The Roblox Forsaken meta has changed dramatically since the last major tier list. As of July 2026, the game features seven killers and twelve survivors following the Chapter 2: Strangers From the Past and Masquerade updates. With newcomers like Nosferatu, Guest 666, Veeronica, and Jane Doe joining the roster, many older tier lists no longer reflect how the game is actually played today.
Since unlocking new characters requires Player Points, every purchase matters. Investing in the wrong character can slow your progression and leave you stuck with a weak pick in the current meta. Below, we’ve ranked every killer and survivor from strongest to weakest, with ability breakdowns and honest notes on where the competitive community is divided.
How We Ranked Every Character
Three factors determine each placement: chase and combat consistency, value independent of luck or heavy team coordination, and learning curve relative to payoff. Rankings are based on current patch data, community tier discussions, and ability breakdowns verified against the game itself.
One honest flag before you read further: the competitive community does not fully agree on the killer picture, particularly at the top. Some lists place c00lkidd and John Doe at the very top with Nosferatu and Guest 666 lower due to how counterable their kits are in the looping meta. More recent community reads call Guest 666 and Nosferatu the top killers. Others place 1x1x1x1 firmly at S-tier as the strongest overall killer.
This list leans toward the most recent reads while keeping c00lkidd and John Doe firmly in the top tier, since the community broadly agrees those two are strong. Where genuine disagreement exists, it is flagged rather than glossed over.
All 7 Forsaken Killers Ranked
1. Guest 666 (S-Tier)
- Price: 1,666 Player Points
- Difficulty: Moderate
- Signature ability: Blood Hunt
Guest 666, nicknamed Sixer by the community, is built around a snowball mechanic most other killers cannot match. Carving Slash and Eviscerate spread Hemorrhage, which causes survivors to drip Blood Orbs as they move. Collecting those Orbs fills the Blood meter, and once full, Blood Hunt triggers a roughly 25-second red-tinted map blackout during which Sixer gains stun immunity, a speed boost, and periodic position reveals on every survivor. He is reportedly banned in a number of tournament formats, which reflects how oppressive the snowball becomes once it gets rolling. His one real weakness is tight looping, where his size and jump mechanics get punished by coordinated survivor teams who know his patterns.
Community note: Some tier lists rate him B-tier due to looping counters. More recent community rankings place him S-tier. Both reads are defensible depending on the lobby skill level.
2. Nosferatu (S-Tier)
- Price: 1,922 Player Points (the most expensive killer in the game)
- Difficulty: High
- Signature ability: Ascension
Added as the final reward of the Masquerade Halloween event, Nosferatu is a stealth-and-mobility killer with the highest skill ceiling on the roster. His Levitation passive produces no footstep sounds. Hunter’s Feast grants a lengthy invisibility window. Bloodhook reels survivors in from range with a chain. Ascension converts him into a flying bat for aerial dive attacks. Missing a Bloodhook or an Ascension dive leaves him slowed and vulnerable, so the margin for error is real. In experienced hands he is rated among the very best killers currently in the game.
3. c00lkidd (A-Tier)
- Price: 900 Player Points
- Difficulty: Moderate
- Signature ability: Corrupt Nature
c00lkidd has no passive, but his active kit compensates. Corrupt Nature fires a projectile that passes through walls entirely. Walkspeed Override is a lunge that deals heavy damage and sets survivors on fire. Pizza Delivery spawns bots that automatically hunt down nearby targets. He requires less time investment relative to his ceiling than almost any other killer on the roster, making him one of the few genuinely strong picks that is also beginner-friendly. Most tier lists across every source agree he belongs in or near the top tier.
4. John Doe (A-Tier)
- Price: 1,000 Player Points
- Difficulty: High
- Signature ability: Digital Footprint
John Doe rewards map control thinking over raw chase speed. Natural Malevolence and Unstoppable cap incoming stun duration and punish survivors who touch his corruption trail. Digital Footprint’s shadow traps received a meaningful buff recently that pushed him into top-tier conversation. 404 Error adds a short aura reveal on every living survivor. The tradeoff is mastery: his abilities take real practice to land consistently, which is why some lists still rank him below c00lkidd despite comparable ceiling.
5. 1x1x1x1 (A-Tier)
- Price: 1,250 Player Points
- Difficulty: High
- Signature ability: Mass Infection
1x1x1x1 is the only killer in Forsaken with a genuine area-of-effect ability, and Mass Infection punishes survivors who cluster up. Unstable Eye provides reliable full-map tracking. A recent rework improved overall consistency enough to move him from a niche pick into a legitimate contender.
Community note: Several recent tier lists rate 1x1x1x1 as the single best killer in Forsaken, not Guest 666 or Nosferatu. He struggles on maps with significant elevation where ranged skills are easier to dodge vertically, which may explain the split. On flat or enclosed maps, a strong case exists for placing him at S-tier.
6. Noli (B-Tier)
- Price: 1,100 Player Points
- Difficulty: High
- Signature ability: Hallucination system
Noli’s identity is psychological pressure. His Hallucination passive spawns fake copies of himself around the map. Prankster plants decoy generators that punish survivors who do not check carefully. Void Rush and Nova provide real mobility and crowd control once mastered, but both require a genuine investment of hours to use well. Recent balance patches nerfed his web mechanic’s range and duration, and on looping-heavy maps Void Rush is not reliable. A popular pick whose mastery requirement keeps him in the middle of the pack rather than higher.
7. Slasher (C-Tier)
- Price: Free
- Difficulty: Low
- Signature ability: Raging Pace
Slasher replaced the original Jason character in Update 3.1.0 over copyright concerns, with the kit carried over largely intact. Raging Pace more than doubles walking speed and reveals nearby survivor auras. Gashing Wound is a three-hit combo that grants full invincibility while Enraged. He is easy to pick up, counters stuns reliably, and stays consistent across most maps. No mobility tools and a hard ceiling against survivors who know how to loop are why he sits every paid killer below despite being the most accessible starting point.
All 12 Forsaken Survivors Ranked
1. Dusekkar (S-Tier)
- Price: 600 Player Points
- Role: Support
- Difficulty: High (five stars, the hardest survivor to master)
Dusekkar levitates naturally, silencing his footsteps. His staff-based kit operates from a distance most other supports cannot reach. Spawn Protection shields a targeted ally for eight seconds. Plasma Beam slows a killer or speeds up a teammate depending on who it hits. Both abilities leave him briefly vulnerable while channeling, so positioning sense is a prerequisite to getting full value.
2. Guest 1337 (S-Tier)
- Price: 500 Player Points
- Role: Sentinel
- Difficulty: High
Widely considered the best survivor in Forsaken across the competitive community. Guest 1337 pairs an extra 15 HP passive with a Block-into-Punch combo that stuns a killer for up to 3.5 seconds on a clean parry. Charge adds a knockback dash that cancels the killer’s current ability outright. A demanding kit to time correctly, but few survivors punish a killer’s mistakes as decisively.
3. Veeronica (S-Tier)
- Price: 750 Player Points
- Role: Survivalist
- Difficulty: Moderate
Forsaken’s first robot survivor, added in the Halloween 2025 update. Veeronica runs on a skateboard-and-graffiti kit that gives her the highest chase mobility in the game once set up. Vandalism places graffiti that her skateboard needs to function. Sk8 lets her outrun most chases while performing tricks that recharge her battery. As a robot, she cannot be healed by Elliot’s pizzas, Builderman’s dispensers, or medkits, so sustain comes entirely through Activate Battery.
4. Builderman (A-Tier)
- Price: 500 Player Points
- Role: Support
- Difficulty: Moderate
One of the easiest survivors to pick up while still providing real team value. Sentry Construction slows killers on sight. Dispenser Construction sets up a healing zone for the team. Both structures are destructible and cancel if he is hit mid-build, but a well-placed pair can lock down a chokepoint for an entire round.
5. Jane Doe (A-Tier)
- Price: Free, unlocked through a four-step quest chain (not purchasable with Player Points)
- Role: Sentinel / Support hybrid
- Difficulty: High
Jane Doe is the newest survivor in the game, added in Update 4.0.0 in March 2026, and she happens to be the wife of killer John Doe. Her Shatterpoint system gives her a secondary health pool with 40% damage reduction that can only be refilled by landing her own abilities. A fully charged Hatchet can stun a killer for up to 4.5 seconds. Unlocked by speaking to an NPC in the basement beneath the lobby cabin and completing a series of document and item retrieval quests.
6. Shedletsky (A-Tier)
- Price: Free at the start of the game, though one recent guide lists him at 300 Player Points. Confirm in-game before grinding for him
- Role: Sentinel
- Difficulty: Moderate
Shedletsky only has two abilities, but both are excellent. Slash stuns a killer on a clean hit while granting brief damage resistance mid-swing. Fried Chicken restores a healthy chunk of HP twice per round. Simple, low-risk, and forgiving enough that some players argue he would be S-tier with one more tool in the kit.
7. 007n7 (A-Tier)
- Price: 500 Player Points
- Role: Survivalist
- Difficulty: High
007n7 leans entirely on misdirection. Clone spawns a decoy that can be steered to wander, pathfind toward a spawn point, or follow the cursor. CoolGUI teleports him to the farthest survivor spawn after a brief stationary window. A strong mind-games kit against less experienced killers, though high-level players tend to see through the clone consistently.
8. Chance (B-Tier)
- Price: 777 Player Points (the most expensive survivor)
- Role: Sentinel
- Difficulty: High
Chance is a gamble. Coin Flip either recharges every ability instantly or stacks a Weakness debuff. One Shot’s flintlock can stun a killer, misfire, or explode in Chance’s own hands depending on the roll. When the RNG cooperates, he is capable of plays that border on broken. When it does not, he is a liability.
9. Two Time (B-Tier)
- Price: 500 Player Points
- Role: Sentinel / Survivalist
- Difficulty: High
Two Time has no active abilities. Everything runs through Undying Devotion, a passive that revives him at half health with a burst of invincibility and a speed boost the moment he would otherwise be eliminated by critical damage. The Weakness debuff that follows the rebirth leaves him fragile for the rest of the round, so it works best as an emergency safety net rather than a core strategy.
10. Noob (B-Tier)
Price: Free (the default starter survivor) Role: Survivalist / All-Rounder Difficulty: Moderate
Noob’s three consumables – Bloxy Cola for a speed burst, Slateskin Potion for a temporary overheal tank, and Ghostburger for a stretch of invisibility make him one of the best characters for learning Forsaken’s chase fundamentals. No team utility caps his ceiling, but as a free pick with genuinely useful self-preservation tools he remains a solid choice well past the beginner stage.
11. Taph (C-Tier)
- Price: 600 Player Points
- Role: Support
- Difficulty: Low
Taph is a trap specialist. Tripwire slows and reveals a killer’s location to the team. Subspace Tripmine locks them down entirely if triggered up close. Both tools are genuinely oppressive when placed well, but the setup time and reliance on the killer wandering into position make Taph less consistent than other supports, especially against killers with ranged options that can destroy traps from a distance.
12. Elliot (C-Tier)
- Price: Free according to most sources, though Pro Game Guides’ April 2026 update lists him at 350 Player Points. Confirm in-game before assuming either figure
- Role: Support
- Difficulty: Low
Elliot is the easiest support to learn. Order Up! boosts his healing rate as the team completes objectives. Pizza Throw heals allies and grants them a speed burst. Every ability is built around helping teammates rather than himself, so he has no self-heal and struggles in solo queue or uncoordinated lobbies. Strong pick for a communicative team, weak pick if you are queuing alone.
Quick Reference Tier Table
| Role | S-Tier | A-Tier | B-Tier | C-Tier |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Killers | Guest 666, Nosferatu | c00lkidd, John Doe, 1x1x1x1 | Noli | Slasher |
| Survivors | Dusekkar, Guest 1337, Veeronica | Builderman, Jane Doe, Shedletsky, 007n7 | Chance, Two Time, Noob | Taph, Elliot |
Final Thoughts
Forsaken’s roster has nearly doubled since the early Jason-and-Noob days, and the pace of new additions is not slowing down. Today’s rankings are a snapshot of the current patch, not a permanent verdict. Expect another shakeup the next time a major update lands.
Forsaken is an asymmetric horror game where one player controls a Killer hunting a lobby of Survivors, who need to repair generators and escape before time runs out. It draws heavy inspiration from Dead by Daylight but builds its entire cast around Roblox community lore, including admins, infamous accounts, and old platform legends.
As of July 2026, there are 19 total playable characters: 7 killers and 12 survivors. The roster has grown with nearly every major update.
Jane Doe cannot be purchased with Player Points. She is unlocked through a four-step quest chain that starts by speaking to her NPC in the basement beneath the lobby cabin, followed by finding specific documents and items while playing as a survivor.
c00lkidd and Slasher are the two most recommended starting killers. Slasher is free and straightforward to pick up. c00lkidd offers a stronger ceiling without demanding much practice, which is a rare combination in this roster.
Yes, frequently. Both John Doe’s Digital Footprint and 1x1x1x1’s overall kit received meaningful reworks within the past year that shifted their tier placement. Treat any tier list, including this one, as accurate for the current patch rather than a permanent verdict.
Guest 1337 is the most consistently top-ranked survivor across sources. His Block-into-Punch combo, stun potential, and extra HP passive give him tools most other survivors do not have at the same level.
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