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Killers are the hunter role in Forsaken: one player per match tries to wipe the survivor team before generators and escapes open the way out. You unlock public killers in the shop with Player Points earned from rounds (Slasher is free; the rest cost PP). Each kit brings its own health, speeds, terror radius, passives, and abilities, so the real choice is how you want to apply pressure: pure chase, map control, mind games, or a long snowball.

Maps are the public arenas you vote into each Forsaken round. After map voting, survivors and killers load the same layout, and the standard job is filling five generators while chases play out around that map's landmarks. Footprint matters more than art: open outdoor maps, mixed buildings, dense compact floors, and multi-level fortresses change sightlines, loops, and hazards like slow water or acid rivers. Learn the key areas and role notes so your vote matches how you actually play.

Emotes are Forsaken dances and taunts you put on the emote wheel (G on PC, Emotes button on mobile). Most options cost Player Points in the shop, while VIP and Emote Pack #1 cover Robux bundles and two achievements unlock free dances. Survivors get the full flex wheel; killers usually need a skin-specific dance instead. Compare $ prices, pass unlocks, and creators before you spend.

Survivors are your playable kit in Forsaken: each one has a role, health, and a small set of passives and abilities. Survivalists keep themselves alive for generators, Sentinels stun or block the killer, and Supports heal, shield, build, or trap for the team. Most characters unlock with Player Points from matches, three starters are free, and Jane Doe is a lobby quest instead of a shop price. Compare role, unlock path, and kit before you spend so your lobby has peel, sustain, and self-survive covered.

Skins in Forsaken are cosmetic looks locked to one survivor or killer. You buy most of them with Player Points, unlock free Milestone I–IV skins by leveling that character to 25 / 50 / 75 / 100, and earn special skins from achievements, set ownership, collab badges in other Roblox games, or art contests. Seasonal shops use holiday currency, and a few looks sit behind Earth Day or VIP gamepasses. They never change combat stats, so pick them for style, custom SFX, and how your main looks in a round.