The Forsaken lobby is stuffed with characters who have nothing to do with the matches and everything to do with the game's personality: a pizza guy who lost his car, a cat with an attitude, a screaming plaque, and letters that quietly carry the lore. Between rounds, talking to them is the game's second pastime.
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Current NPCs
The living lobby cast, from gag characters to lore carriers.
Pizza Guy
Lost his car during Greg's delivery and became stuck here.
DrakoBloxxerPlaque
Was beheaded by Slasher and now just screams on a wall.
Brandon
He is on the right of the fireplace. He asks the player how they are doing. Picking bad will make him ask what's happening, online or IRL. Picking good will make him ask if you are hanging out or gaming. Sometimes he says ERROR [Code D8], which is a reference to the final video of
Carl
Host that gives free tables to people due to there being no stores to spend money at.
Cat
Talking cat that is aggressive towards the player.
Roland Cosplayer
He is found outside the house and beside the doorframe near the player spawn.
Construction Workers
Construction workers that work for 2x2, they were ordered to block off an entrance due to it being dangerous.
Cake Monster
Only speaks in gibberish, gets angry when insulted.
Desmund
Fan of Glebus and likes its cool trick.
Glebus
Says "gleeb" as a cool trick. Gets more vexed the more you talk to it.
Investigative Iris
Investigator that uses hashtags when speaking, is looking into a painting with the number 4 on it that seemed off to them.
Letter
A letter in a mailbox addressed to a specific person.
ragerr
Sits at a table, claims he's the goat at Forsaken. (he ain't) He then admits he's lowk buns at the game. (he is)
Greg
Sits at a table, still waiting for Pizza Guy's pizza.
Mart
Watches the TV on the second floor of the main house. Only says "panda".
D3functB0t
Based off of the [https://roblox.fandom.com/wiki/Catalog:Shoulder_Helper_Bot Helper Robot] and hat. They talks in a quirky style with rapid use of emoticons, replacing vowels with numbers, and random spam of special characters used as an expression of anger.
Grandfather Clock
as the name suggests, a 'Grandfather Clock'. It stands in the corner of Lobby and when interacted with will activate and deactivate AFK mode for you.
Envelope
An envelope meant to explain more of the lore of Forsaken.
Demophon
A riddling fish that makes references to several philosophical stories.
Ben
An out-of-bounds character that is meant to be a 'Roblox anomaly.'
Red Herring
A troll NPC made to made to distract players from the lore of Forsaken.
WANTED
A wanted poster of Taph.
Photo
A photo of Noob and some of their friends.
Big Cheese
Stands at the top of the staircase, he says nothing, he only stares.
Ethan
An NPC who's trying to find another NPC that's hiding somewhere in the Lobby.
Emma
An NPC who's hiding from another NPC. No snitching!
trhett123
An NPC that likes waffles.
Some Random Guy
Hes just a guy.
Group
Upcoming NPCs
Allusion Guy
an NPC who appeared in the Public Testing game, he looks like Roland Cosplayer but with a dark hole face.
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Removed NPCs
Seasonal and event characters that left, including the Halloween cast and ARG figures.
TheGuestToBlame
Is an A Bizarre Day Reference. It is unknown why he was removed from the game.
Toothy Deer
Hides away from everyone else to avoid being called a Toothy Deer, gets offended when a player calls him that. This NPC was removed for Toothy Deer becoming a Dusekkar Skin.
Deadshot
an Out-of-Bounds NPC.
Stella
An NPC made to encourage voting in the Roblox Innovation Awards.
Recorder
Was a recording of a mysterious voice that warned whoever heard it to escape the realm and gave vague hints.
???
A wandering soul in the Lobby.
ajarbythedoor
The character associated with the RecallAHollowHeart ARG, all lines said are taken directly from in-game meetings with the character.
Dapper
A brown bat that only says "Oi".
Acid
An NPC who talks about something that happened related to a specific Survivor.
Stack
An NPC who talks about the water in the Lobby.
bat
Just like Cat, they're a talking animal.
Epic Pumpkin
It's a pumpkin that laughs at you.
Hollow
An NPC that looks like a grim reaper.
Trick
An NPC that looks like a vampire.
Presence
The "A Dark Presence" Roblox accessory but turned into a humanoid NPC.
Nosferatu
The "shopkeeper" of the Halloween shop in the basement of the Lobby. He is also Nosferatu|a Killer.
Statue of Might
A statue of a powerful and unstoppable enforcer.
Statue of Sight
A statue of the All Seeing Eye.
Statue of Blight
A statue of the undead.
Statue of Fright
A statue of the Headless Horseman.
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Admin-Exclusive NPCs
Developer-only oddities seen in admin events.
Ao Oni
Likely a joke by the developers, its only appearance is on the Baseplate map.
Noob With Infinite Hp
Used by the developers to test.
The lobby cast
Current NPCs range from pure gags (Glebus and its cool trick, ragerr's unearned confidence) to genuine lore carriers: the Envelope, the riddling fish Demophon, and Investigative Iris's suspicious painting all feed the game's mystery threads. Dialogue often changes with updates, and several NPCs reference each other, like Greg still waiting on Pizza Guy's delivery.
The ones that left
The removed section is a seasonal graveyard: the Halloween shop's Nosferatu, the four statues, event characters, and ARG figures like ajarbythedoor. Forsaken's community mines these for lore, and removed NPCs have a habit of mattering later, which is why they stay documented.
FAQ
Where are the NPCs in Forsaken?
Around the lobby: inside and outside the main house, at tables, by the fireplace, and tucked into corners. Each has its own dialogue, and some react differently across conversations.
Do the NPCs matter to the lore?
Several do. The Envelope, Demophon's riddles, and Investigative Iris's painting all tie into Forsaken's mystery threads, and the community tracks removed NPCs like ajarbythedoor for ARG connections.
Why are removed NPCs listed?
Forsaken cycles seasonal and event characters out of the lobby, and past casts (like the Halloween shop's Nosferatu) remain part of the game's story. The record also helps recognize returning references.
