Objects of Terror Evil Leafy: Skins, Prices, and Steamworks Pack Guide

Why the Objects of Terror Evil Leafy Confusion Costs You Robux

Spending Robux on a horror game skin only stings when you buy the wrong one. In Objects of Terror, Evil Leafy is the cosmetic name that trips players up, because it is not the same thing as Leafy — and the Objects of Terror Evil Leafy options sit behind a different paywall than Leafy's Wintoken skins. This guide breaks down what the Objects of Terror Evil Leafy cosmetics cost, what comes bundled with them, and how to tell the two character names apart before you spend anything.

The details below come from a single community reference: the Objects of Terror Wiki's skins page, updated 2026-11-04. Prices are treated as a dated snapshot, not a promise, so always confirm the number on the Roblox page before checkout.

Which Skins Can You Get? Leafy's Wintoken Options

Leafy does not use Robux at all in the snapshot. The wiki lists two Leafy appearances purchased with Wintokens, the game's in-game currency for cosmetics:

Prices as listed by the Objects of Terror Wiki on 2026-11-04; availability and prices may have changed since.

Uncle Sam is the cheaper of the two at 100 Wintokens, while Retro Hero costs three times as much and appears in the Daily Shop rather than as a permanent listing. If your goal is the cheapest Leafy swap, Uncle Sam is the obvious pick; if you specifically want the Retro Hero look, you will need to watch the shop rotation.

Note what this table does not contain: Evil Leafy. None of Leafy's Wintoken options unlock the Objects of Terror Evil Leafy appearance, which is why players who buy Uncle Sam expecting the darker variant end up disappointed.

Steamworks Skin Pack: Price and Characters

The Steamworks Skin Pack is the bundle that actually carries the Objects of Terror Evil Leafy skin. According to the wiki's 2026-11-04 snapshot, it costs 500 Robux and includes 5 exclusive skins plus 10 exclusive stickers matched to those skins.

The character names the page lists are Blocky, Dr Fizz, Test Tube, and Evil Leafy. That is four names for a stated five-skin pack, so treat the roster as the wiki reported it and verify the full lineup on the store page before buying — the page does not explain which character holds the fifth skin.

Two things are clear from the source. First, the pack's contents are purely cosmetic and give no gameplay advantage in a match. Second, Leafy and Evil Leafy are separate entries: the Steamworks pack includes Evil Leafy, while Leafy's Uncle Sam and Retro Hero options run on Wintokens.

Leafy vs. Evil Leafy: Two Separate Cosmetic Tracks

The single most useful takeaway from the reference material is that these are not interchangeable names. Here is how the Objects of Terror Evil Leafy route compares with the Leafy route:

All prices as reported by the Objects of Terror Wiki on 2026-11-04 and subject to change.

In practical terms, a free-to-play grind gets you a Leafy look, while the Objects of Terror Evil Leafy look requires real money. That is the trade-off worth weighing before you commit.

V.I.P Perks and the Planned Game-Pass Change

V.I.P costs the same 500 Robux as the Steamworks pack, but it buys a different set of things. Per the wiki's snapshot, V.I.P includes an exclusive chat tag plus exclusive skins and stickers for both Leafy and Evil Leafy, with additional bonuses planned for the future.

Because the two purchases share a price, the decision comes down to breadth versus focus. Steamworks spreads five skins and ten stickers across several characters; V.I.P concentrates cosmetics on the Leafy and Evil Leafy names and adds a chat tag that other players can see in a lobby. If you main one of those two characters, V.I.P is the tighter fit.

The page also notes that game-pass purchases using in-game currency are planned for a future update. That is a plan, not an option — as of the 2026-11-04 snapshot, these passes were still Robux purchases, so do not budget Wintokens for them yet.

Finally, the separate 2x Emotes & Stickers pass grants two additional Emote and Sticker wheels, but the wiki states it is not for sale at that time. It expands your emote wheels; it does not add any skin, so it will not get you the Objects of Terror Evil Leafy appearance.

How to Choose Without Wasting Robux

A few practical rules keep the decision clean:

• Decide Leafy or Evil Leafy first. Everything else follows from that one choice. Wintokens cover Leafy; Robux bundles cover Evil Leafy.
• Check the roster against your mains. If you do not play Blocky, Dr Fizz, or Test Tube, the Steamworks pack's value drops, and V.I.P's Leafy-focused contents may suit you better.
• Do not buy for power. The wiki is explicit that these items are cosmetic, so paying more will not make you better in a 1v7 match.
• Watch the Daily Shop for Retro Hero. At 300 Wintokens it is the pricier Leafy skin, and it is not listed as a permanent unlock.
• Re-verify prices in game. The 500 Robux figures and Wintoken costs are frozen at the wiki's 2026-11-04 update, and cosmetics pricing moves.

If you want to browse the store listings yourself, open the official Objects of Terror page on Roblox and check the cosmetics and passes tabs there. The wiki's skins page is the reference behind every price in this article and is worth rereading after each update.

FAQ

Is Evil Leafy the same skin as Leafy in Objects of Terror?

No. The wiki treats them as separate names with separate unlock paths. Leafy's Uncle Sam (100 Wintokens) and Retro Hero (300 Wintokens) skins are Wintoken purchases, while Evil Leafy is included in the 500 Robux Steamworks Skin Pack and in V.I.P. Buying a Leafy Wintoken skin will not give you the Objects of Terror Evil Leafy look.

How much does the Objects of Terror Evil Leafy skin cost?

It is not sold on its own in the available material. As of the Objects of Terror Wiki's 2026-11-04 update, Evil Leafy was bundled into the Steamworks Skin Pack at 500 Robux, or into V.I.P at 500 Robux with a chat tag and additional planned bonuses. Confirm the live price on the game page before purchasing.

Does the Steamworks pack give any gameplay advantage?

No. The wiki describes the pack's items as purely cosmetic, with no gameplay benefit. You are paying for character appearances and ten matching stickers, not for stat boosts or abilities in a match.

Can I unlock Objects of Terror Evil Leafy with Wintokens?

Not according to the 2026-11-04 snapshot. Wintokens applied only to Leafy's Uncle Sam and Retro Hero skins. The wiki notes that game-pass purchases using in-game currency are planned for a future update, but that option was not live at the time of that snapshot.