Objects of Terror Leafy Skins: Wintoken Prices and Pack Perks

Why the Objects of Terror Leafy Options Confuse Players

Choosing a cosmetic in a 1v7 horror game should be simple, but the shop screens do not make it obvious which purchase actually changes Leafy's appearance. The Objects of Terror Leafy options are split across two currencies and three different storefronts: Wintokens, a Robux skin pack, and a V.I.P pass. Pick wrong and you end up paying 500 Robux for a look you cannot equip on the character you wanted.

This breakdown follows every Leafy-related cosmetic documented by the community wiki, with the exact prices and contents recorded on 2026-11-04. Treat those numbers as a dated snapshot, not a permanent price list, and confirm anything you plan to buy inside the game itself.

Which Leafy Skins Exist in Objects of Terror

According to the Objects of Terror Wiki skins page, Leafy has two documented in-game skins. Both are bought with Wintokens rather than Robux, and both live in different parts of the shop flow.

Prices as recorded by the Objects of Terror Wiki on 2026-11-04. Shop rotations and prices can change, so verify in-game before spending.

The price gap is the first thing worth noting. Uncle Sam is the cheapest documented route to a different Leafy look at 100 Wintokens, roughly a third of Retro Hero's 300. The trade-off is availability: Retro Hero is described as appearing through the Daily Shop, which means you may need to check back rather than buy it on demand.

Community reports suggest players often assume the two skins sit in the same menu. They do not, so if you have been scrolling the standard skin list looking for Retro Hero, that is likely why it never showed up.

Does the Steamworks Skin Pack Include Leafy?

This is the most common mix-up around the Objects of Terror Leafy cosmetics. The Steamworks Skin Pack is priced at 500 Robux and is described as containing five exclusive skins plus ten stickers matched to those skins. The wiki page names four of the five characters: Blocky, Dr Fizz, Test Tube, and Evil Leafy.

Note the wording — Evil Leafy, not Leafy. The wiki is explicit that these are separate names in Objects of Terror. The Steamworks pack gives you Evil Leafy, while Leafy's own Uncle Sam and Retro Hero appearances are Wintoken purchases. If your goal is specifically to restyle the standard Leafy character, the Steamworks pack does not do that.

The pack's items are purely cosmetic. Nothing in it changes movement, vision, or match performance, so the 500 Robux buys appearance variety and matching stickers rather than any competitive edge.

V.I.P vs. Steamworks: Two 500 Robux Routes Compared

Both premium bundles cost the same 500 Robux in the 2026-11-04 snapshot, which makes the decision harder than it should be. The contents, however, point in different directions.

For anyone chasing Objects of Terror Leafy cosmetics specifically, V.I.P is the only Robux purchase in the documented list that includes Leafy herself alongside Evil Leafy. Steamworks spreads its value across a wider character roster instead.

One more pass deserves a mention: the 2x Emotes & Stickers pass adds two extra Emote and Sticker wheels, but the wiki records it as not for sale. It expands those wheels rather than adding skins, so it should not factor into a Leafy decision.

Practical Tips Before You Spend

A few habits keep cosmetic purchases from going to waste in Objects of Terror.

• Decide which character you are buying for. Leafy and Evil Leafy are treated as separate names, so confirm the label on the bundle matches the character you actually play.
• Buy Uncle Sam first if you are Wintoken-light. At 100 Wintokens it is the lowest documented entry point into a new Leafy look.
• Watch the Daily Shop for Retro Hero. The 300-Wintoken skin is tied to that rotation, so patience may save you from buying something else in the meantime.
• Do not buy a pack for gameplay. Every item listed is cosmetic, and the wiki states plainly that the Steamworks items grant no advantage.
• Treat in-game-currency game passes as a future plan, not a current option. The wiki notes that game-pass purchases using in-game currency are planned for a future update, with the Robux prices standing as the recorded status on 2026-11-04.

If you want to inspect the cosmetics yourself, open Objects of Terror on Roblox and browse the shop and pass listings directly, since the storefront is the only source that reflects real-time availability.

FAQ

Is there a Leafy skin I can buy with Wintokens in Objects of Terror?

Yes. The community wiki recorded two Leafy options on 2026-11-04: Uncle Sam at 100 Wintokens and Retro Hero at 300 Wintokens through the Daily Shop. Both change Leafy's appearance rather than adding a new character, and prices may shift after that date.

Is Evil Leafy the same thing as Objects of Terror Leafy?

No. The wiki treats them as distinct names. Leafy's cosmetics come from Wintokens or the V.I.P bundle, while Evil Leafy appears in the Steamworks Skin Pack and also receives V.I.P skins and stickers.

What is the cheapest way to get an Objects of Terror Leafy cosmetic?

At the 2026-11-04 snapshot, Uncle Sam at 100 Wintokens was the lowest-priced Leafy appearance listed, well below Retro Hero's 300 Wintokens and both 500-Robux bundles. If you specifically want Leafy plus Evil Leafy cosmetics from a single Robux purchase, V.I.P was the only bundle covering both.

Does the 500 Robux Steamworks pack give me Leafy?

The pack is documented as five exclusive skins and ten stickers, with Blocky, Dr Fizz, Test Tube, and Evil Leafy named among them. Leafy is not listed as part of it, so players hunting an Objects of Terror Leafy look should compare V.I.P and the Wintoken skins instead.