Objects of Terror Leafy Skins: Wintoken Prices, VIP Perks, and Steamworks Pack

Leafy is one of the most recognizable faces in Objects of Terror, and the cosmetics tied to her are easy to mix up. If you are hunting for Objects of Terror Leafy skins, the first thing to understand is that they do not all come from one place — her two direct appearance swaps are bought with Wintokens, while the Leafy-themed extras sit inside a 500 Robux pass that also covers Evil Leafy. Sorting out which purchase actually changes Leafy's look keeps you from buying a pack that only covers a different character.

This breakdown covers every Leafy-related cosmetic documented in the Objects of Terror Wiki's November 4, 2026 update, with the prices, sources, and scope attached so you know exactly what you are comparing. For the game itself, the official Objects of Terror page on Roblox is the place to browse live listings.

Which Objects of Terror Leafy Skins Can You Buy With Wintokens?

In the 1v7 asymmetrical horror format, Leafy is a Contestant built around a Survivalist / Stunner playstyle, and her Wintoken options are the cheapest route to a new look. As of the Objects of Terror Wiki's 2026-11-04 skins page, two Leafy skins were documented in the in-game shop.

Table source: Objects of Terror Wiki skins page, updated 2026-11-04 — https://www.objectsofterror.wiki/collectibles/objects-of-terror-skins

The gap between the two matters. Uncle Sam is the budget pick at 100 Wintokens and is a straight character swap rather than a recolor. Retro Hero costs three times as much and is gated behind Daily Shop rotation, so you may need to check back rather than buy it on demand.

Neither option requires Robux, which makes them the most accessible entry point for anyone who wants a different Leafy silhouette without spending money.

Leafy vs. Evil Leafy: Two Different Cosmetic Tracks

A large share of confusion around Objects of Terror Leafy skins comes from treating Leafy and Evil Leafy as the same slot. They are not.

Evil Leafy is a Co-Host — the killer side of the matchup — with a five-star difficulty rating in the Public Beta. Her movement is passive short-range teleportation rather than walking or running, and her active kit uses Absorb on Q, Growth on E, and Inhabit on R. The wiki's difficulty ratings put Announcer at one star, MePhoneX at three, and Evil Leafy at five, and it notes those stars describe how hard a character is to play, not how strong they are.

That distinction carries straight into cosmetics: the passes below bundle Leafy and Evil Leafy items together, but a skin built for one does not dress the other. There is also a gameplay milestone attached to Evil Leafy — winning a season with her earns the SHE DESERVES THIS badge — which is separate from anything you can buy.

VIP or Steamworks: Comparing the Two 500 Robux Passes

Two passes at the same price point, as of 2026-11-04, hold Evil Leafy cosmetics, but only one of them includes an item for Leafy herself.

Table sources: Objects of Terror Wiki skins page and Evil Leafy guide, both updated 2026-11-04 — https://www.objectsofterror.wiki/collectibles/objects-of-terror-skins and https://www.objectsofterror.wiki/killers/objects-of-terror-evil-leafy

If a Leafy skin is the goal, V.I.P is the only Robux route documented in either source. The Steamworks Skin Pack gives you Evil Leafy, not Leafy.

One detail needs flagging rather than smoothing over. The wiki's skins page calls the Steamworks Pack a five-skin set but names only four characters — Blocky, Dr Fizz, Test Tube, and Evil Leafy. Its Evil Leafy guide lists five and includes Golf Ball. The roster discrepancy is unresolved in the available material, so check the in-game pass description before buying if a specific character is your reason for the purchase.

Both sources agree the items are purely cosmetic and grant no gameplay advantage. There is also a separate 2x Emotes & Stickers pass that adds two extra Emote and Sticker wheels, but it is not for sale, so it should not be confused with a skin bundle.

How to Check Objects of Terror Leafy Skins Before You Buy

Prices and pass contents shift with updates, so verify anything you are about to spend on. The wiki notes that game-pass purchases using in-game currency are planned for a future update — that is a plan, not a live option, so treat Robux as the only confirmed payment path at the 2026-11-04 snapshot.

A quick pre-purchase routine:

• Open the game page first. The official Objects of Terror Roblox listing shows the passes currently attached to the experience.
• Check the Daily Shop for Retro Hero. It is a rotating offer, so its presence is not guaranteed on any given day.
• Read the pass description, not the thumbnail. The Leafy versus Evil Leafy split is the single most common source of buyer confusion.
• Confirm the character. Ask whether you are dressing Leafy the Contestant or Evil Leafy the Co-Host before you commit.

If you want practice time with a Co-Host kit before spending anything, the wiki notes that BETA 1.0.1 private servers carry a player requirement like normal servers, but you can switch that requirement off in the private server panel. That gives you room to learn a kit without touching your cosmetic budget at all.

What the Community Says About Leafy Cosmetics

Player reaction to the paid Leafy and Evil Leafy looks has not been universally positive. On November 5, 2026, the creator Decay (@CursedPlagueDoc) posted that they did not like the VIP Evil Leafy skin in Objects of Terror and had made their own version plus a full render, adding that they were unsure which font the game uses. The post, captured on 2026-11-09, showed 2,342 views.

Treat that as player experience rather than a review — it is one creator's taste, not a verdict on value. What it does show is that the VIP Evil Leafy design is a talking point in the community, and that some players are producing their own takes on it. If a specific look matters to you, look at renders and clips before buying rather than relying on a store thumbnail.

FAQ

How much do Objects of Terror Leafy skins cost? As of the Objects of Terror Wiki's 2026-11-04 update, Uncle Sam costs 100 Wintokens and Retro Hero costs 300 Wintokens through the Daily Shop. The only documented Robux route to a Leafy skin is V.I.P at 500 Robux.

Does the Steamworks Skin Pack include a Leafy skin? No. Both wiki pages list Evil Leafy in that pack, not Leafy. The skins page names Blocky, Dr Fizz, Test Tube, and Evil Leafy while describing five skins, and the Evil Leafy guide adds Golf Ball to that roster.

Do Objects of Terror Leafy skins give any gameplay advantage? No. The wiki states that the pack items are purely cosmetic and provide no gameplay advantages. Uncle Sam and Retro Hero are appearance changes only, and Leafy's Survivalist / Stunner playstyle is unaffected.

Why can't I find Retro Hero in the shop? Retro Hero is listed as a Daily Shop offer, which means availability rotates rather than staying fixed. Check the in-game shop on a different day, and confirm the current listing on the official game page before assuming the offer is gone for good.