Objects of Terror Skins: Wintoken Prices, Steamworks Pack, and V.I.P Perks

Objects of Terror Skins at a Glance

Objects of Terror skins are cosmetic looks for the game’s 1v7 horror matches, and the options documented by the community wiki are narrower than a typical cosmetic shop. As of 2026-11-04, the Objects of Terror Wiki recorded three main paths: Leafy’s Wintoken skins, a 500 Robux Steamworks pack, and V.I.P exclusives. Comparing Objects of Terror skins by price alone is risky because the Steamworks pack and V.I.P cost the same 500 Robux but include different items.

The wiki is a community source, not an official storefront. Its skins page was updated on November 4, 2026, and captured for this article on November 9, 2026. Use the prices as a dated snapshot, then verify the live offer inside the Roblox experience before spending Robux or Wintokens.

Leafy Skins and Wintoken Prices

Leafy’s two documented Objects of Terror skins use Wintokens rather than Robux. The price gap is large enough to matter if you are choosing between them.

The table below reflects Wintoken prices that the Objects of Terror Wiki skins page recorded on 2026-11-04. Wintokens are a separate currency from Robux in this snapshot.

Uncle Sam costs 200 fewer Wintokens than Retro Hero in the dated snapshot. If you want the cheaper Leafy change, Uncle Sam is the clear option. Retro Hero costs more and is tied to the Daily Shop listing, though the captured page does not provide a shop schedule or rotation details.

The page also does not explain how players earn Wintokens. That matters because a low Wintoken price does not automatically mean a skin is easy to obtain. Check your balance and the in-game currency route before planning around either Leafy skin.

Steamworks Skin Pack: What 500 Robux Buys

As of 2026-11-04, the Steamworks Skin Pack was listed at 500 Robux. The wiki says the pack contains five exclusive skins and ten exclusive stickers based on those skins. It also describes the pack’s items as purely cosmetic, with no gameplay advantages.

The page names four characters in its bullet list:

• Blocky
• Dr Fizz
• Test Tube
• Evil Leafy

There is a source-level mismatch here: the pack is described as having five exclusive skins, but only four character names appear in the captured list. Do not invent a fifth name or assume a hidden unlock. Before buying, check the in-game pack contents or a newer wiki revision to confirm the full roster.

Also note that Leafy and Evil Leafy are separate names. The Steamworks pack lists Evil Leafy, not Leafy. If you specifically want Leafy, the Wintoken options above are the documented route on this page.

V.I.P Skins and Other Pass Perks

V.I.P also cost 500 Robux at the 2026-11-04 snapshot, but its contents differ from the Steamworks pack. The table below compares the two offers using the same dated community wiki source.

The same wiki page lists both offers at 500 Robux on 2026-11-04. The overlap is Evil Leafy: both offers mention Evil Leafy cosmetics. The difference is that V.I.P explicitly covers Leafy and Evil Leafy and adds a chat tag, while Steamworks is a broader character bundle with Blocky, Dr Fizz, Test Tube, and Evil Leafy named.

For Objects of Terror skins that focus on Leafy, V.I.P is the pass that explicitly mentions Leafy. For players who want several character looks and matching stickers, Steamworks is the documented alternative. Neither option should be treated as a gameplay upgrade based on this snapshot; the wiki specifically calls the Steamworks items cosmetic.

Other pass details from the same 2026-11-04 snapshot:

• The 2x Emotes & Stickers pass grants two additional Emote and Sticker wheels, but it was not for sale.
• That pass expands emote and sticker wheels; it is not a skin collection.
• Game-pass purchases using in-game currency are planned for a future update, with no date given.

How to Choose Objects of Terror Skins

Start with the character you actually want to change. If Leafy is the priority, compare Uncle Sam, Retro Hero, and the V.I.P listing. If you want Evil Leafy, both Steamworks and V.I.P mention that character. If you want Blocky, Dr Fizz, or Test Tube, Steamworks is the only documented source in this snapshot.

Before buying any Objects of Terror skins, take these steps:

1. Check the currency. Leafy’s Uncle Sam and Retro Hero use Wintokens; Steamworks and V.I.P use Robux in the dated listing.
2. Do not treat the two 500 Robux offers as equal. V.I.P adds a chat tag and Leafy-focused cosmetics; Steamworks adds a multi-character set and stickers.
3. Verify the Steamworks roster. The page says five skins but names four, so confirm the full pack before purchase.
4. Check the Daily Shop. Retro Hero is listed as a Daily Shop offer, so confirm availability in game.
5. Confirm live prices. Use the official Objects of Terror page on Roblox and the in-game store for up-to-date listings.

FAQ

How many Objects of Terror skins are listed?
The 2026-11-04 wiki snapshot lists two Leafy Wintoken skins, a Steamworks pack advertised as five exclusive skins plus ten stickers, and V.I.P skins for Leafy and Evil Leafy. It does not provide a complete cosmetic catalog, so treat that as a partial list rather than a total.

Are Objects of Terror skins pay-to-win?
The wiki describes the Steamworks pack as purely cosmetic with no gameplay advantages. It does not make the same explicit claim for every skin in the snapshot, so verify other items individually before assuming they affect gameplay.

What is the difference between V.I.P and the Steamworks pack?
At the 2026-11-04 snapshot, both cost 500 Robux. Steamworks focuses on five advertised skins and ten stickers, while V.I.P includes Leafy and Evil Leafy skins and stickers plus an exclusive chat tag.

Where can I check live Objects of Terror skins prices?
Use the official Roblox game page for Objects of Terror and the in-game store. The community wiki figures are dated, and prices or Daily Shop offers can change.