Fust Survival Skins, Shards and Character Appearance

Skins change appearance without changing how an item works. Base skins also leave building health and tier unchanged, so choose cosmetics for the look you want.

There are several ways to build your collection:

• Weapon Crates: random item cosmetics, including gun, armor, clothing and Rock skins. Each listed drop chance applies to one opening; displayed percentages are rounded to four decimal places.
• Shards: craft item cosmetics through SKINS > CRAFT, or unlock base styles at the Tool Cupboard.
• Base Skins Bundle: a purchase for whole-base styles, with five-skin and 48-skin offer configurations.
• VIP: exclusive Crown cosmetics, including the Crown Gun Skin with its floating gold crown, Crown Armor and the VIP Crown base skin. These are separate from the regular Base Skins Bundle.
• Starter Bundle: exclusive Blueprint and Forge cosmetics plus collection rewards; see the bundle comparison.

An item skin and a base skin can share a name—such as Inferno—while having different acquisition routes.

Shards are cosmetic currency. Earn them from play time, NPC kills, large events, daily login rewards and duplicate Weapon Crate skins. A crate result you already own converts into Shards.

NPC combat can contribute while you gather supplies. For example, guard kills using a Hunting Bow and a Revolver on a 10x server each awarded 2 Shards. Treat that as a reward example for those encounters, rather than a universal rate for every NPC or server. See events and their rewards for event-specific opportunities.

Where to spend Shards

• Item skins: open Inventory, select SKINS, then use CRAFT for gun, armor and Rock cosmetics.
• Base skins: open your base’s Tool Cupboard to access Shard-based base skin unlocks.

Choose the destination before spending: crafting an equipment cosmetic and unlocking a whole-base style serve different goals. The CRATES menu also has a daily Shard progress counter and a separate daily login reward.

Use the Tool Cupboard (TC) to restyle your whole base. You need access to the TC and an available base skin. Open it to use an unlocked style or access Shard-based unlocks. The result is cosmetic: your buildings keep their existing health and tier.

The Base Skins Bundle costs 200 Robux as a one-time purchase. Its two offer configurations have different contents:

The five named styles belong to both configurations; the remaining regular bundle styles belong to the 48-skin offer. Match the contents to the offer attached to your purchase rather than treating the two configurations as cumulative rewards.

VIP Crown requires VIP. It is separate from the regular bundle entitlement, even when it appears alongside the other base styles in the store.

Choose Shard unlocks when you want to work toward base cosmetics through play. Choose the bundle when its included collection is what you want. For TC access and ongoing base management, see Tool Cupboard authorization and upkeep.

When you join a server and reach the Survivor screen, choose your face, hairstyle, hair color and skin tone. BODY is assigned randomly.

1. Use the arrows beside FACE and HAIR to cycle through options. Faces include Grin and Steady; hairstyles include Ponytail and Crop.
2. Select a HAIR COLOUR swatch and a SKIN swatch.
3. Drag the character to rotate the preview and inspect the result.
4. Select RANDOMIZE, or press R, if you want a random appearance.
5. Select CONFIRM when you are happy with your choices.

Confirming locks your appearance until the next wipe. Review the preview before continuing into the game. Use the wipe schedule and server countdown guide to understand when that reset occurs.

Choose based on whether you want a random addition to your collection, a particular exclusive style or whole-base customization.

Starter Bundle is a limited-time offer with a limit of one per account. It is a different product from Starter Kit, which supplies repeatable gameplay resources on Modded servers. Compare VIP, Starter Bundle and other game passes for prices and their wider benefits.

To access Weapon Crates, open Inventory > Skins > CRATES. Crates belong to your account, work across servers and remain after wipes. For free reward requirements, pack prices, opening options and probabilities, use the Weapon Crates guide.