PWNed BY 14:00 Skins

Skins change the appearance of a PWNed BY 14:00 character and may also carry custom presentation such as sounds, music, animations, or effects. Community galleries contain large inventories, but the game is a prototype and those pages mix shop items, seasonal currency, badges, collaborations, milestones, old versions, removed content, and planned cosmetics. Use this Dex to choose the correct character page and verify the live shop before spending.

The official Roblox badge list is useful for a small number of cosmetic relationships. It says the John Doe-themed event badge awarded skins for playable Entities and links prototype-build badges with names such as Gunhound, Brandon, Crash Dummy, The Stalker, and The Collector. A badge description proves that Waffle Office published that reward context; it does not prove that the badge or skin is obtainable today.

Read every cosmetic through five fields

First, confirm the owner character. Similar names, matching sets, and collaboration themes can appear across several characters. A skin page for Prototype does not make the same theme a Prototype-only concept. Open the current character selector and confirm which inventory contains the cosmetic.

Second, identify the source type: regular Points shop, seasonal currency, badge, milestone, quest, code, gift, collaboration, developer or former exclusive, or legacy. Source type determines what you need to verify. A Points entry needs current price and availability. A seasonal entry needs the active event and currency. A badge entry needs an enabled and earnable badge condition, not merely a visible historical badge.

Third, check availability. Use current, seasonal, returning, unavailable, historical, planned, or unknown rather than one vague “exists” label. A model in a gallery can exist while the cosmetic is not purchasable. An old screenshot can prove appearance without proving current ownership rules.

Fourth, verify the cost or requirement. Community pages report exact Point values and event currencies, but those numbers can change. Read the current shop button before approving a purchase. If the requirement says free, ask whether it means automatically owned, redeemed by an action, gifted, awarded by badge, or temporarily free.

Fifth, inspect special presentation. A custom chase theme, Last Robloxian Standing track, animation, model, particle, sound, or kill effect can be part of the appeal. Confirm it in the live preview and decide whether other players can hear or see it. Do not assume a cosmetic changes gameplay unless the game explicitly states a mechanical effect.

Availability labels used in this Dex

Unknown is a valid field. It is better to leave price, event window, or visual proof empty than to import a stale number. The character pages highlight representative community-documented names so you can recognize the right gallery, but they are not advertised as exhaustive live catalogs.

Check a skin in the current main experience

Launch the official place and open the character or skin selector. Confirm the character display name, then scroll through owned and unowned cosmetics. Record the exact skin name, price or requirement, currency icon, availability message, and preview features. If there is a buy button, read the Roblox confirmation carefully before approving anything.

Check whether the cosmetic is visible only in a private server, legacy place, or testing selector. Waffle Office publishes official legacy experiences with older content boundaries. A skin equipped there does not establish ownership or availability in Universe 10359282823.

If the shop changes after an update, rejoin a fresh server. Do not assume an empty panel means permanent removal; it can also indicate loading, a disabled event, a selection filter, or an outdated server. Capture the menu state and date before reporting a change.

Choose a cosmetic without wasting Points

Preview the model from the front, back, and movement angles if the game permits it. Large accessories and bright effects may make a design appealing while also changing how easily you can read your own silhouette. That does not necessarily create a mechanical disadvantage, but visibility and camera comfort affect your experience.

Listen to custom audio at a reasonable volume and decide whether the feature matters often enough to justify the cost. A chase theme or special end-state track may play only in specific situations. A unique animation can be more noticeable every round. Buy for the part you will actually encounter.

Compare the skin price with the character unlocks or other cosmetics you still want. Do not spend all Points because a community page calls an item rare. Rarity, resale, trading, and investment value are not established here, and no public evidence reviewed for this run confirms a player trading economy.

For seasonal currency, calculate the remaining play sessions only after the live UI provides a deadline and earning rate. An old event price without an active event does not create a current route. Never use an external seller or account transfer to obtain a skin.

Badge and build cosmetics

The official badge list contains PROTOTYPE BUILD : ROSE, connected in its description with Gunhound and Brandon; DARKNESS DESCENDS, connected with Guest 666 and The Stalker; BLOOD IN THE SNOW, connected with Gunhound and The Collector; and ANYWHERE BUT HERE, connected with Crash Dummy and other names. These descriptions support historical build associations.

Some community galleries label skins with those badge names. Confirm two separate facts before calling one obtainable: the badge must still have a current earning route, and the game must still award or recognize the cosmetic. A badge remaining enabled on Roblox is not, by itself, proof that the original event trigger still runs.

The official John Doe-themed badge explicitly says it grants skins for playable Entities when earned on March 18. That wording is stronger evidence of a skin reward, but it is date-bound. Outside the condition, treat the reward as historical unless the live game shows another path.

Regular, event, and special pages

Prototype’s community gallery reports regular Point items alongside seasonal gifts, chocolate or treat currencies, collaborations, and special entries. Stalker’s page is especially large and mixes regular, seasonal, badge, milestone, and planned items. Collector’s page includes cosmetics with special models, minions, gifts, or music. Brandon’s gallery mixes many regular Point entries with seasonal and quest-linked content.

Those structures make character-specific pages useful. They also make one giant price table unsafe. Use each page to understand the categories and representative entries, then verify the current inventory. Prices on this site are never a checkout guarantee.

Skin questions

Do skins change stats?

Community skin pages describe them as cosmetic. Individual entries may change presentation, but no reviewed first-party source establishes a general stat bonus. Trust the current live description if an exception appears.

Are all wiki skins still obtainable?

No. Galleries can contain seasonal, special, badge, planned, removed, legacy, and formerly exclusive entries. Availability requires a current route.

Does an enabled badge guarantee its skin?

No. Confirm that the earning condition works and that the current game awards or recognizes the cosmetic.

Where are Gunhound and Crash Dummy skin pages?

The detailed indexes currently cover Prototype, Stalker, Collector, and Brandon cosmetics. Gunhound and Crash Dummy can still appear in official build history or the overall Dex, but their changing cosmetic records are kept in this hub until a dedicated player guide can be verified.

Sources checked

• Official Roblox badge list, checked September 26, 2026.
• Community cosmetic index and character galleries for Prototype, The Stalker, The Collector, and Brandon6875935, checked September 26, 2026; inventories and prices remain community reported until live verification.