Forsaken Roblox Wiki: Survivors, Roles, and Team Utility Guide

Forsaken is a Roblox survival game where team composition, timing, and role knowledge matter a lot. If you are looking for a practical forsaken roblox wiki-style overview, this guide covers the main survivor roles, how their abilities generally help a team, and what to check in-game after updates.

Because Forsaken can change with balance patches, the safest way to confirm exact numbers, cooldowns, and ability behavior is always inside the game itself. Still, understanding each survivor’s job will help you make better picks and support your team more effectively.

What Forsaken is about

Forsaken focuses on surviving against dangerous killers while using character abilities to:

help teammates escape pressure
stall or disrupt chases
protect key areas
create openings for revives, rescues, or repositioning
improve personal survival

A strong survivor is not always the one with the biggest damage or the flashiest move. In Forsaken, the best characters often combine team value with reliable self-survivability.

Survivor role overview

Here is a simple breakdown of how players commonly think about the main survivor types.

Role type	Main job	Common strengths	Common weakness
Support	Helps teammates stay alive	healing, utility, area control	lower direct self-defense
Sentinel	Disrupts killers and protects allies	stuns, ranged pressure, anti-minion tools	can rely heavily on cooldown timing
Survivalist	Focuses on staying alive and escaping pressure	mobility, escape tools, defense	may offer less direct team utility
Hybrid	Mixes team support and self-sustain	flexible kits, strong all-around value	often needs good timing to shine

How to evaluate a survivor

When comparing survivors, players usually look at a few core traits:

1. Cooldown reliability

A short cooldown can make a character feel much more consistent. Long cooldowns may still be strong, but they can leave you vulnerable between uses.

2. Team value

Some survivors are excellent at helping the group even if they are not the easiest to play safely alone.

3. Self-sustain

This includes healing, damage mitigation, escape tools, and anything that helps you survive longer without relying on teammates.

4. Matchup usefulness

A character can feel very different depending on the killer. Some survivors are especially good against mobile killers, minion-based pressure, or ranged threats.

5. Update sensitivity

Balance updates can change how a survivor plays. Always check current in-game behavior after patches.

Practical survivor overview

The table below gives a simple player-facing summary based on common community discussion and updated gameplay impressions.

Survivor	General role feel	Main value	Watch out for
Noob	Survivalist / utility	good self-survival, useful into specific matchups	long cooldowns, limited team utility
Taff	Support	strong utility and team help	recent nerfs reduced some flexibility
Chance	Sentinel	strong anti-minion pressure and stun range	longer stun cooldown, weaker self-sustain
Two Time	Hybrid	balanced team help and survival	less forgiving than top-tier survivability picks
N7	Hybrid / anti-pressure	clone utility and team shielding potential	can struggle into aggressive chase killers
Vivionica	Survivalist / disruption	knockback and strong self-survival	mobile killers can pressure her harder
Elliot	Support	steady healing and team presence	less overwhelming than before the update
Builderman	Utility support	buildings can shape fights and provide assistance	value depends on placement and timing
Shalestki	Sentinel	standard stun value and strong self-sustain	chicken value is less dominant after changes
Jane Doe	Hybrid	stun utility and excellent self-heal potential	needs clean execution to get maximum value
Guest 1337	Top-tier hybrid	huge utility, damage prevention, and mind games	very powerful, so opponents focus him early
Ducar	High-impact support	strong team buffs and pressure tools	low self-sustain compared to others

Survivor notes and playstyle tips

Noob

Noob is often seen as a strong personal survival pick. Players like him when they want a character that can survive well and create specific matchup advantages. His downside is that his team help can feel limited compared with more support-focused survivors.

Best for: players who want a safer, straightforward style
Pay attention to: cooldown usage and when to commit to team plays

Taff

Taff has traditionally been valued for utility and support. After recent changes, some of his old tricks are less flexible, but he still offers useful tools for helping the team during pressure moments.

Best for: players who like support-heavy play
Pay attention to: timing and whether a utility is still worth spending in the current chase

Chance

Chance works well when you want a sentinel who can help control fights from safer distances. His ranged pressure and stun value are especially useful for interrupting killer actions.

Best for: players who want safe disruption
Pay attention to: the stun cooldown and your own HP management

Two Time

Two Time is often described as a balanced pick. The character can help the team while still having enough tools to stay in the game, but he is not as overloaded as the strongest survivors.

Best for: players who want an all-around choice
Pay attention to: using your kit efficiently instead of trying to brute-force chases

N7

N7 brings clone-based utility that can create pressure relief for both you and your teammates. That makes him valuable into killers that rely on constant chase momentum or reveal-style pressure.

Best for: team-oriented players who like creating distractions
Pay attention to: clone timing and when to use it for protection versus baiting

Vivionica

Vivionica stands out for her knockback utility and strong self-preservation. In practical matches, she can force the killer to spend extra time dealing with her setup before getting a clean chase.

Best for: players who like to frustrate killer pressure
Pay attention to: mobility threats that can close distance quickly

Elliot

Elliot remains a reliable support-style survivor. He is useful when your team needs consistent healing and a steady presence during longer matches.

Best for: support players who prefer consistency
Pay attention to: whether your healing is better spent on burst recovery or sustained pressure

Builderman

Builderman’s value comes from structure placement and repositioning. Well-placed tools can help your team survive, regroup, or force the killer to take a worse route.

Best for: players who like map control and creative utility
Pay attention to: placement angles and where teammates are likely to rotate

Shalestki

Shalestki is a strong sentinel-style survivor with useful stun and sustain options. Players often appreciate how dependable the kit feels in standard combat situations.

Best for: players who like a classic stun-based kit
Pay attention to: the timing of your stun and your chicken value in long fights

Jane Doe

Jane Doe is one of the more flexible survivor picks. Her kit offers a mix of offense, utility, and self-sustain, which makes her feel impactful in many situations.

Best for: players who want a hybrid kit with strong upside
Pay attention to: lining up your axe use cleanly and getting value from her self-heal potential

Guest 1337

Guest 1337 is widely regarded by players as one of the strongest survivors in the game. He brings a lot of utility to team fights while also having strong personal defense options.

Best for: players who want a powerful all-around survivor
Pay attention to: cooldown layering, block timing, and smart pressure management

Ducar

Ducar is another highly impactful support-style pick. He is often valued for the amount of team pressure he can create while still offering meaningful utility in active chases.

Best for: players who want to influence the whole match
Pay attention to: his weaker self-sustain and how often you need teammate support

What makes a survivor feel “overpowered”

In Forsaken, a survivor usually feels overpowered when they can do several of these at once:

protect themselves well
help teammates consistently
recover quickly after mistakes
pressure the killer without losing much safety
force the killer into awkward decision-making

That is why characters like Guest 1337 and Ducar often draw attention from players. Their kits can affect a fight even when the user is not directly winning a chase.

Tips for choosing the right survivor

If you are not sure who to pick, start with your playstyle.

Choose support if you:

like helping teammates directly
enjoy healing, shielding, or setting up safe zones
are comfortable playing around others

Choose sentinel if you:

want to interrupt killers
like stuns or anti-minion pressure
prefer reacting to enemy actions

Choose survivalist if you:

want to stay alive longer on your own
enjoy mobility and self-peel
do not mind contributing less direct team utility

Choose a hybrid if you:

want flexibility
like adapting every match
want a mix of team value and self-defense

What to check in-game after updates

Forsaken balance can shift, so check these things after every patch:

ability cooldowns
stun duration or damage changes
whether utility can still pass through walls or objects
self-heal behavior
interaction with minions or special killer kits
any update notes tied to survivor reworks

If you are building a tier list or trying to main a character, those details matter more than old community opinions.

Quick survivor comparison

If you want...	Good survivors to try
reliable support	Elliot, Ducar, Taff
strong self-sustain	Noob, Jane Doe, Vivionica
team disruption	Guest 1337, N7, Chance
balanced gameplay	Two Time, Jane Doe, Shalestki
strong overall power	Guest 1337, Ducar