Noob – The Reluctant Snack-Fueled Survivor of FORSAKEN

Who is Noob in Forsaken?

Noob, the bright yellow-skinned, snack-loving survivalist, is here to turn every match into a nerve-wracking escape. As someone who’s played hundreds of rounds with and against Noob, I can tell you — despite their simple look and “noob” reputation, this survivor’s food-based abilities make them surprisingly tricky to pin down. Want to master Noob’s unique kit or learn how to survive against them? This guide is exactly what you need.

Skills & Gameplay Breakdown

Base Stats

Noob is a beginner-friendly survivor with decent survivability focused on self-sustain and escape rather than team support. Their food item abilities all have windup delays and slow them before activation, making timing crucial.

Passive Ability

Noob doesn’t have a passive per se, but their survival heavily relies on using consumables effectively to manage speed, invisibility, and damage mitigation.

Active Skills

Gameplay Tips

I love playing Noob when I want to rely on evasive maneuvers and smart use of consumables instead of brute force or teamwork. Their kit excels at burst escapes and juking killers, especially on maps with lots of corners or tight spaces like Ruins. Tip: Use Slateskin Potion smartly to tank hits, but don’t get greedy—timing it wrong can cost you dearly. Ghostburger is amazing for disappearing in dark corners or during chases, but it doesn’t fool every killer’s tracking abilities, so use with caution.

Strategy & Counterplay

Playing Noob

If you want to dominate as Noob, focus on timing your consumables perfectly. I often chain Slateskin Potion to soak a hit, then pop Bloxy Cola right after to boost my speed and create distance. The Ghostburger is a clutch skill for breaking line of sight or escaping Last Man Standing. On maps with dense cover, Noob shines as a slippery survivor that can outmaneuver killers who rely on tracking auras or direct chases. Remember: your abilities slow you before activation, so don’t panic and use them only when you’re safe.

How to Counter Noob

Noob’s windup times are their biggest weakness. Catching them off guard before they activate Slateskin or Ghostburger can force them into bad decisions or taking hits. Time heavy hits or abilities like John Doe’s Corrupt Energy, 1x1x1x1’s Entanglement, or Jason’s Gashing Wound to hit just as Slateskin ends for maximum effect. Watch out for their Bloxy Cola sprint—it’s faster than any killer’s speed, so wait it out if you can. If you’re chasing Noob, be ready for jukes and sudden direction changes—they’re masters at baiting swings.

Appearance & Skins

Noob looks exactly like the classic Robloxian from 2006-2008: bright yellow skin, bright blue torso, and greenish-yellow legs. Their scared expression turns into crying when below 50 HP, making their vulnerability clear. Noob carries their signature food items, including the Ghostburger (also called Haunted Cheezburger), Bloxy Cola, and Slateskin Potion. Currently, Noob has several unique milestone skins, often with whimsical or cartoonish designs, some referencing their lore and personality quirks.

Character Lore & Background

Noob was once an outgoing, cheerful Robloxian who shared a close friendship with Guest 666. After an undisclosed “ordeal” tied to Guest 666’s jealousy, they separated, leaving Noob withdrawn and regretful. Despite making new friends, Noob remains quiet and fearful, often scared during rounds. They carry the weight of their past and the hope of reconciliation, unaware that Guest 666 has been Forsaken as well. If Noob ever saw their old friend’s current state, it would shock them deeply.

Summary & Game Links

To wrap it up — if you like stealthy, consumable-powered survivors in Roblox FORSAKEN, you need to give Noob a try. Their kit rewards smart timing and quick thinking, and despite their “noob” reputation, they can outplay killers with clever use of speed boosts and invisibility. Play a few rounds and you’ll see why Noob remains a fan favorite.