Veeronica

Forsaken Cosmology: A World of Endless Maps and Eternal Struggle The world of Forsaken is a boundless ocean of universes, commonly referred to as "maps." Each map is a distinct space-time, where the laws of physics and the flow of time can be radically different from those we are accustomed to. The Spectre, the entity that controls this world, often use maps that mimic our familiar space to give survivors false hope. However, due to the completely different flow of time on each map, even a short round can stretch out for hours, and sometimes dozens of hours. Some maps even force players to play multiple rounds in a row, making the challenge even more grueling. Round: Survival Game Round is a brutal survival game pitting survivors against killers. Survivors are unable to directly confront the killers due to their complete lack of strength. Any attempt at resistance is punished by an unknown penalty, which leaves both survivors and killers with a phobia or psychological trauma. Survivors: Path to Freedom The survivors' goal is to activate generators and find a way off the map, back to the lobby. In the best-case scenario, they return to the lobby to rest. In the worst-case scenario, they are immediately sent to the next round. Killers: No Mercy The killers' goal is simple and obvious: eliminate survivors. For each survivor who escapes, they suffer a punishment, but the nature of this punishment remains unknown. Death: Eternal Return It is impossible to die inside Forsaken. Each painful "death" leads to only one of two outcomes: advancing to the next round or returning to the lobby. Lobby: Oasis of Peace The lobby is a cozy wooden treehouse. This house possesses non-Euclidean properties, housing an infinite space where each survivor and killer has their own personal room. The only immutable rule of the lobby is a complete absence of violence and murder. This place is intended solely for rest and recuperation between rounds.

The Spectre, or The Specter, is the creator of the realm where FORSAKEN takes place. The Spectre is an entity who is non-physical, unplayable, and not directly affecting most gameplay. However, they are keeping tabs on everyone throughout the match. Observing, watching, and capturing each and every moment on camera. The Spectre takes on no physical form; instead, its presence noticeably twists and distorts the environment it is present in—often signaled by a red-and-black sky or thick mist that appears moments before its unfortunate victims are damned/forsaken. However, as seen in its ROBLOX account (which may actually hold some canonicity), The Spectre appears to like fancy hats as its avatar wears one. The Spectre is the creator of FORSAKEN's realm and the overarching villain of the game's storyline. It controls the realm's environments and subjects, acting as the mastermind behind the trials. Characterized as a bloodthirsty psychopath, the entity abducts Robloxians, both living and dead, from across various games in a process known as being forsakened. Victims often witness a red-and-black sky or a thick mist before vanishing. Once taken, they are imprisoned within its domain and forced to participate in endless, deadly trials, their suffering serving as entertainment for The Spectre. The Spectre does not abduct at random; it selectively chooses those who are already psychologically fractured. Survivors are typically burdened by grief, tragedy, or overwhelming emotion, while Killers are driven by hatred, violence, or corruption. If a Killer resists, The Spectre manipulates them into submission. For example, Jane Doe's face is obscured from John Doe, who still harbors subconscious feelings of love for his wife, while c00lkidd is deceived into thinking he is playing harmless games of tag, which serves as a facade for his actual killing sprees. The background and history of The Spectre, as well as its true motive for creating endless cycles of torment, remain largely unknown. It is, however, known that the entity feeds on the suffering and despair of both Survivors and Killers.

Spawn Cult is a cult that worships The Spawn, who is believed to be a godlike entity that will grant them a "second life" after respawning. However, in reality, the cult is a HOAX and is said to ruin religion. Although the deity itself exists, the Spawn Cult's beliefs about it are completely false.

"The Swords" are a council that was created by Shedletsky during the early eras, obviously long before the events of FORSAKEN. The Swords themselves are actual beings/people, crafted to represent different virtues and signals of Robloxia's values.

The council is headed by Darkheart and Illumina, acting as sort of a Yin and Yang. They primarily handle ongoings between the other council members, being Firebrand, Venomshank, Windforce, Ghostwalker, and Icedagger. The Swords are, of course, based on the iconic swords from Sword Fight on The Heights IV. The persona of the swords are locked inside the swords themselves, so when someone wields one of the swords for long enough, they can eventually be taken over. This is seen in action through c00lkidd's Milestone skins, although the skins themselves are not fully canon.

The Roblox Staff are Robloxians that hold certain power for justice or are workers for the game Roblox. It is unknown what it could serve in lore purposes, but for now, it has been revealed that there are 8 members as of right now, as well as two cut members.

The Bacon Empire is a militarized, Bacon-Haired-led organization. The history of the Bacon Empire, and why it believed Bacon Hairs were the superior race and saw Guests as enemies, remains largely unknown. Regardless, driven by this ideology, the Empire deployed its massive Bacon Army in a full-scale campaign against Guests, abducting them for forced labor camps or executing them publicly. In the end, only Guest 1337 remained free, earning the title "The Last Guest". These atrocities eventually sparked a war with the Roblox Armed Forces, in which Guest 1337 fought as a soldier. In the original canon, the Empire was presumably founded but explicitly led by the Bacon General until Guest 1337 killed him with a grenade, passing command to the Bacon Colonel. In the fourth and final film, as the Roblox and Bacon forces fought in a final battle, the Bacon Colonel fled the frontlines but was chased down by Jez. After a brief fight, the Bacon Colonel drew his pistol and nearly shot Jez, but Guest 1337 tackled him, dropping his pistol. Jez grabbed the gun and delivered the fatal shot. With their leader gone, the Bacon Army surrendered, and the Empire collapsed.

Passive: Metal Frame. "roger roger". Veeronica has a passive battery at the top right of her screen. Because she is a robot, she is prevented from using any healing items — including Medkits, Elliot's Pizza, or Builderman's Dispensers. Her rechargeable batteries are her only source of healing and can be activated through her Activate Battery ability. The effects are as follows: The Battery heals up to 50 HP at 100% battery charge. Starts each round with 30% charge. Completing a generator puzzle restores 8% battery per puzzle. Undocumented: Fake Generators don't restore Battery. Hallucinations of Elliot's Pizza, or Builderman's Dispensers also don't affect her, she can't place Graffiti on a hallucination of a Dispenser, though. Metal Frame is effective in private servers and cannot be disabled. Veeronica can use the “Fake Medkit” item in private servers. Ability 1: VANDALISM. Cooldown: 0.8s (upon unequipping), 10s (erased) HEY! whistle Veeronica can equip or unequip her spray paint, allowing her to spray Graffiti onto a wall by left clicking and holding. The effects are as follows: Takes 5 seconds to complete one piece of Graffiti. A completed Graffiti area enables the use of Sk8. Can place up to 3 pieces of Graffiti at once. Theres 1 in a 25000 chance that an rare Graffiti that's unlisted in the default Graffitis might appear. Graffiti Erasure: Veeronica can erase her own Graffiti by holding Spacebar near it with the spray can equipped. Graffiti has 5 health and can be erased by the Killer. If any Graffiti is erased without Veeronica doing it herself, Vandalism goes on cooldown for 10 seconds. Undocumented: Graffiti can't just be placed on walls and structures. They can be placed on basically any surface that isn't another Graffiti, the Killer, or a Survivor. This includes: Invisible Barriers, Killer-Only Doors, Builderman's Constructions, Taph's Subspace Tripmine, Elliot's Pizza, 007n7's Clone, John Doe's Corrupt Energy, C00lkidd and 1x1x1x1's Minions, and Items. If a surface has Graffiti on it, it'll become erased and go on cooldown if said surface no longer exists. (I.E. Placing Graffiti on Taph's Subspace Tripmine, and then the trap explodes.) Graffiti does not automatically erase if the surface moves away from the graffiti(I.E. Placing Graffiti on John Doe's Corrupt Energy, and then the spikes sink into the ground for a bit before despawning.) On-hit effects such as 1x1x1x1's Entanglement and John Doe's Corrupt Energy can trigger by hitting Graffiti. Graffiti is placed directly in front of Veeronica, from head height and centered from the torso. Erased Graffiti plays a sound and shows an icon where it was placed. Graffiti's zone can phase through objects and walls. This created a popular tech where Veeronica would randomly start skating when no Graffiti is clearly visible. If the Killer destroys Graffiti, other pieces of Graffiti within 4.5 studs will be destroyed. Graffiti zones are highlighted to the killer when Veeronica uses her Sk8 ability. Being in a graffiti zone for an estimate of 0.5s will cause Veeronica's antennas to light up. Veeronica has to be standing on the ground for the spray can to work. Alt Ability 2: SK8. Cooldown: 5s subway surfers gameplay in the corner Veeronica can only use Sk8 while standing inside a Graffiti Zone. The effects are as follows: Moves at 1.15x (29.9 studs per second) running speed while skating. Consumes 1.35x (13.5 per second) more stamina than regular sprinting. Has very limited turning control while skating. Crashing and Penalties: Crashing into a wall or the Killer deals 5 self-damage. Applies Slowness IV for 2.5 seconds upon crashing. Cancellation: Can cancel skating at any time by recasting the ability, this bypasses the Helpless effect. If stamina runs out, Sk8 ends immediately with no extended exhaust (even though the speed on this ability is faster than normal). When activating SK8, the Graffiti piece she used becomes briefly highlighted within 25 studs (visible to both Veeronica and the Killer) Undocumented: You start skating in the direction your camera is facing. Veeronica cannot emote or use items while skating. While using SK8 you don't lose speed by falling, you also instantly start moving at 1.15x your running speed without any acceleration window. You can also get kicked out of SK8 by being slowed down too heavily, such as getting hit by 1x1x1x1's Entanglement and sometimes Noli's Nova. Alt Ability 2: SK8 - TRICK. Cooldown: 1s "NO WAY...." When approaching a collidable surface, Veeronica will glow and can perform a Trick by pressing Spacebar / X / Sprint (PC / Controller / Mobile) to rebound off it. The effects are as follows: Restores 4 Stamina and provides a 1.42x speed boost (42.46 studs per second) while in the air. Performing 3 Tricks in a row charges Veeronica's Battery by 5%. Attempting a Trick on nothing still puts Trick on cooldown. Undocumented: After performing a Trick, Veeronica is temporarily immune to crashing. Interacting with an object will override the trick input. Holding the Spacebar / X / Sprint (PC / Controller / Mobile) while Trick is on cooldown will instantly activate trick once again as soon as it's off cooldown. Alt Ability 3: BROADCAST - Phase. Cooldown: 0.6s "subway surfers gameplay in the corner". Veeronica can switch between 3 Sk8 channels, each affecting her movement and interactions differently. These effects cannot be switched during Sk8. Upon colliding with a Killer: Gain Resistance II for 3 seconds and Speed II (35.88 studs per second) for 1.5 seconds. Phase through the Killer. Phasing charges Veeronica's Battery by 15%. (can only be used once per Sk8) Undocumented: Phase's speed boost overrides other speed boosts (such as Bloxy Cola). You can still crash into the Killer by trying to use Sk8 too close up. Alt Ability 3: BROADCAST - Bumper. Cooldown: 0.6s "subway surfers gameplay in the corner" Veeronica can switch between 3 Sk8 channels, each affecting her movement and interactions differently. These effects cannot be switched during Sk8. Upon crashing into a Killer: Knock the Killer back. Charge Veeronica's Battery by 15%. Does not deal self-damage. Sk8 ends immediately if she crashes into the Killer. If the Killer has been hit by a Bumper in the last 20s, knockback will not occur. Undocumented: Bumper deals 5 damage when colliding with the Killer. Bumper's knockback cooldown is separate from Guest 1337's Charge. Knockback is ping-dependent, applying massive, minor, or no knockback based on the Killer's connection. Bumper's and Phase's mechanic only triggers with Killers, not Minions. Bumper's hitbox is dependent on the angle Veeronica is skating: Skating upwards will knock the Killer high up into the air. Skating downwards will push the Killer down, causing little to no knockback. Alt Ability 3: BROADCAST - Mobile. Cooldown: 0.6s "subway surfers gameplay in the corner" Veeronica can switch between 3 Sk8 channels, each affecting her movement and interactions differently. These effects cannot be switched during Sk8. Trick's increased turn control lasts 2 seconds after landing. Alt Ability 4: ACTIVATE BATTERY. Cooldown: 1:15 (75s), 1s(At full HP, or has 0% Charge) "oktoberfest" Veeronica begins slowly healing herself using her Battery. Healing stops if: Maximum health is reached. Battery charge runs out. Veeronica takes any damage. Undocumented: Healing occurs at 1 HP per second. While the Battery is in use, gaining energy from other sources does not increase its charge. Damage only counts if it's health being lost, losing only overhealth will not cancel the healing as long as no actual health is lost. Activate Battery's regeneration starts instantly after the ability is used. This makes it the only regeneration ability to have zero windup (this went the same for Two Time’s Dagger, before a windup of 0.3s was added in the Christmas update). Damage over time effects can cancel the regeneration prematurely.

Veeronica is a sentient humanoid robot with the full designation V33-R4-01-N33-7K. She was produced as part of the experimental "Helper RO-Bots" program, intended to replace the original HelperBots. The program never reached full production due to high costs and dwindling public interest across Robloxia. Only five prototypes were created, each designed for a specific niche. Veeronica was assigned to assist Robloxians in need. However, she and another prototype fell into disuse, resulting in both disappearance. Isolation: During her absence, Veeronica had no clients and was completely alone. To cope with boredom, she taught herself to skate and eventually adopted the hobby, though she wished she had an audience to teach her. Later, she suffered a skating accident after performing numerous stunts, resulting in a small crack in the upper left corner of her TV screen, effectively replacing her left eye. Her loneliness and isolation only worsened, leading her to wander Robloxia in search of purpose and someone new to help and mentor. Corruption: She eventually found a circle of people she could work with, but they proved to be a negative influence, as their actions directly contradicted her original purpose of helping others. Under their tutelage, she adopted a rebellious skater lifestyle, complete with graffiti and vandalism. Over time, Veeronica realized that her recklessness had led her far from the path where she had begun to rediscover her purpose. Regret gradually overwhelmed her. What happened next, including how she eventually ended up in FORSAKEN, remains unknown.

Veronica is a beautiful woman with soft pink skin. Instead of a face, she has a monitor displaying simple emotions in the form of three symbols. Her outfit consists of a classic red Roblox cap with a TV antenna attached, a red hoodie, black pants, and elbow pads. Black fingerless gloves complete the look. A cable serves as her tail.