Forsaken Combat Fighting Players

The Players Hub is the roster room. In a finished fighter that room is a grid of names. Forsaken Combat Fighting is not that finished. The official Roblox description names the project as a place to fight with friends, warns about bugs, credits the Forsaken Dev Team for assets, and extra-credits Forsaken:SANDBOX for Doombringer. That is the public cast list we will stand behind. Everything else is a lobby observation, not a datamine.

If you want letters, use the Tier List Hub. If you want a first pick, use best fighters. If you want a job description, use playstyles. This page is the index and the honesty policy.

What a “player” means here

In this wiki, a player is a kit you can select or be handed in the fighting experience. It is not a horror-game survivor and not a killer. If a page on the wider internet ranks Noob, Elliot, or Jason for this title, they copied the wrong Forsaken. Send them not Forsaken horror.

Kits in this fangame family wear familiar silhouettes. Guest-style tools (Block, Punch, Charge) show up because that is the combat language the assets were built around. Doombringer is the one extra name the creator wrote down. When a remake replaces a silhouette, the job may remain even if the hat does not. Track those swaps on the Updates Hub and the asset remake note.

Guest-style kit

Treat this as the default textbook.

• Block answers a committed swing and is a read, not a hold-forever shield.
• Punch is the paycheck, often stronger after a clean Block.
• Charge is a straight-line tool with a painful miss.

The combat basics page is the lab for this kit. The how to beat page is the exam: rushers, turtles, and fishers are all Guest-language problems. If your lobby’s Guest-style fighter has a fourth button after a remake, add it to your personal sheet and keep the three-beat loop.

Doombringer credit

The creator asked for extra credit to Forsaken:SANDBOX for Doombringer. The dedicated Doombringer page is the footnote. We will not invent a moveset to fill a missing tooltip. What you can do:

• Confirm the label in your lobby. If the kit is mid-remake, it may be missing.
• Play it as a named curiosity, not as a promised S tier.
• If the kit plays like pressure, rank it as pressure on the Tier List Hub. If it plays like a read tool, rank it as reaction.

Honesty here is the feature. A fake Doombringer combo list would spread faster and help no one after the next legal pass.

How to log a kit you see

When the select screen shows a name this hub does not have:

1. Write the in-game label, not a nickname.
2. Write the job: reaction, pressure, or forgiveness.
3. Write one tool that is not Block/Punch/Charge, if any.
4. Note whether the model still looks like a borrowed Forsaken asset.
5. Check the Updates Hub the same week. Remakes delete names.

Do not publish that log as gospel in a Discord and call it this wiki. This hub will absorb a name when it stays visible long enough to footnote.

Playing with other people

The description says you can fight with your friends. That is online PvP, not local split-screen. Use Roblox invites from the Links Hub and the play with friends route. Agree on jobs before you agree on “mains.” A pair that both only rush is a highlight reel, not a lab. A pair that splits reaction and pressure can run the scripts on how to beat without downloading anything from the Scripts Hub.

What this hub will never do

• Invent HP, cooldown, or rarity tables.
• Rank a kit because a codes video said it is locked behind FREEKIT. There are no codes; see the Codes Hub.
• Treat a script GUI as a fighter.
• Copy horror-game perk pages and search-replace the title.

For practice that does not need a name, use the practice checklist. For a week-long habit, use how to get good. Names are optional. Jobs are not.