Undercroft Deckbuilder Roguelike Customization Guide: Cosmetic Types and Prices

Quick answer

Undercroft Deckbuilder Roguelike sells four cosmetic item types as Roblox developer products: hero skins in three tiers, a Skin and Card Back Set, a War Table or Card Frame product, and a Card Back. Prices run from R$ 199 to R$ 899, and every cosmetic also has a matching Gift: variant at the same price.

Undercroft Deckbuilder Roguelike handles visual customization through Roblox developer products — one-off Robux purchases listed for the game. The cosmetic entries fall into four item types: hero skins, card backs, a combined skin-and-card-back set, and a War Table or Card Frame product. This guide lists every cosmetic product the recorded snapshot of that list shows, what each costs, how the Gift: variants work, and how these items sit alongside the rest of the shop.

Cosmetic developer products and prices

Prices are in Robux (R$) and come from a snapshot of the game's developer-product listings. Both the catalog and its prices can change over time, so treat the figures as the latest recorded values rather than guaranteed permanent tags.

Player-activity snapshot for Undercroft: Deckbuilder Roguelike on Baseplate Tools — the same site whose developer-product listing supplies the prices in this guide.

The four cosmetic types, product by product

Hero skins — three tiers. Hero skins are the largest cosmetic group with three products: the Flagship Hero Skin at R$ 899, the most expensive cosmetic on the list; the Rare Hero Skin at R$ 699; and the standard Hero Skin at R$ 449, the cheapest entry into the skin category. The listing records names and prices only — it does not describe what each tier looks like or how a skin is equipped after purchase. The hero skins guide goes deeper on the item type.

Card Back — R$ 199. The Card Back is the cheapest cosmetic developer product in the catalog. As with the skins, the snapshot shows the product and its price without describing how card backs appear in-game; the card backs guide covers that side.

Skin and Card Back Set — R$ 719. This is one product that bundles the two item types by name — a skin and a card back in a single purchase. Numerically it slots between the Rare Hero Skin (R$ 699) and the Flagship Hero Skin (R$ 899): cheaper than the top-priced skin alone, but more than the mid tier.

War Table or Card Frame — R$ 299. The listing names this product as either a War Table or a Card Frame, but records nothing about it beyond the name and price. Treat it as one R$ 299 cosmetic covering one of those two visual items.

Gift: variants at the same price

Every cosmetic developer product also appears with a Gift: prefix at the identical price — Gift: Flagship Hero Skin for R$ 899, Gift: Skin and Card Back Set for R$ 719, Gift: Rare Hero Skin for R$ 699, Gift: Hero Skin for R$ 449, Gift: War Table or Card Frame for R$ 299 and Gift: Card Back for R$ 199. So cosmetics can be bought as gifts rather than only for yourself. The snapshot lists the gift products but does not describe the gifting flow itself, so this page stops at what the list shows: the variants exist and cost the same as their regular counterparts.

Where cosmetics sit in the rest of the shop

Cosmetic products are only part of the developer-product list. The same list carries gameplay purchases — gems, revives, VIP, Fast Mode and the Season 1 Pass — which are separate products from the cosmetics above. If you are weighing cosmetic spending against other options, the gems guide and the gamepasses guide cover the rest of the shop.

The R15 avatar rule is separate

The game's listed requirements include Avatar: R15 only. That rule concerns the Roblox avatar you bring into the game — your account's avatar rig — not the cosmetics sold inside it. The R15 requirement applies to your Roblox avatar setup for the game, not to the in-game purchased cosmetics listed on this page.

Related guides

• Hero skins — deeper coverage of the game's biggest cosmetic type
• Card backs — detail on the R$ 199 item type
• Gems guide — the premium-currency side of the shop
• Gamepasses guide — the game's pass-based offers
• Fast mode, VIP benefits and the Season 1 pass — the other named purchases in the developer-product list
• Codes — free-item check before spending Robux
• Updates — where catalog and price changes would surface