Undercroft Deckbuilder Roguelike Hero Skins: Every Product, Price and Gift Option
All four hero skin products in Undercroft Deckbuilder Roguelike with their Robux prices, plus how buying and gifting work as Roblox developer products.
Quick answer
Undercroft Deckbuilder Roguelike sells four hero-skin products in its shop catalog: Flagship Hero Skin (R$ 899), Skin and Card Back Set (R$ 719), Rare Hero Skin (R$ 699) and Hero Skin (R$ 449). Each has a matching Gift: version at the same Robux price, and all of them are bought with Robux as Roblox developer products.
- The skins sit in the game's Developer products list with fixed Robux prices
- Gift versions cost exactly what the regular product costs, so gifting adds no markup
- Catalog prices can change, so the live shop listing is the final word on cost
The four hero skin products and their prices
The shop's developer-product catalog lists 27 items in total, and four of them are hero skins. Here is every skin listing with its Robux price and paired gift version:
Data table
| Hero skin product | Robux price | Gift version |
|---|---|---|
| Flagship Hero Skin | R$ 899 | Gift: Flagship Hero Skin (R$ 899) |
| Skin and Card Back Set | R$ 719 | Gift: Skin and Card Back Set (R$ 719) |
| Rare Hero Skin | R$ 699 | Gift: Rare Hero Skin (R$ 699) |
| Hero Skin | R$ 449 | Gift: Hero Skin (R$ 449) |
All prices are in Robux and come from the game's developer-product catalog, so they can change over time — the live shop listing is the current source. The Skin and Card Back Set (R$ 719) is the only skin listing that bundles in a second cosmetic: as the name says, it pairs a hero skin with a card back, and the card backs page covers that cosmetic type on its own.
Each listing also carries its own store icon, so you can recognize the products by sight as well as by their exact catalog names:
The four skin products in the store
Flagship Hero Skin
The catalog's most expensive skin listing; its store icon shows an armored, glowing-eyed knight with sword and shield.
Skin and Card Back Set
The bundle listing; its store icon shows the skin side of the set — a hooded figure holding a lantern.
Rare Hero Skin
The mid-tier skin listing; its store icon shows a hooded figure with knives and potion vials on a belt.
Hero Skin
The catalog's entry-level skin listing; its store icon shows a knight figure with sword and shield.
How buying a hero skin works
The skins are sold as Roblox developer products, which means you buy them with Robux straight from the game's product listing — the same route as every other purchase in this catalog. In the listing they appear under the Developer products section at fixed Robux prices, so you can recognize them by their exact catalog names: Flagship Hero Skin, Skin and Card Back Set, Rare Hero Skin and Hero Skin.
Robux is the purchase currency for the skins; the catalog's gem packs are separate offers, and the gems guide covers those in detail.
Gifting a hero skin
Gifting runs through the same developer-product list. Each skin product is paired with a Gift: version of itself — Gift: Flagship Hero Skin, Gift: Skin and Card Back Set, Gift: Rare Hero Skin and Gift: Hero Skin — and every gift product is listed at exactly the same Robux price as its regular counterpart, so gifting a skin never costs more than buying it for yourself. The catalog also carries a Gift: Hero Collection (R$ 1,599) matching the Hero Collection bundle, so the gifting route extends past the four individual skins.
What sits alongside the skins in the catalog
Because the shop mixes cosmetics, bundles and other offers into one list, it helps to know which entries are not hero skins. Alongside the four skins, the same catalog lists:
- Card Back (R$ 199), with its own gift variant
- War Table or Card Frame (R$ 299), with a gift variant
- Starter Pack (R$ 499), with a gift variant
- Hero Collection (R$ 1,599), with Gift: Hero Collection
These are separate products, not additional skin listings. The Hero Collection is the easiest to misread: despite its name, it is a bundle offer in its own right, not one of the four individual hero-skin products.
Related guides
- Undercroft Deckbuilder Roguelike heroes guide — the companion page for the game's heroes themselves
- Undercroft Deckbuilder Roguelike customization guide — the rest of the game's customization options
Related Guides
Heroes Guide
See the five advertised heroes, who is playable now, and when the Cleric update is scheduled to arrive.
Customization Guide
See every cosmetic item type sold as a developer product and what each one costs.
Card Backs
Compare the Card Back and the Skin and Card Back Set prices, including their giftable variants.
Gamepasses Guide
Browse all four game passes and 27 developer products with prices, including the ten products you can gift.