Grace Roblox lantern skins are cosmetic variants that alter the visual model and particle effects of the Lantern in the survival horror game Grace (developed by The Fartering Few on Roblox). Players unlock these skins randomly by spending Skin Cans in the Shop, then equip them prior to entering a run. While skins modify aesthetics and special animations, core flashing mechanics remain functional across all variations.
The Lantern itself costs 100 Bricks in the Shop and serves as an omnidirectional Good Light source. Unlike the standard Flashlight, which casts a focused beam ahead, the Lantern emits an orange glow in a wider radius around the player with a slightly delayed flash, sharing the exact same flash range against entities.
Confirmed Grace Roblox Lantern Skins
The Grace community wiki and in-game shop data document numerous Lantern skins, ranging from developer collaborations to holiday exclusives and community memes.
| Skin Name | Visual Appearance & Theme | Special Effects or References |
|---|---|---|
| Ghost | Spectral floating form | Pac-Man ghost reference |
| Mystique | Dark mystical artifact | Constantly emits large black particles |
| Glowstick | Handheld chemical lightstick | Reference to the game DOORS |
| Torch | Wooden handheld torch | Classic survival torch visual |
| NullMine | Geometric block design | Nullscape collaboration |
| Copoc | Foliage-filled vase | Sprouting vine design |
| Goober | Hanging character mesh | WOED reference |
| goobeR | Square hanging figure | WOED reference |
| gOOBEr | Eyeball hanging figure | WOED reference |
| Beehive | Heart-cutout hive structure | Emits unique bee particles |
| Kookoo | Decorative vase with Kookoo's face | Displays Kookoo entity visual effects |
| Deathmo | Cracked purple skull | Stylistic counterpart to G Skel |
| G Skel | Cracked green skull | Reference to H. Skel |
| Crima | Holiday ornament shape | Emits falling snowflake particle effects |
| Crima Green | Green recolor of Crima | Holiday themed |
| Sun | Clear filament lightbulb | Reference to the game OneShot |
| Tortisu Tul Yon | Themed custom mesh | Zee Bawx 2 collaboration |
| Dozer | Entity face motif | Themed after the main entity Dozer |
| DJ Fishbowl | Aquatic fishbowl frame | Fish-themed cosmetic container |
| ClassicYellow | Classic vintage lantern | Traditional Roblox aesthetic |
| FreeModel | Simplistic placeholder build | Parody of public asset library items |
| ReRetro / Retro 2.0 | Nostalgic lamp build | Vintage lamp design |
| Sorose | Decorative floral light build | Custom aesthetic model |
| Red East | Stylized red lantern frame | Traditional Asian paper/frame design |
How to Get and Equip Lantern Skins
Unlocking Lantern skins requires currency and menu navigation in the pre-game lobby:
- Earn Skin Cans: Skin Cans act as the roll currency for cosmetics and are earned through game progression, level thresholds, and mode completions.
- Visit the Shop: Open the Shop interface in the Lobby and use a Skin Can to roll for a random item skin. The drop pool includes cosmetic variations across multiple game items, including the Flashlight, Lantern, B.R.I.C.K., and entity items like Doombringer.
- Equip Before Starting: You cannot swap skins mid-run. Prior to loading into the standard Grace mode, open your item inventory to select the Lantern and apply your unlocked skin.
You must carry at least one Good Light item into a standard run. If you attempt to enter without a Flashlight or Lantern equipped, the game will prevent the start and display the warning message: "...but there is no Good Light to follow. (EQUIP AT LEAST ONE FLASHLIGHT OR LANTERN)".
Lantern Item Styles vs. Item Skins
It is important not to confuse cosmetic skins with Item Styles. While skins only adjust appearance and particle effects, Item Styles are functional upgrades purchased with Bricks in the Shop:
| Item Style | Brick Cost | Gameplay Effect |
|---|---|---|
| Sun | 800 Bricks | Increases the Lantern's ambient light radius across rooms. |
| Firefly | 2,400 Bricks | Flashing knocks the player backward relative to the camera direction, offering an extra vertical or horizontal movement boost. |
Item Styles alter gameplay physics, such as using Firefly's knockback for wall jumps or hazard evasion, whereas standard skins obtained via Skin Cans remain purely visual.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do Lantern skins change the flash hitbox or stun duration on entities?
No. Official game data confirms that all Lantern skins share the exact same flash range, hitbox, and entity interactions as the default 100-Brick Lantern. Visual effects like bees, snowflakes, or smoke do not deal damage or increase stun timers.
Can you buy a specific Lantern skin directly with Bricks?
The base Lantern costs 100 Bricks, and functional styles (Sun and Firefly) are bought with Bricks directly. However, standard cosmetic item skins are obtained as random pulls from the Shop using Skin Cans.
What is the difference between the Sun skin and the Sun style?
The Sun Lantern skin is a cosmetic OneShot reference that alters the lantern into a handheld lightbulb. The Sun style is a 800-Brick functional upgrade that extends the illumination radius regardless of which visual skin is equipped.
