All Outfits in Mistfall Hunter
Outfits are cosmetic skins in Mistfall Hunter that change how your Gyldhunter looks. They are cross-class — any outfit can be worn by any class — and they are equipped from the wardrobe, an appearance menu separate from your combat gear. Outfits are purely cosmetic, which makes them a safe goal whether you play for gear or for looks.
How to get outfits (quick list)
All outfits come from a small set of sources:
- Deluxe Edition includes a cosmetic from the moment you own that edition.
- Soul Coins (premium currency) buy most named outfits from the Market.
- Battle pass tokens unlock an outfit at the end of the season track.
- Events and world features (the Golden Cipher event, the Stardust Altar) give outfits as rewards.
All outfits and how to unlock them
| Outfit | How to obtain |
|---|---|
| Forsaken Skeleton | Purchasing the Deluxe Edition |
| Celestial Mistveil | Market — 2000 Soul Coins |
| Luminous Regalia | Market — 2000 Soul Coins |
| Ravenbound | Market — 2000 Soul Coins |
| Slumbering Servant | End of the battle pass — 1000 battle pass tokens |
| Enlightening Flame | Golden Cipher event |
| Stardust Genesis | Fully upgrading the Stardust Altar |
The five unlock routes break down in the sections below.
Unlock methods explained
Deluxe Edition — Forsaken Skeleton
The Forsaken Skeleton outfit ships with the Deluxe Edition of Mistfall Hunter, so you own it from the moment you buy that edition — no in-game purchase required. It is the simplest guaranteed cosmetic. If outfits matter to you, weigh the Deluxe Edition’s bonus items against its higher price before you buy.
Market outfits — Soul Coins
Three named outfits — Celestial Mistveil, Luminous Regalia, and Ravenbound — are sold in the Market for 2,000 Soul Coins each. Soul Coins are earned through play (acquiring Gyldenblod, extracting successfully) and spent on cosmetics and convenience items. If you want all three premium skins, plan for 6,000 Soul Coins total.
Battle Pass — Slumbering Servant
The Slumbering Servant is the end-of-track reward: reaching the final tier of the battle pass with 1,000 battle pass tokens. Because tokens accumulate through ordinary play, this is often the first outfit free players pick up.
Event — Enlightening Flame
The Enlightening Flame is tied to the Golden Cipher event. Limited-time events rotate through Mistfall Hunter over a season, and event rewards like this one are only obtainable while the event is live — so grab it before the event ends.
World upgrade — Stardust Genesis
The Stardust Genesis outfit is earned by fully upgrading the Stardust Altar. Because it sits behind a long progression goal rather than a shop purchase, it rewards dedication over a wallet.
The wardrobe and cosmetic system
- Where to change outfits: the wardrobe screen, reachable from the inventory or appearance menu. Browse every unlocked outfit and switch freely — swapping is instant and free.
- Cross-class: outfits work on every class. There is no class restriction on cosmetics, so a Blackarrow and a Seer can wear the same outfit. Combat bags and gear stay class-specific; cosmetics do not.
- Outfits vs. weapon skins: weapon appearances are a separate system. The wardrobe governs body cosmetics, while weapons have their own appearance channel.
FAQ
- How do I get outfits in Mistfall Hunter? Purchase the Deluxe Edition, spend Soul Coins in the Market, or reach the end of the battle pass. Event- and altar-based outfits come from their specific goals.
- How do I access outfits in-game? Navigate to the wardrobe to browse and choose any unlocked outfit.
- What classes can use outfits? All of them — outfits are cross-class.
Related Pages
- Classes — every class that wears these outfits
- Mistfall Hunter Characters — the playable roster and its roles
- Combat Bags — preset loadouts that, unlike outfits, are class-restricted
- Is Mistfall Hunter Free? — what a free player actually gets, and where premium currencies come from
- Soul Harvest — the soul-currency loop that funds Market purchases