A new batch of cosmetics is heading to Once Human, led by a dark, raven-themed Lightforge set and rounded out with casual outfits, matching weapon finishes, and a high-tech flying mount. Most of these are pure vanity items that display over your equipped armor, so they change how your survivor looks without touching your stats.
Quick answer: The drop centers on a Raven-themed Legendary Lightforge set, plus a base decoration built around a glowing energy core, athletic and casual clothing, graffiti-style rifle skins, and a mechanical dragon mount trailing purple energy.
The Raven Lightforge set
Its signature look is a dark, feather-covered ensemble with a raptor motif. Long silver-white hair falls beneath a feathered tricorn hat, paired with black feathered armor and an extended feather cape. Fiery orange highlights trace the feather edges, while metallic, cybernetic-style details cover one arm. In desert-camp gameplay footage, the female character appears with the hat, silver hair, metal left arm, and cape streaming behind her.
This set sits in the Legendary tier, which is where all Lightforge Lootcrate skins live. Each Legendary skin comes with its own Standing Animation, special combat visual effects, and a Legendary gesture, so the extras go beyond the outfit itself. Like other cosmetics, individual pieces can be mixed and matched with your current gear, and you can toggle each piece off from the cosmetics settings if you want to hide it.
The facility base decoration
The same release includes a territory decoration built around a floating, geometric polyhedron energy core. The core shifts colors, moving from blue and purple toward a glowing red, and it sits in a futuristic room lined with console monitors. It reads as an interactive or display centerpiece for a base rather than a functional gameplay object.
Sporty and casual outfits
Alongside the Legendary set, a lighter wave of everyday clothing is on the way. These lean athletic and casual rather than apocalyptic, giving both male and female models more relaxed options.
- Male athletic look: a sleeveless top with shorts worn over compression leggings.
- Female athletic look: a pink crop top paired with grey leggings.
- A pale green tied mini-skirt.
- Khaki, beige-toned cargo shorts.
The skirt and cargo shorts appear as individual pieces, which fits how Once Human handles standalone clothing that can be added to your wardrobe outside of full sets.
Graffiti weapon skins
A matching set of assault rifle finishes uses a street-art style. Three rifle variants are shown in purple, white, and teal, with a stylized TOXIC graphic on the purple-and-white version. The finishes are designed to pair with the casual clothing, so the look carries from outfit to gun.
The mechanical dragon mount
The vehicle showcase features a flying mechanical dragon beast infused with neon purple energy and lightning effects. Characters are shown both posing next to it and flying on it, so it doubles as a mount and a glider-style ride. It fits the same high-tech, purple-energy styling seen in the base decoration.
How Lightforge crates and recolors work
Cosmetics in Once Human are sold mainly through the in-game shop, and Lightforge crates are the source for Legendary skins like the Raven set. Cosmetic sales are one of the game’s primary forms of monetization, and everything here is visual only, with no gameplay advantage attached.
Legendary cosmetics also connect to a recolor system. Only Legendary skins have Lightforge Canvas variants; you can buy one after obtaining its original, for roughly 3,280 Crystigin each. Teammates who own the base skin can also use these variants. When a crate returns, collecting a set number of its core cosmetics earns a Collection Return recolor as a bonus. If you obtained those items during an earlier run, the recolor is added to your account without an extra charge.
Release timing
The raven-themed crate has previously been promoted by the official account under the name Ravenous Gear, which came with an exclusive idle animation, a special effect, and a vehicle skin. No official next date or return window for these cosmetics is currently confirmed. Lightforge crates rotate back through rerun events, so the most reliable way to track a return is the in-game news board, the login screen, and the game’s official channels.
Taken together, the drop covers a lot of ground, from a heavily detailed Legendary outfit to relaxed everyday wear, coordinated weapon finishes, a base centerpiece, and a flashy mount. If you tend to build a themed look, the Raven set and its matching purple-energy pieces are the clear anchor, while the sporty outfits and graffiti rifles give a lighter alternative to the game’s darker apocalyptic styling.
