Weapon skins in Mistfall Hunter change how your gear looks without touching its stats. Every one of them comes from a shop purchase, and once you own a skin it lives in your wardrobe for any eligible weapon to use. There are two cosmetic lines in the game right now, and each covers all ten weapon types.
Quick answer: Buy the black-and-red Raging Rock skins for 1,500 Soul Coins in the Mall, or the silver-and-gold Voidflame Requiem skins for 7,200 Star Silver in the Curio Shop, then equip them from the wardrobe.

Where weapon skins are sold and what they cost
The two skin families are split by both look and currency. Raging Rock is the dark red-and-black set, and you pay for it with Soul Coins in the Mall. Voidflame Requiem is the brighter silver-and-gold set, and it is stocked in the Curio Shop for Star Silver. Prices are flat across every weapon type.
| Skin line | Style | Shop | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Raging Rock | Black and red | Mall | 1,500 Soul Coins |
| Voidflame Requiem | Silver and gold | Curio Shop | 7,200 Star Silver |
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Each weapon type has one Raging Rock variant and one Voidflame Requiem variant. The names differ per weapon, but the shop and price stay the same as listed above.
| Weapon | Raging Rock (1,500 Soul Coins, Mall) | Voidflame Requiem (7,200 Star Silver, Curio Shop) |
|---|---|---|
| Bow | Endless Echo | Thorns |
| Catalyst | Runic Resonance | Husk |
| Dagger | Shattered Shadow | Demonhunter |
| Dual Blades | Twin Cleavers | Peaks |
| Greatsword | Lawfire Forged | Deathfire |
| Hammer | World Splitter | Spinebreaker |
| Mace | Punishment Unclaimed | Embers |
| Polearm and Shield | Guardian’s Oath | Oblivion |
| Staff | Blazing Skypiercer | Resonance |
| Sword and Shield | Sword and Shield | Bedrock |
How to buy and equip a weapon skin
Class eligibility for weapon skins
Every class can use weapon skins, but a class can only apply a skin to a weapon it is allowed to equip. A skin is tied to its weapon type, so if your class cannot wield that weapon, you cannot display that skin on it. Because these cosmetics never change stats, buying one is purely about appearance and comes down to the currency you have banked.






