Black Russia Skin and Accessory IDs

Black Russia skins come in two types: character looks, which are ready-made characters with IDs like 55000xx, and basic skins, whose IDs match their numbers. Search by name or ID. Tap the button next to an ID to copy it:

Search matches parts of names: “Luna” finds “Racer Luna” (5500026) and “Winter Luna” (5500074), while “Leo” finds “Footballer Leo” (6837). The basic skins in the table have IDs from 2 to 21; prices are listed when known.

Get the skin you want

• Clothing stores — found in shopping malls. Go to Map Legend → “Clothing Store.” You can change your clothes, shoes, face, and skin color. Basic skins on the forum list cost: ID 12 — ₽23,000; ID 7 — ₽50,000; ID 9 — ₽400,000; ID 11 — ₽6,000,000; ID 13 — ₽7,500,000; IDs 2 and 5 — 2500 BC (donation currency) each; ID 10 — 5000 BC.
• Cases — almost every seasonal case has two or three character looks. Some come with a bonus: “Prince” from the “King and Jester” cases cuts the cost of calling a vehicle by 25%, while “Gorshok” speeds up stamina recovery by 20%. See the cases page for details.
• Black Pass and Calendar — new character looks appear in each pass season. The summer 2026 “Another Life” Black Pass had four.
• Crafting — use seasonal instructions to craft items such as “Polar Explorer Klaus” (winter 2025/26) and “Hish-Mish” (Halloween 2025). Learn how instructions work in the crafting section.
• Faction store — get skins with tokens earned from faction tasks. Your tokens disappear if you switch factions.
• Promo codes — give you a skin by ID for 2–12 hours, such as “skin ID 175” for 6 hours.
• Marketplace — since August 2024, players have been selling skins and accessories to each other.

You choose your starter skin when you register. To change clothes at home, use the wardrobe with the /use command.

Most accessories come from the Black Pass (70 items in the catalog) and cases (46); another 6 can be crafted, including “Craft Backpack,” “Creative Panama Hat,” and “Defender’s Skate.” Some are rewards from story quests and the Calendar.

Wear accessories allowed by your charter

“Can employees wear accessories?” is a question on tests for almost every government faction, and the answers vary:

• Traffic Police, Police Department, Government — glasses only;
• Army, Prison Service — glasses and masks;
• Hospital — glasses and bags.

The general rules for government organizations (clause 1.10) prohibit wearing accessories that don’t comply with your organization’s charter while in work uniform. The federal ruling for law enforcement agencies also has a separate clause for “wearing prohibited accessories,” FP 1.7. Show up for your shift wearing a crown from a case, and your leader will issue a penalty. Find the test answers in the Traffic Police answers and related sections. Charters and ranks are covered under factions, and penalties are listed in the federal ruling.