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Tier II · Uncommon

Punk SkateboardQuest

Hardwood deck repaired with duct tape along both rails, trucks loosened past the point most shops will certify, wheels painted over three times in colors that did not belong to the original owner. Rattles on gravel, sings on smooth pavement, refuses to roll the direction you bought it pointing.

QuestTypeEquip action
UncommonRarityTier II
180 $KHashValue
4.2 kgCarry1×1 — 1 cell · does not stack
3Level req.10s cooldown

Entry

Item

Punk Skateboard
QuestEquip

Increases movement speed. Can be used for combat tricks and distraction.

StackableConsumableEquipped

Bonuses

Speed
1.25
Evasion
5
Style Points
Yes

The Punk Skateboard is a statement as much as a tool. Worn stickers, welded trucks, neon tape. It’s meant to be loud and fast. When equipped, it gives you a burst of rebellious speed and unpredictability, perfect for evading cops, parkouring across rooftops, or crashing a political rally in style.

Popularized in the Undercity Riot Races. Wheels salvaged from a drone courier.

  • +25% movement speed
  • +5 evasion
  • Enables flashy combat tricks and loud mobility maneuvers
  • Cooldown: 10 seconds
  • Can be equipped during city traversal or underground missions
  • Bonuses are doubled in punk-aligned or urban environments
  • Occasionally leaves behind spark trails and rebellious slogans

“If it’s not scuffed, it’s not punk.”

  • Graffiti found on the side of an abandoned metro station

The board doesn’t just ride, it roars.

Art by KBVE Pixel Workshop.
Character
Concrete Vibe
You drop the board. It vibrates with noise.
  • 05/30/2025 - Punk Skateboard added as fast utility gear with urban traversal boosts, riot references, and evasion mechanics

Chronicle

Lore

Built in a garage by a rotating cast of teenagers who have been swapping parts on the same deck since the first owner left for college without it. The bearings are from a disassembled laundromat dryer, the grip tape was stolen from a rival shop, and the stickers cover a dented inscription nobody currently claims to have written. A board in this tradition is not bought, it is joined, and a board that has stopped being joined is just a board.

Art by KBVE Pixel Workshop.