99 Nights in the Forest badges include thirteen Halloween challenges as of 23 October 2026. The first three launched with Trick or Treat Part 1 on 17 October, and Roblox added ten tougher achievements on 19 October. Some are quick costume tasks, while others need a full-length survival run.
Among the 99 Nights in the Forest badges, the tougher challenges call for different preparations. Fancy Dressing needs a particular mixed outfit, Quad needs four quick visits in one night, and Candy Collecting 13 needs bonuses beyond the normal full-costume payout. Start with the requirements below, then choose the right route.
All 13 99 Nights in the Forest badges and their requirements
These 99 Nights in the Forest badges were checked against the game’s official Roblox badge listings. The descriptions are developer-set objectives; our strategies below are based on the current event and clearly identified community findings.
| Badge | Official objective |
|---|---|
| Candy Collecting | Collect your first Candy |
| Carving | Carve a pumpkin |
| Costuming | Trick-or-treat in a full costume |
| Triple Trick or Treating | Trick or treat in a full costume three times in one night |
| Quad Trick or Treating | Trick or treat in a full costume four times in one night |
| Spooky Decorating | Place 30 Halloween decorations at your base at once |
| Full Costuming | Trick or treat with every full costume before night 99 |
| Fancy Dressing | Trick or treat wearing a secret fancy combination |
| Carving 30 | Carve 30 pumpkins in one game |
| Trick or Treating Pro | Earn Candy trick-or-treating every night until night 99 |
| 100 Treats | Trick or treat 100 times |
| Candy Collecting 13 | Get 13 or more Candy from a single trick or treat |
| 500 Treats | Trick or treat 500 times |
How to find the Halloween Badge Pack
To reveal the extra 99 Nights in the Forest badges, players report a Badge Pack sold by Happy in the Halloween lobby, which reveals the ten additional goals. Players have quoted around 25 Candy, but the price has not been independently confirmed. Check Happy’s live shop before spending. Buying the pack gives you more challenges to complete; it does not automatically award them.
Start with Candy Collecting, Carving and Costuming. For the latter, visit an activated Halloween house wearing a matching four-piece outfit. Our costume guide explains assembling sets, while the pumpkin carving guide covers the station and the basic Carving badge.
Fancy Dressing: the secret outfit combination
For Fancy Dressing among the 99 Nights in the Forest badges, players have confirmed the combination Lobster head, Mummy body, Dinosaur leg and Pirate hook. Equip those four different pieces together, then trick-or-treat at an activated house after dark. It’s the outfit worn by the Fancy Dressed class character. You don’t need to buy that class simply to equip those four pieces.
Full Costuming is different: trick-or-treat in each of the six matching outfit sets, Pirate, Lobster, Astronaut, Dinosaur, Mummy and Werewolf, before night 99. Track each successful visit rather than merely collecting the pieces. The Halloween house guide covers visits after dark. Guides disagree about whether Candles are required to activate 2026 houses, so check the door prompt in your game.
How to get 13 Candy in one visit
Among the 99 Nights in the Forest badges, Candy Collecting 13 requires at least thirteen Candy from one house visit. A full matching outfit typically gives eight, so that bonus alone won’t unlock it. Players report stacking the level-three Fancy Dressed class bonus, a house that hasn’t been visited recently and a late-game bonus from surviving beyond night 99.
A player-tested breakdown is eight Candy from a full outfit, two from the class’s advanced perk, two from a house you haven’t visited recently and at least one from surviving beyond night 99. Much longer runs can reportedly raise the last bonus further. Roblox has confirmed the thirteen-Candy objective but not this exact bonus formula. Check the class in the Halloween shop and keep your run alive long enough for the extra payout.
Triple and Quad Trick or Treating in one night
The Triple and Quad 99 Nights in the Forest badges require three or four trick-or-treat visits in full costumes during a single night. Scout a tight cluster of houses before dark and make sure their doors are ready to accept visits. Have multiple complete sets ready because costume pieces are consumed during normal house visits. A great outfit won’t help if your fourth house is too far away.
Some players switch costumes during the resident’s inspection animation to save time. This is a community technique that could change in a patch. The reliable part of the route is finding nearby houses, preparing outfits and scouting nearby decorated houses before dusk.
Carving 30 and Spooky Decorating
For the 99 Nights in the Forest badges, Carving 30 takes thirty carved pumpkins in one game. Keep collecting pumpkins as your run continues; farm plots can help supply them. Spooky Decorating asks for thirty Halloween decorations placed simultaneously at your base. Carved pumpkins can help you prepare camp, but player tests disagree over whether they qualify for the Spooky Decorating count. Use decorations marked as Halloween items in the crafting menu for that badge.
The word simultaneously is crucial: placing decorations and later removing them won’t work. Neither does splitting thirty carvings between multiple forest runs. Your 99 Nights in the Forest badges progress should be checked against those exact conditions, not a lifetime total.
Night 99, 100 Treats and 500 Treats
Of all the 99 Nights in the Forest badges, Trick or Treating Pro is among the toughest survival challenges. You must earn trick-or-treat Candy every night until night 99, starting with night one. Find a costume piece and a nearby decorated house before the first night ends. Our survival walkthrough explains building a camp that can support the long run.
100 Treats and 500 Treats count trick-or-treat actions rather than Candy received. Getting eight Candy from one house is one visit, not eight. Choose close-together houses and keep restocking costume pieces. The 500 Treats badge is a long grind, but unlike Carving 30, its description doesn’t explicitly require one game. Check the counter rather than assuming it all needs doing in one sitting.
Why a Halloween badge might not unlock
If your 99 Nights in the Forest badges are not unlocking, recheck each challenge’s restrictions. A full matching outfit is necessary for Triple and Quad, but a mixed outfit is needed for Fancy Dressing. Full Costuming must finish before night 99, while Carving 30 must occur in one game. Candy rewards can also take a moment to register after a visit, so let the counter update before assuming a failure.
If the badge doesn’t appear, inspect your Roblox profile as well as the event menu. Stay in your current server for single-game objectives while you verify progress; reconnecting could lose the run. Our Halloween 2026 overview has the event mechanics and current shop links in one place.
When does the Halloween event end?
The expanded 99 Nights in the Forest badges don’t yet have one independently confirmed removal time. The official Part 1 event window ends on 24 October 2026 at noon UTC. This does not establish a deadline for every badge in the wider Halloween event. Plan seasonal purchases around the in-game timers, and check later developer announcements rather than treating Part 1’s endpoint as a definitive shutdown.
Looking for the new Void challenge? Our 20 Red Flowers walkthrough covers the ordinary Hollow crossover reward. The harder Omnipotence Badge guide explains its separate first-attempt, lantern and flower-contribution rules. Omnipotence is not another item on the 13-badge Halloween checklist above.
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Official game: 99 Nights in the Forest on Roblox.
