99 Nights in the Forest Spooky Decorating badge asks you to have thirty Halloween decorations placed at your base simultaneously. That final word is the catch. Buying the decorations, crafting thirty objects or placing the same item repeatedly won’t help unless thirty qualifying decorations are still standing together at camp.
For the 99 Nights in the Forest Spooky Decorating badge, you need enough materials to place thirty eligible decorations together without removing earlier ones. Make room at your base, gather materials for the event recipes and work methodically. Players have also discovered that carved pumpkins aren’t a reliable shortcut, despite some early advice suggesting otherwise.
How to earn the 99 Nights in the Forest Spooky Decorating badge
Roblox’s official wording is to place thirty Halloween decorations at your base at once. The game isn’t asking you to complete thirty different recipes; the requirement is the number of eligible objects physically present at your base. Check the live badge display after each group of placements.
To start the 99 Nights in the Forest Spooky Decorating badge, check Happy’s Halloween shop. The opening shop lists Halloween Decor for ten Candy, which unlocks seasonal decorating options. Then go into a forest run, open the appropriate crafting bench and find the Halloween-labelled objects you can build.
Which decorations count?
Community players who earned the badge report that the eligible recipes appear with small orange bat symbols at the workbench. That’s a helpful identifier, although the developer’s public badge description doesn’t publish a full list of every counted furniture item. Use the current in-game recipe labels when choosing what to craft.
The 99 Nights in the Forest Spooky Decorating badge can be confused with shop furniture such as Coffin Chair, Pile of Skulls, Spooky Braziers and Standing Coffins. Those are real Halloween rewards, but don’t assume every item with a spooky appearance counts as a valid decoration for the badge. Start with objects identified as Halloween decorations in the crafting interface.
Do carved pumpkins count?
Early community advice recommended using thirty carved pumpkins. Later reports corrected that tip after players found the badge was not consistently awarded by pumpkins alone. For the 99 Nights in the Forest Spooky Decorating badge, prioritise crafting-bench recipes marked as Halloween decorations. Carved pumpkins alone have failed for some players.
Carving is still valuable for another badge, which asks for thirty pumpkins carved in one game. But carving and decorating are separate actions. Our pumpkin carving guide covers stations, pumpkins and the original Carving achievement.
Step-by-step decorating plan
| Step | What to do |
|---|---|
| 1 | Check and purchase the Halloween Decor unlock from Happy |
| 2 | Identify seasonal recipes at your crafting bench |
| 3 | Gather their listed resources during daylight |
| 4 | Clear open ground inside your base |
| 5 | Craft and place thirty qualifying decorations without removing any |
| 6 | Check your badge notification and Roblox profile |
Arrange decorations in three groups of ten, so you can easily tell if one has been moved. Keep the objects away from your campfire and main storage entrance, and tell teammates not to remove them until the badge has appeared. If your group is playing a longer run, gather resources during safe daytime periods so the camp isn’t left undefended at night.
How to get Candy for the decoration unlock
Trick-or-treating at decorated houses is how you earn seasonal Candy. Find decorated houses, wear costume pieces and knock after dark. Check the door for a Halloween Candle prompt in daylight before making your nighttime house visit. One matching four-piece costume can produce the ordinary eight-Candy reward from a successful Treat, so it doesn’t take many good visits to afford a ten-Candy decoration unlock.
Our Candy farming guide gives a route, and the Halloween shop guide lists the available purchases. Don’t burn through Candy on unrelated furniture when your immediate aim is the 99 Nights in the Forest Spooky Decorating badge achievement.
Why the 99 Nights in the Forest Spooky Decorating badge doesn’t unlock
Count objects actually placed, not items crafted. If you’re holding five in inventory, only twenty-five of your thirty are at camp. Then confirm the objects are recognised as seasonal decorations. If you’re using ordinary furniture or carved pumpkins, replace those items with explicitly Halloween-labelled recipes.
The 99 Nights in the Forest Spooky Decorating badge should be checked against the wording “at once”. If earlier objects have been picked up, moved away or destroyed, their former placements may not count. Give the badge display a moment to update and check your Roblox profile before dismantling a complete build.
When does the decoration badge end?
The original Trick or Treat Part 1 event listing runs until 24 October 2026 at 12:00 UTC. That is not an independently confirmed end date for every expanded badge. Check the current game event notice before buying items solely for this achievement.
Related Guides
Official game: 99 Nights in the Forest on Roblox.
