99 Nights in the Forest Trick or Treating Pro is the Halloween 2026 badge for earning Candy from trick-or-treating every single night until night 99. Staying alive to night 99 doesn’t unlock it automatically. You must visit a Halloween house and receive Candy during every nightly period along the way.
The hard part isn’t surviving one night. It’s remembering a Candy-earning house visit every night, even during cultist attacks or when the fire runs low. Find a costume piece and a nearby house before the first evening.
How to earn 99 Nights in the Forest Trick or Treating Pro
Roblox states that you must get Candy trick-or-treating every night until night 99. Think of it as a nightly streak, not a total number of knocks. Making five visits on night 20 cannot replace a night 19 visit that never happened.
For 99 Nights in the Forest Trick or Treating Pro, find a nearby decorated house before dusk, wear at least one costume piece and knock after dark. If a door is unlit, follow its current activation prompt. Confirm you actually received Candy: a Candy-free Trick cannot meet the badge’s requirement.
Night one is your first challenge
On day one, put wood in the fire, search for a costume piece and locate the nearest decorated house. You can get Candy from a successful Treat with just one piece, so don’t miss night one hunting a perfect four-piece set.
If the nearest house is far away, scout another route in daylight. For 99 Nights in the Forest Trick or Treating Pro, a nearby house offering one Candy is better than a distant high-payout door that you cannot reach safely every night.
Night-by-night checklist
| When | Your job |
|---|---|
| Daylight | Check costumes, food and Candles |
| Before dusk | Locate a house and a backup; check their current door prompts |
| Nightfall | Equip costume pieces and reach a door |
| During night | Complete a visit and confirm Candy, not a Candy-free Trick |
| After visit | Return safely, feed the fire and restock |
Follow the same sequence every day and don’t get distracted by side challenges before the essential visit. If you’re also farming Halloween rewards, you can knock at additional houses afterward. The house guide explains the basic interaction.
What if your house is on cooldown?
Prepare multiple doors. A house that has just been visited may be unavailable when you return, and there isn’t a verified universal cooldown that always resets it on the next night. A second active house gives you another chance to keep the streak.
The Halloween Candles guide covers how to light houses. For 99 Nights in the Forest Trick or Treating Pro, it is better to activate backup houses in daylight than risk a long run outside a door that still refuses visitors.
How to keep enough costume pieces
Normal house visits consume equipped pieces, so stockpile new costumes during the daytime. Look in Costume Boxes, seasonal loot and drops from Halloween enemies. Keep spare items at the Costume Closet instead of wearing every valuable piece on an ordinary farming visit.
Our Costume Boxes walkthrough covers the search routine. A complete matching outfit gives a better usual Candy payout, but the badge only calls for Candy every night. Smaller Treats are fine for maintaining the streak, provided they actually award Candy.
Can you skip nights with beds?
Players who earned the badge report that beds and rescued children can speed up the day counter without ruining the challenge. One successful player used a nine-times multiplier. You still need Candy on every night that occurs. The official badge description does not cover all accelerated-time edge cases.
In multiplayer, earn Candy yourself rather than assuming a teammate’s visit counts. Everyone pursuing 99 Nights in the Forest Trick or Treating Pro should check their own reward before returning to camp.
Trick or Treating Pro versus 100 and 500 Treats
The 100 and 500 Treats badges count repeated house visits. They don’t require the same nightly streak. You can progress those goals while collecting Candy every night, but doing multiple visits today doesn’t satisfy tomorrow’s requirement.
For 99 Nights in the Forest Trick or Treating Pro, the nightly Candy record takes priority. Read our 500 Treats guide for longer visit-count farming and the all-badges guide for the complete set of restrictions.
Why 99 Nights in the Forest Trick or Treating Pro might not unlock at night 99
Think back to nights when enemies were attacking or your nearest house was unavailable. Players who’ve earned the badge warn that missing a visit during a raid can spoil the streak. There’s no documented catch-up for a missed night.
If you believe every night qualified, inspect your in-game achievement screen and Roblox badge collection. If the award notification doesn’t appear straight away, check your Roblox badge collection before leaving the run. If the badge still doesn’t register, make note of the failure and check official game announcements before repeating a long run.
For 99 Nights in the Forest Trick or Treating Pro, make the Candy visit your first nighttime job. Extra farming can follow.
When is 99 Nights in the Forest Trick or Treating Pro available?
The original Part 1 Roblox event listing ends on 24 October 2026 at noon UTC. That is not a verified end date for every badge in the expanded Halloween collection. Check the active event information before embarking on a new 99-night attempt.
Related Guides
Official source: 99 Nights in the Forest on Roblox.
