The 20th anniversary event has a prize sitting far past the free anniversary hats, and it is the hardest thing Roblox has attached to a Hunt so far. An exclusive Dominus is going to a tiny number of players, and reaching the point where you can even compete for it takes the entire event: all 20 years, Year Infinity, every secret quest, and every fragment.
Quick answer: Clear all 20 main Hunt quests, unlock Year Infinity, finish all 20 secret quests, collect all 20 fragments, then be one of the first 20 players to solve the final hub puzzle.
Only 20 players get the Dominus
The reward was confirmed by David Baszucki, playing as builderman, during a live in-game event rather than through a leak or a datamine. In the event chat, he told players that 20 secret quests had been hidden across the platform, that there were 20 special prizes, and that the prize itself was a brand new Dominus for the first twenty players.
The chat log from that event is where the wording comes from: 20 hidden secret quests, 20 super special prizes, and a first-twenty restriction. No per-server quota was mentioned, so treat the race as global. Twenty players worldwide, not twenty per server.
During the reveal, the item is a Dominus in pastel rainbow colors, with pink eyes glowing in an “X” shape and infinity symbols on its buttons. Roblox has not assigned it a catalog name, so every specific name currently being shared is unofficial. The reward is confirmed, but its name remains undecided.
Every gate you have to clear first
There is no shortcut into the final puzzle. Knowing where it is does nothing if your fragment total is short, and the secret path itself will not open on a fresh account.
An account receives a game’s badge only once. Running an experience again after clearing it will therefore not increase your total.
Secret quest waves, fragments, and what each layer pays out
The secrets do not all appear at once. Five became available on September 19, with five more arriving every other day after that, which works out to four waves across the rest of the event. Roblox has not published an exact unlock hour for each wave, so the hub clues are more reliable than guessing a reset time.
| Progress point | What you receive |
|---|---|
| Each secret quest | 1 exclusive virtual item |
| Each secret quest | 1 fragment |
| All 20 secrets | 20 fragments, final puzzle unlocked |
| Final puzzle, first 20 finishers | Exclusive Dominus |
Fragments are progress, not a second cosmetic. They exist only to open the last challenge in the hub, and there is no mechanic for buying or trading them. Miss one secret and the final puzzle stays shut, no matter how quickly you clear everything else.
Roblox has also not said the final puzzle vanishes once twenty players have won. The reasonable reading is that the Dominus allocation closes while the secret route stays completable for the rest of the event window, which runs until September 28, 2026.
The secret quest items you keep even without the Dominus
Losing the race does not mean walking away empty-handed. Every secret quest hands out its own exclusive accessory to whoever finishes it, no placement required. Five Roblox-created accessories surfaced in the catalog on September 19, all currently off sale, and the count lines up neatly with the five secrets in the first wave.
| Item | Type |
|---|---|
| Hands-On Experience | Back accessory |
| Sparkwave Headset | Hat |
| Personal Safety Spikes | Neck accessory |
| Gear Hoarder Loadout Belt | Waist accessory |
| Original Web Elements | Back accessory |
Roblox has not officially tied any of these accessories to a specific secret quest yet. Catalog metadata shows the items exist and are event-linked; it does not reveal which quest unlocks which item. Expect those pairings to become clear once the live quests start awarding them repeatedly.
How to confirm your progress actually registered
Your fragment count in the hub is the single number that matters. After each secret, go back to the hub tracker and check that the fragment total matches the number of secrets you have finished. If it does not, one quest did not register, and you want to know that now rather than during the last wave.
Badges are saved to your Roblox account rather than to the current session. If you disconnect or the game crashes immediately after an objective is completed, the badge remains awarded, so replaying the quest is unnecessary. Rejoin the hub, and its tracker should update to include it.
Do a game’s main and secondary objectives in the same visit. Going back later for the one you skipped costs a second trip through the portal.
Realistically, almost nobody reading this will land one of the twenty Dominus slots — the race is global and it comes down to who is already fully caught up when the final wave drops. The preparation is the same either way, though. Clear each wave as it arrives, verify every fragment, and you finish the event with the full set of secret items whether or not you make the leaderboard.
