Anime Dice’s Halloween update went live on October 18, 2026, at 7:00 PM UTC. It adds a separate event world to the Roblox RNG game from More & More Games. That world has its own dice, two new currencies, a dungeon, a 40-tier pass, and a shop that sells Luck boosts. Almost every piece of the event serves one goal. It helps you roll a pool of 17 Halloween units more often, or with more Luck behind each roll.
Quick answer: Halloween units only come from the Pumpkin Dice, at 100 Pumpkins per roll or 500 for five. Haunted House floors are the main Pumpkin source. Candy buys Luck boosts.
What the Anime Dice Halloween update adds
The event lives in Halloween World. You reach it through a large flaming orange portal in the main hub of Anime Dice on Roblox. The map plays out at night and opens with an intro cutscene. It holds the Pumpkin Dice, the Candy Shop, the Haunted House entrance, and a neighborhood of trick-or-treat houses. Any player can walk through the portal, so beginners can also earn event currency.
The update also includes these changes:
- Two new currencies, Candy and Pumpkins, plus a new Pumpkin Luck stat.
- Haunted Night, which doubles Candy and Pumpkin Luck, and a new Haunted mutation.
- Four new units outside the Pumpkin Dice: Pumpkin Narolo, Zombie Zoro, Tojo, and Werewolf Garuo.
- A LIMITED tag for limited units, new leaderboards, and a new Rebirth tier plus upgrades.
- Multi-Roll, Auto Roll, and Auto Sell on the event dice, with visible odds and blacked-out undiscovered units.
- Search and filtering for trades, and towers that now exit instantly instead of waiting for the floor to end.
Pumpkin Dice units, rarities, and odds
Each of the 17 Pumpkin Dice units is a Halloween version of a character already on the roster. Regular dice can’t roll them. A single roll costs 100 Pumpkins, and a five-roll costs 500.
| Unit | Rarity | Odds |
|---|---|---|
| Mummy Loffy | Mythical | 1 in 2 |
| Skeleton Sanjo | Mythical | 1 in 4 |
| Reaper Ichiga | Divine | 1 in 8 |
| Frank Todoraki | Exotic | 1 in 18 |
| Ghoul Kanike | Exotic | 1 in 32 |
| Ghost Rengok | Celestial | 1 in 65 |
| Devil Sakune | Secret | 1 in 125 |
| Bat Hinita | Secret | 1 in 250 |
| Scarecrow Usop | Secret | 1 in 500 |
| Candy Chopa | Secret II | 1 in 1k |
| Werecat Yoruchi | Secret II | 1 in 2k |
| Plague Levo | Heavenly | 1 in 4k |
| Pumpkin Bakugi | Heavenly | 1 in 7.5k |
| Ghost Nezuka | Heavenly | 1 in 15k |
| Witch Erzo | Galactic | 1 in 32.5k |
| Witch Namee | Galactic | 1 in 125k |
| Vampire Gujo | Galactic | 1 in 350k |
Mummy Loffy sometimes shows as 1 in 1.97 instead of 1 in 2. That is most likely the base rate after a small Luck bonus. The bottom half of the table is mostly filler. The dice menu has auto-sell filters by rarity, so long sessions don’t fill your storage with Mythical and Divine copies.
Most players are chasing the three Galactic units. At 100 Pumpkins a roll, Vampire Gujo’s base odds work out to an enormous Pumpkin cost. That is why Pumpkin Luck and the event’s Luck potions matter so much. One maxed-out account, rolling with speed and Haunted potions, pulled a 1 in 15k Heavenly Ghost Nezuka.
Pumpkins and Candy: where the event currencies come from
The two currencies do different jobs. Pumpkins pay for Pumpkin Dice rolls. Candy is never spent on rolls. It buys Luck jackpots and potions, and it also levels up the Pumpkin Pass.
Haunted House wings and Pumpkin payouts
The Haunted House is a floor-by-floor dungeon that your team fights through. It pays both Pumpkins and Candy. Five wings cover floors 1 to 250. After that comes The Abyss, an endless sixth area with a boss every 25 floors. Each area pays more per floor than the one before it.
| Wing | Floors | Pumpkins per floor |
|---|---|---|
| Front Yard | 1–50 | 1 |
| Foyer | 51–100 | 2 |
| Crypt | 101–150 | 4 |
| Attic | 151–200 | 7 |
| Bell Tower | 201–250 | 12 |
| The Abyss | 251+ | 22 |
The higher wings pay better, and they are much harder. A strong late-game team was wiped instantly on Floor 1 of The Abyss but could clear Bell Tower floors. Floors can run on auto while you’re AFK, which makes the dungeon a slow but steady source of Pumpkins. Teams that stall higher up can still farm a middle wing like the Crypt.
Trick or Treat doors, quests, and the Pumpkin Pass
Houses around the Halloween World neighborhood have Trick or Treat doors. Knocking gives a random reward, usually a small amount of Candy such as +17 or +8. Doors can also give Candy Pots, Tricks, or a rare Pumpkin Jackpot or Witch’s Jackpot. Each door has its own cooldown.
Halloween quests reset on hourly and daily timers. They pay Candy, Pumpkins, and gems, which makes them the second regular Pumpkin source after the dungeon. The Pumpkin Pass has 40 tiers with a free track and a Premium track. Premium costs 480 Robux. The pass levels with Candy earned, and the first tier needs 500. You can claim the first free tier as soon as you open the pass. Across both tracks, the pass pays out more than 3,000 Pumpkins.
The Halloween code
The update shipped with the code Halloween. You enter it in the codes tab at the bottom of the Shop. It gives +1 Candy, +4 Pumpkins, and +1 Pumpkin Jackpot. If it worked, you’ll see a reward popup with those amounts, and a Pumpkin Jackpot potion with 1,000x Luck appears in your Backpack. Four Pumpkins won’t cover a roll, but the jackpot is a free copy of a boost that costs 17k Candy in the shop.
Halloween gear drops in the Haunted House
Each Haunted House wing drops its own piece of Halloween gear at a base rate of 0.005%. These accessories are rarer and stronger than Divine gear. Every piece adds Pumpkins and raises Candy gain and Pumpkin Luck, so a lucky drop speeds up the whole event loop. The five pieces are Pumpkin Head, Candy Bucket, Ghost Wisps, Mummy Wraps, and Vampire Cape.
| Accessory | Pumpkins | Candy | Other bonuses |
|---|---|---|---|
| Candy Bucket | +2 | +30% | +40% Pumpkin Luck, x1.1 Money |
| Ghost Wisps | +8 | +60% | +40% Pumpkin Luck, +10% Luck |
| Mummy Wraps | +12 | x2 | +60% Pumpkin Luck, +25% Luck |
| Vampire Cape | +18 | x3 | x2 Pumpkin Luck, +50% Luck |
Each wing has a drops panel that lists what it can award. The better accessories sit in the harder wings, so your choice of farming spot decides which gear you can hope for. A Crypt run is enough to target Ghost Wisps.
Candy Shop jackpots and the 10 new potions
The Candy Shop is where Candy turns into Luck. It sells three jackpots, which are large one-time Luck boosts, and ten potions.
| Jackpot | Effect | Candy cost |
|---|---|---|
| Pumpkin Spin | 100x Luck | 2.5k |
| Pumpkin Jackpot | 1,000x Luck | 17k |
| Witch’s Jackpot | 2,500x Luck | 50k |
| Potion | Effect | Candy cost |
|---|---|---|
| Candy Pot I / II / III | x1.25 / x1.5 / x2 Candy Gain | 500 / 1.2k / 3.5k |
| Pumpkin Pot I / II / III | x1.25 / x1.5 / x2 Pumpkin Gain | 300 / 1k–1.2k / 2.5k–3k |
| Spooky Luck I / II / III | x1.5 / x2 / x3 Luck | 400 / 1.2k / 4k |
| Haunted Potion | x2 Pumpkin Luck | 2.5k |
Pumpkin Pot II and III have appeared in the shop at two different prices, so check the listed cost before you buy.
Pumpkin Pots matter most for the event. More Pumpkins means more Pumpkin Dice rolls. Spooky Luck and the Haunted Potion then make each of those rolls count for more.
Skeleton Dice, upgrades, and the new Rebirth cap
Some of the update sits outside Halloween World. The regular Dice Shop has a new top option, the Galactic-rarity Skeleton Dice. It costs $400no in Cash and gives 40,000,000,000x Luck, twice the 20,000,000,000x of the Heavenly Checkers dice below it.
| System | New range | Notable cost or value |
|---|---|---|
| Luck nodes | Luck XVII to Luck XXVI | +5x up to +8x each |
| Fortune nodes | Fortune XII to Fortune XIX | XVI: 160dc; XIX: 800udc |
| Rebirth | 80x to 100x Luck and Cash | 100udc Cash |
| Rebirth stats | +10% per point | 18 points in Luck: +180% |
Rebirth points can be fully reset and spent again. That lets an account switch between a Cash build and a Luck build depending on what it needs next. Placed units with the Fortune’s Favor trait add passive Luck from the base. Filling every plot with them pushed one account’s base Luck multiplier past 470qd before any potions.
What a maxed Halloween Luck session looks like
Reaching the new Rebirth cap takes a lot of Cash, and trading is the fastest way to get it. One account gave a bundle of items and potions to another player, Eren, for a Level 83 Galactic Titanic Alucarn. The unit has the Genesis trait, Midas Touch, Grade S, and produces $6.4sp/s. About two hours of AFK income later, the account sat on $140.71udc. That was enough for Fortune XVIII and a max Rebirth.
Another route ran through the game’s Discord trading channel. Nine items, including 93k gems and 78k trait rerolls, bought a Huge Redwake. It is a 1 in 166sp Galactic unit that earns $10qi/s at level 1. With an Omega grade, level 70 on a base podium, the Wealth I quirk (+5% Money Multiplier), and 15 Rebirth points in Money (+150%), that account’s income passed $2.6dc. Huge Redwake isn’t part of the Pumpkin Dice pool. It comes from regular rolling or trades.
The Luck side builds on all of that. One maxed account had 41k Candy, 72k Pumpkins, and Tier 19 on the pass. It joined a server running a 2x Luck Event and drank its luck potions together, stacking Luck to 3.88sx. It then burned through Jackpot Spins, each adding 1,000x Luck to a roll.
| Unit rolled | Odds |
|---|---|
| Huge Redwake | 1 in 166.66sp |
| Merum | 1 in 49sp |
| Yoriachi | 1 in 27sp |
| Huge Tojo | 1 in 9.4sp |
Those pulls show how far the Halloween systems stretch beyond the event itself. The Haunted House and Pumpkin Dice drive the seasonal collection. Meanwhile, the extra Rebirth tier, new Luck and Fortune nodes, and the Skeleton Dice raise the ceiling for every roll in the game. Witch Erzo, Witch Namee, and Vampire Gujo still take Pumpkins, though, and the event demands a lot of farming to collect them.
