Candy is the temporary currency added in Anime Dice’s Halloween update. Spend it in the Candy Shop on pots, potions, and jackpots; it is distinct from Pumpkins and has different uses. Candy can only be earned in the Halloween world. Enter that world through the flame-surrounded portal at the main hub. The hub itself has no Candy rewards.
Quick answer: Enter the Halloween world through the hub portal, then claim Hourly and Daily quests, knock on Trick-or-Treat doors, and clear Haunted House floors. Quests pay the most Candy.
Anime Dice Candy sources compared
Each of the three Candy sources is repeatable, and they pay on very different scales. The table shows how they compare.
| Source | Typical Candy | How often |
|---|---|---|
| Halloween Quests | 500 to 7,500 per task | Hourly and Daily resets |
| Haunted House floors | Varies by floor | Every cleared floor |
| Trick-or-Treat doors | Roughly 8 to 17 per knock | Per-door cooldown |
The three sources also feed each other. The quest tasks count door knocks and floor clears, so time spent on the smaller sources also moves your quest progress forward.
Halloween Quests: Hourly and Daily Candy payouts
Completing quests can bring in thousands of Candy per payout. In the Halloween world, open the Pumpkin Quests panel to view them. Hourly and Daily quests appear on separate tabs, each with its own timer. Since the objectives change over time, the rows below are examples of what you may see, not a permanent lineup.
| Tab | Sample task | Reward |
|---|---|---|
| Hourly | Trick-or-Treat at 25 doors | 500 Candy |
| Hourly | Drink 5 Halloween potions | 1,000 Candy |
| Hourly | Clear 100 Haunted House floors | 500 Candy |
| Hourly | Roll Pumpkin Dice 25 times | 1,000 Candy + 250 Pumpkins |
| Daily | Trick-or-Treat at 500 doors | 7,500 Candy |
| Daily | Drink 50 potions | 5,000 Candy |
| Daily | Clear 1,000 Haunted House floors | 5,000 Candy |
Hourly rows take far less work to finish. Daily rows pay more but ask for hundreds of door knocks or a thousand floor clears. Some tasks also need other resources first. Potion tasks mean buying potions with Candy, and Pumpkin Dice tasks need Pumpkins. These rows are easier to complete after you have built up a small balance from doors and floors.
Some rows pay Pumpkins alongside Candy. Read the reward on each row before you assume it is all Candy.
Trick-or-Treat doors in the Halloween world
Houses across the Halloween world have doors marked with the floating prompt “Trick or Treat! Walk up to the door.” Walk into the doorway to send the request. If the door is ready, a notification appears with your reward, for example Wrapped Candy +13 Candy. That notification is how you know the knock worked. Your avatar also briefly turns into a pumpkin disguise during the interaction.
The reward varies from knock to knock: you’ll generally get roughly 8 to 17 Candy, though a Candy Corn, Treat Bag, or other Halloween item may appear instead of regular Candy. After a visit, that door stays unavailable for around 25 seconds. During this wait, the door displays a “Refilling…” timer; the same message may appear if another player has recently knocked. Head to another house instead of standing by that door.
Door payouts are small, but every knock counts toward the Hourly and Daily door quests. Knocking on houses along your route to the Haunted House adds to both totals at the same time.
Haunted House floors and Candy rewards
Find the Haunted House by taking the marked path upstairs in the Halloween world. At the house, open the menu to see floor ranges and their Play buttons. Each selected floor pits your units against enemies. Beating a floor grants Candy, Pumpkins, potions, and other drops.
| Wing | Floors | Pumpkins per floor |
|---|---|---|
| Front Yard | 1–50 | 1 |
| Foyer | 51–100 | 4 |
| Crypt | 101–150 | 8 |
| Attic | 151–200 | 10 |
| Bell Tower | 201–250 | 12 |
| The Abyss | 251+ | 22 |
The per-floor numbers in the menu are Pumpkin amounts, not Candy. There is no fixed Candy-per-floor figure. Payouts tend to rise in deeper floors, but the exact amounts shift with event scaling. Floor clears also count toward the 100-floor Hourly quest and the 1,000-floor Daily quest.
Candy gain multipliers
Purchasing a Candy Pot boosts Candy gains from all sources. Buy one with Candy at the Candy Shop, then click the pot in your inventory to turn it on.
| Booster | Effect | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Candy Pot I | 1.25x Candy gain | Candy Shop, 500 Candy |
| Candy Pot II | 1.5x Candy gain | Candy Shop, 1,200 Candy |
| Candy Pot III | 2x Candy gain | Candy Shop, 3,500 Candy |
| Candy Bucket | +30% Candy | Haunted House gear drop |
| Mummy Wraps | 2x Candy | Haunted House gear drop |
| Vampire Cape | 3x Candy | Haunted House gear drop |
| Haunted Night | Doubles Candy and Pumpkin Luck | Halloween night server state |
Candy Pot I is the lowest-cost option, and a handful of quests and door knocks should earn enough for its 500 Candy price. Candy Pot III is seven times the price for a 2x boost, so it makes sense only when your farming already brings in large quantities. Gear drops require no Candy after you have obtained them.
Some in-game shop labels have shown different prices, including a 4,000 Candy price for Candy Pot III. If the price on the shop card differs from the table, the card is correct.
Candy and the Candy Shop are both tied to the Halloween event, and no end date has been announced. Once the event closes, the Candy you have not spent and the shop’s items go with it. Claim quest rewards as soon as they finish, and spend your balance before the Halloween world is gone.
