Roblox’s 20th anniversary event hands out free hats to anyone who shows up. The Dominus is a different animal. It sits at the far end of a secret path that only opens after you have cleared the entire history track, and it is going to twenty players. Not twenty per server. Twenty, worldwide.
Quick answer: Clear the 20 main Hunt quests, open Year Infinity, and finish every one of the 20 secret quests to earn 20 fragments. Then solve the final puzzle in the event hub as one of its first 20 players.
Only 20 players get the Dominus, and the race is global
The information came directly from a live in-game chat, not a datamine or leak. David Baszucki, using the builderman account, announced 20 hidden quests spread across the platform, 20 special prizes, and a new Dominus reserved for the first twenty arrivals. Shedletsky was part of that exchange, and players received ten minutes’ notice before the clue appeared.

No per-server quota was ever mentioned, so treat the wording literally. The twenty slots are a single global pool, which is what separates the Dominus from every other reward in the event. Each secret quest gives its own item to everyone who finishes it. The Dominus has a hard cap sitting on top.
Roblox has not confirmed that twenty winners make the final puzzle vanish. The likely setup is that the Dominus supply ends at twenty winners, while everyone else can still complete the secret route during the event window.
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The reveal showed the item in pastel rainbow shades, its pink eyes lit in an “X” pattern and infinity symbols decorating the buttons. Live-event footage also captured groups of avatars in a white, iridescent hood, each with a glowing round attachment on either side.

What it does not have is an official catalog name. Roblox describes it as an exclusive Dominus and nothing more, so every specific name circulating right now is a fan label. That includes “Dominus R20”, which is what players started calling the Golden Rivals Domino Crown — a completely separate item on the free badge reward track, not this prize.

What you need before the final puzzle will open
Knowing where the final puzzle sits does nothing on its own. Four gates stand in front of it, and none can be skipped:
- All 20 main Hunt quests cleared, in order, from 2006 forward.
- Year Infinity unlocked on your account.
- All 20 secret quests completed as their waves go live.
- All 20 fragments collected and showing in the hub tracker.
Year Infinity is the wall. Secret quests do not feed the Dominus route until it is unlocked, so opening one of the secret games directly on a fresh account gets you nowhere. The official The Hunt: Roblox 20 hub is also the only place that records your totals.
The full route to the Dominus



A Roblox account can earn each game’s badge only once. Re-entering an experience you have already cleared leaves your total unchanged.
Secret quest waves, fragments and what each stage pays out
The secret quests unlock in waves rather than all together. The opening five appeared on September 19: Crossroads, Work at a Pizza Place, Natural Disaster Survival, Piggy and Blade Ball. Five additional quests arrive every other day, creating four waves over the rest of the event. Roblox has given no precise unlock hour for any wave, making the hub’s clues more dependable than tracking the clock.
| 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 only track progress; they are not another cosmetic reward. Their sole purpose is opening the final challenge, and they cannot be bought, traded or farmed. Leaving even one secret unfinished keeps the puzzle locked, regardless of how quickly the other nineteen are done. The event ends on September 28, 2026 at 10AM PT.
The secret quest items you keep even without the Dominus
Missing the top twenty does not mean receiving nothing. Completing a secret quest grants its own exclusive accessory, and placement does not affect that reward. On September 19, five Roblox-created accessories appeared in the catalog; all are currently off sale, corresponding to the five secrets in the opening 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 |
Which accessory belongs to which quest has not been confirmed. The catalog entries show the items exist and are tied to the event, and nothing more. Those pairings will settle once the live quests start handing them out.
How to confirm your fragment progress registered
The hub tracker’s fragment total is the decisive check. Return there after every secret and compare that number with your completed-secret count. A one-fragment deficit means one quest failed to register, which is better to discover immediately than in the final wave, when you could have nineteen fragments and no clue which game needs another run.
Badges attach to your Roblox account, not to the session you are in. A crash or disconnect immediately after clearing an objective does not wipe the award, so replaying the quest is unnecessary. Rejoin the hub and the tracker should catch up.
Finish a game’s main objectives and secret objective during one visit. Otherwise, the skipped task forces another trip through the portal.
In practical terms, almost no reader will claim one of the twenty slots. This is a worldwide sprint, decided by the players already caught up when the final wave becomes available. The required preparation does not change: complete every wave as it opens, compare your fragment total with your secret tally, and you will leave with all the secret accessories whether or not you place among the top twenty.






