Trick Or Treater Class July 2026: Candy Farming Tips

The Halloween event has taken over 99 Nights in The Forest, bringing with it the most sought-after limited-time class: the Trick or Treater Class. This exclusive Halloween class offers unique abilities that make candy farming incredibly efficient, but you’ll need to act fast before it disappears when the event ends. As someone who has spent countless hours mastering this event, I’m here to share everything you need to know about obtaining and maximizing this spooktacular class.

Quick Overview

Feature	Details
Class Cost	30 Candies
Availability	Limited-time (Halloween event only)
Best For	Candy farming, event progression
Level 1 Perk	4 candies per house visited
Level 2 Perk	Higher chance for treats vs tricks
Level 3 Perk	Increased candle drop rate
Event Duration	October 18 – November 1, 2025

What is the Trick or Treater Class?

The Trick or Treater Class is the first-ever limited-time class introduced in 99 Nights in The Forest, available exclusively during the Halloween event. Unlike regular classes that require diamonds, this special class can only be purchased with Halloween candies, making it both accessible and event-specific. What makes this class particularly valuable is its specialization in candy farming – each level progressively enhances your ability to collect more candies while reducing the risk of being tricked.

Having tested this class extensively, I can confirm that it’s not designed for combat effectiveness. Instead, it’s the ultimate utility class for players who want to maximize their Halloween event rewards and unlock all the limited-time items before they disappear forever.

How to Get the Trick or Treater Class in July 2026?

Obtaining the Trick or Treater Class requires a systematic approach to candy collection. Here’s the complete step-by-step process I’ve refined through dozens of runs:

Step 1: Locate the Halloween Event NPC

First, you need to find the Halloween event NPC in the main lobby. Based on community reports and my own experience, this NPC goes by several names – some players call him “Happy the Halloween Guy,” others refer to him as the “Pumpkin Reaper” or “Scarecrow NPC.” Regardless of the name, you’ll easily spot him surrounded by pumpkins and Halloween decorations in the lobby area.

Pro Tip: Before you even start grinding for candies, talk to this NPC using the secret dialogue sequence to get 3 free candies:

1. Select “I have a question.”
2. Choose “Who are you?”
3. Pick “How do you stay so happy?”
4. Finally, select “Way too deep man, can I have some candy?”

This one-time interaction will give you a nice head start on your candy collection!

Step 2: Collect Halloween Candles

Before you can start trick-or-treating, you need Halloween candles. These are essential items that allow you to activate houses for trick-or-treating. Here are the most effective methods I’ve found for collecting candles:

From Cultists:

• Halloween candles drop randomly from defeated Cultists
• The drop rate increases significantly after Day 4
• The longer you survive in a match, the higher your chances of getting candles
• Focus on Cultist Waves at night for the best drop rates
• The Volcanic Biome is particularly lucrative, with plenty of Cultists in buildings

From Chests:

• Candles can appear as rare drops in any chest
• The Scavenger class has an increased chance of finding candles in chests
• While less reliable than Cultist drops, checking every chest you find adds up over time

Efficiency Tip: I recommend playing with a team where one person focuses on combat (to farm Cultists) while another focuses on exploration (to check chests). This division of labor maximizes your candle collection rate.

Step 3: Activate Houses for Trick-or-Treating

Once you have candles, you need to activate houses before you can trick-or-treat. This is where many players get confused, so let me clarify the process:

1. During the Day: Find houses scattered throughout the forest (look for Grey Hut symbols with candy icons on your map)
2. Light the House: Approach a house and drag a candle to its front door
3. Wait for Night: You can only trick-or-treat at night, but you must activate houses during the day
4. Return at Night: Come back to the activated house when night falls to trick-or-treat

Each house requires one candle to activate, and you’ll need to reactivate houses with new candles for subsequent nights. This is why having multiple team members with candles is so efficient – you can activate several houses in one day, then trick-or-treat at all of them that night.

Step 4: Trick-or-Treat and Collect Candies

Now for the fun part! When you approach an activated house at night, knock on the door to trigger the trick-or-treat interaction. Here’s what you need to know:

Treats (The Good Stuff):

• Guaranteed candy rewards (minimum amount even if “tricked”)
• Additional rewards like Frog Boots or coins
• With the Trick or Treater Class, you get 4 candies per house instead of the standard amount

Tricks (The Not-So-Bad Stuff):

• Don’t worry too much about tricks – they’re more annoying than dangerous
• Common tricks include being transformed into a frog or having a Prison Ball attached to your leg
• Tricks only last about 5 seconds
• You still get candy even when tricked!

Pro Strategy: I’ve found that the Trick or Treater Class significantly reduces your chances of being tricked, especially at higher levels. At Level 2, you’ll notice a substantial improvement in your treat-to-trick ratio.

Step 5: Purchase the Trick or Treater Class

Once you’ve accumulated 30 candies, return to the Halloween NPC in the lobby and purchase the Trick or Treater Class. The class costs exactly 30 candies and will be immediately available for use in your next game session.

Important Note: The Trick or Treater Class has a clock icon next to it in the shop, indicating it’s a limited-time item that will disappear when the Halloween event ends. Make sure to purchase it before November 1, 2025, or you’ll miss your chance until next year!

Trick or Treater Class Level Progression

The Trick or Treater Class has three levels, each offering increasingly powerful abilities for candy farming. Here’s the complete progression system:

Level 1 (Base Class)

Perk: You get 4 candies per house you visit

Cost: 30 candies (initial purchase)

Availability: Immediate upon purchase

This base ability alone makes the class incredibly efficient for candy farming. While regular players might get 1-2 candies per house, you’re guaranteed 4 candies every single time.

Level 2 Requirements and Benefits

Requirement: Trick or Treat at Houses (0/50)

Perk: There is a slightly higher chance to get a treat rather than getting tricked

Strategy: This level requires visiting 50 different houses, which sounds daunting but is quite achievable with proper planning

I recommend focusing on activating multiple houses per day and then visiting them all at night. With a good team, you can easily visit 10-15 houses per night, making Level 2 achievable in just a few gaming sessions.

Level 3 Requirements and Benefits

Requirement: Trick or Treat at Houses (0/100)

Perk: You have a higher drop/find rate of candles

Strategy: This is the ultimate candy farming level, making you extremely efficient at both collecting candles and converting them to candies

Level 3 requires visiting 100 houses total, which represents a significant time investment. However, the increased candle drop rate makes subsequent farming much easier, creating a positive feedback loop that accelerates your progress.

Advanced Strategies for Maximum Candy Farming

After mastering the basics, I’ve developed several advanced strategies that will help you farm candies more efficiently than 99% of players:

The Multi-House Activation Method

Instead of activating one house at a time, coordinate with your team to activate 4-5 houses during the day. This allows you to create a “trick-or-treat route” that you can efficiently complete at night, maximizing your candy per hour rate.

The Volcanic Biome Candle Farm

The Volcanic Biome is the best location for candle farming due to the high concentration of Cultists in buildings. I recommend:

• Setting up a temporary base near the Volcanic Biome
• Focusing exclusively on clearing buildings of Cultists
• Having one team member dedicated to collecting and storing candles
• Rotating team members to prevent burnout during extended farming sessions

The Secret Lobby Candy Spawns

Many players don’t realize that you can find free candies in the lobby before even starting a game. Here are the confirmed spawn locations:

• Two candies hidden behind the sign showing Halloween 2025 updates
• One candy hidden behind the safe to the right of the Halloween pumpkin character
• One candy that can spawn inside the pumpkin behind the NPC

These candies respawn after playing a game and returning to the lobby, so make it a habit to check these spots every time you’re in the lobby.

The Code Boost

Don’t forget to use the working code for extra candies:

• happyhalloween – Redeem for 10x Candy

To redeem codes:

1. Locate the Diamond icon next to the green plus in the bottom left corner
2. Find the blue codes button on the right
3. Click codes, enter “happyhalloween”, and hit submit

Trick or Treater Class: Pros and Cons

After extensive testing, here’s my honest assessment of the Trick or Treater Class:

Pros

• Gets Candies Easily: The 4 candies per house ability makes this the most efficient candy farming class in the game
• Gets Tricked Less: Level 2 significantly reduces your chances of being tricked, saving time and frustration
• Gives More Candies: The base ability alone doubles or triples your candy income compared to regular classes
• Finds More Halloween Candles: Level 3 makes candle farming much more efficient, creating a positive feedback loop
• Is Really Cheap: At only 30 candies, it’s one of the most affordable limited-time items in the Halloween shop

Cons

• Less Useful in Solo Gameplay: This class is not combat-oriented, making it challenging to use effectively when playing alone
• No Item That It Can Spawn With: Unlike many other classes, the Trick or Treater starts with no equipment, putting you at a disadvantage early in matches
• Entities Can Catch You Off Guard: While focused on trick-or-treating, you’re vulnerable to surprise attacks from forest entities
• Seasonal Only: You cannot equip this class if it isn’t the Halloween season, making it a temporary investment

Common Mistakes to Avoid

Through my experience helping other players, I’ve identified several common mistakes that can significantly slow down your progress:

Mistake 1: Ignoring the Day/Night Cycle

Many players don’t understand that you must activate houses during the day but can only trick-or-treat at night. This misunderstanding leads to wasted candles and frustration. Always activate houses during daylight hours!

Mistake 2: Playing Alone

While possible, farming candies solo is extremely inefficient. The Trick or Treater Class works best in a team where others can handle combat while you focus on candy farming. Find a reliable team or join the official Discord to find teammates.

Mistake 3: Not Planning House Routes

Randomly wandering the forest looking for houses is incredibly inefficient. Study your map, identify clusters of houses, and plan efficient routes that maximize your houses visited per hour.

Mistake 4: Wasting Candles on Low-Yield Houses

Some houses consistently give better rewards than others. Keep track of which houses give you the best candy returns and prioritize those in your farming routes.

Team Composition for Optimal Candy Farming

The best candy farming teams combine the Trick or Treater Class with complementary classes that handle different aspects of survival:

The Ultimate Candy Farming Team

• 1x Trick or Treater: Your primary candy farmer and house activator
• 1x Big Game Hunter: Provides protection and handles combat situations
• 1x Scavenger: Increases candle find rate and handles resource gathering
• 1x Medic: Ensures team survival during extended farming sessions
• 1x Flexible: Choose based on team needs (another combat class or support)

This composition allows you to farm efficiently while staying safe from threats, maximizing your candy per hour rate.

Halloween Shop Items and Prioritization

With your hard-earned candies, you’ll want to make smart purchasing decisions. Here’s the complete Halloween shop inventory with my recommendations:

Limited-Time Items (Clock Icon)

• Trick or Treater Class (30 Candies): Priority #1 – Get this first as it enables more efficient farming
• Pumpkin Bunny (150 Candies): Cosmetic pet for your tamed bunny
• Skeleton Wolf (500 Candies): Cosmetic pet for your tamed wolf

Permanent Items

• Jack-o’-lantern (20 Candies): Cool furniture piece
• Spooky Table (20 Candies): Halloween-themed table
• Spooky Chairs (20 Candies): Matching chairs for the table

My Recommended Purchase Order

1. Trick or Treater Class (30) – Essential for efficient farming
2. Jack-o’-lantern (20) – Affordable decoration
3. Spooky Table (20) – Complete the set
4. Spooky Chairs (20) – Finish the furniture collection
5. Pumpkin Bunny (150) – Save up for this cosmetic
6. Skeleton Wolf (500) – Endgame luxury item

Event Timeline and Important Dates

The Halloween event is split into three phases, with new content releasing each week:

Week 1: October 18-25, 2025

• Trick or Treater Class available
• Basic Halloween shop items
• Trick-or-treat mechanics introduced

Week 2: October 25 – November 1, 2025

• Additional shop items released (2 items every 2 days)
• Potential new mechanics or features

Week 3: November 1, 2025

• Final week of the event
• Last chance to purchase limited-time items
• Event conclusion

Critical Deadline: All items with clock icons (including the Trick or Treater Class) will disappear when the event ends on November 1, 2025. Plan accordingly!

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does the Trick or Treater Class stay available?

The Trick or Treater Class is only available during the Halloween event, which runs from October 18 to November 1, 2025. After this date, the class disappears from the shop and cannot be purchased until next year’s Halloween event.

Can you use the Trick or Treater Class outside of Halloween?

No, you cannot equip the Trick or Treater Class if it isn’t the Halloween season. The class is specifically designed for the Halloween event and becomes unusable once the event concludes.

What’s the fastest way to get 30 candies?

The fastest method is using the secret dialogue with the Halloween NPC for 3 free candies, redeeming the “happyhalloween” code for 10 more candies, then farming the remaining 17 candies through efficient trick-or-treating with the multi-house activation method.

Do you lose the Trick or Treater Class after the event?

Once purchased, the Trick or Treater Class remains in your collection permanently. However, you can only equip and use it during future Halloween events or seasons.

Is the Trick or Treater Class worth it for combat?

No, the Trick or Treater Class is not designed for combat effectiveness. It’s a utility class specialized for candy farming and event progression. If you’re looking for combat effectiveness, consider other classes like the Big Game Hunter or combat-focused alternatives.

Can you get the Trick or Treater Class without spending real money?

Yes, absolutely! The Trick or Treater Class can be obtained entirely through gameplay by collecting Halloween candies, which are earned through trick-or-treating and other in-game activities.

What happens to your candies after the event ends?

Your candies remain in your inventory after the event, but the Halloween shop and its items (including the Trick or Treater Class) will no longer be available for purchase.

Can you trick-or-treat at the same house multiple times?

Yes, but you need to reactivate the house with a new candle each time you want to trick-or-treat there again. Each house requires one candle per activation.

Conclusion

The Trick or Treater Class represents one of the most unique and valuable limited-time additions to 99 Nights in The Forest. While it may not excel in combat, its specialization in candy farming makes it an essential tool for anyone looking to maximize their Halloween event rewards.

By following the strategies I’ve outlined – from efficient candle farming to advanced team compositions – you’ll be able to obtain the Trick or Treater Class quickly and use it to unlock all the limited-time Halloween items before they disappear forever. Remember, the event ends on November 1, 2025, so time is of the essence!

Whether you’re a casual player looking to experience the Halloween festivities or a dedicated farmer aiming to collect everything, the Trick or Treater Class offers something valuable for everyone. Happy trick-or-treating, and may your candy buckets overflow!

Looking for more Roblox game guides? Check out our comprehensive 99 Nights in The Forest classes tier list to discover the best classes for survival, or explore our Roblox Halloween Spotlight Event guide for more spooky seasonal content across multiple games.