The event at a glance
| Started | Oct 26, with the Halloween update |
| Where | Talk to Jack-o’-Lantern in the park: the event, the Headless Horseman fight and Trick or Treat |
| Prize | Hallow Lantern — Balance type, its own custom layer, the Patch disc and the Pumpkin driver; unlocking it gives the title Lantern Bearer |
| Draw | Soul Draw: 1 Soul Ticket per draw |
| Hallow Lantern odds | 0.05% per draw, guaranteed by draw 350 (Oct 28; was 0.3% / 100) |
| Other prizes | Legendary Soul Draw prizes are half as likely since Oct 28 |
| Ends | Not announced |
Every way to get Soul Tickets
| Source | Soul Tickets |
|---|---|
| Headless Horseman wins | 5 a win up to level 40, 10 up to 70, 15 up to 90, then 20 a win — 100 tickets to reach level 100 |
| Daily log-in | 3 a day (was 1) |
| Invite, Win and Soul Draw quests | 4 / 8 / 12 per tier (were 1 / 2 / 3); Soul Draw quest tiers are 20 / 50 / 100 draws; quests reset every Monday 00:00 UTC from Nov 2 |
| Soul Shop (Soul Coins) | 6 per buy, up to 10 buys (was 1 per buy, 20 buys) |
| Codes | SOULCOINS 5 (the older Soul Ticket codes expired Oct 31) (codes) |
| Spend Robux extra quest | 80 Robux spent = 1, 400 = 3, 800 = 5 |
| Buy directly | 10 for 99 Robux, 100 for 899 Robux (were 1 for 80, 10 for 800) |
| Bundles | Jack-O-Lantern 80, Soul Reaper 40 (were 10 and 5) |
The developers say a free player can earn up to 400 Soul Tickets — more than the 350 pity — if you grind everything. Anyone who bought tickets or bundles at the old price got the difference as extra tickets in the new Inbox (the envelope next to Achievements).
Soul Coins: the Horseman pays 50 Soul Coins per Soul Ticket (250 / 500 / 750, then 1,000 a win) and 50 for a loss. Every Soul Coin reward and every Soul Shop price was multiplied by 10 on Oct 28; coins you already had stayed the same. When the event ends, Soul Coins turn into Bey Points 1:1, up to 20,000 BP — so spending them isn’t urgent, but anything over 20,000 is wasted.
Headless Horseman
- A first-to-3 fight. He battles at your level with no finish shield (until level 100), plays sharper and rages at low spin — the developers call him “as strong as Fafnir”.
- He starts at level 0 and goes up 10 levels every time you beat him. Past level 100 he gets much harder every win: +2 Attack, Defense and Speed per 10 levels (+6 at level 130).
- Past level 100 he starts every round with a shield: while it’s up he can’t be ringed out, his spin doesn’t drop and his burst meter stops at 90% — but you can still hit him. The shield lasts 9 s at level 110 and at most 20 s from level 120. Survive it, then finish him.
- Riding the rail isn’t safe — he chases bladers on the rail.
- Good counters (developer’s words): Vector Valkyra and Xeno Excalion. See the tier list.
- Finishes against him pay Tokens too (traits).
- Horseman Hunter achievement: beat him at levels 100, 110, 120 and 130; the last two tiers give the titles Horseman’s Bane and Deathless.
Halloween bundles (once each, while Halloween lasts)
| Bundle | Robux | Contents |
|---|---|---|
| Jack-O-Lantern | 1,699 | Exclusive Patch disc, Jack’s Blaze finisher, Pumpkin King victory pose, 80 Soul Tickets, 50 Spin Tickets, 40,000 BP |
| Soul Reaper | 899 | Exclusive Pumpkin driver, Soul Harvest finisher, Reaper’s Taunt victory pose, 40 Soul Tickets, 25 Spin Tickets, 17,500 BP |
The Pumpkin driver’s Scrape Charge was buffed +40% and the Patch disc got +1 Attack in the Oct 28 patch. Other shop items are on the store and game passes page.
Should you chase the Hallow Lantern?
- Free players: yes, if you’ll play the Horseman a lot — his ticket rewards scale up to 20 a win and the 350 pity is reachable.
- Spenders: the 100-for-899 pack is the best rate. Spend after using your free tickets, so you know how many you actually need.
- The Hallow Lantern is a Balance type; its Soul Harvest now lands nearly every hit, though it was toned down a little at the same time.