Badge Rewards Explained - The Hunt Roblox 20 Wiki

Overview

Badges are the currency of this event, but they are not the reward themselves. Each of the twenty main badges converts into one free wearable accessory, and the twenty secret badges convert into exclusive items plus fragments toward the endgame.

Every UGC Item Shown

The reward list is far easier to plan around once you have seen the items on an avatar, since several rewards occupy the same slot and only one can be worn at a time. It pairs with the badge list for the source of each item.

What Each Year Badge Unlocks

The twenty year rewards are all wearable avatar accessories, ranging from head items and wings to backpacks, hats and waist pieces. Every one of them is free, and none of them costs Robux or a promo code. The full item list also lives on our UGC catalogue, where each appearance is mapped to the badge that grants it.

Rewards Outside the Year Track

Four reward types sit beyond the twenty year badges, and each one has its own unlock conditions and its own deadline. Secret accessories come from the hidden quests, the Discord Wings come from a partnered promotion, the Runaway Sunhat comes from the limited 2024 event mode, and the Dominus sits at the very end of the road.

Knowing which track a reward belongs to matters, because the fixes when something is missing are different for each one. A missing year reward usually points to an unclaimed podium, while a missing secret accessory points to an unfinished hidden quest, as the secret items page shows.

Slot Conflicts to Know About

Many anniversary rewards share a slot, which matters if you are collecting for a specific look rather than for completion. Head and back pieces are the most crowded categories, so a full inventory can still leave you with very little to wear at once. The same overlap is visible on the full item list.

These four points decide which items you will actually see equipped on your avatar, and they explain why collecting the full set does not mean wearing the full set. Keep them in mind before you spend extra hours chasing one specific look.

• Head items dominate — A large share of the year rewards are head accessories, so only the one you equip will ever be visible.
• Back slot is crowded — Jetpacks, wings, backpacks and plants all compete for the same slot, which is the busiest category in the event.
• Waist items are rare — The Gear Hoarder Loadout Belt sits in the waist slot, which has far fewer event rewards than the others.
• Limited items stand out — The Dominus and the secret accessories are the scarce pieces, since neither can be earned after the event window closes.

What Makes a Reward Rare

Three tiers of scarcity exist in this event, and each one narrows the pool of players who can earn it. The twenty year rewards are effectively guaranteed as long as you finish the quests before the deadline, which makes them the most common tier by a wide margin.

Secret accessories sit a tier above, because they require all twenty years plus the hidden quests behind the Year Infinity phase. With only four waves and a limited window before the event closes, far fewer accounts will complete the full set of twenty.

The Dominus is in a category of its own. It is explicitly reserved for the first twenty finishers of the final puzzle, which Roblox has not framed as a per-server quota. That makes it one of the few genuinely competitive rewards in the anniversary run, as the Dominus guide explains.

Confirming a Reward Landed

Rewards pass through three places before they are permanently yours, and checking each one in order is the fastest way to find where a claim went wrong. Start with the in-game badge, then the hub year, then the podium. The sequence in our claim guide keeps you from repeating a quest that already registered.