Updated October 28, 2026, U.S. time: Night 7’s Candy Corn Rune Antlers badge is spreading quickly. A public Roblox badge-API snapshot recorded 254,522 total awards and 204,133 awards in the past day at approximately 22:48 UTC on October 28. The same snapshot listed Night 6’s The Amazing Liquefactive Bighead at 1,260,511 total awards and 660,220 past-day awards. Those figures give us a useful early comparison—but they are badge-award counts, not a verified player clear rate.
That distinction matters. Roblox does not publish a public denominator showing how many unique players attempted each floor, how many failed, or how many completed it on their first try. So it would be misleading to say that a specific percentage of all Night 7 players have earned the antlers. What we can compare is the number of recorded badge awards in a dated snapshot.
Night 7 vs. Night 6: the numbers
| Metric | Night 7: Candy Corn Rune Antlers | Night 6: The Amazing Liquefactive Bighead |
|---|---|---|
| Total badge awards | 254,522 | 1,260,511 |
| Past-day badge awards | 204,133 | 660,220 |
| Snapshot time | Oct. 28, 2026, about 22:48 UTC | Oct. 28, 2026, about 22:48 UTC |
Source note: figures above are from a public tracker reporting the Roblox badges API. They reflect the snapshot available at the stated time and can change. Badge awards should not be treated as a count of unique players or proof that every award recipient successfully equipped the corresponding avatar item.
What the comparison actually tells us
Night 7’s recorded total was about one-fifth of Night 6’s total at the same snapshot. That is not evidence that Floor 7 is five times harder. Night 6 had been available longer, and players could return to earlier floors while the event continued. The comparison also mixes different release windows and player traffic patterns.
The past-day figures are more useful for seeing momentum: the tracker recorded 204,133 Candy Corn Rune Antlers badge awards during the past-day window, compared with 660,220 for The Amazing Liquefactive Bighead. That suggests substantial Night 7 activity soon after its release, but it still cannot tell us how many attempts failed or how many individual players earned the badge more than once across any reporting behavior.
How Night 7 players earn Candy Corn Rune Antlers
Current walkthroughs describe the Floor 7 route as a torch-and-pumpkin puzzle while The Inspector patrols the maze. The exact steps are reported by gaming guides rather than fully documented in the badge description itself, so use the live in-game objective as the final authority.
- Enter Floor 7 and note the elevator. Remembering the return point makes the final trip easier.
- Find the Puzzle Room. Guides report that its location can vary from run to run.
- Take the torch from the burning brazier. The walkthroughs say to interact with the brazier before searching for the pumpkins.
- Light all four pumpkins. Keep track of each one and watch for The Inspector while moving through the maze.
- Carry the relic back to the elevator. Completing the route is reported to award the Candy Corn Rune Antlers badge and item automatically.
For the full step-by-step route, read our Floor 7 pumpkin-torch puzzle guide. If you are still learning The Inspector’s behavior, our Inspector survival guide covers practical movement and cover tactics without pretending there is a verified universal patrol timer.
Why Night 6 has more awards so far
- More time available: Night 6’s reward had a head start before the Night 7 snapshot.
- Replay and catch-up behavior: earlier floors may remain accessible during the event, giving latecomers a reason to collect earlier rewards.
- Different puzzle flow: Floor 6’s cauldron puzzle and Floor 7’s torch-and-pumpkin route are different tasks, so their completion patterns may differ.
- No public attempt count: without the number of unique entrants and failed runs for each floor, we cannot calculate a genuine clear rate.
Should you prioritize the antlers now?
If you want the Candy Corn Rune Antlers, it makes sense to try Floor 7 while the event is active rather than waiting for a guessed “best” time. The Hollow reward window is reported to close on November 2, 2026, at noon Pacific Standard Time; check the official event hub for the current countdown and any changes. The Night 7 award count is already large, but it is not a scarcity signal and does not mean the item is limited or about to disappear sooner.
My takeaway: Night 7 has already generated hundreds of thousands of recorded badge awards in the public snapshot, but Night 6’s larger total is not a fair difficulty comparison. For players, the practical question is whether you can complete the four-pumpkin route and return the relic—not whether a headline makes the floor sound harder.
Frequently asked questions
How many players have Candy Corn Rune Antlers?
The public snapshot showed 254,522 total badge awards at approximately 22:48 UTC on October 28, 2026. This is an award count, not a verified count of unique players or confirmed avatar-item claims.
What was Night 6’s total in the same snapshot?
The Amazing Liquefactive Bighead badge showed 1,260,511 total awards and 660,220 past-day awards in the same reported snapshot.
Is Night 7’s clear rate lower than Night 6’s?
There is not enough public data to calculate that. We would need reliable counts of unique players who attempted each floor and the number who completed it.
Do Candy Corn Rune Antlers get added automatically?
Current walkthroughs report that completing the Floor 7 puzzle and returning the relic to the elevator awards the badge and adds the item to inventory. If your game behaves differently, check the live objective and your avatar inventory.
When does The Hollow reward window close?
Current event trackers report November 2, 2026, at noon Pacific Standard Time. Verify the countdown in the official Roblox event hub before planning around the deadline.
Sources: The Hollow Floor 7 puzzle and badge-count snapshot; TechWiser’s Floor 7 walkthrough; The official Roblox The Hollow hub.
