Halloween Gacha in Hunting Together RPG: What It Costs and What You Can Win
The Halloween Gacha is paid for with Pumpkin Heads earned from Pumpkin Spiders, and its advertised prize pool is spooky weapon skins. Here is how the draw works, which classes the event description covered, and what a recorded session actually returned.
Quick answer
The Halloween Gacha is paid for with Pumpkin Heads, the event currency you collect by fighting Pumpkin Spiders. Its prize pool is spooky, Halloween-only weapon skins, and the 19 October 2026 event description listed them for all 6 classes.
- Cost: Pumpkin Heads, spent in batches — the recorded session set 50 first, then 1,000.
- Rate not stated: the event text doesn't spell out a heads-per-spin figure, so the draw amount you set is what counts.
- Source: Pumpkin Spiders, fought after you open the Halloween Hard Worker Box.
- Prizes: spooky weapon skins advertised as Halloween-only; no individual skins or rarities are named.
- Outcomes vary: the same recorded session also had a non-skin result and a batch that gave nothing.
The Gacha sits inside the Halloween event rather than in the usual gear loop. It is a limited draw that runs while the event is live, and it is fed by a Halloween collectible. Everything else about it — what a spin takes, where the currency comes from, what comes back out — follows from that setup.
What the Halloween Gacha costs
The Gacha is spun with Pumpkin Heads. You collect the heads during the event and then put them into the draw, so each spin converts a stack of farmed event currency into a chance at the pool. The event text that describes the Gacha does not spell out a heads-per-spin figure, which means the number that matters at the machine is the draw amount you set.
In the recorded session, that amount was set by hand. The player began with 50, then raised the setting to 1,000 for a bigger batch. The fact that both sizes were accepted suggests the Gacha supports batch draws, so one action can cover a large batch of attempts at once. It does not show how the 50 and 1,000 settings map onto your Pumpkin Head balance, and it should not be read as a price list.
Timing is the other part of the cost. The Gacha is a limited-event draw, so it is only available while the Halloween event is live.
Where the Pumpkin Heads come from
Pumpkin Heads come from Pumpkin Spiders. The Halloween update instructs you to open the Halloween Hard Worker Box and battle the spiders, while the 19 October 2026 description says the spiders roamed every zone and hid in the Halloween Box. Both accounts point to the same source: the spiders you reach through the box are what fill your stash.
From the Halloween Hard Worker Box to a Gacha spin
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Open the Halloween Hard Worker Box
The Halloween update tells you to open the box and battle the Pumpkin Spiders.
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Battle Pumpkin Spiders
The 19 October 2026 description says the spiders roamed every zone and hid in the Halloween Box.
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Collect Pumpkin Heads
The heads are the Gacha's draw currency, collected during the live event.
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Spin the Halloween Gacha
Set the draw amount and put the collected heads in; the recorded session used 50, then 1,000.
The heads are gathered away from the Gacha, in fights, and only then spent in it. That separation is the practical rhythm of the event: fight spiders to build a pile, then take the pile to the draw. The recorded session shows several draws in a row, which is what a repeat of that rhythm looks like once you have a stock of heads.
What you can win
The advertised prize pool is spooky weapon skins that belong to the Halloween event — weapon appearance items bundled with the event rather than the game's everyday loot talk. The most specific class statement comes from the 19 October 2026 description, which lists spooky weapon skins for all 6 classes as Halloween Gacha prizes. That wording belongs to a point at which the game listed 6 classes.
The 25 October 2026 description is looser: it only says you can "win spooky weapon skins" and never mentions classes. It doesn't contradict the earlier list, but it doesn't restate it either, so the class coverage is documented in the 19 October text rather than the newer blurb.
19 October 2026 description
- What it says about prizes: "Collect Pumpkin Heads and spin the Halloween Gacha for spooky weapon skins for all 6 classes"
- Classes named: All 6 classes the game listed at that point
25 October 2026 description
- What it says about prizes: "Halloween Gacha - win spooky weapon skins!"
- Classes named: Not stated
Neither description names individual skins or rarities; the pool is described only as spooky weapon skins. So the expectation the advertising supports is a Halloween weapon skin among the covered classes — the specific items themselves aren't described.
What a recorded draw session showed
One recorded session, filmed while the event was live, shows what a draw can actually look like. The player set 50 first, then raised the amount to 1,000 for a larger batch. A result that was not a skin appeared, and the player called it a scam; a later batch gave nothing; a later draw produced a dagger. The same player said one draw "worked" and "counts as one", then could not find any skin, and asked whether the result "has to be red".
It is tempting to build a rule out of that — draws are rigged, or only certain colours count — but this is one player's account from one event. It is not an odds table or a rarity rule. What the session does establish is narrower and still useful: batch draws exist, a result can be something other than a weapon skin, and a batch can come back empty. Those are the expectations worth carrying into your own draws rather than a predicted hit rate.
Where to read next
- Hunting Together RPG halloween event for the rest of the event around the Gacha.
- Hunting Together RPG halloween weapon skins for the cosmetic side of the prize pool.
- Hunting Together RPG monster drops for how drops work generally.
- Hunting Together RPG codes for current code listings.