Last Z Halloween Havoc Event Guide 2026

Halloween Havoc Minigame: Pumpkin Marbles and Wish Rings

Open the Halloween Havoc tab for the marble minigame. The seasonal event and this gameplay tab share the Halloween Havoc name; Pinball Battle appears separately as a task category in Seven Nights of Terror.

Choose one of three launchers to send a Pumpkin Marble onto the board. It bounces off obstacles before falling into a reward pocket at the bottom.

The standard Lollipop pockets pay 30, 50 or 100, with a jackpot pocket in the center. Picking a launcher does not let you choose the final pocket, so there is no verified position that guarantees the jackpot.

Use the Free Daily Launch

The first launch each day is free and refreshes at the event’s daily reset. Use that attempt even if you are saving your other Marbles: it provides another reward without reducing your inventory.

Follow the in-game reset clock rather than your local midnight.

Wish Rings Need Multiple Hits

The two Wish Rings add another reward track to the board. Marble collisions fill each ring’s progress; reaching its requirement grants the displayed reward and moves it to another reward in the cycle.

The opening rewards include Enhancement Alloy and Modification Blueprints. Later rewards cycle through materials such as Power Cores, Golden Wrenches and Speedups.

One collision does not award the full item shown inside a ring. Watch the progress around it, and count the completed ring rewards alongside the Lollipops when judging a batch of launches.

Multipliers Spend More Marbles

The multiplier lets you use several Marbles together, with each Marble’s result calculated separately. A x10 launch spends ten Marbles. Treat it as a faster batch of attempts; the footage does not establish a special jackpot bonus for using x10.

Check your current tasks and launch milestones before using a large batch. You may be close to a reward that returns more event resources, but that is different from a guaranteed jackpot.

Witch’s Magic: Turn Gifts into Lottery Tickets

Visit the witch to collect Wish Bottles, then send them to friends. Both the sender and recipient receive Halloween Lottery Tickets.

The opening live walkthrough reports five tickets for sending a bottle and one ticket for receiving one. Check the reward shown in your own gifting panel before planning around that rate.

Coordinate with active friends or alliance members and check the available daily bottle sources. Gifting also contributes to the seven-day event tasks, so the same action can advance more than one reward track.

Halloween Lottery: Draw Rewards and Daily Lucky Numbers

Use one ticket for a single draw or ten tickets for ten draws. Results include small Diamond prizes and gold Lucky Number cards. A Lucky Number card also awards Halloween Lollipops.

The lottery has a second stage: the daily jackpot draws a number from 1 to 100. If your collected Lucky Numbers include the winning number, you qualify for the corresponding jackpot reward.

Lucky Numbers apply to their current draw round and are cleared afterward. They do not build a permanent collection across the entire event.

Use your available tickets before the round closes if you want entries in that day’s draw. Do not confuse an unused lottery ticket with a Lucky Number already assigned to the current round, and avoid treating every ticket as a guaranteed jackpot entry: some draws award a direct prize instead.

Witch’s Shop: Best Rewards and Exchange Priorities

The Witch’s Shop is where most spending decisions happen. Choose a main target before buying small resource packs, particularly if you want a limited decoration or a discounted material bundle.

The table below combines prices visible in the opening live shop and the earlier shop preview. The live footage confirms both 125-wrench offers at 7,000 and 9,000 Lollipops, as well as 50 Pulse Modules at 80,000. Your server’s exchange screen determines the final price, contents and purchase limit.

Night Raven Deadwood

Night Raven Deadwood is the Halloween tree decoration featuring a raven, bats and candles. Its displayed stat panel lists Troop ATK +3%, Troop DEF +3% and 30,000 Power.

At 2,400 Lollipops, it is much more accessible than the Aura or Pulse Module bundle. Players who want a themed decoration with combat value should examine it before using their balance on ordinary resources.

Check the item’s level and activation details in your own shop. The displayed stat panel should not be used to assume additional upgrade levels or costs that the item description does not specify.

Golden Wrenches

For accounts focused on vehicle upgrades, Golden Wrenches are a practical alternative to the expensive cosmetic targets. Compare the cost per wrench rather than the size of the discount label alone.

The 7,000-Lollipop bundle works out to 56 Lollipops per wrench. The 9,000 bundle costs 72 per wrench, while the 13-wrench pack costs 80 per wrench.

If you are going to reach 7,000, reserve that amount before buying the smaller packs. If you finish below the large-bundle threshold, the smaller pack gives you a way to spend on the same upgrade material without needing another purchase.

Ring of Ghostfire HQ Aura

Ring of Ghostfire is an HQ Aura with a displayed Troop ATK bonus of +2%. It is a separate reward from the returning HQ skins.

The purple dragon seen in some event displays belongs to the Nightmare HQ skin; buying the Aura should not be understood as buying that dragon skin as well.

At 45,000 Lollipops, the Aura requires a substantial commitment. Confirm its description and compatibility with your intended HQ appearance before making it your main target.

Pulse Modules and Returning Skins

Pulse Modules are available in the opening live shop, with a 50-piece bundle priced at 80,000 Lollipops. They support forging Orange hero equipment to Red quality, making them relevant to advanced accounts already working toward that upgrade.

They are not a sensible default goal for every account. Check your equipment requirements and compare that progress with the vehicle materials or decoration you would give up to save for the bundle.

Returning HQ skins and hero outfits provide other major spending targets. Open each choice chest to inspect the exact selection and whether it contains a complete item or progression pieces. Do not assume that similarly pictured chests provide the same reward.

Marble Supplies: Is the Event Pass Worth Buying?

Marble Supplies has a free reward track alongside Premium and Super paid options. Its rewards include Pumpkin Marbles and progression materials; the Premium offer also displays a themed emote.

Claim the free track as you progress. For light spenders, compare the paid pass with the direct Marble packs available on your account, especially if its extra materials are upgrades you would otherwise buy.

The important distinction is between buying more attempts and securing a shop reward. More Marbles provide more launches, but their Lollipop returns vary. A pass does not guarantee enough currency for the Aura, a returning skin or Pulse Modules.

Before purchasing, subtract your current Lollipops from your target’s cost, account for the free rewards you still expect to claim, and judge the remaining gap without relying on a jackpot.

Seven Nights of Terror: More Than Daily Login Rewards

Seven Nights of Terror is the seven-day task tab. It contains login, gifting and marble-launch objectives rather than only daily login rewards.

New tasks unlock across the event. The opening categories include daily login, Witch’s Gift and Pinball Battle, with rewards such as Pumpkin Marbles, Lollipops and other resources. Completing tasks also advances the event’s chest rewards, including a themed avatar frame.

The practical loop is straightforward: claim available login rewards, exchange gifts, play Halloween Havoc, then return to the task tab to collect anything those actions completed. Recheck the tabs on later days as more tasks open.

Do not assume that logging in alone completes every milestone. Some objectives require gifting or launching Marbles, so review the requirements before spending the resources tied to them.