Your reward checklist
Read the event objective in the participating game. Complete every requirement shown there. Return to the main event hub and inspect the current year’s reward. Check the item in your Roblox inventory before assuming the claim is finished. Keep the quest completion message if anything looks inconsistent.
Standard event progress
Public event progress and a paid subscription are different things. The official announcement describes a chronological quest journey with virtual items along the way. We do not publish an invented badge-to-item ladder or assume that rules from Mega Edition apply to this anniversary.
Roblox Plus extras
Roblox lists a classic avatar background and profile frame, the chance to earn three subscriber items, and continued access to the Classic app theme while the subscription is active after the event. Early entry to the hub was a separate launch-day benefit. Consult Roblox’s current terms before deciding whether these extras are useful to you.
If an item seems to be missing
Compare the quest text with your completion state, then revisit the reward area in the hub. An experience badge and an avatar item are not the same object. Check the correct inventory category and keep screenshots if you need help. A server rejoin is a possible troubleshooting step, not a promise that a reward will appear.
Item names and badge thresholds
Early reporting used inconsistent labels for secret and main badges. To avoid sending players after the wrong target, this guide describes the verified progression process rather than treating an unverified item list as final. The in-hub reward display is the reference for the item you are currently claiming.
The artwork is conceptual and does not depict specific confirmed anniversary items.