Fifty levels, twenty minutes and one very unhappy vault owner. That is the price of the All-Seeking Antlers in DOORS, a head accessory built around Seek's eyes and the easiest item in The Hollow event to want and the hardest to earn calmly. The Candy Vault update landed on October 22, 2026, and the run also pays out an event badge and 10 tickets. This guide shows how to get the All-Seeking Antlers in DOORS, from the portal to the final escape, plus the timer math, the monsters and the claim step people keep missing. Keep your head down and read on.
⚡ Quick Answer
Enter The Hollow lobby, take the first portal into DOORS, host a new game and pick The Candy Vault Floor. Descend all 50 levels and escape within 20 minutes. Then return to The Hollow hub and press E on the antlers stand to claim the antlers, badge and 10 tickets.
What Are the Candy Vault and the All-Seeking Antlers?
The Candy Vault is a limited time Halloween floor added to DOORS by its developer, LSPLASH, and it doubles as DOORS' contribution to The Hollow, Roblox's platform wide Halloween event. It is a 50 level descent through a vault that belongs to a very proud, very annoyed host. Finishing it earns the All-Seeking Antlers, an event badge and 10 tickets that count toward The Hollow's other free items. The event launched with a simple invitation.
"You're invited!"
Be careful what you accept, because the vault comes with a self destruct timer. The antlers themselves are a pure cosmetic, a head accessory with Seek's eyes that looks wonderfully wrong on any avatar. There is no stat boost, which is exactly why people want it.
What Rewards Do You Get for Finishing the Candy Vault?
| Reward | What It Is | Requirement |
|---|---|---|
| All-Seeking Antlers | Free UGC head accessory with Seek's eyes | Escape the Candy Vault in time |
| Event Badge | The Hollow DOORS badge | Same clean escape |
| 10 Tickets | The Hollow event currency | Same clean escape |
All three rewards arrive together, so you only need one successful run. The tickets are the quiet bonus. Ten tickets is a tenth of the reported price of one of the pricier shop items in The Hollow, which makes this run one of the better ticket per minute deals in the event.
How Do You Start the Candy Vault Run Step by Step?
- Join The Hollow event lobby: open it from the Roblox event hub, not from the DOORS game page.
- Walk into the first portal: it drops you into DOORS.
- Host a new game: pick The Candy Vault Floor from the stage list. Other floors do not count.
- Descend all 50 levels: keep moving, because the vault self destructs after 20 minutes.
- Escape at the end of level 50: a clean escape credits the badge, the antlers and the tickets.
- Return to The Hollow hub: find the All-Seeking Antlers display and press E to claim.
⚠️ Important: Guides disagree on where the vault is reachable. One places it in the main DOORS lobby, while another says runs started from the DOORS game page do not count for the badge. Use the portal in The Hollow lobby to be safe. If The Candy Vault Floor is missing from your stage list, you most likely entered DOORS the wrong way.
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Is the 20 Minute Timer Hard to Beat?
It is tight, and the math shows why. Twenty minutes across 50 levels works out to an average of 24 seconds per level. That is not much when a level can hide a chest you want, a drawer you should skip and a monster that does not care about your schedule. A timeout scores nothing, so slow and careful is the wrong strategy here.
📊 Key Stat: The Candy Vault asks for 50 levels in 20 minutes, which is 24 seconds per level on average. Even one 90 second detour into a side room means every other level has to average closer to 22 seconds.
The practical answer is to treat the badge run as a speedrun and not a loot tour. Try to get through each door as fast as possible, skip optional side rooms and vaults on the first attempt, and save the exploring for a second run when you only care about candy. Side vaults take time and add more monster encounters, which is the exact opposite of what a 24 second budget needs.
Which Monsters Can End Your Candy Vault Run?
The vault belongs to Sir Abraham Creakstopher II, nicknamed Sweet Abe, the owner of the estate and not a fan of uninvited guests. He can catch you during the descent, and the guides do not offer a clever counter beyond staying on the move. The new floor also brings fresh monsters, and the one every guide mentions is Lookman. Lookman catches you if you stare at him, so keep your head down and avoid looking at him directly. Other monsters, including Weavelings and Socker, have been reported inside the vault, but their exact behavior is not documented yet.
One catch ends the run. That is why the safe habit is boring. Move on, look away from anything unfamiliar and never stop to admire the decor.
What Is the RIP Interface and Should You Use It?
The RIP Interface is a set of grave checkpoints inside the vault. At each one you can trade candy for a buff, take a free neutral trade off, or skip it. The catch is that candy you spend there is subtracted from your final Candy Coin payout when you escape. For the antlers run, that cost barely matters, because the reward is the item and not the coins. If you are chasing Candy Coins on a later run, think twice before spending.
💡 Pro Tip: On your first attempt, take only the free perks at the RIP checkpoints and skip every optional room. Once you hold the antlers, replay the vault with friends and hunt candy to your heart's content.
How Do Candy Coins and the Halloween Event Pass Work?
Candy is the vault's side currency. You find it in chests, drawers and shelves, eat it for good or bad effects, and convert what you keep into Candy Coins when you escape. Escaping multiplies your candy by 3, and playing with friends adds a 1.25 multiplier. The Halloween Event Pass uses those coins, and the reported cost is 3,050 Candy Coins across seven skins priced between 300 and 550 each. That figure has only one source so far, so confirm it in game.
None of this is required for the antlers. The pass is an extra grind for players who want DOORS skins, and you can ignore it completely and still collect every Hollow reward from the vault.
Where and When Do You Claim the All-Seeking Antlers?
Claiming happens in The Hollow hub, not inside DOORS. After a clean escape, go back to the hub, find the All-Seeking Antlers display and press E. A second guide describes the claim as happening at an inner hub portal, so if you cannot find a stand, look around the hub for a portal marked for DOORS. The badge may also take a moment to appear. If it is missing, check the events category in your achievements and check again later, since counters can lag after busy launches.
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Do not wait for a quiet week. The Hollow collection deadline is noon Pacific on November 2, and the hub stand disappears with the event. DOORS' own event listing runs longer on one calendar, but that date does not help if the hub display is gone. Finish the run and claim the item well before the deadline.
When I compared several walkthroughs of this run side by side, I noticed that the core numbers agreed, 50 levels and 20 minutes, while the smaller details drifted. The claim location, the start method and the Candy Coin figures all changed depending on who wrote the page. So I built this guide around the facts that matched and flagged the rest. If something in your game looks different, trust the game and the hub board over any guide, including this one.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do you get the All-Seeking Antlers in DOORS?
Enter The Hollow event lobby, take the first portal into DOORS, host a new game and choose The Candy Vault Floor. Descend all 50 levels and escape within 20 minutes. Then return to The Hollow hub and press E on the antlers display to claim them with the badge and tickets.
How many levels is the Candy Vault, and how long do you have?
The Candy Vault has 50 levels, and you have 20 minutes to descend and escape before the vault self destructs. That averages 24 seconds per level. A timeout earns nothing, so skip side rooms and optional vaults on your first attempt and keep moving through every door.
What do you get for finishing the Candy Vault?
A clean escape awards three rewards at once: the free All-Seeking Antlers head accessory, The Hollow DOORS event badge and 10 tickets for the wider event. The tickets can go toward other Hollow items. Escaping also converts your candy into Candy Coins for the Halloween Event Pass.
How do you avoid Lookman in the Candy Vault?
Keep your head down and avoid looking at Lookman directly, because eye contact is what gets you caught. Move through the door as quickly as you can instead of stopping to watch him. One catch from any monster ends the run, so there is little room to experiment.
Should you explore side vaults on your first run?
No. Side vaults and optional rooms take time and add more monster encounters, which is the opposite of what a 24 second per level budget needs. Treat the first run as a pure speedrun for the antlers, then replay the vault later for candy and Candy Coins.
When does the All-Seeking Antlers event end?
The Hollow collection deadline is noon Pacific on November 2, 2026, and the hub claim stand disappears with the event. DOORS' own event listing shows a later date on one calendar, but finish and claim the antlers before November 2 to be safe.
Your Candy Vault Game Plan
The All-Seeking Antlers come down to one clean run. Start from The Hollow lobby portal, host The Candy Vault Floor, average 24 seconds a level, keep your head down around Lookman and skip every optional room. Then walk back to the hub, press E and enjoy a hat that stares back. Do it before November 2, because the stand will not wait for you, and neither will the vault.
📚 Sources & References
- Complete Roblox The Hollow Event Guide: All UGC and Badges, Game Geek Fusion
- How To Complete All The Roblox The Hollow Quests, Gamezebo
- DOORS The Candy Vault Release Date and Time: Halloween 2026 Update, TheClick.gg
- DOORS Roblox Events: Calendar, Candy Vault and Black Friday 2026, DOORS Atlas
- How to get the ALL-SEEKING ANTLERS, BADGE and 10 TICKETS in DOORS, Conor3D on YouTube, October 23, 2026
