Roblox morning briefing — September 28, 2026: the cape lands on 115,000 accounts and the grand prize stays at zero
The finale's cape reaches 115,000 accounts overnight while the twenty Dominus hoods stay at zero, a 2,000,000-Robux Limited U sells out in minutes, the prize names turn into a catalogue product line, and a phishing wave copies Roblox's login page.
Roblox's 20th-anniversary event reached its finale on Sunday afternoon, and the two prizes it was built around have gone in opposite directions since: the rainbow cape is now on more than 115,000 accounts while the twenty Dominus hoods sit at zero. Roblox says it is checking the results before it awards them, and today is the event's last day. In the same hours a mask priced at 2,000,000 Robux sold out in minutes, the prize names turned into a product line, and a British newspaper spent the weekend on the fake login pages built for players.
All times below are Central European.
The finale ran, the cape landed, the Dominus has not
What changed. Roblox ran the finale as its own one-hour session. The listing is titled "The Final Puzzle", subtitled "The Hunt conclusion", dated Sunday 27 September 3:00 PM to 4:00 PM on the page's clock, and its description reads "20 Domini. Who will be the rightful owners?" 1 The page prints times in the reader's own clock; read from a machine running on UTC, that window is 17:00 to 18:00 here.
- Roblox's own account posted at 20:34 that evening: "congrats to everyone who finished! we are evaluating the results and will award the Dominus once verified". 2
- The twenty places went inside the hour. Roblox Events Leaks, a notifier account, counted 46 finishers by 17:23 and wrote that "the Dominus copies have run out". 3
- This morning's read of the event's badge list, taken at 08:09, has Amictus Infinitum on 115,466 accounts and Dominus Infinitum on 0. 4
- The Dominus's own catalogue page has not moved since the day it was uploaded: no price, no seller, 4.1K favourites, created 24 September, description "Ab initio, ad vicesimus". 5
- The event page still reads "from September 17-28", which makes today the last day anyone can earn the cape or the free items from the twenty games. 6
- Finishers found something else in there. RBXEventHunters posted at 20:05 that "there's a skull in the area after you finish the final puzzle", and added its own doubt about the reading: "this is definitely far-fetched, but could we be getting a Halloween event?" RTC put the same find to 1.3 million followers at 19:49. 78 Roblox has said nothing about a Halloween event.
Why it matters. The cape is the first of the two headline prizes to reach players, and it did it in a single night: the row read zero at this hour yesterday morning, and it now carries six figures. The hood the event was built around is still unowned fourteen hours after its race closed, and Roblox's own sentence says why. Anyone who finished and is refreshing their inventory has the platform's word that the review is still running.
Shorts angle. Two numbers in one frame do the whole Short: the badge board with Amictus Infinitum on 115,466 and Dominus Infinitum on 0. Say whose numbers they are, because the contrast is only interesting if the viewer knows they come from Roblox's own list rather than from a count a player made.
A 2,000,000-Robux mask sold out in minutes
What changed. On Sunday evening a mask called Shedletsekkar went on sale with 20 copies at 2,000,000 Robux each. The notifier 4Lulz posted at 21:03 that it had "just went onsale with 20 copies for 2M, selling out in seconds", and Rolimon's, the trading news account, confirmed the sellout at 21:07 with the note that this was the first Limited U "in a very long time". 910
- Roblox's item record confirms the drop: 2,000,000 Robux, a unique limited with a total quantity of 20, and nothing remaining. 11
- The catalogue page this morning reads "There is no one currently selling this item", carries the Limited U tag, and prints the receipt underneath: quantity sold 20, original price 2,000,000, average price 2,000,000, with 61K favourites on an item uploaded on 24 September and never offered until Sunday night. 12
Why it matters. A Limited U is a finite, resellable item with a fixed print run, and by the account of the traders who follow this market, this is the first one Roblox has shipped in a very long time. That makes the drop the return of a format rather than one more anniversary accessory, at a price and a quantity that put the entire supply in twenty inventories. Every later sale of this mask happens between those twenty accounts and their buyers, once a holding period clears.
Shorts angle. The page is the prop: film the Limited U tag, the 20, the 2,000,000 and the line saying nobody is selling, and say how long it took. The sellout is checkable from the two posts and the item's own page, and "in seconds" is the phrase the traders themselves used.
The prize names became a product line before the prizes landed
What changed. A notifier account pointed out at 06:14 this morning that the cape people just earned carries "a lot of the same head effects as the Dominus Infinitum, making it pretty easy to copy", and asked its readers which of two avatars was wearing the real one. 13 The marketplace moved on the same idea. A search of the catalogue this morning returns rows built on both names, nearly all of them created in the last 48 hours:
| Item | Creator | Price | Created |
|---|---|---|---|
| 20-Year Suit [-] - Amictus Infinitum | Plus Builders Club | 5 Robux | 24 September 14 |
| Amictus Infinitum [ + ] | cyberlore | 5 Robux | 26 September 14 |
| DIY Dominus Infinitum | Obsercorp | 95 Robux | 27 September, 19:17 14 |
| Amictus Infinitum Dress [Top] | lunatastic | 5 Robux | 27 September, 22:48 14 |
| White Amictus Infinitum Grandiose [Addon] | Evandyr's Emporium | 140 Robux | 27 September, 21:35 14 |
| Amictus Infinitum Pants | Percs Closet | 7 Robux | 28 September, 07:58 14 |
- The rows run from 5 Robux for recolourable clothing to 140 Robux for accessories that hang off the cape, and the newest of them was uploaded at 07:58 this morning, two hours before this briefing. 14
Why it matters. Two weeks of questing buys an avatar item whose effects a 95-Robux accessory can imitate closely enough that a notifier has to ask its audience which one is genuine. The part of the prize that survives that is the badge: the Dominus row sits on zero, and it moves when Roblox awards it. For anyone deciding whether the event was worth the effort, the lasting value sits in the record rather than in the look.
Shorts angle. Take the notifier's own prompt — put two avatars side by side and ask which is wearing the real Dominus — then cut to the catalogue search and count the rows using the prize names. The turnaround is the hook: the names were for sale before the hoods were handed out.
A phishing wave wearing Roblox's login page
What changed. The Guardian reported on Sunday morning on the fake sign-in pages built for Roblox players: a link promising free Robux arrives in a YouTube or TikTok comment or a Discord chat, the page copies Roblox's own sign-in screen, and after the victim types their username, password and two-factor code it redirects to the real Roblox site so nothing looks wrong. 15 Researchers at NordVPN found almost 200 addresses selling ready-made Roblox phishing pages in a seven-day window, and reported that the stolen logins are used to move Robux out of the accounts. 15
- Roblox's own position, quoted in the same piece: it is under no obligation to restore a compromised account, and may recover lost items or their value in "very limited circumstances". Its advice is to open the app or the website directly and to keep 2FA codes to yourself. 15
- The scale was already in the numbers: NordVPN's 2026 consumer report found Roblox the second-most impersonated brand in phishing attacks, at 12.32% of the cases it logged, behind Microsoft. 16
Why it matters. The redirect is what makes this one work: the player lands where they wanted to go and finishes the session with no sign that anything happened, so the loss surfaces later, as a missing balance, when there is little left to do about it. For a creator or a viewer with an audience of younger players, "look at the address before you type your password" is the sentence that prevents it, and the two-factor code is the part worth naming out loud — nothing legitimate ever asks for it.
Shorts angle. Film the address bar rather than the page, because the page is meant to look right. Two seconds of a URL reading "login-roblox" something carrying the promise of free Robux, then the official app icon, gets the point across with no scare tactics.
The last day's scoreboard
What changed. The event's badge list, read at 08:09 this morning on its final day:
| Badge | Owners | Awarded in the past day |
|---|---|---|
| The Hunt: Roblox 20 Badge, given to anyone who joins | 29,695,277 | 441,864 4 |
| Crossroads Tower | 7,190,666 | 111,236 4 |
| The Huntmaster's Visor, last of the twenty secret quests | 527,173 | 114,084 4 |
| The Year of the Bloxxer | 472,451 | 118,406 4 |
| Chest of Overflowing Loot | 217,221 | 73,470 4 |
| Amictus Infinitum | 115,466 | 114,979 4 |
| Roblox Plus Hard Hat | 751,078 | 19,083 4 |
| The Twentieth Teapot | 46,499 | 16,579 4 |
| Dominus Infinitum | 0 | 0 4 |
- The cape is the fastest-moving row on the board and the only one that arrived overnight: 114,979 of its 115,466 awards landed in the past day, against zero in the same read yesterday morning. 4
- The hub took another ten and a half million visits across the finale and holds 13,462 accounts this morning, with 245,898,509 visits and 275,180 favourites. 17
- The participation badge, awarded to anyone who joins the hub at all, is still the only row in eight figures, and the finale pull shows in it: 441,864 awards in the past day, against 309 in yesterday morning's read. 4
Why it matters. The board now reads the way a finished event should read, with one exception: the rows that were still growing yesterday — the secret quests — have settled into six figures each, the cape has arrived in bulk, and the hood that the whole event was named around is the only line still at zero. Whether it moves today is the one thing left to watch before the event closes.
Shorts angle. Open on the table's last two rows and work upward: 0, then 115,466, then 29,695,277. The same badge list carries all three, and the climb tells the story faster than any narration.
Shorts ideas to chase first
- 115,466 and zero. The badge board with the cape's row and the Dominus's row in the same frame, then Roblox's own sentence about verifying results. 24
- Twenty copies, gone in seconds. The catalogue page with Limited U, 20 sold and 2,000,000, then the two notifier posts from the same evening. 1012
- Which Dominus is real? Two avatars side by side, the notifier's own question read out, then the reveal and the catalogue search behind it. 1314
- Check the address. A free-Robux link, the fake sign-in screen, and the redirect to the real site that hides the theft — a two-minute warning for anyone with a younger audience. 15
- The empty case. Roblox's own listing for the finale, the twenty places it advertised, and the prize page that still has no seller — the honest version says out loud that the hoods may simply be waiting on a review. 15
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- 4Roblox badge API: The Hunt: Roblox 20
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- 5Roblox catalogue: Dominus Infinitum
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- 6Roblox: The Hunt: Roblox 20
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- 11Roblox economy API: Shedletsekkar
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- 12Roblox catalogue: Shedletsekkar
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- 14Roblox catalogue search: items named Amictus Infinitum
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- 17Roblox games API: The Hunt: Roblox 20
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