Gamepasses in 99 Nights: Decorator Price, Perks and Whether I'd Buy It
TL;DR, bestie
- As of late January 2026 the only gamepass is Decorator (about 199 Robux, sometimes listed near 79 in some regions).
- It grew out of the old Decorator class, removed in the Caves Part II update (17 January 2026). Class owners got the pass free.
- Perks: spawn with Paintbrush + Hammer, furniture discounts, and an extra item when the furniture trader visits.
- Buy it if you build a lot. Skip it if you only fight and forage.
Gamepasses in 99 Nights are simple so far: there's Decorator, and then there's "maybe more later." I like that honesty. Here's what the pass actually does before you dump Robux into interior design in a horror forest.
Gamepasses at a glance
| Fact | Detail |
|---|---|
| First added | Caves Part II update, 17 January 2026 |
| Current pass | Decorator |
| Typical price | 199 Robux (some storefronts ~79) |
| Legacy | Old Decorator class → free pass if you owned it |
| Tools | Paintbrush + Hammer on spawn |
How it works
Decorator used to be a class. When Caves Part II deleted that class, owners were handed the gamepass automatically. Everyone else buys it from the Roblox store linked on the game's page. With the pass equipped you spawn holding a Paintbrush (recolor furniture) and a Hammer (break placed furniture). When the furniture trader rolls in, you get store discounts plus one extra item per visit from the shop button.
That's the whole kit. No damage boost, no hunger cheat, no diamond multiplier. It's a builder QoL pass.
Step by step
- Open the Roblox store from the 99 Nights game page / description.
- Buy Decorator if you don't already own the legacy class conversion.
- Start a run and confirm Paintbrush + Hammer are on your hotbar at spawn.
- Build or rearrange camp furniture, recolor pieces, smash mistakes with the Hammer.
- When the furniture trader visits, open the trader shop UI (top-right) and use the discount + extra item.
Tips
- Pair Decorator with a combat/support class so you're not "only the interior designer" while rifts burn.
- Recolor keeps big camps readable at night — assign team colors to chests vs walls.
- Hammer misplaced benches before they block campfire paths.
- If you already had Decorator as a class, check your passes before paying twice.
Common mistakes
- Expecting Decorator to replace class power. It doesn't.
- Buying it on a brand-new account that never builds.
- Ignoring the trader visit window after paying for the extra-item perk.
- Confusing class unlock Diamonds with this Robux pass.
I also keep Decorator on because camp screenshots are half the fun of a long run. If the pass ever bundles more build pieces, that tips the scale further toward yes.
Kiko's take: I'd buy Decorator on my main because I nest like a gremlin. On an alt that only speedruns days? Hard skip. 199 Robux is a lot for two tools if you never touch furniture.
🗓️ Last updated: 6 November 2026
Is more coming?
Maybe. The wiki called Decorator the first and only pass right after Caves Part II. Roblox games love adding a second pass the week after you write "only one exists." Before you buy, refresh the store page. If a combat or inventory pass appears later, re-rank Decorator against that instead of treating 199 Robux as automatic.
Until then, Decorator is a lifestyle purchase: you're paying to enjoy base-building more, not to win nights faster. That framing keeps me from resenting the price.
FAQ
How many gamepasses does 99 Nights have? As of 23 January 2026 documentation: just Decorator. Check the live store for additions.
Do I still get it free from the old class? If you owned Decorator before it was removed, the pass was granted. New players pay Robux.
Does Decorator help in Hard Mode? Only by letting you tidy and recolor base defenses faster. It doesn't close rifts for you.
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