99 Nights in the Forest Thanksgiving Event Guide Tasks and Rewards

Collect autumn treasures, roast forest feasts, and trade gratitude for rare rewards in 99 Nights in the Forest’s Thanksgiving event – a limited-time celebration filled with hidden tasks and collectible surprises waiting to be completed before the season fades.

The update also introduces us to some new Thanksgiving quests and rewards. However, it might get a bit tricky if you don’t know how the event works. Here, we have shared all the information about the 99 Nights in the Forest Thanksgiving Update and how you can complete the quests.

All 99 Nights in the Forest Thanksgiving Quests and Rewards

During the Thanksgiving event in 99 Nights in the Forest, players can complete all 99 themed quests by gathering festive items, helping forest creatures, and completing daily challenges. Each task grants rewards such as limited-edition outfits, holiday decorations, and unique emotes. Completing all quests before the event ends provides a special Thanksgiving badge and rare collectibles that enhance your character’s appearance and base customization options.

There are four 99 Nights in the Forest Thanksgiving quests, and completing them will give you various rewards. Here’s a list of them:

The Chests contain some of the best items, weapons, and can also contain diamonds. So far, we have gotten a Trident, Scythe, Crossbow, and an Armor Trim Kit from the chests.

How to Complete Thanksgiving Quests in 99 Nights in the Forest

To complete the Thanksgiving quests in 99 Nights in the Forest, players should visit the main event hub and talk to the Turkey NPC to begin the task chain. Each quest involves gathering seasonal items like corn, pumpkins, or cranberries scattered throughout various forest zones. Completing each step grants rewards such as event tokens, limited-edition accessories, and special Thanksgiving skins. Keep an eye on the timer for daily resets, as some objectives refresh each day, giving more chances to collect exclusive prizes before the event ends.

When you first start a round, you’ll see that there is a table with 10 chairs, and in front of it is a notice board. Your goal is to prepare dishes before the guests arrive on Day 5.

To start, you’ll need to craft a Thanksgiving crock pot after unlocking Crafting Bench 3. Once done, you can cook the dishes in the crock pot by collecting all the ingredients according to the list. After you finish cooking a dish, you’ll be able to make the next one.

Repeat the process until you’ve cooked all dishes until you reach Day 5. On Day 5, five guests will appear for the Thanksgiving party, and you must feed them. Make sure to stay near the table so that you can fill their glasses with the Berry Juice. The next day, on Day 6, the guests will leave behind two rewards. You need to serve all 10 Guests to finish the Thanksgiving event. However, you only need to serve 8 guests to claim all the rewards.

All the Thanksgiving Dishes and Recipes in 99 Nights in the Forest

Thanksgiving in 99 Nights in the Forest adds a hearty feast of crafting challenges centered on seasonal dishes. Players can collect ingredients like wild berries, mushrooms, poultry, and herbs to prepare classic recipes such as roasted turkey, pumpkin pie, and cranberry sauce. Each completed dish contributes to quest progress and may yield rewards like limited badges, decorative items, or buffs. Experimenting with different ingredient combinations can also unveil hidden recipes that enhance the festive atmosphere across the forest camps.

As discussed, you need to cook different dishes and prepare them on the table for the Thanksgiving guests. Each dish requires a unique combination of items, which you can find in the game. That said, here is a list of all the 99 Nights in the Forest dishes and their recipe:

While most of the ingredients are very simple to find, three new ingredients have been added in this update: the Turkey Leg, Stuffing, and Sweet Potato. Turkey Leg and Stuffing can be found by killing Turkeys around the Autumn Houses. Similarly, you can get Sweet Potatoes scattered around the Turkeys.

What are all 10 Thanksgiving recipes and ingredients

The 99 Nights in the Forest Thanksgiving Challenge requires cooking exactly 10 specific dishes in a fixed sequence using the Thanksgiving Crock Pot, with each recipe demanding precise ingredient combinations. These recipes must be prepared before guests arrive on Day 5 to seat them at the table. Ingredients like Turkey Legs (from hunting wild turkeys), Stuffing (crafted from Bread and Herbs), and Sweet Potatoes (found near Autumn Houses) are key, often needing multiples per dish.​

Recipe List

Follow this exact order for optimal efficiency, as guests request dishes sequentially.​

Sourcing Tips

• Turkeys spawn frequently near the event table and Autumn Houses for legs.​

• Crops like Cranberries, Pumpkins, and Apples appear in fall-themed areas; Milk from cows.​

• Prep stuffing (Bread + Herbs) and gather extras early, as recipes scale up. Serve each dish promptly to retain guests and unlock rewards.​

Provide full ingredient lists for each of the 10 recipes

The 10 Thanksgiving recipes in 99 Nights in the Forest must be cooked in exact sequence using the Thanksgiving Crock Pot, with each requiring specific ingredient quantities gathered from the map or crafted beforehand. These dishes feed the 10 guests arriving on Day 5, and precise combinations prevent failures. Prep ingredients like Stuffing (Bread + Herbs) early to streamline the process.​

Full Recipe Details

Cook in this fixed order as shown below.​

Ingredient Sources

Turkey Legs drop from wild turkeys near Autumn Houses; Milk from cows; crops like Cranberries and Pumpkins spawn in event areas. Butter crafts from Milk, while Sugar and Herbs are common foragables-stock up multiples for pies and stuffing.​