Nights of the Dead treats into Celebration recipes
Converts seasonal treats into crafted event goods when the recipe and seasonal materials are available.
PC / Global Live servers; special rules servers differ; beta excluded
WHERE & HOW TO FARM
Where to farm
Haint in a player city for returning books; Lil’ Boo in the home crafting society for the 2026 recipe book.
Nights of the Dead treats have two practical uses: sell them for coin or retain them for event tradeskilling. Haint in a player city offers returning Celebrations of the Dead recipe books, and the home crafting society also has the 2026 recipe book through Lil’ Boo. Inspect the chosen recipe first, then collect only its listed treats and other components before crafting.
Access during the event for seasonal treat collection and current vendor availability.
Enough currency for the recipe book shown by the vendor.
A suitable tradeskill character and the recipe’s listed materials.
Visit Haint in a player city or Lil’ Boo in the home crafting society and inspect the available Celebrations of the Dead books.
Buy the appropriate recipe book and use it to learn its recipes.
Open the recipe list and select the event item you actually intend to produce.
Read the recipe’s treat and component requirements before gathering or spending supplies.
Collect treats from the available seasonal sources and obtain the remaining listed ingredients.
Craft at the required tradeskill station using the learned recipe.
Move the finished item to storage, use it, or sell it according to its purpose.
Farming tips
Treats may come from low-level harvest nodes and qualifying undead or creepy-crawly creatures; the Rage of Cthurath creature drop is also identified for the event.
The event book’s learned recipes and seasonal availability are distinct from the ingredients; check both before planning a later craft.
Repeat, collect and use
Crafting can be repeated while you have ingredients and access to the recipe. Treat collection and vendor availability are seasonal; it is not a year-round guaranteed supply loop.
Common mistakes
Selling all treats before checking recipes can leave you short; reserve the amount the selected recipe lists.
Buying a book without confirming its recipes match your goal wastes currency; inspect stock and recipe names first.
Assuming the recipe uses treats alone can halt production; gather every component shown in the recipe window.
When to stop or switch
Stop when the desired item is crafted or its ingredients are no longer worth collecting; sell surplus treats if crafting is not the goal.