{"questions":21,"terms":28,"updated":"2026-10-31","note":"The wiki FAQ in question and answer form, plus the glossary.","faq":[{"question":"What do I get for Brick or Treat?","answer":"Three parts bundles of free Halloween decor, one per quest week, and they stay yours after the event ends. The Kraken on October 15 (3 props), Calcitor's Jaws on October 22 (5 props), and Count Brickula's Crypt on October 29 (4 props). On top of that there are two free community builds, alien and zombie animals visiting the world, and the Beach House Escape island. Full detail on the Rewards & Challenges page."},{"question":"What do I get for doing the Brick or Treat quests?","answer":"Three parts bundles, one per week, and they stay yours after the event ends. Finishing a week's quests earns the decor and the resources to build it. The Kraken drops October 15: its tentacles and one very watchful eye. Calcitor's Jaws drops October 22: fangs, red eyes and a mouthful of attitude. Count Brickula's Crypt drops October 29: a gargoyle, a few tombstones and a very questionable bed. If you miss a week there is a catch-up window from November 5 to 12 to finish the quests and claim everything."},{"question":"Is Brick or Treat 2026 the same thing as the Brick or Treat LEGO Pass?","answer":"No, they are two different things that share a name. Brick or Treat 2026 is the Halloween event running October 15 to November 12, 2026, with weekly quests, parts bundles, visiting critters and a new LEGO Island. The Brick or Treat LEGO Pass was a paid pass that ran from October 12 to December 10, 2024, with Halloween cosmetics and decor bundles. The 2026 event is the one that is on now."},{"question":"What are the alien and zombie animals, and how long are they here?","answer":"Six rare visitors that wander in for Brick or Treat 2026 and leave when it ends: Alien Cow, Alien Sheep, Alien Chicken, Zombie Cow, Zombie Sheep and Zombie Chicken. Epic describes the aliens as not from around here, and the zombies as slow, groany and mostly harmless. They are in from day one, October 15, for the length of the update, which ends November 12, 2026. No quest is needed to see them."},{"question":"What is the Beach House Escape island code?","answer":"The island code is 8710-3164-1507. Beach House Escape is a new LEGO Island available from October 15, 2026: an abandoned beach house with puzzles on the walls, rooms that should not exist and a few surprises nobody planned for. You can play it solo or with friends."},{"question":"When do the Brick or Treat community builds drop?","answer":"Two of them, a week apart. Bakeneco's Pumpkin Juggernaut, a pumpkin mech with cannons and a bad attitude, is available from October 15. Kaz's Haunted Cheese Hideaway, a lakeside hideout under a grinning moon, follows on October 22. Collect them in their window."},{"question":"Why does the moon have a face on it?","answer":"That is part of Brick or Treat 2026. Epic swapped the night moon for a carved jack-o-lantern one for the length of the event, and put mysterious creatures in places they were not before. Both are in from day one, October 15, with no quest needed. Look up at night."},{"question":"Why can't I find Mask Maker Daigo or the Spire Titan anymore?","answer":"Somewhere between NINJAGO Part One and Part Two, Mask Maker Daigo and the Spire Titan stopped appearing in player-made worlds naturally. Whether it's a deliberate Dev decision or a bug, they are currently impossible to find. Because of that, you also cannot fill their Codex spots, there's no way to encounter them to register the entry. If this ever changes, we'll update this page."},{"question":"Is there a repair feature in game?","answer":"No, as of right now there is no repair feature. We're unsure if Epic is working on adding one in the future."},{"question":"How do I make better weapons and charms?","answer":"Very simple! Follow your Journal, it will give you small quests to complete that teach you about the game. Alternatively, go into your Crafting Bench to see what your best materials are to make weapons/tools."},{"question":"How do I add runes to my weapons to make them stronger?","answer":"The Lost Isles Floating Islands contain large gold chests. You can open those chests to find Klombo Rune Tome Books that unlock Common → Uncommon → Rare Runes to apply to your weapons. \n The Storm Dungeons also contain similar chests, that also unlock Runes to apply to your weapons."},{"question":"How do I unlock the Dual Daggers, War Hammer or Plasma Pistols?","answer":"These are unlocked through your Mastery Tab: \n \n Dual Daggers, unlocked with the Shadow Caller mastery. \n War Hammer, unlocked with the Rift Ripper mastery. \n Plasma Pistols, unlocked with The Hunter mastery."},{"question":"How do I get a better light saber?","answer":"On Star Wars Island you can complete Caves after leveling up your Star Wars Village. These caves have a 100% drop rate for Light Sabers and also have enemies that can drop Kyber Crystals. Try defeating Rancor enemies and other Star Wars enemies to receive different rarity Light Sabers."},{"question":"How do I get to the Star Wars Island?","answer":"On your map you will find a Red Rebel Icon. Find a nearby Bus Station and take it to that location. Check out our Interactive Map to learn more about that Island."},{"question":"How do I get to NINJAGO Island?","answer":"Since the v41.00 update (June 2026), a Bus Station has been available to NINJAGO Island for you to fast travel to! Find a Bus Station on the Mainland and you'll be able to ride it straight to NINJAGO Island. Once there, talk to Lloyd at the Monastery to unlock the Teleport feature, so you never need that bus station again!"},{"question":"Is Shatter Spawn coming back?","answer":"Yes, one more time. The final Gold Rush: Fire and Quakes window was due to open on October 29, and Epic has postponed it a week to November 5 to November 12, with the Sword of FIRE and Scythe of QUAKES for anyone who wins. Travel through the Portal at the Monastery of Spinjitzu to reach the Shatter Sanctum. Defeating a Shatter Spawn banishes it from your world until the Portal reopens. The weekly rotation itself ended in May 2026; since then the boss has returned only in these Gold Rush windows, which ran June 11 to 18, June 25 to July 2, July 16 to 23, July 30 to August 6, August 27 to September 2, and October 1 to 8. Every window runs 4 AM ET to 4 AM ET."},{"question":"When are Build Kits coming back to the Item Shop?","answer":"Right now, we don't know. We do have a page for LEGO Kits that you can check out to see when they were last in the shop. With such a high demand, it's likely we see them back soon."},{"question":"Is there a blueprint for the Gotham City build pieces?","answer":"The Gotham City Builds do not come with a blueprint so get creative with a fun custom build!"},{"question":"Can Build Kits be shared?","answer":"Yes and No. Players that own Build Kits can place them into your world to build, however you do not unlock them because of that."},{"question":"Can I become a Mod?","answer":"Right now we're not looking for any moderators. However, we pay close attention to those that are helping out the most in our chat, and absolutely have a list of who can help us in the future when we're bringing in new mods."},{"question":"What happened to the Spires?","answer":"Epic decided to remove the Spires from our worlds. They made them dormant after the NINJAGO update, and later decided to remove them entirely. You can still find Daigo and Spire Enemies roaming your worlds on dirt paths in the Grasslands biome to find Corrupted Crystals!"}],"glossary":[{"term":"Village Square","definition":"The placeable hub building that defines a Village. Cannot be moved, only destroyed and replaced. Required to recruit villagers, store shared loot and respawn nearby."},{"term":"Rarity Tier","definition":"Color-coded item quality: Common → Uncommon → Rare → Epic → Legendary → Mythic. Higher tier generally means more damage / durability and gates harder content. NINJAGO caveat: the Rise of the Ninja update changed the progression curve. NINJAGO resources and weapons (crafted at the Ninja Workbench from Honed materials) are much stronger than Crafting Bench gear of the same rarity, so a Common NINJAGO weapon often out-damages an Epic Crafting Bench one. Rarity alone is no longer a clean power ranking across the two stations."},{"term":"Brightcore","definition":"A Rare ore mined in lava caves. Used as fuel for the Oven and as a building material for stations like the Gem Cutter and the Oni Stronghold structures."},{"term":"Storm Core","definition":"A Rare crafting reagent dropped by Storm-corrupted enemies in the Storm Biome. Used for Storm-tier village upgrades and Storm gear."},{"term":"Cursed Bone","definition":"An Uncommon material, a rarer drop from cave skeletons, Mine Skeletons and Cursed Wolves. Used in several charms."},{"term":"Spinjitzu","definition":"The NINJAGO spinning martial-arts ability. The basics are taught by a Spinjitzu Scroll; elemental tornados are earned through the Sanctum trials and the Mastery tree."},{"term":"Honed (material)","definition":"Refined NINJAGO material crafted at the Ritual Altar. Honed Bamboo, Steel, Kozustone and Dragon Opal are used in higher-star (5★-8★) recipes."},{"term":"Ritual Oil","definition":"Consumed at the Ritual Altar to hone materials. Different rarity tiers of Ritual Oil unlock different Honed material tiers."},{"term":"Dragon Opal","definition":"A NINJAGO Island gemstone mined from special rocks. Honed at the Ritual Altar and used in NINJAGO charms."},{"term":"Elemental (creature)","definition":"Geo / Cryo / Electro / Pyro variants of standard wildlife. Drop Elemental Claws, Pelts and Shells used in NINJAGO charm crafting."},{"term":"Betrayer / Betrayer Master","definition":"The fallen ninja guardians of the Sanctums. Defeating each Master unlocks that Sanctum's Spinjitzu element and drops Betrayer Headbands."},{"term":"Klombo","definition":"The giant peaceful Lost Isles creature. Feed it Klomberries to befriend and ride it."},{"term":"Rift Shard / Rift Crystal","definition":"Late-game crafting reagents dropped by Golems and found inside Storm Dungeons. Required for the Legendary Forge."},{"term":"Component Crafting","definition":"The Storm Chasers (v33.10) crafting system: weapons are built from a base item plus slotted resource components that each contribute stats, replacing the older flat-recipe system."},{"term":"Charm Slot","definition":"Weapons and tools can hold passive buff trinkets called charms. Crafting Bench charms are everyday buffs; Ninja Workbench charms are Master-tier."},{"term":"Rune (Defensive / Offensive / Utility / Unique)","definition":"Slottable enhancements that improve your weapons or tools, not your character. Offensive runes boost weapon damage, Defensive runes harden your gear, Utility runes add durability / luck / illumination, and Unique runes are rare Tier IV+ variants with special effects."},{"term":"Relic","definition":"Slottable boosts for your weapons and tools. Standard relics add a single stat: the Power Relic grants bonus damage, the Ice Relic adds Ice damage, and so on for Fire / Lightning / Earth. Unique Relics are rarer and unlock special abilities (e.g. Geokinesis) rather than just stat boosts. Equipped separately from charms and runes."},{"term":"LEGO Pass","definition":"Premium battle-pass tracks specific to LEGO Fortnite Odyssey. Each pass adds outfits, build kits and decor."},{"term":"Build Kit","definition":"A pre-designed building set: players unlock the kit, then place its individual buildings (e.g. the Mos Eisley Cantina). Some kits are free, others are LEGO-Pass-locked."},{"term":"Brick Life","definition":"A sister mode to Odyssey: a roleplay-focused city sandbox with jobs, careers and social spaces. Shares cosmetics with Odyssey but is a separate experience."},{"term":"Storm King","definition":"The final-tier boss of Storm Chasers. A four-phase fight in the Storm Biome. Drops Storm Cores, the Cyclone Pickaxe and the Thunderclap Blade."},{"term":"The Thing from Beneath","definition":"A former daily boss in the Mist Reaches biome, introduced with NINJAGO: Mist of the Deep; the quest is given by Captain Flintlocke. It comes back for limited windows. It is running now, October 15 at 4:00 AM EDT to October 29 at 4:00 AM, and this time defeating it 4 times collects all the Airship Part Tomes for the Air Raid Zeppelin build, at 1 Tome per battle. An earlier window ran September 17 to October 1."},{"term":"Oni","definition":"The NINJAGO Land of Monsters faction: Tyrant, Elder, Stonebreaker, Bone Digger and Bladestalker. Their Build Tomes unlock the Oni Stronghold structures."},{"term":"Shatter Spawn","definition":"A former weekly arena boss in the Land of Monsters. The rotation dropped one Mythic Golden Weapon per week, the Sword of FIRE, Scythe of QUAKES, Shurikens of ICE and Nunchucks of LIGHTNING. The weekly rotation ended in May 2026. Since then the boss comes back only when Epic opens the Portal for a Gold Rush window. The last window ran October 1 to October 8, 2026, for the Sword of FIRE and Scythe of QUAKES. One window is left, postponed by Epic from October 29 to November 5 to November 12."},{"term":"Expeditions","definition":"A hero-class mission system, formerly a separate experience, now merged into Odyssey. Scripted four-player hero-mode adventures with classes and unique loot."},{"term":"Recruit (a villager)","definition":"Talk to a wandering NPC by their campfire and offer them a spot in your village. They walk back with you and become a permanent villager with a job."},{"term":"\"Any X\" recipe","definition":"Recipes that accept any item of a category, e.g. \"Any Fruit\" lets you substitute any fruit you have on hand. Watch for the rotating-thumbnail icon on a recipe's ingredients."},{"term":"Storm Chasers (update)","definition":"v33.10 (December 2024), the update that rebranded \"LEGO Fortnite\" to \"LEGO Fortnite Odyssey.\" Added the Storm Biome, Component Crafting and the Storm King boss."}]}