The Hollow Piggy Quest: Day 9 Monster and Reward

The Piggy quest in The Hollow is the Day 9 run of the event's daily maze, not a mission inside the Piggy game. Piggy is the monster that stalks that day's floor, and clearing it awards The Beasthammer badge and item. GamesRadar's event guide lays out the nine monsters in order, from Seek (DOORS) on Day 1 to Piggy on Day 9, and pairs The Beasthammer with Day 9. The Beasthammer is also named in the badge list on the official Roblox experience page for The Hollow, alongside the other daily items.

So if you went looking for the Piggy quest after seeing the reward list or the monster in the hub: you are looking at the final entry in a nine-day rotation, and you do the same maze loop as every other day — with Piggy hunting you while you do it.

The nine-day rotation

GamesRadar's guide lists one monster and one reward per day:

What the Piggy floor plays like

Day 9 changes the monster and the reward; the structure repeats. The clearest step-by-step accounts of that structure come from IGN's Hollow walkthrough, which breaks Day 1 and Day 2 down room by room.

The Day 1 account describes the basic loop: follow the highlighted path from the hub to the elevator, ride down to the first floor, and cross a movie-theater maze to find five missing puzzle pieces. An entity patrols the halls and sends you back to the start if it catches you. Once the pieces are in the Relic Room, you rearrange them so the start connects to the end and both light up, which unlocks the door. Return to the elevator and exit, and the day's reward is granted.

The Day 2 account adds the part that matters most for planning: the layout changes. IGN notes the puzzle room's exact location can vary per player and that the first floor "does change," with the goal being to reach a playhouse-like room, climb the stairs, and solve a six-pillar pumpkin puzzle where turning one pillar also rotates its neighbours. A popular Day 1 walkthrough video shows the same rhythm — collect the parts, find the puzzle room, connect the line across the puzzle, carry the relic back to the elevator, claim the daily reward — and its author notes that the puzzle room felt safe from the monster while he worked.

Practical takeaway for Day 9: treat any route you watched for an earlier day as a model of the loop, not a fixed map. Look for the puzzle room first, then gather pieces, and expect Piggy to punish a straight-line sprint through the corridors.

Doing Day 9 after Day 9

You are not locked out by the calendar. GamesRadar reports that each day has its own dedicated floor in the theater, so missed days can be completed later, and that players can keep earning rewards until November 2. IGN similarly states that players can continue to earn rewards until November 2. The event itself runs from October 23 to October 31 with a live finale on October 31, according to IGN; the official Roblox page gives an opening of October 22 at 2pm PT with the event starting at 3pm PT.

If the Piggy day has already passed when you read this, the first thing to check is the elevator panel in the hub — the floors are meant to stay selectable rather than being a one-night window.

Getting The Beasthammer without the maze

Tickets are the alternate route. GamesRadar reports that completing quests in the participating experiences gives 20 Tickets and an exclusive badge each, and that Tickets can be used to buy the daily rewards instead of playing the maze. The partner list is long and includes Grow a Garden, Fisch, Steal An Egg, Duck Duck, Welcome to Bloxburg, Tower Defense Simulator, Creatures of Sonaria and others.

One useful quirk from the same guide: if you already finished one of those quests before The Hollow started — the article's example is the Pumpkin Boss in Search for the Needle — you don't repeat it. Teleport to that game from The Hollow, come back, and you can claim the tickets for work you've already done.

Piggy's own Halloween quest is a different thing

Search results mix two separate events, and they do not feed each other. A community comparison guide for Piggy players describes a Halloween refresh of Piggy's Book 1, Chapter 4: Forest, with a hidden quest for a Survivor Effect that walkthroughs commonly call Wisps. That route is to collect six coloured pumpkins — yellow, red, orange, purple, green and blue — hidden around Forest, with the sixth pickup described as the completion trigger rather than escaping the map. Players report needing the Orange Lock gate for the graveyard area and a hammer to clear boards at the cave entrance.

Keep the two apart: the same guide states that no cross-event reward link is confirmed, that completing one does not complete the other, and that a previously shown November 8 deadline for the Piggy quest should not be treated as guaranteed while the public event listing remains inconsistent.

If the Piggy floor goes wrong

• Caught by Piggy: being sent back to the start is the design, not a bug — collect pieces on routes that keep a second exit in view.
• Route doesn't match a video: expected. IGN notes the floor layout changes, so Day 1 and Day 2 directions are examples, not constants.
• Reward missing after exiting the elevator: it is reasonable to rejoin the experience and check your badges and inventory again, and to confirm you actually interacted with the exit rather than leaving another way.
• Can't find the puzzle room at all: search systematically rather than circling the same corridor, and remember the puzzle room is a spot where the wandering monster has not been reported to reach you.

FAQ

Which day of The Hollow has the Piggy quest?

Day 9, the last entry in the nine-day rotation. Piggy is the ninth monster, and The Beasthammer is that day's badge and item.

Is the Hollow piggy quest the same as Piggy's Frightful Forest?

No. The Hollow's Piggy day is a floor inside the Roblox event hub, while Frightful Forest is a Piggy update in Book 1, Chapter 4: Forest that awards a Survivor Effect reported as Wisps. Community guides report no confirmed reward link between the two.

Can I still get The Beasthammer if Day 9 has already passed?

Yes, according to the event guides. Each day has its own floor in the theater you can return to, and rewards can be earned until November 2. Tickets earned in partner games are the backup route.

Do I have to play the maze to get the daily rewards?

No. GamesRadar reports that the daily rewards can be bought with Tickets, which you earn by completing 20-Ticket quests in participating experiences — including any you finished before the event began.