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40 Diamonds and a hammer aimed at the furniture trader.

Decorator in 99 Nights in the Forest 🔦

Decorator: 40 Diamonds and a hammer aimed at the furniture trader. Get it by Class shop, 40 Diamonds. Use it to A camp-building class. It does not help the first rescue or the first raid.

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What is Decorator?

Decorator starts with a hammer. The furniture trader offers one extra item, shows on the map while visiting at Level 2, and discounts furniture by 25% at Level 3.

Published facts

FactValue
Cost40 Diamonds
Stars2
Starter itemsHammer
Level 1Furniture trader offers +1 item
Level 2Furniture trader is on the map while visiting
Level 3Furniture is 25% cheaper

How do you get Decorator?

Class shop, 40 Diamonds.

How do you use Decorator?

A camp-building class. It does not help the first rescue or the first raid.

FAQ

Decorator questions

What are you trying to do in 99 Nights in the Forest?

You build a camp, keep the campfire burning, and try to reach 99 nights. The official listing says you build that camp with friends. A run can continue past night 99. Rescuing four missing children is a major objective, and a Self-Preservation badge is described for reaching day 99 without rescuing any of them.

Can I play alone?

Yes. You can start a run alone. Survival parties are reported at up to five players. That party size is separate from whatever capacity the Roblox lobby shows.

What are Diamonds for?

Diamonds are the class currency. The September 3, 2025 class guide says you earn them from badges, events, and chests, then spend them in the class shop. Promo codes are another reported source.

Where is the official community?

No confirmed developer Discord invite was tied to the Roblox group from the public pages read here. Use the Roblox experience and the Grandma's Favourite Games community linked on the game page.

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