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Anniversary field guide

The Hunt Roblox 20 Hub

Check the anniversary hub before and after a featured-game visit. These guides help you select the current historical portal, return after a finished event quest, and locate a blocked handoff without confusing a join failure with an unfinished next-year requirement.

Choose a useful next checkPortals, return-to-hub registration, and access troubleshooting.

Hub video context

Use the anniversary recording as visual context; follow the live task and the specific conditions explained on this page.

How to use this hub section

The hub is the continuity point between different experiences. Before leaving it, note the available year and destination; after returning, inspect the next year and reward result. Keeping those observations together makes a session easier to resume and makes a disagreement between game and hub much easier to describe.

Diagnose the transition you actually reached. An unavailable next year calls for a previous-task and return check. A failed destination join calls for the exact Roblox message and game name. A completed task whose hub result remains unclear calls for comparing the anniversary objective with the expected historical stage. These are separate problems, and replaying every earlier year cannot identify which handoff is missing.

Choose your immediate task

Open the article matching the result you are trying to verify. Each destination answers a different player question.

Hub articles

These articles belong to this section and provide focused answers. Choose by task rather than treating every page as the same walkthrough.

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Hub question

Does entering a portal count as completing that year?

No. Entering establishes access to the featured game. Complete its anniversary objective and check the result after returning to the hub.

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Check the handoff that is missing

Read the return sequence if the game has finished, or use the diagnostic guide when the observed hub state disagrees.