About The Hollow Event Guide

About The Hollow Event Guide’s Editorial Work

The guide brings together event dates, daily maze objectives, reward evidence and links to the official experience. We aim to make the next action clear while identifying what is still unknown.

We are an independent fan resource. Roblox Corporation, Roblox Presents and the participating game creators do not operate or endorse this website.

How we check information

• Use official announcements and experience descriptions for event-level facts.
• Use Roblox’s public API for badge identity, keeping that separate from avatar-item requirements.
• Attribute gameplay instructions to the media sources that report them. We do not claim firsthand playtesting of the current guides.
• Keep missing or conflicting information visible rather than filling it with a guess.
• Publish a day or standalone topic only when it has useful supported content; planned pages are not automatically public.

Corrections and responsibility

Each guide shows its last substantive editorial check. The date does not mean the game is monitored continuously. A server update can change objectives before the guide is revised.

Send corrections or rights concerns to hello@thehollowevent.net with the affected URL and supporting evidence. We assess the source and revise the relevant page when warranted. There is no guaranteed response time.

What an evidence check changes

A source can support one part of a claim without supporting the rest. For example, the official hub badge API names Lord Umberhallow BLOXikin, while media walkthroughs associate that name with a Floor 1 relic run. The API’s empty description does not independently verify the avatar-item entitlement or a non-Plus claim route. Our catalog keeps those fields separate.

The same approach applies to dates: the announced public hub opening, the start listed on the experience page and the live finale are different milestones. We preserve their labels and precision instead of reducing them to a single guessed countdown. An unresolved field remains visible as unknown.

From a correction report to a revised guide

1. 01

   Identify the affected claim

   A useful report points to the page and exact instruction, date or requirement. A current objective or public source makes the difference checkable.

2. 02

   Compare the evidence

   We distinguish official statements, attributed media reports and a reader’s account of one run. A report from one server is not automatically an event-wide change.

3. 03

   Revise the relevant information

   When a correction is warranted, the affected explanation, related links and metadata should agree. Substantive changes belong in the update log; rebuilding unchanged content does not create a new editorial check.