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Anime Dice potions, fusing and jackpot spins
Potions are timed boosts that drop from Towers, appear in shops and arrive from codes, and since Update 11 they matter to traders too: Halloween potions became tradeable when the event ended, and a new Potion Fusing station lets you combine lower vials into higher tiers. This page lists every documented potion family, the Halloween set, and the jackpot spins that anchor the game's trade values.
Last updated: November 5, 2026. Built from sources checked the same day.
Potion families
| Family | Tiers | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| Luck potions | I to IV | Raise your Luck for a short window, so rolls reach deeper odds. |
| Income potions | I to IV | Multiply the Cash your placed units pay while active. Documented example: Dragon Income I pays 1.5x Income for 2 minutes; Income IV pays 4x for 5 minutes. |
| Damage potions | I to IV | Raise unit Damage for Tower runs. |
Potion Fusing (Update 11)
Update 11 added a fusing station in the hub: pick lower-tier vials of a family and fuse them upward into a higher tier of the same family. It also added a boost-amount selector, so a stack of boosts can be activated in a chosen quantity instead of one at a time. Do not confuse this with the older unit Fusion machine, which takes three units and a Cash fee and returns a new unit; the two systems share a word and nothing else. Because potions stack and fuse, they move through the trade window as item stacks, and Halloween potions in particular are worth checking against the values page before you let them go.
The Halloween potion set (tradeable)
Candy Pot I, Candy Pot II, Candy Pot III, Pumpkin Pot I, Pumpkin Pot II, Pumpkin Pot III, Spooky Luck I, Spooky Luck II, Spooky Luck III, Haunted Potion. These ten potions came from the Halloween Candy Shop and Haunted House. They were event stock, and Update 11 made them tradeable on November 1, 2026. No community price list covers them yet, so this page lists them without invented figures; the first quoted trades will set their rows on the values page.
Jackpot spins
| Spin | Luck added | Where it came from |
|---|---|---|
| Pumpkin Spin | 100x Luck | 2,500 Candy (Halloween Candy Shop) |
| Pumpkin Jackpot | 1,000x Luck | 17,000 Candy (Halloween Candy Shop) |
| Witch's Jackpot | 2,500x Luck | 50,000 Candy (Halloween Candy Shop) |
The Jackpot Spin itself is the anchor of the whole trade economy: values across this site are in JP, and 1 JP is one Jackpot Spin. A Lucky Spin is the smaller sibling, worth 0.04 JP on the community list. The Exchange Machine added in Halloween Part 2 combines Jackpot Rolls into bigger rolls, which is one reason jackpot-class spins hold their value.
Facts checked against the in-game Index databases at animedicewiki.com and animediceroblox.wiki, allthings.how, Sportskeeda patch notes, BloxStonks and the community values list on November 5, 2026. eggvalues.com is a fan site and is not affiliated with More & More Games or Roblox Corporation.