Dig Haunted Items Badge List

JSK Games shipped a short, readable badge list for Dig Haunted Items. There is no fifty-row grind tracker. Five badges cover the loop: first relic, first haunt, half the Index, all of the Index, and a week of dailies. Counts below are from the live universe and will drift; the order of difficulty will not. Snapshot 7 September 2026: First Haunted Item ~255,500, Use a Haunting Table ~24,150, Index 50% ~19,090, Uncover Secret Treasure 7 190, Completed Index 47.

Use this page with players for co-op rules and complete the Index if you are going for 100%.

First Haunted Item!

Requirement: Uncover your first haunted relic.

This is the tutorial badge. Hundreds of thousands of players have it because swinging the starter shovel once is the whole task. If you do not have it, you have not dug yet. Follow Getting Started and how to dig. There is no luck gate.

Use a Haunting Table!

Requirement: Use a Haunting Table and collect the upgraded item after.

Tens of thousands own this one. The trap is the collect step. Starting the haunt is not enough. Wait, then pick up the result. Full warning list: Haunting Table guide. Do this on a duplicate, not on your only Forbidden.

Index 50% Complete!

Requirement: Find half of the items in the Index.

This is the first real collection badge. Volume plus discipline. Pick up Commons. Do not sell-all. Track names on the Index checklist. If you are stuck, you are probably ignoring spawn dirt or a new tile added after an update.

Completed Index!

Requirement: Find every item in the game.

Dozens of unlocks, not thousands. This is the flex. Missing names are boring Commons and the occasional Forbidden. Haunt only duplicates. Turn off auto-sell. Read complete the Index before you “just sell the clutter.”

Uncover Secret Treasure 7

Requirement: Claim your Day 7 daily reward.

A few hundred players have it because people bounce before a week of logins. The chest is the reward; the badge is the receipt. How to not miss a day: daily rewards. This is the easiest rare-looking badge if you simply show up.

Suggested order

1. First Haunted Item — automatic.
2. Haunting Table — first duplicate you can spare.
3. Day 7 — calendar, not skill.
4. Index 50% — a few honest sessions.
5. Completed Index — only if you like lists.

Do not chase 100% before you own an S-ish shovel from the shovel tier list. The last names want luck.

What is not a badge

• Buying a plot tile.
• Redeeming a code.
• Visiting another player’s museum.
• Using a script.

If a YouTube thumbnail promises “all badges in 2 minutes,” it is either First Haunted Item spam or a lie. Completed Index cannot be two minutes.

Multiplayer

Badges are per account. Standing next to a friend when they collect a table result does not give you Use a Haunting Table. Online co-op on a six-player server is still six separate badge tracks. Celebrate, then go press your own table.

When JSK Games adds badges, they will appear on this page with the same structure: requirement, why it is rare, which guide to open. Until then, these five are the whole list.

Farming without turning it into a job

Badge hunting goes wrong when you ignore gold. First Haunted Item and the table badge should happen while you follow Getting Started. Day 7 happens while you already wanted to log in for the chest. Index 50% happens while you follow the Index checklist. The only badge that asks you to change your life is Completed Index, and even that is just “stop selling names.”

If a session produces zero new badges, it can still be a good session: shovel upgraded, museum path cleaned, cursed Epic haunted. Wear the badges as receipts, not as the only reason to enter the forest. Players who only log in to tick Day 7 and then leave still get that one rare-looking badge — and they miss the rent that would have bought the luck blade for 50%.

Keep codes bookmarked on badge days anyway. A luck timer will not grant Completed Index, but it will grant the Forbidden that makes the last 10% less painful. Then go back to swinging. The badge list is short on purpose. Fill it without throwing away the tycoon.