The Sinister Forest is the second map in Bring Back The Sun! on Roblox and the first to award a legendary relic. It features two obbies (obstacle courses), a multi-ingredient fertilizer puzzle, and a treasure hunt. Complete all three to earn the Tear of the Forest.
The Sinister Forest — an enchanted woodland with obbies, puzzle chains, and a hidden relic.
Step-by-Step Walkthrough
Step 1 — Complete the Two Obbies
Two obstacle courses (obbies) must be completed in the Sinister Forest. These are platforming challenges — jump and navigate each course to its end. Completing them unlocks access to the next stages of the map. The obbies are mandatory, not optional side activities.
Step 2 — The Fertilizer Puzzle
After the obbies, you encounter a multi-ingredient fertilizer puzzle. You must gather specific ingredients from around the forest and combine them in the correct way to create the fertilizer. Search the enchanted woodland thoroughly — ingredients are scattered across the map and easy to miss if you rush.
Tip: Before starting to combine ingredients, find all of them first. The puzzle chain will become clearer once you know what you have.
Step 3 — The Treasure Hunt
A treasure hunt follows the fertilizer puzzle. Clues in the environment point you toward a hidden location where treasure is buried or concealed. Follow the environmental hints carefully — the treasure location is not marked directly.
Step 4 — Enter Code 9898
The completed puzzle sequence reveals the code 9898. Enter this at the final keypad to complete the map and unlock the Tear of the Forest relic.
Reward
Completing the Sinister Forest earns the Tear of the Forest — the first of the four legendary relics needed to enter the wizard's castle. See the Relics page for what all four do.
Tips
- Search the entire forest before starting the fertilizer chain — missing an ingredient means backtracking.
- The obbies are mandatory progression gates, not optional side content. Complete both before attempting the puzzles.
- If the treasure hunt location isn't obvious, look for environmental markers like rocks, symbols, or differently colored ground patches.