October 23, 2026

Witching Hour Avatars: The Witching Hour Collection Guide — 10 Muses, Prices and One Sweet Little Haunting

Some Halloween rooms go for the jump scare. The Witching Hour goes the other way — its tagline is “Ten little spooks, sweet not scary.” All 10 Muses are by the Muse Lab: a shy little reaper, a gentle fortune teller, a marigold-crowned sugar-skull beauty, a sly raven, a giggly potion brewer, one very sleepy gargoyle and friends. This guide walks the whole roster with rarities and coin prices verified live, spotlights each shelf, and does the honest collecting math. New to the idea? Start with what is a Muse avatar, then come back and pick your spook.

The Full Roster: Ten Little Spooks, Sweet Not Scary

The Witching Hour holds 10 Muses, and its ladder is top-heavy in the best way: two Mythics, three Legendaries, two Epics, two Rares and one Common. At the top sit the two Mythics at 200 Muse Coins each, capped at 100 editions — Rosie Reaper, the friendliest reaper you will ever meet, and Madame Mira, the room’s cozy fortune teller. The Legendary shelf at 150 coins each, capped at 250 editions, holds Marisol Marigold, Nevermore and Pippa Potion.

The middle of the room is the Epic pair — Ember Imp and Moss Moth at 100 coins each, capped at 1,000 editions — and the Rare pair, Taffy Twist and Vera Flytrap, at 75 coins each, capped at 5,000. The room closes with its one Common, Gus Gargoyle, at 50 coins with no edition cap. Every Muse in the room is pictured in this guide, and the full cast is always on view in the Witching Hour collection and the gallery.

• Rosie Reaper — Mythic, 200 Muse Coins (editions capped at 100)
• Madame Mira — Mythic, 200 Muse Coins (editions capped at 100)
• Marisol Marigold — Legendary, 150 Muse Coins (editions capped at 250)
• Nevermore — Legendary, 150 Muse Coins (editions capped at 250)
• Pippa Potion — Legendary, 150 Muse Coins (editions capped at 250)
• Ember Imp — Epic, 100 Muse Coins (editions capped at 1,000)
• Moss Moth — Epic, 100 Muse Coins (editions capped at 1,000)
• Taffy Twist — Rare, 75 Muse Coins (editions capped at 5,000)
• Vera Flytrap — Rare, 75 Muse Coins (editions capped at 5,000)
• Gus Gargoyle — Common, 50 Muse Coins

The Mythic Pair: Rosie Reaper and Madame Mira

Rosie Reaper is the room’s face: a shy-sweet little grim reaper in an oversized charcoal-lavender hooded cloak, a tiny silver crescent scythe peeking over her shoulder and a pink stitched heart on her chest — she believes the end of a long day should always feel like being tucked in. Her page calls her “the friendliest reaper you’ll ever meet — shy, sweet, and gentle all the way down.” At 200 coins with only 100 editions, she is joint-scarcest in the room.

Madame Mira shares that top shelf and that 100-edition cap. She is a gentle fortune teller in a plum velvet turban pinned with a gold crescent moon and a star-sprinkled shawl, cradling a glowing crystal ball — she reads the stars the way kind grandmothers read bedtime stories, and she only ever finds good news. Two Mythics in one 10-Muse room is unusual on this site, and it gives the Witching Hour the highest flagship density of any Halloween room.

The Legendary Trio: Marisol Marigold, Nevermore and Pippa Potion

Marisol Marigold is the room’s moment of quiet beauty: a serene Día de los Muertos muse in a lush marigold crown and a deep plum shawl embroidered in magenta and turquoise, with delicate sugar-skull petals painted around her face. Her page says she turns remembrance into a celebration of love — she believes remembering the people we love keeps them close enough to dance with.

Nevermore is the elegant one — a sly, knowing raven wrapped in a deep-indigo feathered cape like folded wings, with a tiny golden beak crest on her hood, collecting secrets and quotable last words. Pippa Potion is the opposite energy: the room’s giggliest alchemist, a bubbly little potion brewer with a cork-stopper hat and a lavender apron embroidered with bubbles, clutching her newest sparkling brew — ninety percent kindness, ten percent glitter. All three Legendaries cost 150 Muse Coins, capped at 250 editions, which matters for new collectors: the 150 coins a new account receives at signup cover any one of them exactly.

The Epic Pair: Ember Imp and Moss Moth

Ember Imp is the room’s little troublemaker: a mischievous imp in a crimson capelet with a horn headband and one small curled tail, whose grin always gives her away — she believes a little harmless trouble is the spice of the season. She is also, at the time of writing, the room’s only Muse with an edition already claimed: 1 of her 1,000 editions is taken.

Moss Moth could not be calmer. She is a dreamy little luna moth with sage-green wings dotted with crescent moons, feathery antennae and a moss-green knitted shawl — part moth, part lullaby, drifting toward warm lamplight and softer dreams. Both Epics cost 100 Muse Coins and are capped at 1,000 editions.

The Sweet Finish: Taffy Twist, Vera Flytrap and Gus Gargoyle

The two Rares are the room’s comic relief. Taffy Twist is a living wrapped candy in a shiny grape-purple and tangerine foil swirl, her crimped wrapper twists flaring like pigtails — pure sugar-rush joy, and Halloween’s happiest handful. Vera Flytrap is the sassiest houseplant on the site: a cheeky little Venus flytrap in a terracotta pot with a leafy green collar and a pet trap riding on a curving stem beside her head — all snap, no bite, and she snaps only at bad moods. Each Rare is 75 Muse Coins, capped at 5,000 editions.

Gus Gargoyle closes the roster at 50 coins, the room’s only Common and its cheapest door in. He is a grumpy-sleepy little cathedral gargoyle in slate gray with two tiny stone horns, small folded wings and one moss-green patch on his shoulder — a lovable grouch who has guarded the same rooftop for a hundred sleepy years and does not expect to smile before noon. Start with Gus from the Witching Hour collection, or browse every Halloween Muse from the muse avatars hub.

What the Full Haunting Costs: 1,250 Coins, One Muse at a Time

Bought one by one, all 10 Witching Hour Muses total 1,250 Muse Coins: 200 + 200 + 150 + 150 + 150 + 100 + 100 + 75 + 75 + 50. One honest note before you budget: unlike its Halloween neighbours, this room has no bundle — there is no single unlock for the whole set, so the Witching Hour is collected one Muse at a time. Owning every member still completes a named collection, which pays the one-time +100 coin set-completion bonus described in our set completion guide.

In real terms: new accounts receive 150 Muse Coins at signup — enough for Marisol, Nevermore or Pippa Potion on day one, or Gus plus a Rare with change. Coin packs run 500 coins for $4.99, 1,200 for $9.99 and 3,000 for $19.99, and Muse Club adds 1,200 coins a month for $7.99. Or earn your way through the room: +10 a day for checking in, plus streak and referral bonuses — the full list is in how to earn Muse Coins. While you save, the gallery holds 269 Free Muses at 0 coins, free to collect outright.

How does this room sit beside the site’s other hauntings? Spooky Season is the big classic Halloween room — 20 Muses with its own 250-coin bundle, walked through in the Spooky Season guide — and Monster Mash is the monster room, 10 Muses with a 250-coin bundle. The Witching Hour is the gentle third haunting: the smallest cast, the sweetest temper, and the only one led by two Mythics. Collectors who want Halloween without a single scare start here.