Moon Pack Heirloom Trinket Guide

Appearance

Moon Pack Heirloom appears as a red ruby-like gem shaped like a crescent moon inside a fancy dark gray oval case. The case has two parts that twirl over the ruby and another section that extends down to the bottom, with a darker gray swirl painted onto it. At the bottom, two symmetric parts twirl outwards with a trapezium shape in between them, giving the trinket an ornate, antique jewelry look that fits Twisted Eclipse's lunar theme.

Description

Moon Pack Heirloom is an Other-category Halloween Event trinket added on October 10, 2025, alongside Bone Needle and Thread, Memory Locket, and Soul Sword. Its effect activates passively whenever any player on the team finishes extracting from a Machine — the wearer then sees the positions of all other teammates highlighted for 3 seconds. Because Machine completions happen frequently throughout a run, the trinket provides recurring location pulses that help the wearer track where teammates are without needing voice communication. The effect applies to the user only and does not share information with the rest of the team. It is classified as both a Holiday Trinket and a Twisted Trinket.

Strategies

Moon Pack Heirloom is most useful for support Toons who have ranged Abilities and need to locate teammates quickly. Tisha benefits because she can spot slow Toons or distractors to boost them. Cosmo and Ginger can use the highlight to find a hurt teammate's location — and because Cosmo has a smaller detection range than Ginger, the trinket is especially valuable on him. Bassie can use the positional information to deliver Items to the right teammate without wasting time searching.

Brusha is also a strong candidate thanks to her above-average Skill Check stat and her close-range support Ability. When a Machine completes and teammates light up, Brusha can move toward whoever needs help and arrive before the situation worsens. Shelly is another excellent pick because the speed boost she receives from completed Machines synergizes directly with the trinket trigger — the same Machine completion that highlights players also makes Shelly faster, letting her beeline to a teammate and boost their Extraction Speed.

Note that Sprout and Astro have Passive Abilities that function similarly to Moon Pack Heirloom by revealing teammate locations. Equipping it on either of them adds redundancy without enough benefit, especially since both have poor extractability that limits how often they trigger Machines themselves. Astro extracts slightly better than Sprout and his passive only activates when teammates drop below 50% Stamina, so the trinket can still fill gaps for him, but it is generally not worth the slot.

Another small niche is locating distractors. If you can see where distractors are positioned after a Machine pop, you can plan a path that avoids disturbing their kiting routes. However, proper voice or text communication usually eliminates this need.

The trinket occupies one of two trinket slots, so players should weigh positional awareness against a direct stat boost. On maps with clear layouts and small teams, the information is less critical. On large or maze-like floors with four players, the recurring location pulses become much more valuable.

Best Users and Practical Value

Moon Pack Heirloom delivers the most value to support Toons who need to reach specific teammates on demand. Shelly stands out because she gains speed from the same Machine completion that triggers the highlight, creating a natural combo loop. Cosmo benefits heavily due to his limited detection range — the trinket essentially extends his awareness to the entire map every time a Machine finishes. Tisha and Bassie round out the top picks because their Abilities target specific teammates, and knowing exactly where everyone is saves crucial seconds.

The trinket is weakest on dedicated extractors who stay at Machines and rarely roam. If your role is to sit and extract, knowing where teammates are matters less than having stat boosts that help you finish Machines faster. Distractors can use it, but they are usually too busy kiting to act on the positional data.

Best Pairings and When to Skip It

Vee's Remote is the best pairing trinket because you can pop a Machine yourself and get an immediate teammate scan without waiting for someone else to finish extracting. This gives you on-demand location checks whenever you need them, rather than relying on the team's extraction pace.

Skip Moon Pack Heirloom when your team is communicating well over voice chat, since callouts replace the need for visual highlights. It is also less valuable on Floors with simple, open layouts where you can already see most of the map. If you are playing a Toon with low Movement Speed, a stat-boosting trinket like Speedy Shoes or Pink Bow will usually return more survival value than positional awareness you cannot act on quickly.

Trivia

Moon Pack Heirloom has several notable details about its uniqueness and release history.

• Moon Pack Heirloom is currently the only trinket in the game that can highlight your teammates' locations.
• It was added on October 10, 2025, as part of the Halloween Event batch alongside Bone Needle and Thread, Memory Locket, and Soul Sword.
• The trinket's crescent moon gem design directly references Twisted Eclipse's lunar motif.
• Moon Pack Heirloom belongs to both the Holiday Trinkets and Twisted Trinkets categories, reflecting its dual identity as a seasonal and research-locked item.
• Twisted Eclipse is only available during the Halloween Event window, meaning players cannot earn this trinket outside of that limited period each year.

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