Corrupted Creeper Cape: Free Subscriber Drop
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Free drop.
In your account.
Builder and Corrupted Creeper are now claimed through Subscribe. Create a free account, verify your email and join the free subscription — no payment details required.
Verify your email before claiming. Drops are subject to stock and one reward per eligible person.
How the subscriber drop works
- Create or sign in to your MC Capers account.
- Verify your email and activate the free 2026 subscription.
- Open Subscribe, choose an available drop and complete the account check. Your code is saved in My rewards and sent to your verified inbox.
Corrupted Creeper is redeemed inside Minecraft Dungeons II. It does not unlock a cape in Minecraft Java or Bedrock.
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Twitch's code allocation has run out, and TikTok has strict regional eligibility limits. MC Capers gives subscribers a simple alternative: verify an email, join Subscribe and claim from the drop collection without watching a livestream.
The watch reward originally required 15 minutes. Its published campaign end date does not guarantee code availability.
Rewards depend on an eligible region and account, plus a Game Reward-enabled stream. The option may not appear for you.
No stream watch time or Twitch/TikTok account needed. Create a free account, verify your email and claim the available drop on Subscribe.
Availability update: September 25, 2026. Twitch stock and TikTok eligibility reflect current community reports; platform availability can change. The official cape announcement explains the watch rewards and in-game redemption.
How do you get the Corrupted Creeper Cape?
MC Capers makes this drop available through the free Subscribe flow. Verify your email, join the subscription and claim once per eligible account while stock lasts. Redeem the code in Minecraft Dungeons II after its September 29, 2026 launch. It does not unlock a cape in Java or Bedrock.
The other Dungeons II capes, explained
Minecraft Dungeons II ships with five capes. Read a store page quickly and it looks like buying the biggest edition gets you the most capes in Minecraft. It does not — and that misunderstanding is worth about $20.
Mojang has confirmed exactly two capes for Minecraft: Java & Bedrock Edition: the Hero Cape and the Twisted Cape. We covered how to get those two as cheaply as possible — $1 and $29.99 respectively. This guide is the other three: what they are, what they cost, and why they never show up on your Minecraft account.
The sync matrix
| Cape | How it is earned | Cost | In Minecraft? |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hero Cape | Play Dungeons I, sign in to Dungeons II | $1 | Yes |
| Twisted Cape | Pre-order Dungeons II (by Sept 28) | $29.99 | Yes |
| Soul Cape | Deluxe Edition | $49.99 | No |
| Corrupted Creeper | Free MC Capers giveaway & promo events | Free | No |
| Special Cape | Unannounced | — | No |
Soul Cape — the $20 upgrade that stays behind
Soul Cape
Mojang's line is that it is "fit for heroes brave enough to face off against creepers, zombies, and bosses infused with way too much soul power". It ships in the Deluxe bundle alongside the Blub pet, four hero skins and DLC 1 & 2.
Here is the catch. Both Standard and Deluxe include the same pre-order Twisted Cape. So the extra $20 you pay for Deluxe buys you the Soul Cape, a pet, skins and future DLC — none of which appear in Minecraft.
Dungeons II onlyCorrupted Creeper Cape — claim through Subscribe
Corrupted Creeper Cape
A glowing creeper face on a deep blue sculk field. It first appeared through promotional events; watch rewards on Twitch and TikTok followed.
Our free subscription adds a simple route: open Subscribe, verify your email, claim the drop and redeem it in Minecraft Dungeons II. The free code does not include the game or a Java/Bedrock cape.
Dungeons II onlySpecial Cape — teased, unexplained
Special Cape
Mojang published the render and then declined to say how it is obtained — the article's own author jokes about having to freestyle the description. Gold and blue, bold, and completely unexplained.
No acquisition route, no date, no confirmation it ever leaves Dungeons II. If it follows the Corrupted Creeper pattern it will surface through an event or partner promo. Worth watching, impossible to plan around.
Dungeons II onlyCould Mojang change its mind?
Possibly — and we would rather say that than pretend the situation is permanent. Mojang explicitly said it is "bringing both the Hero Cape and Twisted Cape to Minecraft: Java & Bedrock Edition", naming two out of five. That is a deliberate choice, not an oversight, and nothing in the current material suggests the other three follow.
What that means practically: do not spend money today on the assumption that a Dungeons II cape will show up in Minecraft later. Buy Deluxe because you want to play Dungeons II, not because you are collecting Minecraft capes. If the policy changes, it changes — but the $20 is spent either way.
Looking for capes that are actually gone?
Dungeons II capes are still obtainable. The ones whose windows closed for good — Copper, Follower's, Home, Menace and more — are what we stock, verified working before delivery.
Sources: Minecraft.net "Minecraft Dungeons II Capes & Promos" (cape list, acquisition methods, and the Java & Bedrock confirmation naming only the Hero and Twisted capes); Xbox.com Minecraft Dungeons II Standard and Deluxe Edition store listings (pricing and edition contents). Cape renders © Mojang Studios, used for identification. Prices are US listings at time of publication and vary by region.