The spooky season has arrived in EA FC 26 Ultimate Team, and with it comes the Halloween Puzzle Crafting Completionist objective, a unique challenge that rewards dedicated players with seven exclusive Ultimate Scream cards. Unlike traditional crafting objectives, this Halloween challenge requires completing six different Puzzle SBCs, each unlocking a special 84 rated player before granting access to the grand prize an 85 rated Myles Lewis-Skelly.
Arsenal’s rising star serves as the ultimate reward for those who complete all six Halloween Puzzle SBCs. The 19 year old English defender has been one of the breakthrough players in the Premier League, and his Ultimate Scream card reflects his growing reputation. His key stats include Pace 76, Shooting 60, Passing 74, Dribbling 77, Defending 75 and Physicality 78. He possesses the following PlayStyles, Pinged Pass, Inventive, Intercept, Press Proven and Bruiser.
Lewis-Skelly’s versatility is his greatest asset. Capable of playing as both a left back and central midfielder, he offers tactical flexibility that few cards can match at this stage of the game. His well rounded stats make him effective in multiple positions, while his defensive awareness and passing abilities allow him to contribute both in defense and attack. With upcoming Role+ upgrades scheduled for November 5th and Role++ on December 4th, plus temporary 99-rated face stats during those periods, this card will only improve over time.
To unlock the Lewis-Skelly Ultimate Scream card, you must first complete a series of six themed Puzzle Squad Building Challenges (SBCs), each of which rewards an 84 rated Ultimate Scream player. The collection begins with Jake Batty (LM) from Blackburn Rovers, a 20 yearold winger known for his pace 69 and technical PlayStyles like Rapid and Technical, making him a decent early-game option despite his low shooting. Next is Vanessa Leimenstoll (RW), a 24 year old German international who is one of the better attackers in the set, boasting 4 star skill moves and strong pace 79 and dribbling 74. She also features the valuable Finesse Shot PlayStyle, adding significant scoring potential.
The collection includes two defensive options: Luke Woolfenden (CB) in the Silver Bullet SBC and Dan Scarr (CB) in the Ghoulkeeper SBC, both of whom offer solid, defensive-focused attributes essential for strengthening your backline and fulfilling defender related objectives. Attacking firepower is provided by Carlotta Wamser (ST), whose card emphasizes finishing and positioning and is useful for objectives requiring women’s football or specific nations. Finally, the set is completed by Zoe Matthews (CM), a central midfielder with balanced, box to box attributes that make her a versatile asset for hybrid squads and chemistry challenges. Completing these six steps provides a diverse set of 84 rated players who are valuable for early game squad building, objectives, and, ultimately, unlocking Lewis-Skelly.
Is It Worth Completing?
The Halloween Puzzle Crafting Completionist objective runs until November 7th, giving players nearly two weeks to complete all six SBCs. Here’s why you should consider grinding through them. The pros are Seven untradeable Ultimate Scream cards for your collection, Lewis-Skelly is a versatile, meta-relevant player, all cards receive two future upgrades (Role+ and Role++), temporary 99 rated face stat boosts on upgrade date and excellent fodder for future SBCs if not using the players.
The cons are it requires completing six separate SBCs, all rewards are untradeable, some of the intermediate rewards have limited long term value and it requires commitment across multiple challenges.
The Halloween Puzzle Crafting Completionist objective represents excellent value for Ultimate Team players willing to invest time and coins into the challenge. While the six 84 rated players may not revolutionize your starting XI, the 85 rated Myles Lewis-Skelly is a genuinely useful card that fits the current meta. His versatility, defensive solidity, and future upgrade potential make him worth the grind.
