Creature Collector - Triceratops Mounts! (September 23rd, 2022)

- Rerunning Coppers of the Creature Collector mini event with 3 new mounts and custom items
- Added the following mounts as options in the “Ye Olde Creature Collector's Galleria” store: Umi Kitsune, Ongaku Kitsune, Kukan Kitsune, Wyvern, Scald Wyvern, Roseate Wyvern, Venus Lion, Celestialion, Cosmic Lion, Brontosaurus, Enbarr, Phantom Enbarr, Ember Enbarr, Rooster, Pastel Rooster, Punk Rooster, Tianlong, Fuzanglong, Dilong, Silver Hippogriff, Wealdiff, Sunset Wealdiff, Hollow Wealdiff, Wendigo, Frozen Wendigo, Inferno Wendigo, Scarlet Macaw, Rainbow Macaw, Maroon Macaw, Appaloosa, Pterolycus, Bright Pterolycus, Umbral Pterolycus
- Increased collector mount 100% goal from 9 to 11

- Take This mental health charity drive running from September 21st through 27th

- Added some Spine of the World Quest Hub story quests to the City of the Rocksmashers area progress

- The following zones no longer overwrite your Return button location after they're 100% completed: City of the Rocksmashers, The Spring Thicket, Secret Bonus Area 59

- Renamed the 2022 "Camo Gloves" to "Camo Leather Gloves"

- Fixed being unable to reach the top lock of the Flungeon Fountain Zone

- Fixed "Flux-uating Destinations" achievement not counting Flux 19.0 and Flux 20.0 teleporters

- If you're stuck on the Un-impassing the Impassable Passage quest but have completed the Crystalline Cavity, your quest state will be fixed next time you visit the Prismatic Outpost

- Work on the Prismatic Passage Part 2 is underway! Stay tuned!

Jr Bush Whacker Event (September 9th, 2022)

- Updated Jr Bush Whacker Event
- Added new customization and ranch items
- Added new ribbons and 100% reward
- Added new event mounts in Bush Bucks sale and mount packs, available the first weekend of the event
- Added 3 new pets available the second weekend of the event
- Added new ranch time to the Ye Environmental Conservator's Equipage
- New 4 part quest chain continuing Nate’s minions quests last year

- Work on the Prismatic Passage Part 2 is underway! Stay tuned!

The mysterious Lost Woods has returned to the Commons event area! Delve into the Lost Woods and solve puzzles area by area in search of lost fairies and earn rewards as you delve deeper and deeper.

The Lost Woods

In the Lost Woods, you whack bushes to solve field puzzles, area by area, in search of lost fairies and earn rewards as you delve deeper and deeper! Enter it via the entrance in the Commons event area.

The Lost Woods is a Dungeon with a maximum tier of 8 and no increasing bush whacking costs. These limits are added so it can fit in the limited time period of a week long mini-event.

To accommodate the different bush whacking skills of early and veteran players, you can complete the event by Tier 2, but can continue on for unique rewards if you're able.

What is a Dungeon?

'Endless Dungeon' is the technical term for a new system, where you enter the dungeon, complete puzzles in a series of small areas, and collect a special reward at the end, where you return to the entrance and can enter again.

When you click the entrance of a dungeon, you'll see the following popup with some details about your progress in the dungeon. Click the big arrow/doorway button to enter the dungeon!

Runs and Tiers

Each of these can be called a "run". Each run requires you complete an increasing number of areas to complete. The first might be 3 areas, the next 6, then 9, etc. These goals are called "Tiers" of the dungeon. You start at Tier 1, complete its 3 areas, and claim its reward to complete it. You can then enter it again at Tier 2.

Each area has a small reward in a silver chest, and each tier has a more unique or greater reward.

Some dungeons will have a maximum tier (like the Lost Woods), and some will not. And some dungeons will have increasing bush whacking costs (bush energy and mana whack), and some will not (like the Lost Woods).

Areas and Effects

Each area of a dungeon is randomly generated. The field, the decorations, visitors, where you enter and leave, and the 'Area Effects'.

What are Area Effects? There modifiers like what your trinkets, pets, mounts, and runes give you, but apply only when you're in the area. These could be positive or negative. Maybe increase energy odds, decreased power odds, or maybe something more weird.

If an area has effects, you can see what the area effect is by mousing over the 'E' star near your mana bar.

This mini event runs until noon on Wednesday September 7th. Chat about this mini-event on the forum!