As the October event comes to a close tonight, a new event opens itself up. This time, its Open Season.

Open Season - November Event


When: November 14th @ 12:00am - December10th @ 11:59PM
Where: Everywhere
What: Hunting Threads

Wait...what?

Yes, Hunting Threads. You heard it right. This means any thread where you and your character take down a beastie (or human, they are the most dangerous game afterall). You can do this solo, but it's never safe to go alone. What if some white haired assassin mistakes you for a passing Gorian'fel and lobs an arrow into your cranium? That'd be a bummer. So, to urge you guys to promote strength in numbers, group threads will get an even bigger payout! (Hint: Might be a good time to hunt down some rare materials. *wink wink*)

Now, to the rewards and how to get them. Pay attention, because this is the only way you'll get your payout. Fail to follow the rules, and you fail to get the loot. Easy-peasy!

How:

  • Start & complete a thread in any region during the event. The topic must involve hunting something-- human, animal, golem... It must be animate, not an object or information.
  • When you submit the thread for judgement, use the text box to tell us:
    What did you hunt?
    How many people in your party?
    Did you kill it or catch it?
    What IC rewards did you want?
  • Wait for your loot!


Simple.

Now, what were the rewards again?

For starting and completing a thread qualifying for this event, solo players will earn 1.5 times the EXP & GP!
If you do it in a group of two or three, EXP is still 1.5 times, but the GP bonus then becomes double!
If you do it in a group of four or more, the EXP is double and the GP is triple!

Remember, if you're chasing rare material, the rewards you earn in thread go toward that material to balance out your overall rewards. So, now is the perfect time to hunt some special crafting material or legendary items!

Please use this thread for any questions or concerns. Rewards may be held back or downscaled at staff discretion for abuse or "gaming" the event. (Post spamming, low word count threads, etc.)