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¡Otro Edén: el gato más allá de la actualización del tiempo y el espacio de la actualización 3.8.20 con muchas piedras de Chronos en juego!

Autor : Christopher Actualizar : Feb 19,2025

Otro Edén: la actualización del Cat Beyond Time y el Space está aquí, trayendo una gran cantidad de contenido nuevo. ¡Nuevos personajes, eventos y misiones esperan!

¿Qué hay de nuevo en la actualización 3.8.20?

Esta actualización presenta Utpalaka, un nuevo personaje expresado por Adam Howden. Un miembro de Arcadia, el fondo y la apariencia únicos de Utpalaka agregan intriga al juego.

La saga Wryz se expande con nuevos desafíos y contenido narrativo. Una campaña de avivamiento ofrece una recompensa generosa de hasta 3.000 piedras de Chronos para completar los episodios I-III de la saga Wryz.

Una campaña de verano ofrece otra oportunidad para reforzar su colección de piedra Chronos, ofreciendo 2,000 piedras para completar desafíos de archivo astrales específicos sobre la dificultad de desafío. Esta campaña se extiende hasta el 31 de agosto de 2024.

Nuevas ubicaciones de Subcest and Adventure

Después de la derrota del Wyrmking, está disponible una nueva subquest, "La saga de la saga". El acceso requiere la finalización de "un día para la familia Cloe" en Ovaciones: el Royal Theatre of Miglance. Un nuevo programa, "The Dragon Exile", también está disponible en ovaciones.

Las nuevas ubicaciones de aventuras para Dragon Adventures dentro de la saga Wryz se desbloquean al completar el episodio: The Mists of Myth (Wryz Saga III) y la aventura de Dragon "Draken Quest".

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