Tears Enriches Legacy: Dunhuang Culture Flourishes in 'Ballad of the Dunes'

Tears of Themis Unveils "Ballad of the Dunes," a Collaborative Event Inspired by the Silk Road

The popular mobile game, Tears of Themis, has partnered with the Culture & Tourism Department of Gansu Province, China, to present a captivating limited-time event: Ballad of the Dunes. This collaboration draws inspiration from the rich history and artistic heritage of the Silk Road and Dunhuang, offering players a unique in-game experience.

The event, running from February 13th to 20th, features new limited-edition MR cards and an exclusive Namecard. Players can earn Camel Bells by completing various tasks, which can then be used to unlock rewards, including the coveted Ballad of the Dunes MR cards.

The event unfolds in four rounds, allowing players to select one of the new MR cards as a reward each time. Collecting 100 Camel Bells also grants the Celebration Dunes Namecard. Each of the four new MR cards features one of the game's male leads, showcasing designs inspired by the artistic traditions of Dunhuang. Luke's "In the Footsteps of Silk," Artem's "Serenade of the Soul," Vyn's "Reverberation Through Time," and Marius' "Void of Creation" incorporate motifs from Silk Road history, such as flying apsaras and the distinctive pipa-playing technique depicted in Dunhuang murals. The event even extends the narrative into the characters' Private Messages, enriching the cultural exchange within the storyline.

Don't miss out on this opportunity to explore the historical significance of the Silk Road and the artistic legacy of Dunhuang within the captivating world of Tears of Themis. Download the game for free now and embark on this exciting adventure! Visit the official website for further details and redeem available in-game codes for additional rewards. The Silk Road, a crucial trade and cultural exchange route established during the Western Han Dynasty, is beautifully represented in this collaboration, highlighting Gansu Province and Dunhuang's enduring cultural importance.