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If you desperately needed mana in higher chapters, you could get the bear, but it s nowhere near as good as a Manta Ray or Festival Merchant, for example. As for other productions, the Phantom Bear, Pumpkin Patch, and Gargoyle Fountain are relatively poor producers compared to buildings from other events.
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2021 Misty Forest discussion
I think they were asking about artifacts for last year's Witch's Hut. Pretty sure those will be in the Magic Academy to craft using this year's artifacts in exchange.
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I think they were asking about artifacts for last year's Witch's Hut. Pretty sure those will be in the Magic Academy to craft using this year's artifacts in exchange.
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Looking forward to it! My first event of this type.My first event too! Looking forward. Reactions: shimmerfly , Kawhi is a Raptor , Socrates28 and 2 others
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I wasn't a fan of the event in beta at first. I am okay with it now but the order of the quests is annoying in a few places. 20 relics 2x in a row is very time consuming. I am chapter 5 in live and chap 3 in beta
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Thoughts on the daily buildings prizes? Also to confirm.. the Witch Summoning Circle doesn't give mana? I thought I read it in the description but it wasn't on the list in Elvengems so I am confused.
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Thoughts on the daily buildings prizes? Also to confirm.. the Witch Summoning Circle doesn't give mana? I thought I read it in the description but it wasn't on the list in Elvengems so I am confused.
The WSC does not give mana. It produces supplies/goods and banshees (plus KP at highest stages). As for Dailies, there's nothing incredible. I'll probably try to get Dr. Freakenspleen, since it looks cool and is a decent hybrid, and if you want culture the Moose Bog is a good choice. For people in chapters 8+, the Scare Carriage is a reasonably good orc producer (edit: not as good as orc nests, though), and the Mausoleum Wedding also produces them. As for other productions, the Phantom Bear, Pumpkin Patch, and Gargoyle Fountain are relatively poor producers compared to buildings from other events. If you desperately needed mana in higher chapters, you could get the bear, but it's nowhere near as good as a Manta Ray or Festival Merchant, for example. Other than that, you can grab some little hybrid buildings if you need them, but they're nothing to get excited about. Of course, your needs may be different from mine, so you can go for whatever you need in your city. Have fun in the event!
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I think they were asking about artifacts for last year's Witch's Hut. Pretty sure those will be in the Magic Academy to craft using this year's artifacts in exchange.
Oh, my bad. Lazy reading, I guess. Edited my first post. Reactions: Deborah M.
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