#Gem tournament elvenar series

In the first and the second offer, you can see that the player has on their Game table one Game Piece for the first offer and two for the second because the squares are green. Third rule: By merging two Pieces, you will always get a higher level.

If you don't need the merged Piece, you can only discard it or keep it until you need it. Second rule: The merging is irreversible. The result of two Game Pieces merged together will always be a single Game Piece, but one that has evolved to the next level up from that of the initially separated pieces.Įxample : You need to produce a Dice level 5? Then you need to merge two Dice level 4. This means that you can't merge a Dice level 1 and a Tool level 1. And it's all! The merge will be done and a new evolved Game Piece will appear!įirst rule: You can only merge together two game pieces of the same type and the same level. To merge two Pieces together, you have to click on the first Piece and drag it onto the second Piece. To obtain the rewards of the Dwarven, you have to offer them the correct Game Pieces.īut, when you activate a Cup, you receive a Game Piece of the Cup type but not necessarily the level that you want. The Master Piece of this Event is Merging the Game Pieces. You can also click the button to see the help information on A Gateway into the Past event.

If luck smiles on you, you can receive 50-100 Dwarven Chips.

Lucky Draw: This magnificent card allows you to place a level 5 or 6 evolved Game Piece on the board game.

Cups: This is where you can spend your Dwarven Chips, each Cup has a specific type of Game Piece.

Waste bucket: Drag a piece you want to remove from the game board here.

Your progress in the discovery of The Dwarven Citadel.

Trades available at that time, check the cost of trading based on the offer you wish to accept from the Dwarves.

Game board where the Game Pieces will appear and where you can merge them.

Info-Point: here you can check the several available evolutions of the Game Pieces and what their state of evolution is.

The number of Triumph Gems you have traded with the Dwarves.

Grand Prizes to be won by collecting Triumph Gems for each.

This also shows you how long it will still be available before it is gone.

Shows you the Daily Exclusive reward you can get when you trade with the Dwarves.

If you see that you have reached 5/5 Reroll charges, and you want to change your Daily Prize, just press the Reroll button, confirm your choice, and you will see your Daily Prize change for the day!.

Allows you to buy Dwarven Chips using Diamonds.

Leagues, allows you to see your progress through the Leagues (please check the bottom of the page for more information).

Shows you the number of Dwarven Chips you have collected and not yet spent.

Indicates the remaining time for the Event.

Solving event quests also comes with additional benefits, as each completed quest brings you closer to reaching one of the Milestones which give you additional rewards simply for reaching them.

#Gem tournament elvenar series

This means that you will be able to finish the first series of quests right away, while later quests have new additions released on a daily basis, allowing you to continue to play one additional event quest on each new event day. The quest line consists of a story section and additional episodic quests, which start as soon as the story is completed. Attracted by the gems engraved in the box, the Dwarf headed towards your city to offer you this majestic present, hoping for a nice reward. The drought came, the continent died, the waters carried away the board and for centuries the game was lost in the oceans of Elvenar until it was found by a Dwarven traveling merchant on the shores near your kingdom. As soon as the king picked up the board, the whole city was sucked into the game, and in its place, only a big forest remained. When the Dwarven king wished to save his city, a fairy appeared, and offered a trade: she would enchant his favorite board game and they would be safe but they would play together forever. Once upon a time, an old Dwarven kingdom that was once a happy place fell into despair.