So, I'm curious even if it's not positive if the update is going to happen, but does anyone happen to have a picture of what the divine Yggdrasil looks like?

So, I'm not sure if this needs a spoiler or not, but what would be a better use of passes in the elemental mine? To get the packs or to get the explosions? My gut says packs, but I'm not sure.

The next promo will be the Potions Promo, which will most likely begin on the Thursday after the current Elemental Mine promo ends. I don't believe we know what the promo after the Potions Promo will be yet, but keep checking this topic frequently and info on the following promo will be added after testing begins.

Does anyone know when the next divine sale will be?

Tawhirimatea

It is going to be "reevaluated and recalculated".

the new divine called Fenrir



Perk: a SOA once he has 900 points

The New Zealand Cards


The concept remains the same as the usual cards contests: collect and scratch cards to win gifts. Complete all the puzzles cards to win the new divine horse.
The Jackpots are:

Tawhirimatea from Maori divines (won when completing all the puzzles)

1 Greyfell in a card (random one among the ones the player does not have) (this gift cannot be cumulated)


<b>Changes since last time</b>


Some layout changes: the cards puzzles are now on top of the page instead of the gift cards

Players can now complete the puzzles several times to win more of the gifts they bring. However, the divine can only be won once, even when you complete all puzzles an additional time

Private sale: Each time a player buys a card in the flash sales, it fills a gauge that brings access to a private sale once it reaches 100% (the number of points a card brings depends of the rarity and goes from 2 to 40%).

The private sale enables a player to buy a Joker of the color of their choice once. The price will depend on the rarity. They have until the end of the contest to buy it.


<b>Mobile Version</b>


A mobile version is available for this contest. Please test it on the oldest and newest devices you have.

Tāwhirimātea


Tāwhirimātea is a divine from the brand new Maori series. He is the god of weather (including thunder and lightning, wind, clouds and storms), so his gift is a Wind Element when he reaches 800 mana.

Once a day, you can scratch off three turtle’s nests to win either baby turtles or shells.

Baby turtles award Mana points to fill the Tiki gauge.

Once the Tiki gauge is full, you will receive a Wind Element item.

BLUP Revaluation


The BLUP calculation has been reworked to ensure greater equity between breeders.

There was a certain imbalance in the way BLUP is calculated as well as in how the genetic potential and skills are passed down to foals. For example, training a horse in their 3 best skills counted more than age or wins when it came to calculating BLUP. On the other hand, an average BLUP that was lower than 100 would still give you a high enough genetic potential gain so that reaching 100 BLUP lost its interest for some people.

We wanted to give value back to the efforts of determined breeders who make the effort to get to 100 BLUP with their horses before breeding them and thus ensure a greater reward for breeding quality. So here are the changes we've just made.

For more comprehensive list of changes, please see the changelog.


BLUP Calculation


There’s now a better distribution of the 3 factors determining BLUP calculation: the BLUP calculation is less weighted toward training so that wins and horse age count more.

Win weighting: Each win gives you more BLUP than the previous win. The 20th win is therefore the most significant.

Age weighting: Each month gives you more BLUP than the previous month, so you get to the maximum when the horse reaches age 10.
Note: A horse’s BLUP updates after their first aging after the update.


Calculation of a foal's genetic potential


The formula for calculating a foal's genetic potential has been adjusted to change the BLUP factor in the formula.

If the parents' BLUP is below 100, the GP gain is weaker than before, whereas if the parents' BLUP is 100, nothing changes.

Note: Nothing changes for coverings that took place before the change: the genetic potential and innate skills of foals will stay the same as they were expected to be when the covering took place.


Other adjustments: Morpheus' Arms and Nyx Pack


You don't need to wait for a horse to be 3 years old now. You can give a foal Morpheus' Arms or even a Nyx Pack any time after they're born. So you can now save on some aging points!

On the other hand, any horse over 30 years old now loses their Morpheus' Arms.

Do we have any pictures of card promo? thanks.

buy cards yet so we can't see all the prize cards, but here are the puzzles

Okay, so I feel like this whole blup "recalculation" thing is pointless. What do they even mean by unbalanced? That lower gp gives higher gains? (I just woke up from a nap, then saw this, I'm a little sleepy-angry)

No, you'll get *less* gain if you breed at *less than* 100 blup.

It provides more incentive to breed for 100 blup. Right now lots of players just stop at 70 if they only want GP gain. However, with this change, 70 blup (should/will?? always) give you less gain than 100 will.

Also, the points are distributed differently so if you typically only get to 70 blup by bolding and aging to 10 alone, doing those actions under the new system will only get you to 60.

But if you always breed at 100 Blup anyway, then it seems like this change shouldn't affect you at all.

When the BLUP is recalculated, what kind of BLUP do you need to get the highest Genetic Potential?