Treasures of Wildfire
Treasures of Wildfire was an event that ran in the Fire Dungeon during Halloween of 2021. It was the sixth 'Treasures Of' event to take place, utilizing the same rules as the previous structure of turn-in points awarded for monster kills, identical to the Castle Blackthorn Dungeon Minax Artifact system.
Contents
Rewards
The denizens killed within the Fire dungeon during the event had a chance of dropping items marked as an Artifact of Wildfire, which could be turned in to the NPC at the entrance for a variety of rewards. This NPC also acted as a healer to resurrect those who died within the dungeon.
All items spawned during this event were Shard Bound, restricting them to their originating shard only. Each of these items are fully tradeable on their home shard but cannot be moved with a Character Transfer token. Everything related to the event is affected, including the dungeon drops (points) as well as all rewards (decorative and equipment) available from turning in said points.
List of rewards
- Page of Lore (1 point)
- 9 decorative pages of a book that could be added to a Book of Lore.
- Towel From The Orchid (20 points)
- Drusilla's Athame (25 points)
- Splinter From The Tree of Strife (25 points)
- Branches From The Tree Of Strife (30 points)
- Robe Of The Dark Monk (30 points)
- Soul Glass Dust (30 points)
- Carved Bone Relic From Holmes (50 points)
- Stolen Piece Of Castambre (50 points)
- Keys To Yukio's Holding Cell (50 points)
- Idol OF Wildfire (50 points)
- Ember Of Wildfire (75 points)
- Solaria's Secret Poisons (75 points)
- Also available as Gargoyle earrings
- Lucky Abomination Skull (75 points)
- Blood Spawn Ritual Table (80 points)
- Mark Of Wildfire (100 points)
- Artisan's Esteem (200 points)
- Wildfire Ostard (200 points)
Trivia
An interesting side note, the developers made a critical spelling error when they first launched this event, allowing players to collect items misspelled as Wildifre for several days before the correction was made. The spelling fix took nearly a week and allowed a large influx of misspelled items into the collector's market.