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Path of Exile 2 Patch 0.4.0 introduces the new Druid class, which features three transformation forms, each with its own unique skills and combat style. You can switch between these forms at any time during combat.

Of these three forms, the bear form excels at utilizing Rage resource to increase damage output and create synergistic effects between multiple skills. This form also possesses tank-like characteristics, allowing it to withstand damage.

Based on this, we will introduce a build that focuses on transforming into a bear and creating fissures to damage enemies in combat - Raging Fissure Bear Build.

Raging Fissure Bear Build Overview

The bear form of Druid is characterized by its slow speed but extremely high defense and survivability, making it suitable for melee combat. Although it's not as fast as the wolf or wyvern forms, with the right build, it can clear groups of enemies with AoE damage.

For example, Raging Fissure Bear Build is crafted based on one of the key bear form skills, Fury of the Mountain.

Fissure Warrior playstyle has always been quite powerful in PoE 2, but now the bear form combined with this skill can achieve similar, or even better, results.

This skill unlocks at Tier 5 and requires equipping Animal Talismans. You will transform into a bear and repeatedly pound the ground to create lava fissures.

These fissures convert 80 physical damage into fire damage, granting 3 Rage for each enemy hit and creating another fissure, with a maximum of 12 fissures active simultaneously.

Due to the accumulation of Rage, this makes your attacks much more powerful than normal attacks in bear form, as the multiple fissures allow you to create three branching fissures with each ground pound, and Rage generated by the fissures triggers totems.

Other Bear Form Skills

While Fury of the Mountain is the foundation, it needs to be used in conjunction with other bear form skills to meet your damage output needs. These mainly include:

• Maul: As the main attack method in bear form, it performs a powerful sweeping attack, accumulating Rage with each enemy hit.
• Furious Slam: Creates a shockwave by slamming the ground, and can consume Rage to increase the shockwave's power, leaving behind jagged ground. This ground can interact with other skills to deal additional damage.
• Rampage: This skill guides you forward, continuously slamming the ground, suitable for clearing groups of enemies and for quick movement. Consuming Rage can also extend its duration.
• Ferocious Roar: As a Warcry skill, it instantly generates Rage when there are enemies nearby and empowers subsequent attacks to break through enemy armor. It can also be triggered in human form by equipping a supporting gem.
• Walking Calamity: As the ultimate skill in bear form, it triggers when your Rage reaches its maximum, summoning a meteor shower that deals fire damage to enemies and restores Rage over its duration.

Overall, Raging Fissure Bear Build relies on slam and fissure damage. Therefore, in each battle, you should use Fury of the Mountain at least once or twice, then sequentially cast Maul and Furious Slam as a combo.

Properly Combining Human Form Skills

After transforming into a bear, you can still use your human form Druid skills, and they are an important part of crafting any Druid build. For Raging Fissure Bear Build, the essential human skill is Volcano.

The skill's damage itself isn't impressive, but after using Fury of the Mountain or Rampage, Volcano can help accumulate damage and ignite enemies, making them more susceptible to your sustained damage.

More importantly, if you later unlock Invigorating Hate passive node, it transforms Volcano into a healing skill, restoring your health by consuming Rage, 1% for every point of Rage consumed.

Considering that you will constantly accumulate Rage, either actively or passively, while using this build, this passive node will significantly enhance your survivability and self-healing capabilities as a bear, allowing you to survive even in boss battles.

How To Choose Your Ascendancy Class?

Druid has two Ascendancy Classes: Shaman and Oracle. Here, we recommend unlocking the former, because Shaman has two passive abilities that are very important for accumulating and using Rage: Druidic Champion and Furious Wellspring.

As we've emphasized multiple times in the previous sections, Raging Fissure Bear Build is a build that relies on Rage. Druidic Champion can increase your spell damage by accumulating Rage, and Furious Wellspring helps restore the consumed Rage.

It's worth noting that to fully utilize the advantage of increased spell damage, we recommend equipping Tornado skill gem.

This skill creates a tornado that continuously damages surrounding enemies. You can also utilize projectiles to collide with the tornado as it moves forward to deal even more damage.

If the tornado covers elemental ground, it will absorb nearby debuffs for 4 seconds and apply that effect to enemies within the tornado. This is also expected to work very well in conjunction with the wyvern form.

How To Choose Gear?

Since the skill switching and usage suggestions are already quite complex and comprehensive, this build doesn't have very high gear requirements, especially in the early stages of the league.

Of course, if you have the time to farm rarer gear, or any PoE 2 currency that allows you to modify gear affixes, we recommend choosing gear according to the following guidelines:

• Weapons: Prioritize Talismans with fixed damage and attack speed bonuses.
• Armor: While striving to stack defensive attributes, also consider your elemental weaknesses. Having energy shields would be even better.
• Other: Anything that increases damage output or elemental resistance is good.

That's all the information about Raging Fissure Bear Build that we have for you today. If the bear form is your preferred playstyle, then why not try Raging Fissure Bear Build using our guide? You're sure to gain something from it!

Diablo 4 development team claimed they would surprise players at 2025 TGA, and they truly delivered. They not only announced the next DLC, Lord of Hatred, at TGA, but also introduced a new class for Season 11: Paladin.

Each DLC release brings significant changes to Diablo 4's gameplay. The official information regarding Lord of Hatred will be revealed gradually over the next few months, but let's first take a look at what this expansion pack brings.

Benefits Of Pre-ordering Lord Of Hatred

Lord of Hatred is currently available for pre-order. Only players who unlock it can play as Paladin in Season 11, and this will also directly unlock the 2024 DLC, Vessel of Hatred. This means that if you pre-order Lord of Hatred, you can experience 7 classes in Season 11!

Story Recap

Looking at the content of the past few seasons, the war between angels and demons in Sanctuary has intensified. The root of all this lies with Lilith and Inarius, the creators of Sanctuary, and each harbors a twisted plan.

Lilith's goal extends beyond granting power to humans, and her true intention is to devour her own father, Mephisto, Lord of Hatred, to seize his power. At the time, Mephisto was being reborn in Hell, weakened. The key to thwarting Lilith's plot is a wanderer who has drunk demon blood - the player-controlled protagonist.

Mephisto, too, has his own schemes. He sends his messenger to help Wanderer stop Lilith. Although the team tries to avoid making a deal with the devil, they are ultimately forced to accept.

Wanderer ultimately defeats Lilith, and Neyrelle, a member of the team, decides to seize the opportunity to bury Lord of Hatred completely. However, acting alone, she is quickly corrupted by Mephisto's corruption. Fortunately, Wanderer finds her and helps her resist the corruption.

Together, they find Tomb of Akara, the final resting place of the holy prophet. This was originally a prison from which Mephisto might never escape. Although Wanderer defeats Mephisto's messenger, Mephisto himself escapes and enters a new vessel - the body of the prophet Akarat (Vessel of Hatred storyline).

Thus, Lord of Hatred walks the lands of Sanctuary as the false prophet, and the upcoming storyline will culminate in Lord of Hatred DLC.

Confirmed Content

Lord of Hatred expansion introduces the new Paladin class, whose skill tree offers three enhancements to each skill, potentially indicating the direction for skill reworks in other classes. The official announcement also confirms that the expansion includes two new classes, with the next class to be released in April along with the expansion pack.

New Area

A new two-minute trailer has been released, showcasing some of the updated content. The expansion will also add a new area called Skovos Isles and a new campaign. This new area is Lilith and Inarius, the birthplace of human civilization.

This area was originally planned for Diablo III, but due to its art style being somewhat similar to Titan Quest, the decision was shelved. However, the development team has revived this area in Diablo IV.

Skovos Isles are currently ruled by a prophet and an Amazon Queen. If the new class in the DLC is related to this region, it might be a class like Hunter or Amazon.

New Features

The highly requested Horadric Cube will return in Lord of Hatred. First appearing in Diablo 2, it has many uses, including crafting equipment and resetting item affixes. While its role in Diablo 4 is currently unknown, it will likely be integrated with the current crafting system.

Additionally, the developers have confirmed the addition of loot filters to help players more efficiently locate target equipment from the massive loot drops, complementing the crafting system and collecting common quality base items.

New Skill Tree

The current skill tree in Diablo 4 is rather rudimentary, with only two upgrade paths per skill, but Paladins have three. This is the direction the developers intend to take for the skill tree rework.

Lord of Hatred will bring a completely new skill tree, with each skill offering more diverse upgrade paths, creating a vast array of build combinations. Additionally, skill enhancements may include transformation options that fundamentally change skills, such as Sorcerer's Ball Lightning potentially transforming into a Fireball. The current Enhancement system and passives may be integrated into the new skill tree.

The development team hopes to shift the core definition of build crafting toward the skill tree rather than legendary and unique Diablo 4 items, allowing gear to play a more supportive rather than essential role, thus providing more flexible and diverse deck-building possibilities.

Talisman System

A new Talisman system will be added, possibly similar to Idol system in Last Epoch or  Charm system in Diablo II, to provide additional set bonuses or ability combinations.

Endgame Content

A new endgame system called War Plans will be added, perhaps somewhat similar to Atlas tree in PoE series, allowing users to customize the endgame events they want to participate in. Each event is expected to have its own smaller skill trees for customizing and enhancing gameplay.

Another new mode is being added called Echoing Hatred. This is likely a bullet hell endless mode, possibly inspired by Echoing Nightmares in Diablo 3. Mechanically, it may involve fighting increasingly powerful waves of monsters and includes an overwhelm mechanic, and failure to clear monsters quickly will result in failure.

Finally, and most importantly, fishing will be available in the waters of Sanctuary. This is not only relaxing but may also yield some particularly valuable items.

Diablo 4 Lord of Hatred is highly anticipated for both its story and new content, and it may bring about a complete transformation for Diablo 4.

Druid, a new class introduced in Path of Exile 2 Patch 0.4.0, boasts one of the most flexible and sustainable combat cycles in the game, encouraging players to be creative and experiment with new build layouts. However, as a new class, many players are not yet fully familiar with Druid, and blindly starting a league journey with an unfamiliar build carries considerable risk.

If you want to know if Druid is advantageous in the late game and worth trying, this guide might provide the answers. We're sharing some unique Druid build playstyles here, hoping to bring you more exciting new inspiration in POE 2!

Tornado Shaman Druid Build

First, we'll mention Tornado Shaman build. This Shaman utilizes Advancing Storm Support and Ground Surfaces debuffs to transform tornadoes into devastating whirlwinds.

Notably, tornadoes absorb any elemental Ground effects they encounter, enhancing the tornado's power and dealing extra damage. Since Druid's Wolf form can easily freeze enemies, this means we can use this support skill to create Chilled Ground, freezing enemies standing in it, reducing their movement speed for a default duration of 6 seconds.

Furthermore, we've also set up a curse skill to create Burning Ground, and equipped a unique pair of boots that generate Shocked Ground, fully utilizing these Ground debuffs.

For Shaman Ascendancy passive, we chose Wisdom of the Maji node, which unlocks new affixes for runes and idols, gaining additional bound affix bonuses. Additionally, it synergizes well with the new Idol item: Idol of Maxarius, increasing our storm cap for maximum damage.

Flame Breath Wyvern Druid Build

If you don't like the tornado playstyle, Wyvern's Flame Breath might offer you ideal damage and the most spectacular visual effects.

Flame Breath, as the ultimate skill of Wyvern form, is incredibly powerful, especially for ignite builds. This is because it has a unique mechanism: each attack stacks the ignite effect, and the ignite damage increases rapidly over time. 

Flame Breath boasts a base attack speed of 800% and a Magnitude of Ignite of 750%, making it a devastating DoT (Damage over Time) skill. Once Ignite is fully stacked, it can deal hundreds of times your attack damage per second.

However, Flame Breath is a Rage-dependent skill, so we need sufficient Rage to sustain flight and unleash our fury.

To accelerate Rage generation, we utilize the new Persistent Buff Skill Support Gem, Eternal Rage. When linked to a skill, it significantly increases Rage regeneration, allowing Druid players to continuously cast devastating skills such as shapeshifting and channeling.

We also use Primal Hunger Passive, which restores one Rage per second for every four Rage consumed in the past 4 seconds, while also increasing our maximum Rage by 100%.

Additionally, don't forget to unlock all Ignite and Rage nodes in the skill tree's Jewel area. With all of this, we can simply take to the skies, ready to unleash flames and destroy all enemies.

Plants Spellcaster Druid Build

The next build setup revolves around Oracle Ascendancy, utilizing plant power as the primary means of output, and using spell totems to generate automated plant explosion effects.

The core of this build is Wildsurge Incantation keystone, which allows all storm and plant spells to deal higher damage and consume fewer resources, but at the cost of significantly shorter spell duration. However, since we are automating the process, duration isn't a major issue.

In addition, the new unique item Voll's Protector is an indispensable key element in this plant-based build, ensuring we always have enough energy charges to summon totems. Once we generate the initial charges, the totems can sustain themselves.

If we place Entangle skill on a spell totem, we can also create roots to trap enemies in place. Combined with Accelerated Growth and Thrashing Vines, this can create a true plant-based catastrophe, allowing you to escape even the toughest monsters and bosses.

Wolf Druid Build

If you're not interested in plant power and prefer to destroy enemies with a pack of minion friends, then this Wolf Druid build is a good starting point. To support a large army of wolf minions, you can choose Lord of the Wilds keystone, allowing you to equip a scepter while using Animal Talismans. This will empower your minions and provide you with a powerful pack of eight wolves. As they leap across the map, they deal enough damage to shred enemies and attract even more wolves to join the pack.

Additionally, Lunar Assault helps clear and freeze enemies, and empowers your wolves, resulting in higher damage.

This build also utilizes rage in several ways. It uses Commanding Rage to allow your rage stacks to affect your wolf pack's damage. Rage also extends the duration of Lunar Blessing, a skill that provides more frost damage to the entire party and creates devastating moonlight beams with each attack.

In short, these are all Druid endgame builds worth trying right now, with even more details waiting for you to explore. As you can see, Druid class in PoE 2 0.4.0 offers many options, whether you're sweeping across the map with storms, raining down deadly fire from the heavens, unleashing the destructive power of plants, or rampaging across the continent of Wraeclast with your loyal wolf companions, there's a build to suit your primal combat style.

You can seamlessly switch between various playstyles such as tanking, burst damage, or ranged attacks, complemented by powerful elemental skills, allowing for deep customization and creating builds that could potentially disrupt the game balance, making it a highly anticipated and exciting build!

Grow A Garden has released the second part of its Christmas event, but the update time has been slightly delayed, from the usual 8 AM to 11 AM on Saturday (December 13th).

However, this update has not revitalized the game, and instead, it has led to a significant player churn. You may have noticed some friends are not logging in as scheduled. This is because recent changes to the game have caused them to lose faith in its future. So why is this happening?

Admin Abuse Events

Admin abuse events typically occur on the day of a major game update, which is Saturday. Game developers use admin privileges to generate special weather and give players various items, including seeds and Grow A Garden pets, and each event lasts about an hour.

However, the December 13th admin abuse event was the worst Grow A Garden event to date. There were almost no restocked shop items, and admin packs awarded yielded very poor-quality seeds. Only common seeds like grapes were available, and the best reward was a rare egg.

The first half of the event was the worst. In the first 30 minutes, the administrator only performed about 10 events, with limited content, even worse than the first Admin Abuse event at Grow A Garden.

The situation improved in the second half when another administrator took over. With another developer in charge, the event quality improved. Some new content appeared, such as a mini-game. The developer also leaked some information, and a Santa Claus event eventually occurred. However, according to a poll, only 11% of players liked Admin Abuse event.

Christmas Event Part 2 Updates

However, Admin Abuse event was merely the trigger for player attrition. Recent updates haven't been very good. Let's take a look at the recently updated Christmas Event Part 2.

This update mainly added a time-limited gift submission system. Players can submit Christmas mutated plants to receive gifts, but can only submit once every 10 minutes. This has caused considerable dissatisfaction among many players, as it turns the game into an AFK simulator, completely deviating from the original spirit of Grow Garden.

Reward System Issues

On the other hand, this also makes obtaining rewards extremely difficult. Christmas egg reward requires a 10-minute wait before it can be obtained, and the probability of hatching the desired pet is very low, with a 51% chance of hatching a non-bird pet. The best rainbow gift has a drop rate of only 2%, meaning that many updates are inaccessible to most players due to the extremely low probability.

Additionally, there is a problem with insufficient inventory space. Developers should prioritize addressing these fundamental experience issues rather than simply adding more difficult-to-obtain content.

New Items And Pets

• Sleigh: A new item introduced in this update, directly tradable from the shop. Used for a ritual.
• Red-Nosed Reindeer: Obtained through Sleigh Ritual. Requires players to collect 8 Reindeer pets at level 100 to craft it with a Sleigh.

Red-Nosed Reindeer, which used to be very powerful, providing 2,000 XP to a random non-deer pet every few minutes and causing plants to mutate every 10 minutes, has been nerfed in this update; it now mutates every 15 minutes.

Missing Content

A certain currency shown in the update preview video has disappeared from the official update. It may have been used to obtain free Christmas Gifts.

Similarly, a promised global milestone reward, North Pole weather mutation machine, did not appear in this update and may be delayed until next week.

Current Game Status

Currently, the peak number of concurrent players has dropped significantly. Grow A Garden's online player count is likely about half of what it was before last week's update. This is not solely due to Admin Abuse event; the recent update direction is the main factor contributing to player attrition. While the game is not dead, it is in a decline phase, with daily active players only around 200,000.

The current updates and game mechanics are too time-consuming but the rewards are disproportionately small, making the game feel more like a chore and preventing players from relaxing.

Furthermore, the pay-to-win aspect of Grow A Garden is becoming increasingly problematic. Many features that could previously be obtained infinitely through in-game Shekels or by exploiting bugs now require Robux. Features like updating shop items, skipping quests, and repeating gifts all consume Robux.

This is particularly evident in acquiring gingerbread blossoms. If a player's consecutive login streak is interrupted, they must consume Robux or tokens to resume. The developers previously seemed to have planned to add a free resumption method, but it was ultimately not implemented.

While the developers continue to strive to improve the game's content and quality, the updates, while good, are difficult for ordinary players to experience. Overly focusing on adding monetization features instead of improving the basic gameplay experience will only accelerate player churn.

Judging from recent updates, the developers are increasingly neglecting the game. If they want to save it, they need to seriously listen to the player community's complaints and make changes in the right direction.

In ARC Raiders, a third-person extraction shooter, players participate in intense 30-minute timed raid missions, scavenging for loot, battling hostile ARC robots and other players, and racing against the clock to extract before time runs out.

This requires players to survive in harsh environments and face challenging situations, including dealing with dynamically changing map environments, managing equipment risks effectively, acting stealthily, and developing optimal extraction strategies.

To successfully complete each raid within the limited time, you must avoid certain mistakes. So here we'll discuss some mistakes you might unknowingly make, seemingly insignificant tips that can completely change your gameplay and give you more advantages during raids. Let's get straight to the point.

1. Being Distracted By Other Major Events

First, we need to mention that raids, unlike other mechanics in ARC Raiders, only last about 30 minutes. Therefore, during a raid, do not let yourself be distracted by other events, especially the weekly challenge trials and the intermittently available Hidden Bunker.

Yes, Hidden Bunker gives players 40 minutes to complete the objective, longer than the standard raid mission time, giving players more time to scavenge for resources and download terminal data on Spaceport map after activating the four antennas to unlock it.

This is supposed to be a good thing, giving players more time to complete the objective, but many players find this time setting misleading, as Hidden Bunker is often looted by other teams, or raids fail because of time errors. Therefore, despite the ample time, players still feel frustrated.

2. Ignoring Barricade Kits

Next, we want to talk about Barricade Kits. To be honest, they haven't received much attention before. But they are crucial when healing teammates; for example, when someone is cornering you, you can place one down to get a free moment of rest. This applies to both solo and raid combat. You can even use them to directly block a corridor during a raid, preventing enemies from passing through, and almost without making any sound. 

Even in a truly open raid environment, when we're under fire, we can use Barricade Kit to set up a decent cover area, both to deal with constantly spawning ARC drones and to protect ourselves from attacks. Therefore, using this tool effectively during a raid can greatly increase your survivability.

3. Underestimating Ziplines

The next item on the list is the severely underestimated zipline. As the game progresses, I feel their powerful utility truly changes the game, allowing you to fight on rooftops and surprise enemies.

In addition, you can use ziplines to enter any area with open windows, including rooms that are usually locked. You can also perform some cool tricks with ziplines, such as shooting while sliding, although the accuracy isn't great.

It's worth noting that ziplines also allow you to turn 180 degrees, meaning you can jump from a great height, then grab the zipline to completely avoid fall damage. However, be aware that once your momentum reaches its limit, you need to activate the zipline early to truly avoid damage. The flexible use of ziplines allows you to always gain an unexpected advantage during a raid.

4. Focus On High-Value Equipment

Regarding equipment, you don't need to chase after high-end gear like Aphelion or Hullcracker. Instead, consumables like Herbal Bandages, Shield Rechargers, and Adrenaline Shots, as well as weapons like Light Impact Grenade and Li'l Smoke Grenade, are the most frequently used items during raids. They are resources with very low crafting and usage costs, allowing you to easily maintain high damage output during combat.

Note that Light Impact Grenade is almost essential equipment to carry during a raid. It allows you to easily force enemies out from behind cover, interrupt their charging or prevent them from continuing to defend, and successfully launch an attack. Obviously, this concept also applies to other grenades. But if you don't want to invest more ARC Raiders coins in grenades, just choose Light Impact Grenade, as it costs almost nothing.

As for Li'l Smoke Grenade, they are crucial. Whether protecting yourself during an escape or obscuring the environment and covering teammates so they can get up and leave, this grenade is incredibly useful.

They are very inexpensive and easy to carry on every raid. Trust me, these items can truly help you change the tide of battle at critical moments. 

5. Neglecting Climbing Techniques

Since ARC Raiders is a PvPvE extraction shooter, the core gameplay focuses more on stealth, positioning, and survival rather than fast-paced vertical movement. Therefore, vertical movement is less important than in other shooter games.

However, mastering relatively simple climbing techniques can often enable quick escapes and prevent fall damage. Yes, it can be used for some clever flanking maneuvers, such as climbing a ladder to the top of an outbuilding and then jumping to a central location, using climbing to avoid fall damage.

In addition, we can also use climbing to jump from high rooftops onto cars below, escaping difficult situations, repositioning ourselves, catching enemies off guard, and taking them down.

Note that if you fall for too long, you will no longer be able to climb onto any objects, and you must ensure you are facing the object you want to grab.

6. Blindly Allocating Ammunition

Finally, for a shooter game, the amount of ammunition you carry is crucial to your ability to consistently inflict damage and survive; otherwise, even if you carry a Torrente, it's just a useless piece of metal.

With Torrente becoming increasingly popular, many people are starting to use it, so we'll use it as an example here. In its level 2, its default magazine capacity is 70 rounds, plus one extra magazine, bringing the total to 78 rounds.

Although in standard mode, when we pick up Medium Ammo, it doesn't automatically fill the magazine in the equipment interface. However, once we enter a raid, these 80 rounds of ammunition are automatically loaded into the gun. This means that 78 of the 80 rounds will be loaded into the magazine, leaving us with only one reload opportunity during this raid, and the ammunition will quickly run out, which is obviously not ideal.

Therefore, if you are using a weapon with a larger magazine capacity, or a shotgun, it's best to carry more ammunition. Especially for some more difficult raids, if you want to reload, you need at least two sets of ammunition as backup.

In short, avoiding mistakes is crucial during ARC Raiders raids, as you need to face not only deadly ARC robots but also other players who are constantly ambushing you. Any mistake can lead to quick elimination, loss of valuable equipment, or even failure of the raid. Therefore, proper equipment management and a thorough understanding of the environment are key to survival in raids.

Hi players, Christmas is just around the corner again, and Murder Mystery 2 brings you 2025 Christmas update.

This is another major update, including new artifacts, new quests, and new items. Let's take a look at the important content this update brings.

Lobby

The game's lobby has been completely redesigned with a Christmas theme. It's a cozy and inviting winter snow scene with a central lodge.

Two new real-time leaderboards have been added outdoors, displaying the players who have collected the most Gifts and Tokens. Currently, some players are competing for the top spots. Indoors, there are elements such as a fireplace and a Gingerbread Man, which you can find on the first and second floors.

Additionally, the developers have hidden a secret room in the map every year. You need to find five snowmen and take their carrot noses. After placing the five carrots into the grooves on the secret door, the door will open.

The door closes after you enter the room, and the only way to leave is to reset your character or wait for someone outside to reopen the door. There's a box of coal in the room. There's also an Easter egg from Murder Mystery 2 Workshop Map.

Quests

The quests are located outdoors. You can find a skier NPC with a Quest sign pointing to him. Talk to him to accept the quest.

• Daily Quests: Refresh daily, maximum of 3 can be completed per day.
• Event Quests: Progress is accumulated by completing daily quests.

Completing Daily Quests earns Snow Tokens, with a maximum of 3 progress points accumulated per day. Event Quest rewards include:

• Common Penguin Weapon (15 progress points)
• Common Velvet Cake (30 progress points)
• Christmas Glow effect (45 progress points)

Battlepass

Interacting with the quest NPCs allows you to view the updated Battlepass, which contains a large number of Murder Mystery 2 items. Players with Mega Bundle unlock all levels immediately. Key rewards include:

• Level 1 Santa's Plushie: A free huggable toy, different from the 2024 version.
• Level 2 Stickers Knife: A snowball-themed knife with skier stickers.
• Level 3 Snow Key
• Level 4 Snowball Gun: A snowball-themed gun with a white muzzle.
• Level 5 Snow Key
• Level 6 Candle: A decorative light source that can be placed on the ground.
• Level 7 Snow Key
• Level 8 Lights Knife: The blade is wrapped in Christmas lights.
• Level 9 Snow Key
• Level 10 Peppermint Gun: Clean and sleek red and white color scheme.
• Level 11 Snow Key
• Level 12 Confetti Effect: Triggers a falling red and white confetti effect.
• Level 13 Snow Key
• Level 14 Sweater Knife: A sweater-themed knife with pixelated Christmas patterns.
• Level 15 Snow Key
• Level 16 Gingerbread Gun: The gun body is printed with a cute gingerbread man pattern.
• Level 17 Snow Key
• Level 18 Polar Bear Knife: A design with a polar bear sticker standing on the handle.
• Level 19 Snow Key
• Level 20 Sparemint Gun: A unique green and white gun.
• Level 21 Snow Key
• Level 22 Snowball Effect: Adds a visual effect of falling snowball stickers to the weapon.
• Level 23 Snow Key
• Level 24 Bell: Shakeable with a flashing effect.
• Level 25 Snow Key
• Level 26 Rare Gingercookie Knife: A Gingercookie-themed knife with excellent visual appeal.
• Level 27 Snow Key
• Level 28 Legendary Frost Effect: A cool frozen effect with star elements.
• Level 29 Legendary Frozen Gun: A clean blue-themed legendary weapon.

The final reward of the battle pass is Snowball Cannon, a uniquely designed gun with a transparent barrel that reveals the snowball. It features a new reload animation and sound effects, and there's a chance to obtain a Chroma Version each time you claim it.

New Map: Ski Village

The new map is a cozy, maze-like village with a frozen river that players can walk on, and there are "photos" of the development team inside the houses.

You'll also find a special Christmas tree adorned with decorative balls paying homage to the creators of the renowned Murder Mystery 2. Hidden tunnels connect the houses, allowing you to peek through holes in the ice. There's also a trap door and a secret passage.

You can also find a Jewelry Shop displaying items like crowns from MM2. In the map background, you'll see an area displaying Snowball Fight in progress. Snowball Fight is a 6v6 team battle mode where players use melee weapons for thrusting and throwing.

2025 Christmas Box

2025 Christmas Box contains skins for weapons from the battle pass. You can open it with a Snow Key, and you have a chance to obtain Godly Snow Dagger. It's small, easy to throw, and can be paired with Snowball Cannon to form a set. There's also a chance to obtain a Chroma version.

Crafting

Crafting mechanic returns in this update, allowing players to collect weapon skins of specific rarities to craft exclusive effects.

• All Common items can be crafted into Coal effect.
• All Uncommon items can be crafted into Bokeh effect.
• All Rare items can be crafted into Lights effect.
• Any Legendary Frost series knife can be crafted into Night Sky effect.

Gifting

Gifting 100 Gifts during this event will earn you an exclusive weapon. The 2025 reward, Ornament knife, can be paired with Bobble gun obtained last year to form a set.

Additionally, this year, artifacts obtained through gifting will only be available from the new Christmas chest, making the chance to obtain the high-value Snow Dagger and its Chroma version even more valuable. Artifacts obtained through gifting also have a chance to be Chroma version.

That concludes the overview of Murder Mystery 2 Christmas update. We hope you enjoy Christmas and the game!

While Call of Duty Black Ops 7 hasn't received overwhelmingly positive reviews, it must be acknowledged that it does bring some appealing new gameplay features compared to its predecessors, such as Cursed Mode.

This mode is part of the entire Zombies mode, and its novelty and challenge lie in the fact that you only have a Jager 45 pistol as your weapon at the start.

You then need to complete various trials to find hidden relics that serve as new gear or buffs, helping you complete the remaining trials to unlock the final reward.

Below, we will introduce the entire relic system and provide a detailed guide on how to unlock all Tier 1 relics.

How To Unlock The Relic System?

First, you need to know that the entire Cursed mode includes three tiers, from lowest to highest: Tier 1 Grim, Tier 2 Sinister, and Tier 3 Wicked. Each tier has three relics waiting to be found.

Next, you need to complete Ashes of the Damned main quest at least once in standard mode to begin unlocking and using the relics. Here are all the relics and their tiers:

• Tier 1: Lawyer's Pen
• Tier 1: Dragon Wings
• Tier 1: Teddy Bear
• Tier 2: Vril Sphere
• Tier 2: Pending
• Tier 2: Focusing Stone
• Tier 3: Bus
• Tier 3: Dragon
• Tier 3: Blood Vials

You must unlock all Tier 1 relics and at least two Tier 2 relics to start unlocking Tier 3 relics. To obtain Zombies mode camo, you need to unlock and use the corresponding relic to complete a Zombies mode game.

How To Find Lawyer's Pen?

After completing 20 rounds in Zombies mode in any way, you can begin searching for Tier 1 relic, Lawyer's Pen. Before you start, remember to obtain a napalm grenade or Molotov cocktail and equip it to your weapon; you will need it for the following steps.

• Step 1: Travel from Ashwood to Blackwater Lake. Lost Cabins will appear on the left side of the road.
• Step 2: Throw any item to attract the attention of nearby zombies, then enter the cabin and find the first candle on the dressing table.
• Step 3: Return to Ashwood and find the second candle behind Jugger-nog vending machine on the first floor of Rusty Rabbit bar on the west side of town.
• Step 4: Travel to Vandorn Farm and find the third candle on the nightstand in the upstairs bedroom.
• Step 5: Light all the candles, then go downstairs at Vandorn Farm to redeem a Brain Rot upgrade.
• Step 6: Find a green portal on the west side of the farm and interact with it to enter another dimension.
• Step 7: Defeat all enemies and survive four waves of attacks in Grim Trial in this dimension to unlock Lawyer's Pen.

Carrying items like Molotov cocktails is necessary because only they can hit and light the candles in this trial, while Brain Rot upgrade causes Shock Mimic zombies in Grim Trial to attack each other, reducing your combat pressure.

How To Find Dragon Wings?

The only prerequisite for unlocking this relic is to complete 20 rounds of Zombies mode, then return to Vandorn Farm, turn on the power, and from the farm, hit the following three portals in one time to travel to Janus Towers Plaza:

• 1. The central power line tower on the left side of the plaza
• 2. The center of the Janus Towers building
• 3. Near the wreckage on the right side of the plaza

Afterward, you will successfully land on the plaza. Then return to the north of Vandorn Farm to find the green portal belonging to Dragon Wings, enter it, and complete the trial to obtain the relic.

How To Find Teddy Bear?

The prerequisite for finding this relic is to complete 20 rounds of combat and unlock Aether Shroud Field Upgrade and Necrofluid Gauntlet.

Then you need to activate Aether Shroud Field Upgrade to make attacking teddy bears appear throughout the map. Equip Necrofluid Gauntlet and kill all 10 of them. You can determine their locations by their names:

• Janus Towers Teddy Bear
• Blackwater Lake Teddy Bear
• Lost Cabins Teddy Bear
• Ashwood Church Teddy Bear
• Ashwood Rabbit Alley Teddy Bear
• Grounded Ship Teddy Bear
• Vandorn Farm Teddy Bear
• Zarya Cosmodrome Teddy Bear
• Zarya Cosmodrome Support Systems Teddy Bear
• Exit 115 Teddy Bear

After completing this part of the challenge, return to Vandorn Farm again, find and enter the new green portal on the wall to the left outside the garage to unlock this trial.

This challenge also has four rounds of combat, with the first and third rounds featuring regular zombies, and the second and fourth rounds featuring respawning special enemies.

After defeating all enemies and completing the battle, you will unlock the third Tier 1 relic, Teddy Bear.

During combat, the two weapons you unlocked earlier will prioritize consuming essence when firing, before using bullets. Essence can also be used to exchange armor or ammunition.

After unlocking all three Tier 1 relics, you can activate them to begin farming for Tier 2 relics and utilize their effects to more easily handle subsequent battles.

This concludes the introduction to the relic system and how to unlock Tier 1 relics. If you haven't started collecting them yet, this guide will be helpful!

At the recently concluded TGA awards last week, Diablo 4 lived up to expectations, revealing several details about its second DLC, Lord of Hatred.

Of all the announced content in the new DLC, the most appealing is undoubtedly the two new classes, and more importantly, one of them, Paladin, is now playable in Season 11 - provided you pre-order the new DLC immediately.

Unlike the previous new class, Spiritborn, Paladin is not new to Diablo series, having appeared and been very popular in Diablo 2. Now, it finally returns in Diablo 4.

Below, we will introduce the new gameplay and features this class will have in Diablo 4, helping you quickly get started with Paladin if you plan to play it.

Paladin In Diablo 4 Overview

In Diablo 2, the class's main combat style was to strengthen itself or its teammates through various active or passive auras to deal more damage or gain more defense. Its core builds, Hammerdin and Smiter, were both very famous.

In Diablo 3, although Paladin was temporarily absent, another class, Crusader, had similarities. Diablo 4 seems to have combined the strengths of Diablo 2 Paladin and Diablo 3 Crusader to create a more powerful Paladin.

In general, in Diablo 4, Paladin is a shield-wielding melee class, drawing strength from the ability of Faith, and capable of dealing holy, physical, and fire damage. It has a wide variety of weapons and skills available, and a unique mechanism called Oaths.

What Are Oaths?

All Diablo 4 classes have a unique mechanism that serves to embody the class's characteristics and provide additional combat bonuses.

Paladin's Oaths are unlocked after reaching level 15. After that, you can choose one of four Oaths with different bonus effects as your specialization, making yourself a more powerful and specialized Paladin. They are:

• Zealot: Focuses on fast, aggressive attacks and critical strikes.
• Juggernaut: Emphasizes defense and shield abilities, capable of dealing Thorns damage and gaining offensive conversion while defending.
• Judicator: You can apply Judgement marks to enemies and then detonate them to deal high holy damage and AoE damage.
• Disciple: Enhance your damage and mobility by transforming into Arbiter form.

These Oaths are not only a way to increase your power, but also provide possibilities for crafting more Paladin builds in Season 11 and Lord of Hatred, further expanding the gameplay of this new class.

How To Unlock This Class?

Although Paladin is essentially one of the new classes introduced in the new DLC launching on April 28, 2026, if you pre-order DLC now, you can play Paladin in Season 11, combining seasonal powers and dungeons!

In addition, you are expected to be able to continue experiencing this class in other new seasons before the new DLC is officially released. More importantly, pre-ordering Lord of Hatred also directly unlocks the first DLC, Vessel of Hatred!

Paladin Exclusive Items

All gear in Diablo 4 can be simply divided into general and class-specific types, and rarer items often have one or more corresponding exclusive bosses; focusing on farming them gives you a greater chance of obtaining item drops.

Based on this, after Paladin's addition, in addition to the still available general gear, Diablo 4 has also added several new exclusive unique items and Legendary Aspects for this class.

It should be noted that while Paladin unique items can already be obtained by farming the corresponding bosses, Legendary Aspects have not yet unlocked this channel and can only be obtained through random drops, such as Helltide chests or Whisper caches.

However, it is expected that after the new DLC is officially released, new dungeons or other related new bosses added through the new region Skovos will provide you with exclusive Paladin Legendary Aspect drop channels.

All Paladin-exclusive unique items and corresponding bosses are as follows:

• Light's Rebuke - Flail - Grigoire
• Sunbrand - Flail - Varshan
• Herald's Morningstar - Mace - Duriel, Andariel, Harbinger
• Griswold's Opus - Sword - Duriel, Andariel, Harbinger
• Supplication - Sword - Grigoire
• Sundered Night - Two-Handed Axe - Grigoire
• Red Sermon - Two-Handed Sword - Grigoire, Lord Zir
• Bastion of Sir Matthias - Shield - Grigoire, Lord Zir
• Cathedral's Song - Shield - Lord Zir
• Gate of the Red Dawn - Shield - Andariel, Grigoire, Varshan
• Herald of Zakarum - Shield - Duriel, Andariel, Harbinger
• Ward of the White Dove - Shield - Varshan
• Judicant's Glaivehelm - Helm - Lord Zir, Urivar
• Mantle of the Gray - Chest Armor - Grigoire, Lord Zir, Varshan
• Dawnfire - Gloves - Grigoire, Varshan
• Arcadia - Pants - Grigoire, Varshan
• March of the Stalwart Soul - Boots - Grigoire, Lord Zir, Varshan
• Sanctis of Kethamar - Amulet - Lord Zir
• Judgment of Auriel - Amulet - Not clear yet
• Argent Veil - Ring - Grigoire, Varshan
• Seal of the Second Trumpet - Ring - Grigoire, Beast, Urivar
• Wreath of Auric Laurel - Ring - Grigoire, Beast, Urivar

All Paladin-exclusive Legendary Aspects are as follows:

Offensive:

• Aspect of Ascension
• Aspect of Celestial Strife
• Aspect of Chastisement
• Aspect of Excellence
• Aspect of Exorcism
• Aspect of Holy Punishment
• Aspect of Jacques' Fervor
• Aspect of Lagera's Sovereignty
• Aspect of Lapa's Scripture
• Aspect of Proselytizing
• Aspect of the Golden Hour
• Aspect of the Judicator
• Aspect of the Juggernaut's Covenant
• Aspect of the Zealot's Covenant
• Aspect of Tyrael's Jurisdiction
• Aspect of Utmost Glory
• Aspect of Watkins' Law
• Revelator's Aspect
• Squire's Aspects
• The Penitent's Aspect
• Virtuous Aspect

Defensive:

• Apostle's Aspect
• Aspect of Angelic Masterwork
• Aspect of Firm Decree
• Aspect of Glynn's Anvil
• Aspect of Hale's Salve
• Aspect of Heavenly Strength
• Aspect of Loyalty
• Aspect of Militance
• Aspect of the Disciple
• Aspect of the Indomitable
• Aspect of the Light's Mending
• Aspect of Verdant Restoration
• Lord of Blood's Aspect

Utility:

• Aspect of Dazzling Light
• Aspect of the Northern Guard
• Aspect of Valiance

Resource:

• Aspect of Valiance
• Aspect of Contemplation
• Aspect of Dedication
• Aspect of Dominance
• Aspect of Pilgrim's Progress
• Aspect of Salvation

Mobility:

• Aspect of Swift Spirit
• Aspect of the Arbiter's Zephyr
• Aspect of Unstoppable Force

The above is an introduction to the basic content of Paladin class. More specific skills and builds will depend on the actual season/DLC dungeons or quest content. If you are curious about this class, why not pre-order DLC now and give it a try!

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The latest patch for Path of Exile 2, The Last of the Druids, has begun. Do you prefer a familiar class, or are you eager to experience Druid? If you choose the latter, you'll eventually have to choose between Shaman and Oracle again.

Both are Druid Ascendancy classes, but you can only choose one at a time, and you can't change to experience the other one afterward unless you create a new character to continue playing.

To ensure you can progress more smoothly in the game with an Ascendancy class that suits you better, this patch will provide a detailed introduction to the features and gameplay of Shaman.

Shaman Overview

This Ascendancy class further expands upon Druid's ability to deal spell and elemental damage. By combining unique skill sets, it gains more charges and buffs, increasing damage output and skill rotation efficiency.

More specifically, Shaman can accumulate Rage during combat as a power source, then unleash it to amplify elemental damage, sometimes even creating powerful combos to quickly clear hordes of enemies within melee range.

How To Unlock Shaman?

Like other Ascendancy classes, unlocking Shaman requires completing Trial of the Sekhemas in Act 2 and Trial of Chaos in Act 3 to obtain enough points to unlock his unique ability. The specific process is as follows:

Act 2:

• 1. After arriving in hub town, find Traitor's Passage area and enter Trial of the Sekhemas.
• 2. Defeat the boss Balbala the Traitor to obtain a special token.
• 3. Place the token on Relic Altar at the trial entrance to officially begin the trial.
• 4. Upon completion, Ascendancy class mechanic will be unlocked, allowing you to choose one and immediately gain two Ascendancy points 1&2.

Act 3:

• 1. Enter Vaal Jungle and find Temple of Chaos.
• 2. Defeat the boss Xyclucian, the Chimera, to obtain the key item Chimeral Inscribed Ultimatum.
• 3. Use this item to unlock and enter Trial of Chaos. Successfully completing it will grant Ascendancy points 3&4.

While you can also unlock Ascendancy class by defeating the boss in Trial of Chaos, we recommend completing it as early as possible in Act 2. Both trials will also provide additional rewards, including gear, gems, and random types of PoE 2 currency.

It is rumored that a third trial will be added in Act 4, but details about the plan have only been revealed so far. For now, focus on the two existing trials.

Shaman's Unique Abilities

In Path of Exile 2, all basic class skills are used as skill gems (as was the case in the first game), resulting in cross-class skill equipping. However, Ascendancy class passive skills are unique to each class.

Sacred Flow

The passive effect of this skill is that it increases your Spirit by 40 for every empty Charm slot. Therefore, if your builds rely on Spirit consumption, you can selectively equip gear and utilize empty slots to keep your builds running.

Wisdom Of The Maji

Unlocking this node provides additional bonuses to your runes, such as increased damage or critical strike chance. This makes your overall strength even greater after equipping runes to gear.

Druidic Champion And Furious Wellspring

These two skills are discussed together because their effects are strongly correlated.

Every 2 Rage points you accumulate, Druidic Champion increases your spell damage by 1%, while Furious Wellspring restores 6% of your Rage per second while it naturally decays.

Combining these means that Rage is replenished as it is consumed, and the replenishment exceeds the consumption, allowing you to easily craft a Shaman build centered around Rage.

Bringer Of The Apocalypse

This skill, after you've dealt sufficient elemental damage through other attacks, will continue to inflict damage from different natural elements, such as fire or lightning, on enemies, culminating in a final burst to completely eliminate any remaining foes.

How To Choose Gear As A Shaman?

Based on Wisdom of the Maji skill effect, you should first add as many gears as possible that can be inlaid with runes to maximize their bonuses, ideally those with affixes that increase critical hit damage.

Secondly, you can add weapons that utilize Spirit or Rage mechanics, allowing other skills to also function. Of course, don't forget you don't need to fill all your gear slots.

How To Play It In Conjunction With Druid?

While Druid and Shaman skills belong to two separate systems, they are closely intertwined in practice. In human form, Druid primarily deals damage through nature spells, while Shaman skills amplify these damage effects.

If you want to diversify your gameplay, you can transform into an animal. For example, in bear form, you can ram enemies into a volcano created by Volcano skill, inflicting more fire damage; in wyvern form, you can launch aerial attacks.

What Are The Advantages Compared To Oracle?

Of course, each Ascendancy class is unique; none is inherently better than another. The key is how you utilize them.

Shaman excels at providing direct damage bonuses, attacking enemies with instant bursts of elemental damage, while Oracle's gameplay requires prediction and strategic planning in the early stages of combat, but ultimately yields reliable benefits.

Therefore, if you're an impatient player who enjoys a fast-paced, high-intensity playstyle, Shaman is a better fit.

That concludes our introduction to Druid Ascendancy class, Shaman. Based on the information we've provided, you can craft your own Shaman builds to conquer the challenges of the new league! Good luck!

The weekend is approaching, meaning the first major Monopoly Go event since Harry Potter GO album launch, Quidditch Racers, is entering its final sprint. How are you and your teammates progressing?

If you haven't earned enough medals in the previous days, you'll need to make the most of the weekend to earn flag tokens and use them to complete more race laps. Quaffle Quest will be there to help you throughout this process!

This event is the latest banner event from Monopoly Go and is expected to end alongside Quidditch Racers. Below is a detailed guide to the event.

Quaffle Quest Overview

The event started at 1:00 AM ET on December 12th and will continue until 4:00 AM ET on the 14th, lasting 2 days and 3 hours. The number of milestone rewards remains at 62.

Note that the dice rewards available in this event are slightly reduced, but the total number of points you need to earn is also slightly lower. However, this doesn't mean you can let your guard down!

Here's a summary of all the milestone rewards for this event. If it appeals to you, start playing now!

• 18,205 Free Dice Rolls in total
• 2,630 Flag Tokens in total
• 3 Pink Sticker Packs at the 26th Milestone
• 15-Minute Builder's Bash at the 18th Milestone
• 15-Minute Color Wheel Boost at the 44th Milestone
• 40-Minute Mega Heist at the 50th Milestone
• 15-Minute Cash Grab Boost at the 57th Milestone

How To Play Quaffle Quest?

If you want to experience the thrill of Quidditch like in the theme image, then unfortunately Monopoly Go is just a board game and can't do that yet. However, dashing across the board is a decent alternative!

All you need to do is keep rolling your dice and move the corresponding number of spaces on the game board based on the roll. You'll earn 4 points if you land on tiles with Quidditch net-shaped pickups.

If you're short on dice, don't worry, you'll replenish them through unlocked rewards as you play Quaffle Quest and participate in the new daily tournaments. It's worth noting that tournament points are earned by playing mini-games triggered by railroad tiles.

With enough dice, you can increase your multiplier when you see a cluster of pickups ahead, unlocking higher milestone rewards faster.

Quaffle Quest Rewards List

Due to the large number of milestones, to help you plan your playtime, we have listed all Quaffle Quest rewards below:

Milestone 1-10

• Milestone 1: 5 Points; 60 Flag Tokens
• Milestone 2: 10 Points; 25 Free Dice Rolls
• Milestone 3: 15 Points; Cash Reward
• Milestone 4: 30 Points; 2x Green Sticker Pack
• Milestone 5: 55 Points; 50 Free Dice Rolls
• Milestone 6: 30 Points; 80 Flag Tokens
• Milestone 7: 40 Points; 2x Green Sticker Pack
• Milestone 8: 50 Points; 40 Free Dice Rolls
• Milestone 9: 45 Points; 80 Flag Tokens
• Milestone 10: 165 Points; 150 Free Dice Rolls

Milestone 11-20

• Milestone 11: 55 Points; Cash Reward
• Milestone 12: 65 Points; 50 Free Dice Rolls
• Milestone 13: 70 Points; 100 Flag Tokens
• Milestone 14: 85 Points; 3x Yellow Sticker Pack
• Milestone 15: 425 Points; 375 Free Dice Rolls
• Milestone 16: 70 Points; 200 Flag Tokens
• Milestone 17: 85 Points; 70 Free Dice Rolls
• Milestone 18: 90 Points; Builder's Bash, 15 Minutes
• Milestone 19: 95 Points; Cash Reward
• Milestone 20: 700 Points; 575 Free Dice Rolls

Milestone 21-30

• Milestone 21: 115 Points; 200 Flag Tokens
• Milestone 22: 120 Points; 95 Free Dice Rolls
• Milestone 23: 115 Points; Cash Reward
• Milestone 24: 135 Points; 220 Flag Tokens
• Milestone 25: 1165 Points; 925 Free Dice Rolls
• Milestone 26: 145 Points; 3x Pink Sticker Pack
• Milestone 27: 155 Points; 220 Flag Tokens
• Milestone 28: 165 Points; Cash Reward
• Milestone 29: 765 Points; 575 Free Dice Rolls
• Milestone 30: 185 Points; 220 Flag Tokens

Milestone 31-40

• Milestone 31: 200 Points; Cash Reward
• Milestone 32: 215 Points; 150 Free Dice Rolls
• Milestone 33: 165 Points; Cash Boost, 10 Minutes
• Milestone 34: 235 Points; Cash Reward
• Milestone 35: 1600 Points; 1,100 Free Dice Rolls
• Milestone 36: 300 Points; 240 Flag Tokens
• Milestone 37: 325 Points; 200 Free Dice Rolls
• Milestone 38: 455 Points; Cash Reward
• Milestone 39: 1350 Points; 925 Free Dice Rolls
• Milestone 40: 335 Points; Cash Reward

Milestone 41-50

• Milestone 41: 385 Points; 240 Flag Tokens
• Milestone 42: 400 Points; Cash Reward
• Milestone 43: 2500 Points; 1,400 Free Dice Rolls
• Milestone 44: 350 Points; Wheel Boost, 15 Minutes
• Milestone 45: 450 Points; 250 Flag Tokens
• Milestone 46: 575 Points; 350 Free Dice Rolls
• Milestone 47: 500 Points; Cash Reward
• Milestone 48: 3250 Points; 1,650 Free Dice Rolls
• Milestone 49: 550 Points; 250 Flag Tokens
• Milestone 50: 450 Points; Mega Heist, 40 Minutes

Milestone 51-60

• Milestone 51: 650 Points; Cash Reward
• Milestone 52: 1800 Points; 800 Free Dice Rolls
• Milestone 53: 700 Points; 270 Flag Tokens
• Milestone 54: 850 Points; 500 Free Dice Rolls
• Milestone 55: 1000 Points; Cash Reward
• Milestone 56: 4500 Points; 2,200 Free Dice Rolls
• Milestone 57: 500 Points; Cash Boost, 15 Minutes
• Milestone 58: 800 Points; 375 Free Dice Rolls
• Milestone 59: 950 Points; Cash Reward
• Milestone 60: 1400 Points; 625 Free Dice Rolls

Milestones 61-62

• Milestone 61: 1500 Points; Cash Rewards
• Milestone 62: 10,000 Points; 5,000 Free Dice Rolls

While the rarest sticker pack is only pink, any sticker is valuable at the start of the season! Additionally, the cash rewards can help with your net worth building and Hogwarts Express progress, so don't underestimate them either.

That's all for this time. Hope you get all the in-game rewards you want by the end of the week!