News Archive: Week 40, 2020

May I offer you a blob plushie in this trying time?

Are you seeing double in the newest Monthly Collection from the Cash Shop? Be careful, you may be in trouble.

You can also purchase one of our older October Donation Presents or Collections!

We’re giving you an extra day to grab any September Collection you may need from the Cash Shop!

While you wait for the October Collections, we encourage you to take a moment and check out the Morostide 2020 Suggestions thread. We’d love to hear what you’d like to see this year for the Pumpkin Patch, Trick or Treating, and other spooky things. :)

Note: Don’t suggest bringing back older Morostide items. We have plans for older items that won’t be rereleased via Patch or ToT this year.

The Freyalise Trading Co. has closed up shop and the crew is back on the ship until next year.

Did you know the first week on the ship is painfully boring? First Mate Rita is hoping you will help get everyone back in shape by battling them before they get too far out to sea.

You’ll have until 11:59pm on October 8 to defeat the Freyalise crew.

I’ve learned two things on this little excursion to Riverside. One, the locals have dubbed this particular beast “Talveg” and the area is just lousy with hole-in-the-wall shops hawking keychains, mugs, and blurry black and white photos of a long-necked water-dwelling creature. Two, every single resident has a cousin twice-removed who knows a guy who knows a guy who swears he once caught a glimpse of a giant flipper when he was a kid. Really starting to think I’ve been taken in by some tourist trap.

On the upside, I scored this cool novelty swampie license plate with my name on it. And it’s spelled correctly! They usually never even have my name, it just goes straight from “Bill” to “Bobby” or they spell it “Blayk.” Who even knows a Blayk?

Anyway, I’m not quite ready to throw in the towel. There’s still one place left to search: an old lake that used to be part of the main river. The shallow bends dried up years ago, leaving only a deep body of water and providing the perfect hiding spot for a legendary beast. As you can see from the Riverside Meander Legendary Track, there’s definitely been some kind of activity around here. Only one thing left to do, and that’s trying to lure this overgrown swampie out into the open. Grab your gear and let’s see if there’s any truth to these fish tales! 

Saherimos Salt Diapir Legendary Track will retire on October 1.

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