Moonton has launched a thrilling new event titled "Toxic Outbreak" in Watcher of Realms, introducing the Poison Team with some exciting additions. Kicking off today, this event not only features fresh heroes but also introduces innovative mechanics and engaging quests.
Who’s New in the Poison Team?
The Poison Team has been reinforced with four formidable heroes from the Esoteria Order, each specializing in Poison Damage over Time (DoT) effects, perfect for tackling resilient bosses. Among these new faces, Vorn, Numera, and Nastya stand out, each bringing a distinct playstyle to the table.
- Vorn focuses on poison and shield-breaking strategies, making him a powerhouse against heavily armored foes.
- Numera combines toxic surges with true damage, wielding a bow crafted from Grimthorn Elm for precision strikes.
- Nastya, known as the "Iron Maiden," boasts the ability to resurrect herself, becoming even deadlier after rising from the grave.
In addition to these heroes, players will encounter a packed calendar of in-game events, including a Sign-in Event, Scroll Exploration, and more. A standout figure among these is Epic Lord Vixera, available for free via the Shard Summon Event running from May 16th to June 3rd. As a Poison Unit, Vixera’s mission is dark and twisted—she seeks to transform the world into a toxic nightmare, leaving behind an expanding toxic cloud that haunts the residents of Tya.
Special Summoning Events
A series of limited-time summoning events are scheduled to enhance your roster. Starting May 16th, these events offer a 20x rate-up for selected heroes:
- May 16th – May 19th: A special summoning event highlights Valeriya and Numera.
- May 17th – May 19th: An Ancient Summoning Event boosts the chances of obtaining Nastya and Sargak, the ruthless Orc general known for his destructive path.
- May 23rd – May 25th: Another round of summoning returns Vorn and Helga, offering the same boosted odds.
Excited to join the Poison Team? Download Watcher of Realms from the Google Play Store today.
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