This month's Legends of Norrath promo weekend begins Friday at 2 p.m. PDT and ends on Monday at 10 a.m. PDT.
Look for two new promo cards, Graycat (5P16) and Kunzar Savage (5P17), to drop this weekend in EverQuest and EverQuest II.
Images of the cards can be found here or below.
Happy Thanksgiving! SOE is sharing several ways to celebrate the holiday both in-game and out, so check out this post for a long list of activities.
For a little taste (pun intended, sorry) of their offerings, here's a list of desserts you can make both in-game and with real ingredients for your Thanksgiving table.
Or, if you'd prefer some challenges, test your writing skills with the Turkey Adventure or your ability to modify screenshots with the Turkey Shoot. Both challenges end Dec. 2. There's even an extended loot tournament until Nov. 30 in Legends of Norrath.
The November Premier Event will begin tomorrow at 10 a.m. PDT, and the grand prize is a Z-Series Sony VAIO Laptop worth approximately $1,800. It's a free five-to-eight round constructed deck event and there's plenty of other prizes available:
More information can be found here or below.
There's an all new Ring of Scale scenario going on right now in Legends of Norrath. You can log on and play the role of Jaled-Dar, the mighty-flying dragon of the Ring of Scale, until Dec. 15 at 2 p.m. PDT. If you defeat Ganak, you'll win the Visage of the Ice Golem loot card for EQ or Vision of Fury loot card for EQII based on your loot preferences.
In Kunark long ago, the winged dragon lords of the Ring of Scale waged war with the airborne Iksar army mounted on their flying Sokokars. Ganak – son of Atrebe and emperor of the Iksar – met with Jaled-Dar – mighty-winged dragon of the Ring of Scale – in a legendary aerial duel over the Field of Bone. They were both incinerated by magic and fire as a result of this battle. What if one had prevailed? How would history have been changed?
Players asked and SOE has listened, and is making quite a few changes to Sprint Tourneys!
So, how does this help those of you who can't play in 10 or more events per week? Glad you asked. We'll be using a new calculation for the Sprint totals. Each week, Sunday through Saturday, you and everyone else will receive Sprint points for only the best four showings. For example: You had a great day on Monday and placed very well on the two events. Tuesday was a terrible day, and you just couldn't get your deck to work. On Wednesday, you rebounded and placed well again. For the rest of the week, you played OK. You'll receive points for the Monday and Wednesday events. The rest does not affect your schedule.
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