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5/4/25 Attacks*hired twins, so all drops doubled, which I forgot to note here but is correct in my inventory*
ATTACK – Brown Bat
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ATTACK – Drop Bear
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ATTACK - Greater Sewer Rat
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ATTACK – Nook Squirrel
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ATTACK - Logophilic Lemur
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ATTACK – Kindlecorn
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ATTACK – Merely Kat - May
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Fiery Imp - May:
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4/27/25 AttacksATTACK – Brown Bat
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ATTACK – Drop Bear
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ATTACK - Greater Sewer Rat
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ATTACK – Nook Squirrel
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ATTACK - Logophilic Lemur
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ATTACK – Goblin Guard
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ATTACK - Kelpie (Timed - once every two weeks)
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Attack - Splintercat
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Congratulations Queen Skye on the birth of the precious Princess Lyra Fable Elspeth!!
The Emperor’s New Nonsense - QuestComplete the following tasks in pursuit of truth and clarity::
1. The Invisible Fabric Test - The Emperor insists that certain topics are “too controversial” for polite conversation. How convenient!
• Read a book that explores themes of race, gender, or sexuality - subjects the Emperor has conveniently chosen not to see.
My Best Friend's Honeymoon 4/23/25
• Read a book where language, words, or books are banned, erased, rewritten, or destroyed - because ignorance is so on trend this season.
The Library Game 3/19/25
2. The Academy of Illusions - All schools now teach embroidery, flattery, and royal genealogy. Critical thinking? Banned.
• Read a book set in a school, university, or place of learning - preferably one that teaches more than how to compliment a crown.
As You Wish 1/27/25
• Read a book that teaches you something meaningful - be sure to share what you learned (+1 XP if it’s about critical thinking or fact-checking).
Cheddar Luck Next Time 4/3/25 I learned more about cheese!
3. The Parade of Delusion - Lexomere erupts in applause for the Emperor’s invisible wardrobe. No one dares call it what it is.
• Read a book where deception or self-deception plays a central role.
Sandie Jones 3/10/25
• Read a book where a leader (king, CEO, general, etc.) makes disastrously bad decisions.
The Tower 3/14/25
4. The Silenced Child - The one who speaks the truth is often ridiculed, punished, or ignored.
• Read a book where a character is punished by someone in power (judge, teacher, parent, etc.) for speaking the truth.
The Last Session 4/8/25
• Read a book that includes a courtroom scene or legal battle for justice - because sometimes truth needs a really good lawyer..
Witness 8 3/12/25
• (Optional: Read a nonfiction book about whistleblowers, free speech, justice, or judicial system.)
5. The Emperor’s Purse - After spending a fortune on imaginary robes, the Empire’s economy is, "shockingly", not thriving.
• Read a book where somebody goes bankrupt.
Young Rich Widows 4/17/25
• Read a book featuring a con artist, narcissist, or fraudster.
No Roast for the Weary 4/29/25
6. Chronicle The Truth - so that others may benefit from your hard-won wisdom.
• Share your reading list in the Local Tavern thread once you’re done. Once submitted, your list is locked in and the quest is complete — even if you skipped an optional task. Calculate your reward according to the guidelines below.
Your reward for exposing nonsense: 2 XP per fiction book read and 3 XP per non-fiction book read. For a bonus 1 XP read Hans Christian Andersen's story The Emperor's New Clothes that inspired this quest (You can find it online for free, e.g. here: https://etc.usf.edu/lit2go/68/fairy-t... or here: https://www.gutenberg.org/cache/epub/...).
4/20/25 AttacksATTACK – Nook Squirrel
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ATTACK – Brown Bat
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ATTACK – Drop Bear
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ATTACK - Logophilic Lemur
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ATTACK - Greater Sewer Rat
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The way I rannnnnnnnnn! I cannot wait!
4/14/25 AttacksATTACK – Kindlecorn
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ATTACK - Logophilic Lemur
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ATTACK – Goblin Guard
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ATTACK - Kelpie (Timed - once every two weeks)
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Attack - Splintercat
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4/13/25 AttacksATTACK – Brown Bat
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ATTACK – Drop Bear
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ATTACK - Greater Sewer Rat
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ATTACK – Nook Squirrel
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What's in a name? (Enough to start a royal debate, apparently.)To do that:
• Read five books with a first name in the title. Each name must be unique—no trying to sneak in two books about someone called "John," even if one of them is wearing a magical hat.
Accidentally Amy 1/14/25
Vera Wong's Guide to Snooping [On a Dead Man] 3/31
Finlay Donovan Digs Her Own Grave 3/23/25
The Three Lives of Cate Kay 1/15/25
The Bertie Project 1/16/25
• Post your name list in the Tavern thread so that the patrons can guess at which one our queen will pick for her baby.
For supplementing the Queen’s baby name list with 5 bookish names, you earn 8 XP.
Bonus Reward: Should you discover books whose titles consist solely of the first name (e.g., Emma by Jane Austen or Ivanhoe by Sir Walter Scott), you’ll earn 1 extra XP per each such book. Queen Skye appreciates simplicity, and a name that stands alone in bold, bookish splendor is sure to catch her eye. (hide spoiler)]
Ahem.Here is my name list for What's in a name?
Amy
Vera
Finlay
Cate
Bertie
A nice mix of options!
Wendigo - TEMPLATE(AP: 10, HP: 100)
PETS ONLY
Bonuses from earlier battle: PPP + Radagast + fish
Hero level 14 (Max HP 40 with 4 Health Gems) - 12 HP
1 Kitty +"Lucky 13" collar = 3 *2 (PPP) * 2 (Radagast) * 2 (fish) = 24
1 Dog = 2 * 2 (PPP) * 2 (Radagast) = 8 AP
1 Horse = 1 * 2 (PPP) * 2 (Radagast) = 4 AP
1 Falcon = 1 * 2 (PPP) * 2 (Radagast) = 4 AP (every other turn)
Pet rock (-4 AP for monster and +4 HP at end of battle)
1 Orb of Water (+1 HP at end of battle)
1 Fence (-1 AP from monster)
Wendigo (AP: 10-5 = 7, HP: 100)
Round 1 (*Falcon):
Kitty attacks Wendigo (24 AP) ⇒ Wendigo 76 AP
Pets attack Wendigo (8+4+4 AP) ⇒ Wendigo 60 AP
Wendigo attacks hero (5 AP) ⇒ Hero 7 HP
Round 2:
Pets attack Wendigo (8+4 AP) ⇒ Wendigo 48 AP
Wendigo attacks hero (5 AP) ⇒ Hero 2 HP
Round 3 (*Falcon):
Hero takes 2 major heal potions (30 HP) ⇒ Hero 32 HP
Pets attack Wendigo (8+4+4 AP) ⇒ Wendigo 32 AP
Wendigo attacks hero (5 AP) ⇒ Hero 27 HP
Round 4:
Pets attack Wendigo (8+4 AP) ⇒ Wendigo 8 AP
Wendigo attacks hero (5 AP) ⇒ Hero 22 HP
Round 5 (*Falcon):
Pets attack Wendigo (8+4+4 AP) ⇒ Wendigo DEAD
Hero: 22 + 5 HP = 27 HP
Reward: 40 XP + 1 Stoneskin Potion + 1 Wendigo Antlers + 20 Gold
Training yard reward - • Rare Monsters: +5 XP, +10 Gold
4/11/25 - battlesATTACK - Greater Sewer Rat
Hero level 14 (Max HP 40 with 4 Health Gems)
Level 15 Sword (17 base attack), 9 HP
- Growth Weapon Enhancement
Orb of Earth (+3), 1 Combat Hat (+1),
*takes 1 PPP*
1 Kitty +"Lucky 13" collar (+6)* , 1 Dog (+4), 1 Horse (+2), 1 Falcon (+2 every other turn) = 29 to start
1 Pet rock (-2 AP for monster and +2 HP at end of battle)
1 Orb of Water (+1 HP at end of battle)
1 Fence (-1 AP from monster)
Greater Sewer Rat: 8-3 (shield and rock and fence) =5 Attack 20 Health
-Kitty attacks Rat (6 AP)==> Rat 14 HP
-Hero attacks Rat (29 AP) ==>Rat DEAD
Reward: 2 Experience, 1 Rat Tail
Hero now: HP =9 + 3 = 12 HP (rock and orb)
Wendigo - Battle
(AP: 10, HP: 100)
PETS ONLY
Bonuses from earlier battle: PPP + Radagast + fish
Hero level 14 (Max HP 40 with 4 Health Gems) - 12 HP
1 Kitty +"Lucky 13" collar = 3 *2 (PPP) * 2 (Radagast) * 2 (fish) = 24
1 Dog = 2 * 2 (PPP) * 2 (Radagast) = 8 AP
1 Horse = 1 * 2 (PPP) * 2 (Radagast) = 4 AP
1 Falcon = 1 * 2 (PPP) * 2 (Radagast) = 4 AP (every other turn)
Pet rock (-4 AP for monster and +4 HP at end of battle)
1 Orb of Water (+1 HP at end of battle)
1 Fence (-1 AP from monster)
Wendigo (AP: 10-5 = 7, HP: 100)
Round 1 (*Falcon):
Kitty attacks Wendigo (24 AP) ⇒ Wendigo 76 AP
Pets attack Wendigo (8+4+4 AP) ⇒ Wendigo 60 AP
Wendigo attacks hero (5 AP) ⇒ Hero 7 HP
Round 2:
Pets attack Wendigo (8+4 AP) ⇒ Wendigo 48 AP
Wendigo attacks hero (5 AP) ⇒ Hero 2 HP
Round 3 (*Falcon):
Hero takes 2 major heal potions (30 HP) ⇒ Hero 32 HP
Pets attack Wendigo (8+4+4 AP) ⇒ Wendigo 32 AP
Wendigo attacks hero (5 AP) ⇒ Hero 27 HP
Round 4:
Pets attack Wendigo (8+4 AP) ⇒ Wendigo 8 AP
Wendigo attacks hero (5 AP) ⇒ Hero 22 HP
Round 5 (*Falcon):
Pets attack Wendigo (8+4+4 AP) ⇒ Wendigo DEAD
Hero: 22 + 5 HP = 27 HP
Reward: 40 XP + 1 Stoneskin Potion + 1 Wendigo Antlers + 20 Gold
Hahahaha I mean I was thrilled to be able to use some of my older books!
Happy Monday! On this rainy day I've vanquished my Sir Peepocalypse and completed The Great Easter Egg-scapade. I LOVED this quest!
Sir PeepocalypseStats: 33 attack, 99 health.
This huge marshmallow-padded chicken uses its inherent special ability, Sugar Crash, against you. It overwhelms you with sugary sweetness, muddling your mind and rendering magic and advanced weaponry useless. Your primary weapon's base attack is reduced to one third of its original power (e.g., sword LVL 15 hits for 5 AP + 2 weapon bonus + pets + inventory and other bonuses). Magic and other weapons don't work against this hopped-up-on-sugar menace at all.
Tactical tip: To reduce Sir Peepocalypse's attack power, throw a carrot at him at the beginning of each turn. This offsets the sugar overload with something healthy, reducing his attack by 10 AP.
Hero level 14 (Max HP 40 with 4 Health Gems) - 34 HP
Level 15 Sword
- Growth Weapon Enhancement
Orb of Earth (+3), 1 Combat Hat (+1), 1 Kitty +"Lucky 13" collar (+3)* , 1 Dog (+2), 1 Horse (+1), 1 Falcon (+1 every other turn)
1 Pet rock (-1 AP for monster and +1 HP at end of battle)
1 Orb of Water (+1 HP at end of battle)
1 Fence (-1 AP from monster)
In this battle - Level 15 sword = 5 AP + 2 weapon bonus = 7 AP
- Growth Weapon Enhancement
Orb of Earth (+3), 1 Combat Hat (+1), 1 Kitty +"Lucky 13" collar (+3)* , 1 Dog (+2), 1 Horse (+1), 1 Falcon (+1 every other turn) = 16 AP to start
Sir Peepocalypse: 33-3 attack (shield and rock and fence) = 30 attack, 99 health (-10 for each carrot)
Round 1: (*Falcon)
-Kitty attacks Sir Peepocalypse (3 AP) ==>SP 96 HP
-Hero attacks Sir Peepocalypse (16 AP) ==> SP 80 HP
-Hero throws carrot (-10) ==> SP 20 AP
-Sir Peepocalypse (20 AP) ==> Hero 14 HP
Round 2:
-Hero takes 2 heal potions (+20 HP) ⇒ Hero 34 HP
-Hero attacks Sir Peepocalypse (16 AP) ==> SP 64 HP
-Hero throws carrot (-10) ==> SP 20 AP
-Sir Peepocalypse (20 AP) ==> Hero 14 HP
Round 3: (*Falcon)
-Hero takes 2 heal potions (+20 HP) ⇒ Hero 34 HP
-Hero attacks Sir Peepocalypse (18 AP) ==> SP 46 HP
-Hero throws carrot (-10) ==> SP 20 AP
-Sir Peepocalypse (20 AP) ==> Hero 14 HP
Round 4:
-Hero takes 2 heal potions (+20 HP) ⇒ Hero 34 HP
-Hero attacks Sir Peepocalypse (18 AP) ==> SP 28 HP
-Hero throws carrot (-10) ==> SP 20 AP
-Sir Peepocalypse (20 AP) ==> Hero 14 HP
Round 5: (*Falcon)
-Hero takes 2 heal potions (+20 HP) ⇒ Hero 34 HP
-Hero attacks Sir Peepocalypse (20 AP) ==> SP 8 HP
-Hero throws carrot (-10) ==> SP 20 AP
-Sir Peepocalypse (20 AP) ==> Hero 14 HP
Round 6:
-Hero attacks Sir Peepocalypse (20 AP) ==> SP DEAD
Training yard reward - Event Monsters (Halloween, Easter, Group Events): +2 XP, +2 Gold
4/6/25 AttacksATTACK – Brown Bat
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ATTACK – Drop Bear
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ATTACK - Greater Sewer Rat
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ATTACK – Nook Squirrel
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ATTACK - Logophilic Lemur
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ATTACK – Goblin Guard
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ATTACK - Greater Sewer Rat x 14
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The Great Easter Egg-scapade! - April 2025Spring has arrived in Novel Kingdom, and Queen Skye’s subjects are eagerly preparing for the most egg-citing celebration of the season—Easter! The festival promises grand egg hunts, chocolate feasts, and a special appearance from the Easter Bunny himself. Even the local rabbits have rehearsed a festive dance to welcome their beloved holiday hero.
But just as the final decorations are placed on the Golden Egg Display, disaster strikes. A notorious gang of mischievous chickens, known as the Peep Bandits, has stolen every single Easter egg—including the legendary Jewel Egg of Infinite Yolk. Without these sacred eggs, the Easter celebration cannot proceed.
The kingdom needs a hero—a sharp-witted, book-loving champion with a fondness for bunnies. That means you!
Your mission: Recover the stolen eggs, outwit the Peep Bandits, and restore Easter to Novel Kingdom.
Quest Rules:
- Complete each part in order. No skipping ahead—this isn’t a shortcut through a hedge maze.
- Use books from your Tote of Infinite Books that were read or first published in March or April, or select fresh books (read after the publication of this quest).
- To earn the final reward you need to complete all parts of the quest - that includes confronting the mastermind behind the heist (in Part 5).
Part 1: Crack the Case - 4/6/25
The kingdom is in chaos. The eggs are missing, people are panicking, and local chocolatiers are in despair. To solve this mystery, you’ll need to gather clues and act fast.
1. Interview the Witnesses – The royal guards reported suspicious figures lurking near the Golden Egg Display last night. Someone must know something.
• Read a book featuring an investigation, whether it’s a detective story, conspiracy unraveling, or sleuthing adventure.
Nosy Neighbors 3/27/2024
2. Consult the Town Gossip – Every kingdom has someone who knows everything. Here, it’s Madame Whispermouth, who only speaks in riddles and half-truths.
• Read a book where secrets or rumors play a major role in the plot.
The Duchess Deal read 3/14/2022
3. Inspect the Crime Scene – In the Royal Egg Vault which under normal circumstances houses the Jewel Egg of Infinite Yolk, you find colorful feathers, candy wrappers, and a cryptic note. To gather the clues:
• Read a book with a bird, feather, or wings on the cover.
3/25• Read a book where someone eats candy, cookies, or chocolate.
My Lovely Wife 4/17/2019
• Read a book in which a character breaks a code or deciphers a message.
The Man Who Died Twice read 3/29/2022
Reward for completing Part 1: 6 XP, 6 Gold Coins (discovered under the Golden Egg Display).
Part 2: The Great Egg Hunt - 4/6/25
Using your newly gathered information and detective skills, you pinpoint the hiding places of the stolen eggs. It’s time to track them down.
1. Recover the Chocolate Eggs – The Forest of Fiction is filled with hidden chocolate eggs, but some are booby-trapped. (Ever stepped on a melted chocolate egg? Disgusting.)
• Read a book with two or more Ts in the title (for trees) to search the area.
Amari and the Night Brothers 3/31/2023
• To disarm the boobytraps, read a book where a bomb either explodes or somebody manages to neutralize it in time.
Charlie Thorne and the Royal Society 3/23/2024
2. Rescue the Sugar-Coated Hostages – In the village of the Marshmallow Peeps, you discover that some of the townsfolk have been kidnapped by the Peep Bandits. They must be freed before they go stale.
• Read a book with a pink cover.
4/27/2023• Read a book that is heartwarming or sweet, such as a romance or fairy tale.
Right Where I Left You 3/16/2022
3. Look for the Jewel Egg of Infinite Yolk – The most powerful Easter artifact (or at least the shiniest) must be hidden somewhere high above, possibly on Cloud Nine.
• Read a book with the word "sky," "star," "cloud," or "moon" in the title or a book that is the ninth in the series.
Duplicated Fevered Star 4/21/22
Despite your best efforts, you recover only half of the stolen eggs and the Jewel Egg of Infinite Yolk is amongst those still missing. Queen Skye, however, appreciates your bravery and rewards you.
Reward for completing Part 2: 6 XP, 3 Find Items Potions.
Part 3: Prepare for Battle - 4/6/25
The Peep Bandits will not surrender without a fight. You’ll need to gather supplies, form a strategy, and prepare for the final confrontation.
1. Gather Your Gear – A true hero is only as strong as their resolve (and their equipment).
• Read a book with a traditional weapon (sword, dagger, or gun) on the cover. No umbrellas, even if they can be wielded creatively.
3/5/252. Form an Attack Plan – The Peep Bandits are quick, fluffy, and fueled by sugar. You need to be prepared.
• Read a book where the main character wins a physical fight.
Where the Bones Lie 3/6/25
• To practice, defeat 20 Common monsters (!Timed monsters don't count!). All battles must take place after completing Part 2.
Done - see 4/6/25 battles
• To plan this complex operation, read a book featuring a character in a significant role who is a high-ranking officer, such as a colonel, general or admiral.
Homicide in the Indian Hills 3/27/25
3. Prepare for the Sugar Rush – Battles require energy, and you’ll need plenty of it.
• Read a book with food on the cover to stock up on essential battle snacks.
3/24/25Reward for completing Part 3: 6 XP, 6 Carrots (they might come in handy later).
Part 4: The Final Egg-Straction - 4/6/25
The Peep Bandits’ secret hideout is revealed—a colossal chocolate fortress in the heart of Candy Cane Canyon. It’s time for the final showdown.
1. Infiltrate the Candy Fortress – The entrance is guarded by five rabbits kidnapped from the Forest of Fiction and brainwashed by the Peep Bandits to do their bidding. The best way to both cure their condition and sneak past unnoticed is to use carrots as bait. Your mum was right—carrots can cure a plethora of complaints.
• Read a book where the word "carrot" or "carrots" appears at least five times.
Duplicated Murder, She Barked 3/19/19
• Read a book where the main character sneaks, spies, or infiltrates a location.
Doughnuts and Deception 3/12/25
2. Confront the Egg Thief – Deep within the fortress, you face the leader of the Peep Bandits gang, Sir Peepington III, a giant, fluffy, ill-tempered chicken in a tiny top hat. He has long resented Queen Skye’s favoritism toward bunnies and chocolate, and he plans to ruin Easter to make his point.
• Read a book with headwear on the cover to identify him.
3/20/25• Read a book where the villain is exaggerated or over-the-top to distract Sir Peepington by placating his huge ego.
Deep Fried Death 3/10/25
3. Recover the Remaining Eggs – With Sir Peepington distracted, you seize the Jewel Egg of Infinite Yolk and the rest of the stolen eggs and make your escape.
• Read a book where the protagonist is a runner—either an athlete or someone running from responsibility.
All the Other Mothers Hate Me 3/16/25
Reward for completing Part 4: 6 XP, 3 Heal Potions.
Part 5: Defeat the Egg-Napper Extraordinaire
Just when you think the mission is complete, Sir Peepington consumes a Jellybean of Doom and transforms into his ultimate form: Sir Peepocalypse
1. Defeat Sir Peepocalypse
Stats: 33 attack, 99 health.
This huge marshmallow-padded chicken uses its inherent special ability, Sugar Crash, against you. It overwhelms you with sugary sweetness, muddling your mind and rendering magic and advanced weaponry useless. Your primary weapon's base attack is reduced to one third of its original power (e.g., sword LVL 15 hits for 5 AP + 2 weapon bonus + pets + inventory and other bonuses). Magic and other weapons don't work against this hopped-up-on-sugar menace at all.
Tactical tip: To reduce Sir Peepocalypse's attack power, throw a carrot at him at the beginning of each turn. This offsets the sugar overload with something healthy, reducing his attack by 10 AP.
Hero level 14 (Max HP 40 with 4 Health Gems) - 34 HP
Level 15 Sword
- Growth Weapon Enhancement
Orb of Earth (+3), 1 Combat Hat (+1), 1 Kitty +"Lucky 13" collar (+3)* , 1 Dog (+2), 1 Horse (+1), 1 Falcon (+1 every other turn)
1 Pet rock (-1 AP for monster and +1 HP at end of battle)
1 Orb of Water (+1 HP at end of battle)
1 Fence (-1 AP from monster)
In this battle - Level 15 sword = 5 AP + 2 weapon bonus = 7 AP
- Growth Weapon Enhancement
Orb of Earth (+3), 1 Combat Hat (+1), 1 Kitty +"Lucky 13" collar (+3)* , 1 Dog (+2), 1 Horse (+1), 1 Falcon (+1 every other turn) = 16 AP to start
Sir Peepocalypse: 33-3 attack (shield and rock and fence) = 30 attack, 99 health (-10 for each carrot)
Round 1: (*Falcon)
-Kitty attacks Sir Peepocalypse (3 AP) ==>SP 96 HP
-Hero attacks Sir Peepocalypse (16 AP) ==> SP 80 HP
-Hero throws carrot (-10) ==> SP 20 AP
-Sir Peepocalypse (20 AP) ==> Hero 14 HP
Round 2:
-Hero takes 2 heal potions (+20 HP) ⇒ Hero 34 HP
-Hero attacks Sir Peepocalypse (16 AP) ==> SP 64 HP
-Hero throws carrot (-10) ==> SP 20 AP
-Sir Peepocalypse (20 AP) ==> Hero 14 HP
Round 3: (*Falcon)
-Hero takes 2 heal potions (+20 HP) ⇒ Hero 34 HP
-Hero attacks Sir Peepocalypse (18 AP) ==> SP 46 HP
-Hero throws carrot (-10) ==> SP 20 AP
-Sir Peepocalypse (20 AP) ==> Hero 14 HP
Round 4:
-Hero takes 2 heal potions (+20 HP) ⇒ Hero 34 HP
-Hero attacks Sir Peepocalypse (18 AP) ==> SP 28 HP
-Hero throws carrot (-10) ==> SP 20 AP
-Sir Peepocalypse (20 AP) ==> Hero 14 HP
Round 5: (*Falcon)
-Hero takes 2 heal potions (+20 HP) ⇒ Hero 34 HP
-Hero attacks Sir Peepocalypse (20 AP) ==> SP 8 HP
-Hero throws carrot (-10) ==> SP 20 AP
-Sir Peepocalypse (20 AP) ==> Hero 14 HP
Round 6:
-Hero attacks Sir Peepocalypse (20 AP) ==> SP DEAD
Hero: 14 + 2 (rock and orb) = 16 HP
2. Return all the eggs to the Royal Egg Vault – So that the Kingdom might prepare the celebration in time for Easter.
• Read a book with an egg on the cover or "Easter" in the title.
Duplicated
read 3/22/223. Celebrate your victory!
• Announce your victory in the Local Tavern thread.
Reward for completing Part 5: 15 XP, 3 Duplication Potions.
Final Celebration
With the stolen eggs safely returned, the kingdom rejoices. Queen Skye proclaims you the official Easter Champion, and the Easter Bunny himself acknowledges your heroic deeds. As a token of gratitude, you receive an additional reward: 5 XP and 3 of the Easter Bunny’s finest decorated eggs. Your name is forever etched in the annals of Novel Kingdom’s history, and Easter is saved once more.
Note: The Easter Bunny Egg is a magical treat that restores up to 15 HP. It can be eaten in portions and remains fresh for one month after the first bite. Cannot be duplicated by the Magical Pumpkin.
I know my brain sometimes works differently than others... but for The Great Easter Egg-scapade! it says books read or published in March or April, that means ANY March or April right?
