| March 13, 2011 - Weekly Raffle Results! |
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The results are in! The winner for this weeks raffle was Halofyre! Congratulations! The winning pot was 5,826,650 tu. The raffle has been reset, and you may now buy tickets for next weeks drawing. |
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| March 9, 2011 - Mardi Gras! |
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Mardi Gras!
This is a day to party and enjoy yourself. Unfortunately, it only comes once a year - be sure to commemorate it with one of these brilliant strings of beads.
They are being flung everywhere. When you find one, be sure to place it around your neck and party! |
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| March 8, 2011 - More Trance Creatu |
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Trance The following creatu are now available in the Trance color!
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| March 6, 2011 - Weekly Raffle Results! |
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The results are in! The winner for this weeks raffle was missfuvolista! Congratulations! The winning pot was 5,896,850 tu. The raffle has been reset, and you may now buy tickets for next weeks drawing. |
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| March 3, 2011 - Kayoki |
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 The Kayoki has received a slight touch up!    Visit the Creatu List, located in the Hatchery, to view all of the new Kayoki colors. Kayoki are often described as fluffy bundles of mischievous love. They are curious by nature and like to get into absolutely anything they can. They will knock over trash cans and sneak into houses just to see what’s inside. They have been known to wake entire neighborhoods with their nocturnal antics. It is mostly the young ones that get caught. As they grow they become more sneaky and aside from the occasional overturned trash can leave only a silent trail of destruction. Even in captivity Kayoki are known to leave entire rooms turned inside out in their curiosity. Despite this unfortunate trait, they are adored for their loving personality. Captive Kayoki will shower their owner with affection, doing everything from greeting their owner at the door when they return to cuddling with their owner as the pair go to sleep. Sometimes this affection can get out of hand, especially when Kayoki owners wake up in the morning to find several of their own belongings laid out on the bed as gifts. Although Kayoki may be cute and loving, they are fierce hunters. Kayoki owners never need to worry about pests in their homes as the Kayoki will quickly capture and eliminate anything that should not be inside. They will often sneak out at night to hunt for food and occasionally leave their owners a hunting gift for the morning. If you can get past the curiosity and presents, the Kayoki is an excellent addition to any home. As always, if you cannot see the updated images please do a hard refresh or clear your cache. |
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