With the Cauldron of Aruba you can fight in exciting battles on special sea charts, rake in great rewards and receive pearl items for a lower price than in the bazaar. Of course, Lady Luck also plays an important role here.
What does the Cauldron of Aruba do?
In the Cauldron of Aruba, you can use mojo flasks to collect scroll parts which lead you to an exciting bonus map. For every mojo flask used, you receive a scroll part, valuable pearl items or other surprises. These surprises can also be switched and do not stay forever.
What exactly is mojo and how can I get it?
Mojo was actually a fabric bag which was carried underneath a person’s clothes. Filled with herbs and magical powder, sometimes with coins and other suitable items, it was enchanted with magic, and was meant to protect you from evil or to bring you luck in certain situations. In the game however it is a liquid filled up in a flask; it is the currency for the Cauldron of Aruba and might just bring you luck.
You receive a flask of mojo every day for free, which will show you under extra-mojo in the Cauldron of Aruba. You can also find mojo in some Glitters on the sea chart or in the Cauldron of Aruba.
What can I win here?
In addition to the scroll parts you can win the following items:
• Elite snowballs
• Extra mojo, jokers
• Elite pistols, cutlasses, armor, harpoons
• Elite powder monkeys, life jackets
• … and many other surprises which may also change with time.
If there are to be additions/subtractions to the Cauldron, you will be notified in the official announcements.
How many jokers can I use?
You can collect up to 5 jokers and use them as multipliers. The sixth joker will
automatically be used for you.
Depending on the value of the joker, you’ll receive double or triple the value, etc. or even be paid six times the value of your winnings. This applies to all items and also for scroll parts and surprises.
What happens if I get a scroll part when using a joker?
You receive a multiple amount of scroll parts because in this case you won’t receive two of the same kind. If a scroll is completed in this manner, you’ll be paid with elite ammunition for the extra parts.
How do I get to these special maps and what awaits me there?
If you have collected all the scroll parts, you can activate the magic of the Cauldron of Aruba and go to this special map. Here you’ll face a number of exciting challenges: You’ll need to discover many treasures here and beat dangerous opponents. You also have the possibility of leaving this special sea chart using the scroll; however, you have to wait a certain amount of time while logging out and must not be attacked during this time. You can also use the logout function as normal. Please keep in mind that after logging in on this sea chart again you won’t necessarily start out with your last task status.
Further details about this special sea chart will not be revealed here, so if you want to find out more, why not test it yourself. :-)
Overview of the Prizes:
The % behind the prizes is the chance that you have to win that specific prize each time you do complete the Bonus-Maps. You can have wins more than one time (without designs).
Green BonusMap: - 5% Damage Increase 7 Days (DNS) - (50%)
- 12.250 more hitpoints for 7 days (DNS) - (50%)
Red BonusMap:
- 5% Damage Increase 14 Days (DNS) - (25%)
- 25k More HP 7 Days (DNS) - (25%)
- Venom Ship Design (ES) - (25%)
Blue BonusMap:
Yellow BonusMap- Chance of inflicting 7% more damage for 28 days (DNS) - (20%)
- Chance of increasing yer max. HP value by 75,000 HP for 7 days (DNS) - (20%)
- Chance of finding a mojo deck to use for 14 days (DNS) - (20%)
- Coronis Ship Design (ES) - (40%)
- With the Design Coronis You will have the extras:
4% more damage in PvP battle or to NPCs
4% more damage to monsters
Crew’s value increases by 4% upon boarding another ship
ELP/EP = ElitePoints and ExpierencePoints Added to your account.
(DNS) = Does Not Stack - Only one of these prizes will work EG: if more than one is won it is still 5% NOT 10%. (it can continue for another week but not stack)
The Cauldron of Aruba & the Scrolls
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