Heim Nachricht Harvest Hollow bringt ein Halloween-Spukzentrum und ein Feld voller Schreie nach RuneScape!

Harvest Hollow bringt ein Halloween-Spukzentrum und ein Feld voller Schreie nach RuneScape!

Autor: Allison Jan 04,2025

Machen Sie sich bereit für gruseligen Spaß in RuneScape! Das neue Harvest Hollow Halloween-Event ist da und bringt bis zum 4. November gruseligen Nervenkitzel nach Gielinor.

Das ist keine gewöhnliche Halloween-Feier.

In Harvest Hollow gibt es Kürbisse, Lagerfeuer, gruselige Kerzen und sogar beunruhigende Tentakel! Verbünde dich drei Wochen lang mit dem Horsemen-Clan für gespenstische Abenteuer.

Erkunden Sie den neuen Harvest Hollow-Hub und nehmen Sie an der saisonalen Quest „Field of Screams“ teil, bei der Sie Herausforderungen meistern, die von furchterregenden Reiterkapitänen gestellt wurden.

Ein Highlight ist das herausfordernde Maislabyrinth, in dem Sie Gewandtheitskürzel verwenden, um Kobolde zu fangen und gegen drei Bosse zu kämpfen. Besiege sie, um gruselige Token, Clan-Süßigkeiten und seltene Boss-Drops zu erhalten.

Genießen Sie Aktivitäten zum Thema Halloween in den Bereichen Archäologie, Diebstahl, Gebet und Beschwörung für mehr EP. Sammle neue und wiederkehrende Gegenstände, darunter Reiteruniformen, den Ring von Frank, Franks Schild, Reaper-Masken und neue Boss-Haustier-Skins.

Neue Haustiere wie der Geist der Ernte Sense und ein Huhn namens Pferde sind ebenfalls verfügbar. Reynolds Harvest Boon-Shop kehrt mit bekannten Favoriten aus vergangenen Halloween-Events zurück.

Verpassen Sie nicht gruselige Bosse, Halloween-Herausforderungen und tolle Belohnungen! Begeben Sie sich in Harvest Hollow, bevor es am 4. November endet. Laden Sie RuneScape aus dem Google Play Store herunter.

Weitere Gaming-Neuigkeiten finden Sie in unserem Artikel zur kommenden sechsten Staffel von Torchlight: Infinite.

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