ArcheAge Rolls Out New Companions And Mounts
Get your bundle of fluff collecting hat on because ArcheAge has introduced three new critter types for players to collect. Of course, they're gonna cost you some credits, but we're pretty sure you assumed that by now. Right?
The first furry addition is the Crater Cub -- which is a potential crate drop. The crate costs 450 Credits. There's also an Ebonfur Cub available to Legacy players for 625 loyalty.
Next up is the War Tiger mount. This mount comes in three colours, with each including a helm, saddle, and leg guards. Only two of the three variations are available on both Legacy and Fresh start servers: Rajani and Shayeera. They run 2,500 Credits each. Both of these may also be obtained on Legacy for 625 Loyalty.
Finally, there's also a Celestial Kitsu mount to collect. It's a permanent addition to the Golden Token Store and will run players 2 Golden Tokens. Full details on each of the critters stats -- as well as a list of what other things are available in the Cub Crates -- are available on the ArcheAge site.
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