The Summer Festival Returns To Neverwinter Today, Featuring Sahha Ball And Three Special Contests
Play sports, herd animals, pick corn, defeat trolls, and splash!
Praise the Sune!
The Summer Festival has returned to Neverwinter, and it's time to celebrate the goddess of beauty: Sune. Activities include Sahha Ball — a team-based sport from Amn, the Summer Feast Contest — herd animals and pick corn, the Troll Fight Contest — defeat trolls and earn contest points, and the Water Battle Contest — splash other players to earn points. Additionally, players can collect Fireblossom Flowers and participate in Summer Provisioning to craft special items.
Through the event, players can earn rewards like fashion sets, mounts, and companions via the Petal Store, the Tribute Store, and the Sahha Ticket Exchange. Notably, new rewards include the Slab of Vecna, a terrifying board that summons a skeletal rider to attack foes, and the Clockmaker Rune Board, a floating board styled after the Clockmaker's Guild. Returning items include the Dragonborn Grillmaster companion, the Summery Fashion set, and the Broom of the Wild.
There’s also the Piñata event, where players can attack pinatas for candy, gold, and magical items. The festival runs from July 27 to August 17 in the MMORPG. Just in case you were wondering, previous years' rewards have not been removed from the store and efforts are being made to bring back items previously unavailable.
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