Runes of Magic Spring contest: Can you find the eggs on our site?
by Shawn Schuster 
Apr 13th 2009 at 3:00PM
Filed under: Fantasy, Contests, Culture, Events, real-world, Events, in-game, Runes of Magic
The basics of the rules are simple: check out our Runes of Magic category page (multiple pages) and hunt down small Rune Eggs of various colors. Count up the number of blue, green and red eggs hidden on the page and report them on an official form for this event. These eggs will be hidden throughout the category pages, in images, posts and anywhere else we could sneak them in. This contest ends on April 19th, so get moving! Read below the cut for complete details.
From April 12-April 19, players just need to visit one of the participating
sites and count the rune eggs to enter the event. Winners will be chosen
from all of the entries and receive some cool in-game items!
Each participating site will have a different number of rune eggs in each
color: Blue, Red and Green.
Report the rune eggs on the official form here.
All sites have the following prizes to give away:
- Baby Ice Frog - Pet Egg (30 Days)
- Wetland Poison Frog - Pet Egg (30 Days)
- Goblin - Pet Egg (30 Days)
- Little Death - Pet Egg (30 Days)
- Little Giant - Pet Egg (30 Days)
Additionally all winners will receive:
- Egg Rice Dumplings (stack of 10)
- Chocolate (stack of 10)
- Chocolate Crisp (stack of 10)
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Dude said on 4:35PM 4-13-2009
Er.... World of Runesofmagiccraft now? They got something like this too... but by sheer coincidence it's on hold. Ooooh conspiracy theories must love this one.
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Hardy said on 5:05PM 4-13-2009
Totally! I mean, it's not a coincidence that both games has an "Easter" event near Easter, and both involve a traditional "Egg hunt".
RoM is just totally ripping off WoW. lol
larzjudith said on 6:37PM 4-13-2009
Potential conspiracies aside, it could be that both companies feel eggs symbolize Easter.
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Dude said on 5:35AM 4-14-2009
Nah, nailing a guy to bits of wood then hoping he comes back from the dead is what Easter's about. Egg hunting and it's rewards were revived to make a ton of money. Which is sadly what it's all about, really.
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