- Dates
- 2021
- Levels
- 15
Rewards
500 Free
Hunters
Legendary skins
Items
- CHARY'S IMPLIED CONTRACT Event Points Boost (50%) · 2 hours Level 1 · Free
Berthier 1892 Level 4 · Free
Ammo Incendiary Ammo ×2 Level 5 · Free- CHARY'S IMPLIED CONTRACT Event Points Boost (50%) · 2 hours Level 7 · Free
Ammo Spitzer Ammo ×2 Level 8 · Free
Frag Bomb ×3 Level 9 · Free- CHARY'S IMPLIED CONTRACT Event Points Boost (50%) · 2 hours Level 11 · Free
- Berthier 1892 Level 12 · Free
Reward track
- Level 1, 300 Event Points
- CHARY'S IMPLIED CONTRACT Event Points Boost (50%) · 2 hours
- Level 2, 1,000 Event Points
- Level 3, 1,500 Event Points
- Level 4, 2,000 Event Points
- Level 5, 2,500 Event Points
- Level 6, 3,000 Event Points
- Level 7, 3,500 Event Points
- CHARY'S IMPLIED CONTRACT Event Points Boost (50%) · 2 hours
- Level 8, 4,000 Event Points
- Level 9, 4,500 Event Points
- Level 10, 5,000 Event Points
- Level 11, 5,500 Event Points
- CHARY'S IMPLIED CONTRACT Event Points Boost (50%) · 2 hours
- Level 12, 6,000 Event Points
- Level 13, 7,000 Event Points
- Level 14, 8,500 Event Points
- 500 Hunt Dollars
- Level 15, 10,000 Event Points
Event Points
| How to earn | Event Points |
|---|---|
| Investigate Clues and Rifts: | 16 |
| Destroy Solstice Tributes found under Ornamental Trees: | 6 |
| Loot Hunter Corpses: | 20 |
Story
Two strange men have come to town with wreaths and boughs of Holly.With smoky cloaks and staffs of Oak and laughs echoing Jolly.They’ve heard of tales of suffering. Of sadness, pain, and loss,So they have come to New Orleans to bring joy to those they cross.
From the ground sprout evergreens and from the wells flow honey.Even the saddest beggar is offered a little money.Candles light a festive glow and baubles line the walls.The scent of sweets and bread and meats waft throughout the vacant halls.
“We know your plight,” The Oak King speaks. “And wish to make you merry.”“So join us all,” Says The Holly King. “Before you ride Death’s Ferry.”The children danced, the men all cheered, as women sang bright songs.There was as much joy and merriment as the day was long.
The morning comes, the birds all call, and look in center square:The Kings of Oak and Holly are both seen just standing there.“The Wheel has turned, and the sun has rose.” Bellows the old Oak King“Tis time to pay us what you owe.” King Holly almost sings.
“Simply offer tribute and destroy the evergreens.”“And if you don’t?” They speak as one, “True suffering begins.”“We brought you joy, now give it back.” The Kings laugh without a care.And with that they both disappear leaving chill and fear midair.