Hi again Aesir,

Friednooblet here and nexon decided to release a bunch of things at the same time!

First up we have the Easter Egg Eggscavation!

It’s Easter time in Mabinogi! As you go about your part time jobs collecting eggs, you may notice the hens of Erinn look a little perplexed.  Upon gathering their eggs, you may sometimes collect a fossilized Easter egg! Simply free the Easter egg from the slate and rock in a reasonable amount of time without damaging the egg.If you are successful, you will receive an iconic Easter Egg Capsule. Pop it open to gain access to the sweet morsels inside. The candy will provide you with special stat bonuses for a short time. To increase the chance that you will get some of this special stat candy, you may use the Event Reward Booster Potion, available in the in game cash shop.

Next up we have the Bonus School Uniform Character Cards out for Limited Time Only!

As spring break slowly winds to an end, it’s time to get your character back into the school spirit. And what better way to do so than with the new Premium School Uniform Character Cards? For a limited time beginning March 31 to April 13, you’ll have the opportunity to create a new character or rebirth a current character into these spring fashion School Uniforms!

Finally I will close with some new skills that will be coming out in the next patch Flame Burst and Sand Burst!

If you’re looking to confront a group of enemies, go for the Flame Burst. Using a Fire Crystal (from Eabha in Taillteann) for Flame Burst, you can shoot a stream of fire from your cylinder that will attack enemies up to three times with increasing damage after each charge. This skill does require you to be in close proximity to your foes, so make sure you have an after-attack plan!Those who’ve learned Sand Burst and happen to own a Clay Crystal can throw sand into an enemy’s eyes and blind it temporarily. This will enable you to set up another skill or simply escape. Just be careful not to use Sand Burst consecutively, since sand causes erosion and you’ll risk damaging your cylinder.

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