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Case of Fortune was an event introduced in [[ | Case of Fortune was an event introduced in [[v0.15.2]] of the game. In order to participate in the event, players had to navigate to the Case of Fortune page by clicking on it in the sidebar. The player was then presented with a selection of different cases which could be purchased and opened to receive a randomized prize. Opening a case cost "M-bucks" a currency exclusive to the event. M-bucks could be acquired by hitting the "Beg Parent for M-Bucks" button, which would usually result in gaining some of the currency, but sometimes would result in gaining none, or even losing some of it. Additional M-bucks could be purchased in the "P2W Shop (Waste your money here)" at a rate of {{GP|100}} per M-buck. | ||
<li style="display: inline-block;"> [[File:Cases.png|thumb|250px|Case of fortune drop rates]] </li> | <li style="display: inline-block;"> [[File:Cases.png|thumb|250px|Case of fortune drop rates]] </li> | ||
<noinclude>[[Category:Event]]</noinclude> | <noinclude>[[Category:Event]]</noinclude> | ||
Latest revision as of 20:29, 18 February 2022
Case of Fortune was an event introduced in v0.15.2 of the game. In order to participate in the event, players had to navigate to the Case of Fortune page by clicking on it in the sidebar. The player was then presented with a selection of different cases which could be purchased and opened to receive a randomized prize. Opening a case cost "M-bucks" a currency exclusive to the event. M-bucks could be acquired by hitting the "Beg Parent for M-Bucks" button, which would usually result in gaining some of the currency, but sometimes would result in gaining none, or even losing some of it. Additional M-bucks could be purchased in the "P2W Shop (Waste your money here)" at a rate of 
100 per M-buck.
