Greetings, Adventurers!

Turkulon is back for revenge. Hunt down the feathered menace and his ‘fowl army’ to earn unique rewards. Thanks to player feedback from last year, enemies will now respawn faster and offer more loot. Get the last gobble before this event ends on December 6.

Turkulon wasn’t always a threat. Find out the story behind our Thanksgiving world boss, plus a list of rewards that might not make players feel so bad about skinning countless turkeys.

What started as an office joke about a giant turkey with laser eyes turned into an actual world boss when one of our AI designers made Turkulon on the side, said Level Designer Zachary Holm. Here is the in-game origin story for Aeternum’s most fearsome Turkey:



Around the year 1600, a Farmer needed 100 turkeys to feed the settlement for the upcoming holiday feast. With his deadline fast approaching, the Farmer found an Ancient device that flowed with the power of Azoth. Wondering what would happen if he put his prized turkey in there...

This device had unintended side effects, and the beast became far larger than one could imagine - and escaped!

As rumors circled of a giant, monstrous bird and pamphlets started hitting the town boards, the Farmer (not one to spoil good publicity) promptly announced that he had created Turkulon the Peaceful Giant.

The holiday feast ensued, but Turkulon was not happy with the deaths of his feathered friends. The turkeys of Aeternum have been hunted for centuries. But during the fall seasons, the hunted become the hunters as Turkulon seeks vengeance on all settlers for its fallen flock!



Regular turkeys and Turkulon reward players with different loot. Use the Turkulon’s Claw Skinning Knife to ‘finish your food’ for even more rewards. Each regular turkey has a 10% chance of dropping one.

Some items marked below have daily limits. These reset at 5 AM local time. For example, if a player grabs three Turkey’s Treasures at 4:58 AM, they’ll be able to earn another at 5:01 AM.



Regular turkeys can be found scattered across the map. Players will likely spend more time skinning than fighting them.

• Diamond Gypsum - (20% Drop Chance) Daily Limit: 6 per day.
  
• Turkey’s Treasure - (20% Drop Chance) Contains coin. Daily Limit: 3 per day.
  
• Turkulon’s Claw Skinning Knife - (10% Drop Chance) Limit: One per event. This knife will vanish after the event.

Skin regular turkeys with the event-specific Turkulon Skinning Knife for additional loot:

• Infused Turkey Coating (20% Drop Chance) Daily Limit: 5 per day. Major damage boost against Turkulon. Minor damage boost against other beasts. This item will no longer be available after the event.
  
• Infused Turkey Ward Potion (20% Drop Chance) Daily Limit: 5 per day. Major damage absorption from Turkulon’s attacks. Minor damage absorption from other beasts. This item will no longer be available after the event.

Turkulon can be found in specific locations throughout Everfall, Brightwood, Mourningdale, Restless Shore, Windward, Monarch’s Bluffs, First Light and Cutlass Keys. Team up with your friends, Faction, and fellow Adventurers to take down this level 66 feathered avenger of death for the following rewards. Note that players must deal a minimum amount of damage to receive rewards.



Players are guaranteed to receive all of the rewards after killing Turkulon 15 times. For instance, if someone has yet to receive the Feat-O-Plenty Food Trophy after 14 kills, then Turkulon will drop it on his next death. Similarly, if they only had the trophy after 14 kills, then the loot from the following Turkulon kill would include the pet, seat, and boots skin rewards.

• Massive Turkey Leg - (100% Drop Chance) Daily Limit: 5 per day. Used to craft special Roasted Monstrous Turkey Dinner. Temporarily increases Constitution and Luck. Slowly recovers health. Potency scales depending on player level.
  
• Feat-O-Plenty Food Trophy - (3% Drop Chance) Limit: One per event. Increases duration of all Food effects when placed in your house.
  
• Turkuless Disgruntled Fowl Pet - (31% Drop Chance) Limit: One per event. Makes "gobble-gobble" sounds while it sits in your house.
  
• Turkulon Egg Seat - (2% Drop Chance) Limit: One per week.
  
• Turkulon’s Juicy Calves Boots Skin - (9% Drop Chance) Limit: 15 total.

We’re especially thankful for the support of our players as we head into the holiday season! Thanks for your continued feedback. We’ll see you in Aeternum.

Greetings, Adventurers!

New World Update 1.7.2 downtime will begin at 11:00 PM PT (6:00AM UTC) on November 15 and includes the launch of the Turkulon event.

• Fixed an issue that allowed the previous weapon’s ability to be cast when eating while swapping weapons.
  
• Fixed an issue that caused the visual effects on the Firestaff Faerie Fire skin to appear in the wrong position.
  
• Fixed an issue that caused the Heartrune of Stoneform to give a permanent speed boost after cleansing certain status effects.
  
• Fixed an issue that caused players to desync while triggering an ability if their ability was used after unequipping an active weapon and exiting the inventory.
  
• Fixed an issue that allowed Faction Control Points to be held by a dead player.

• Fixed an issue that caused Heru's Divine Doom spell to end earlier than intended.

• Updated numerous weapon mastery ability perks to ensure that they cannot be triggered off of DoTs.

• Fixed an issue that allowed Entombed to remain active while using committed Heartrune abilities.

• We have re-enabled two upgrades on the Blunderbuss Weapon Mastery Tree: Apparatus and Barbed Netting.

• Fixed an issue that caused Nightveil Hallow items with over 600 Gear Score to no longer Bind to the player following an update in the last patch that made them Bind on Equip.

• Fixed an issue that caused certain skins to no longer glow.

• Tentative fix for achievements and titles not appearing in the user interface.

• Improved message clarity for when the player is on a full server.

• Improved handling of Steam outage during gameplay. Most players should now be able to continue playing during short Steam outages.
  
• Fixed an issue that caused character transfers to get blocked if players had an outstanding Company invite.

• Fixed an issue that caused Yonas to not appear for some players on the quest Destiny Unearthed.
  
• Fixed an issue that caused Anubis to not spawn during the quest Awakening Anubis.
  
• Fixed a bottleneck on the quest Bear Co-Habitation by increasing the number of bears that will spawn in the area.
  
• Fixed an issue that made players unable to progress past Camp Tier 2.

We have re-enabled rewards for the following events:

• Sneed’s Revenge
  
• Rumble on the Docks

We changed the amount of experience given by the following encounters:

• Rumble on the Docks
  
• The Captain's Arrival
  
• Sneed's Revenge

Defeating any of these encounter bosses will no longer give experience as an extra reward. The encounter experience rewards are now more in-line with the level of each encounter.

Thanks for your support! We’ll see you in Aeternum.

Greetings, Adventurers!

New World is now on sale for 50% off through Steam and Amazon until 10AM PST on November 8. We recently celebrated our first anniversary, and will continue to make the game even more accessible through frequent updates based on player feedback. Following the release of Brimstone Sands and Fresh Start Worlds, now is the best time to start your adventure in Aeternum. Here are some insights for you to get started, learn more about major updates and events, and see what’s next.




We chatted with BDLG and Redbyrd, the creators of http://newworldfans.com/, to help new players make the most out of their experience. Unfamiliar with New World? No problem.

“Take it slow and don’t get overwhelmed,” BDLG said. ”You will learn as you go. It is 100% okay to not know anything when you start. That’s part of the fun. Enjoy the ride and the knowledge will come.“

Check out our full interview with BDLG and Redbyrd for more in-depth tips.




Conquer untouched territory, amass vast wealth, and forge new reputations when Fresh Start Worlds come to Aeternum on November 2. All characters, coins, and loot must originate in these servers. That means no powerful or rich Adventurers can transfer into any of the new worlds. Join one as soon as they launch to enjoy a blank canvas with the rest of the community. What will you claim?

The first 25 levels of the game were overhauled based on community feedback. Here’s what to expect:

• Start the adventure with friends: Players spawn in one of several zones at the beginning of the game. Head to a friend’s location to play early quests together.
  
• Multiple ways for solo and group players to progress: There are different objectives for certain quests that give you the option to remain solo or join a group of players depending on your preferred experience.
  
• Diverse objectives to keep gameplay fresh: Objectives range from puzzle and traversal challenges to unique interactions with the world and dynamic events. There’s always something new to find.
  
• An epic adventure surrounding the mysteries of Aeternum: Conquer new enemies, obstacles, and locations to reveal the truth about the eternal isle.

New players can look forward to enjoying our largest release yet once they get closer to level 60. Brimstone Sands is a vast new zone featuring a variety of unique quests that span distinct points of interest such as the Ennead, unforgettable enemies like the giant sandworm, and more of Aeternum’s secrets. You never know what you’ll discover next.

Watch your favorite Twitch streamers forge a new legacy into their very own fresh start worlds in Return to Aeternum. Four teams will race to complete server-wide objectives across all aspects of the game. Follow thrilling adventures, gain access to unique Twitch Drops, and see which world will level up the fastest from November 2 to 18. You can also track live stats, team positions, and more on the Return to Aeternum webpage.

Our October Team Update video teases some of the updates, quality of life improvements, and player requested changes coming to Aeternum next year. Watch the video or catch all of the highlights in our recap article.

Thanks for your support! We’ll see you in Aeternum.

Greetings, Adventurers!

New World Update 1.7.1 downtime will begin at 11:00PM PT (6:00AM UTC) on November 1 and includes fixes to Brimstone Sands quests.

• Castrum Principium spawn rate has been adjusted to better match other Elite mobs.
  
• Fixed an issue that made Helvan the Navigator in Monarch's Bluffs unbeatable.
  
• Fixed an issue that caused players to get stuck at weird angles when opening the inventory while going prone.

• Tomash and Ghazi now have additional dialogue to inform players they need to complete the "A Selfless Nature" quest to access the Brimstone Sands Main Story.
  
• Updated the quest requirements for “A Selfless Nature” to ensure players are not blocked for the “Blessings of the Earth” quest.
  
• Removed the ability to place Camps around the “Brimstone Under Siege” quest location.
  
• Reduced the amount of Iron Hide received when Skinning Valley Lizards.
  
• Fixed an issue with “Demon’s Cauldron” that caused players to get teleported back from the Crystal.
  
• Fixed an issue that caused the damage barrier around Brimstone Sands to continue after death.
  
• Fixed an issue that caused the Brimstone Sands Outpost Trading Post to not link to Storage.

• Fixed an issue that made Faction rank up quests unavailable.
  
• Fixed an issue that prevented players from completing the Overseer Zane encounter.
  
• The “Hope Manifest”, “Executioner”, “Tracking the Huntress”, “Falmea's Wrath”, and “Keen Temper” quests now immediately register as complete when players craft the specified weapons.
  
• Fixed an issue that caused the Heartforge Guardian to not spawn in the "Trial of the Heartforge" quest.
  
• Re-enabled the “Roar of the Manticore” quest.
  
• Re-enabled “The Queen's Brood” quest.

• Dynasty Shipyard: Raised Keg health to make defend objectives less difficult to pass in high level mutations.

• Fixed an issue that sometimes caused the player to be unable to attack after Harvesting until they performed the same Gathering action or relogged.
  
• Fixed an issue where certain abilities could be performed without triggering their cooldowns.
  
• Fixed an issue that sometimes caused Young Scorplings to fall through the world.

• Fixed an issue that caused Runeglass Gem perks to prevent Life Staff perks from working.
  
• Added a speculative fix for Runeglass Taunt Gems not working properly with Berserk, Riposte, and Defender's Resolve AOE taunts. We will continue to monitor the forums to see if players are still encountering this issue after the update.

• Fixed an issue that caused some players to incorrectly receive a leaver penalty when exiting 3v3 Arenas.

• Fixed an issue that caused Wars and Invasions to sometimes fail to reschedule properly after a server crash.

• Added Infused Gypsum Greatsword Cast.
  
• Re-enabled Legendary Greatsword "Rough Edge" recipe. To better match similar crafted Greatswords, it is now Bind on Pickup instead of Bind on Equip.
  
• Re-enabled Legendary Greatsword "Craftsman's Passion" recipe. Its final perk is now Angry Earth Bane.
  
• Fixed an issue that caused Brimstone Elite Named enemies to not drop Obsidian Gypsum.

• Apophis' Treasure Trove is now a reward in the “A God Awakens” quest. Apophis no longer gives Weapon Mastery or experience on kill.
  
• Desert Rose Prismabloom now always grants 1 or 2 Cyan Pigments and 1 or 2 Green Pigments. Players also have a chance to receive 1 or 2 Red Pigments.

• Detonate Heartgem recipes no longer require Sapphire and instead require more Sulfur.
  
• Nightveil Gear Score 600 patterns no longer require a Trade Skill level of 150.
  
• Fixed an issue that made Nightveil patterns Bind on Pickup instead of Bind on Equip.

• Reduced the quantity of Sulfur Chunks received from mining Sulfurwig.
  
• Reduced the amount of Skinning experience gained from Young Scorplings and Armadillos.

• Fixed an issue that caused the same item to show up multiple times in the Outpost Rush Caches reward screen.
  
• Fixed an issue that prevented latent characters from rejoining their original world if they were at the character limit for that world. Latent characters can now return to their original worlds even if those worlds are locked.

• Updated the Faction user interface. It now direct players to the Faction Initiation Quests to unlock Faction Switching.

• Fixed an issue that caused the item purchase confirmation to not appear.

• Fixed an issue that caused notifications to appear more than once on the Landing Screen.

Thanks for your support! We’ll see you in Aeternum.

Greetings, Adventurers!

Aeternum is an ever-evolving world, and as such, we continue our efforts in providing an assortment of ongoing new features, content, and changes. Similar to the activities leading up to our latest major update, we are approaching the release of our next large release and would like to invite you all to participate in the next cycle of our Public Test Realm (PTR)!

The Public Test Realm (PTR) is a limited-availability server-set that grants an early look at upcoming features. These preview builds are snapshots of upcoming major releases and are not final versions — you may encounter bugs, crashes, missing text, or other issues. Between our internal testing efforts and your reports, we hope to catch and resolve all serious issues before they reach the live servers. Hundreds of changes have already been made — with more to come — and the full release notes will be shared on release day. However, not every bug or feedback piece will be actioned on before release — some changes need time to be investigated further, and may arrive in a subsequent patch or two.

To help with the feedback process, all newly created PTR characters will have the opportunity to instantly level to select level-ranges outfitted with appropriate gear and items.

The PTR is now officially open. To maximize world population and encourage group play, we will open with two worlds available (“US East PTR 1” and “EU PTR 1”) for this playtest cycle, located within US East and EU Central regional datacenters respectively. You may have to change your client regional selection from the main menu in order to discover your intended test world. Existing test characters have been wiped for this cycle, to ensure thorough testing of the early game experience changes and ensure feedback is evaluated at the same difficulty benchmarks as we roll out new features across the next several weeks.

If you encounter a bug, exploit, or have suggestions to improve a feature or piece of content, we’d love to hear your feedback on our PTR sub-forum (you can also utilize our in-game feedback tool). We will do our best to address as much of your feedback as possible before the content update makes its way to our live servers. Your participation will help us to deliver awesome content and updates in the future!
During this iteration of the PTR, we look forward to hearing your playtest feedback on the following changes:



This new take on Starstone Barrows includes a special appearance. Players will revisit parts of the Amrine Expedition and face both the intrepid Simon Grey and Foreman Nakashima. Challenge the Expedition to find out more.



We are making two major changes to improve the Trade Skill leveling experience:

The Forge, Outfitting Station, Workshop, and Arcane Repository now offer Azoth discounts for relevant recipes.

• Tier 3 = 20% discount.
  
• Tier 4 = 30% discount.
  
• Tier 5 = 45% discount.

Certain recipes will no longer be gated behind tiers:
Crafting Stations

• Most procedural weapon and armor recipes.
  
• Arcane Repository - Stat potions (Health, Mana, Regeneration, and Focus) and elemental recipes.
  
• Kitchen - Health and mana foods

Refining Stations

• Tier 3 unlocks - Recipe level is less than or equal to 100 and not legendary.
  
• Tier 4 unlocks - Recipe level is 150 and not legendary.
  
• Tier 5 unlocks - Recipe level is 200 or legendary at any recipe level.
  
• Stonecutting - All gemcutting is no longer gated, but gem fusions remain gated behind relevant tiers.

Stay tuned to the PTR section of the forums for updates on when the following features will become available:



Players no longer need to be in a Faction to join a Company, but Companies must still declare a Faction. Non-Faction-affiliated members may not become the Governor or participate in Wars.

Players can now see the number of active lobbies for each Expedition, both on the Map tooltip and the Expedition Entrance screen.

We will implement the following changes to make shell Companies less effective at owning multiple territories:

Daily War Limit

• Players will have a limit of 1 defensive War and 1 attacking War per world (resets daily at 5AM server time). These limits will apply to both even if you have two different characters in the same world.

War Roster Restrictions

• Participating Companies will have a limited number of Mercenaries they can recruit.
  
• Attacking Companies: Up to 40 mercenaries.
  
• Defending Companies: Up to 15 mercenaries.
  
• The remaining slots are reserved for their Company members.

Company Switching Cooldowns

• When leaving a Company, players will start a 72 hour cooldown on fighting in a defensive War and earning Influence for any Company toward War declaration eligibility. The cooldown begins once a player leaves. Any Influence earned will still count towards the player’s Faction.

Leaderboards will reward players, Companies, and Factions across the following categories:

• Mutated Expeditions
  
• Faction War
  
• Vs. Environment
  
• Vs. Players
  
• Trade Skills

Every category contains subcategories. For example, Faction War includes Territory Control Score. Finish in the top 10 of any Leaderboard at the end of weekly, monthly, or quarterly rotations for exclusive skins, achievements, and titles. Rewards cannot be earned in the PTR.

This special preview client will be made available for download through the stand-alone Steam application, “New World Public Test Realm” (which should already be in your Steam library if you own the main game). When the test period is complete and the main New World game is updated with the previewed content, the PTR world will shut down and may be wiped clean. You will continue to see the New World PTR application in your Steam library, but there will not be an active server until the next time we announce a public test

Upon character creation on the PTR, players will be given multiple caches of special armor and weapons. Each cache has a designation based upon a general build and a main attribute: CON, DEX, INT, FOC, and STR.

To help manage the sudden onset of new items, do not open all provided caches at once, or you’ll risk becoming encumbered! Instead, equip all provided bags and then follow-up with opening each cache deliberately. Any undesired caches can be dropped or deposited into your personal settlement storage.

Everyone with a copy of New World will be automatically granted access to the secondary PTR app. The PTR is not compatible with the live game, so you will need to download a separate client (and have the hard drive space required to support it). From there, we will have special worlds available within supported regions. Not all regions will initially be supported. Access is on a first come, first served basis. There may be queues.

Unfortunately, no. These are separate ecosystems, so at this time it is not possible. However, to make testing easier, we will occasionally provide our play-testers with special accommodations such as instant levels, special gear, etc.

Preview game builds on the PTR are finished with their core development and are in their final phase of testing and bug fixing. Our main focus at this phase is improving quality, although we will appreciate any feedback you have to share.

Our policies and Code of Conduct cover the PTR, and in-game moderation will continue to be supported. Unfortunately, due to the temporary and potentially unstable nature of the PTR, general Customer Service assistance through both Live Chat and through the Support Website will not be available.

Don’t worry, no offense taken. Players can manage visibility of the New World Public Test Realm Steam Library entry. Opening up the game options (right-click > Manage) offers the “Hide Game” function.

Thanks for your support and participation! We'll see you in Aeternum.

Greetings, Adventurers!

Missed out on your chance to claim untouched territory? Interested in establishing your foothold as the reigning champion of the land? Take your first steps on a fresh, blank slate when Fresh Start Worlds come to Aeternum on November 2!

We are excited to release the rollout plan for Fresh Start Worlds and an FAQ for any additional questions or concerns.



Find out when each world will launch below. You can also view our forum post to see each wave in your local time:

• Central Europe | Artemis
  
• South America | Artorius
  
• US-East | Medea
  
• US-West | Yonas

• Central Europe | Gawain
  
• US-East | Myrddin

• Central Europe | Apophis
  
• US-East | Devourer

• Central Europe | Cleopatra
  
• South America | Gaea
  
• US-East | Amarah
  
• US-West | Ennead
  
• Australia | Sutekh

A: There will be no transfers of existing characters into Fresh Start Worlds. We plan to allow transfers from a Fresh Start World to a legacy world at a later time.

A: Not at this time.

A: Players will have a third character slot added on November 2nd. Any and all character slots may be used toward Fresh Start servers or Legacy servers but you cannot have more than 1 character per world.

A: We will never merge any Fresh Start Worlds into legacy worlds.

A: All regions will have at least one fresh start server. Please see above for the rollout plans.

A: Bans are account-wide.

A: At this time, we do not plan to open any additional regions.

A: All new content, including Brimstone Sands and the Revamped Starting Experience, will be available on these worlds.

A: No, but all future events will be available.

A: No, Fresh Start Worlds and legacy worlds will have the same maximum population cap.

A: No.

A: We do not have any plans to create a PvP Only or RP Only world at this time.

A: No, they will not be language tagged.

A: Yes, account-wide items like promotional and in-store items will be accessible.

A: Fresh Start Worlds will be tagged at the world selection screen.

A: No.

A: We have queue mitigations in place but you should plan to experience queues on your Fresh Start World.

A: Servers may become locked between waves due to world capacity and queues but we will monitor worlds closely, especially during and right after the rollout phase to ensure that players can join a world in their preferred region.

A: We will release Fresh Start Worlds at the same time as Return to Aeternum Worlds. Return to Aeternum servers will be reserved for event participants. Once the event ends, they will also be accessible to the public.

Thanks for your support! We’ll see you in Aeternum.

Shapes in the mist! Shrieks in the night! The demon Baalphazu, Marquis of Terror, and his horde of ghoulish Pumpkinites are spreading a living nightmare across Aeternum! Aid Salvatore the Mad in his quest to banish these foul terrors and collect a bounty of Nightveil Hallow rewards!

We spoke to the Design, Narrative, AI, and Audio Teams for insight into each aspect of the event. Let’s find out some of the tricks that brought you this Halloween treat. You’ll also get a glimpse at early Nightveil Hallow concept art from before Baalphazu could cast their first shadow over Aeternum.



“The direction of Nightveil Hallow was greatly inspired by 80’s horror movies, specifically the awesome creature-flicks and fun-spirited ‘schlocky’ tone of the era,“ said Holiday Event Feature Lead Deric Nunez. ”As a Halloween and horror-fanatic, it was a blast to work with the team to mix all the pieces that make 80’s horror so iconic and present them within the realm of Aeternum. Baalphazu and his Pumpkinites convey a theme that should hopefully feel familiar to fans of the genre and season, while Salvatore is a classic throwback to the golden age of horror cinema icons.”

“The goal of every holiday event is to ensure it’s unmistakable to players that a special event is happening in Aeternum,” said Deric. “With that, the playfully decorated settlements composed by Douglas Guanlao, Brian Patenaude, and Rosie Stzralkowski round out Nightveil Hallow. It is the team’s seal on our love letter to the spookiest time of year!”



“The reverence Nightveil Hallow holds for the spooky season is most apparent in the Event Shop and incredible rewards players can earn during the event,” said Deric. “I’m certain fans of the genre will pick up on the inspirations for a few of the items, but there’s one hidden-in-plain-sight reference I’m particularly curious if anyone will catch.”

“When conceiving the demon Baalphazu, we wanted to hint at the existence of other parallel worlds,” said Narrative Designer Aaron de Orive. “The Netherworld is a mysterious realm of shadows and nightmares, where the dark figure of Lord Tenebrous rules over the Host, a collection of goblins, ghouls, and other terrors. Baalphazu is one of the Netherworld’s dread captains, eager to carry out the will of his twisted master by spreading fear throughout the island of immortals.”



“We tossed a few names around when conceiving this demon,” said Aaron. “When it comes to New World, our goal is to have creatures and NPCs that are familiar but still uniquely Aeternum. I was fond of the name ‘Belphegor’ while Deric Nunez favored ‘Pazuzu’ so it’s easy to see how we settled on Baalphazu.”

“Any new holiday event starts with establishing the ‘reason for the season,’ or the major shift that causes all of the associated festivities,” said Deric. “The conceptualization of the Pumpkinites was that first step toward developing the overall framework of Nightveil Hallow.”

“The idea of monstrous pumpkin creatures running amok across Aeternum was too fun to pass on and the Concept/AI Teams did a killer job developing each one to convey their own sense of personality and purpose. Of the bunch, the Pumpklin is the one I’d consider to be the mascot of the event as it’s a direct homage to the “small creature” horror films of the 80’s. I can totally see this little guy standing claw-to-claw against the Critters.“



“Despite being the smallest and most fodder creature of the bunch, the Pumpklins were a deceivingly intricate mob to create as they are vital to defeating Baalphazu,” said Deric. “The concept of defeating an enemy and picking up its head to throw at others was as wild to pitch as it was to develop. A lot of new tech had to be created and there were many moving parts. It was a cross-departmental effort.”

“Everyone involved with the process did such an amazing job, it’s immensely satisfying mowing them down by the dozens and seeing their heads fly across the battlefield. I’m incredibly excited the Pumpklin is now a permanent fixture of Aeternum, and can’t wait to see what other shenanigans it can get itself into.”

“Controlled chaos is how I’d best describe the primary creative design pillar of the fight,” said Deric. “It’s fast and hectic, but includes a large boss space to create a more epic atmosphere in two ways — many players can participate without feeling too crowded and Baalphazu and his Pumpkinites have a lot of room to move.”

“I love how his dialogue and taunts were worked so heavily into the flow of the fight to convey both narrative and phase transitions to players. If I had to pick one specific moment of the Baalphazu fight I’m particularly pleased with (aside from everything), the presentation and performance of his final death explosion completely nailed the goal of an 80’s cult horror villain death. It is a perfect celebratory moment to close out the encounter.”



“Baalphazu was designed to make sure any player can succeed without having to play a specific role or weapon,” said AI Designer Kevin Gu. “Accessibility is key for a spooky good time.”

“A lot of effort went into making sure the boss and his supporting cast worked harmoniously with each other. For example, the monster attacks apply healing debuffs, but offer healing when defeated.”

“Vital values were pushed to the absurd as we explored what an open world boss could look like in New World. This ‘more is better’ approach includes the bonus damage players can deal when Baalphazu becomes staggered. There’s something so satisfying about seeing big numbers!”



“I even secretly snuck in a small health buff before we locked down the boss for release, but watching the boss melt before the might of the players indicates that I should have applied ‘more is better’... more.”

“Since the Pumpkinites lean into the more ‘schlocky,’ playful side of 80’s horror, we created a darker and more sinister look for Baalphazu to add some levity to the event,” said Concept Artist Kiana Hamm. “He was meant to be a trickster figure with ties to mysterious ancient gods, so we drew a lot from folk horror. His hooded, partially obscured face bares a terrifying grin, leaning into that trickster archetype.”



“We went through tons of iterations for different looks and body types, but ultimately settled on his branch-like wings. Reminiscent of his pumpkin underlings, they give the impression of gnarled roots ripped out of the ground. For the rest of his design, we wanted him to look otherworldly — totally different than anything else we’ve seen in Aeternum so far. He looks almost as if he’s carved from clay, beautiful but disturbing at the same time. Ultimately his design captured exactly what we wanted for this event, dark and unsettling, with a hint of Halloween fun.”

“What’s more appropriate for the season than throwing fiery pumpkin heads,” Deric said. “This mechanic creates an ebb and flow to the boss that allows players of a wide-range of skill and levels to participate in meaningful ways.”

“Developing the logistics of this mechanic and integrating it into the chaos of the fight presented an interesting challenge. We had to ensure the throwable pumpkins were visible and easily learnable. They also had to feel predictable in terms of trajectory and destination. It’s been immensely gratifying watching videos of PTR playthroughs and seeing the ‘aha’ moment when this mechanic clicks with players.”



“Beyond Nightveil Hallow, I’m excited about the future opportunity this mechanic has to enhance the variety and depth of players’ interactions with Aeternum.”

Audio & VO Producer Johannes Rasinkangas shared the story behind the voices of Salvatore and Baalphazu:

“Casting Baalphazu and Salvatore was rather unusual compared to how we typically handle that process,“ said Johannes. ”Starting with Salvatore, Aaron De Orive, and Deric Nunez had approached me with a special request. They wanted to have this voice pay homage to some of the great actors from the golden age of horror films like Vincent Price, Bela Lugosi, Boris Karloff and Lon Chaney. This became a rather challenging request to find just the right voice.“

“After reviewing dozens of reels from voice actors, I was chatting with one of our wonderful directors. They shared a general joy and excitement for the character, suggested some folks, and then later that day sent me an email out of the blue. Attached was a recording of an excerpt from The Raven by Edgar Allen Poe.”



“The person reading it was exactly what we were looking for. Turns out that director had asked Christopher Corey Smith to quickly do a recording. I cannot exaggerate how perfect Chris sounded. With their permission, I passed this recording over to Aaron and Deric. Much to their delight, and the initial confusion of ‘yes, that’s a perfect voice. If only we could find an actor to do something similar,’ we had cast our Salvatore.”

“Aaron and I were sitting on pins and needles, nervous but excited during the first recording session. As soon as Chris slipped into that performance, the entire crew was grinning from ear to ear. A few of us couldn’t help but chime in during breaks and pauses to sing our praises about how he sounded just like one of those golden age actors. Chris was an absolute blast to work with.”

“We knew from a design perspective that Baalphazu was going to be really intense and vocally very straining,” said Johannes. “So, I wanted to make sure whoever we cast for the role could handle screeches, screams, growls and more.”



“The voice behind Baalphazu is Molly Scarpine, an incredibly talented metal vocalist who just so happens to specialize in extreme creature vocals. Molly was recommended to me initially by our Director Maddie Stratton as a ‘hey, check out this vocalist and her band. They’re really cool.’ After hearing Molly’s music, I knew we had to get her in for something awesome. Then this boss came around, handed to me as a lovely gift. I pitched Molly to our Audio Team as a possible voice, and they were on board.”

“Molly was such a wonderful person to record with and gave us a plethora of variations for each line. I just have this vivid memory of Molly shrugging and calling out that she’s doing great after being asked how she’s feeling, and then going in for the next take. Easily one of the coolest sessions I’ve ever had the pleasure of attending.”

Sound Designer Kyle Bailey walked us through his design process for Baalphazuu:

“Holiday content is always a lot of fun to work on, and I think Halloween might be my favorite,“ said Sound Designer Kyle Bailey. ”The dark and scary nature of the holiday opens up a huge amount of possibilities for sound design. You can push the envelope into weird and creative territories to enrich the experience.“

“Starting with great source material makes the remainder of the process an absolute joy. The unique vocal tonalities that Molly can achieve, in addition to the raw emotion that comes through in the recording, gave this character their own unique voice, even before the VO design.”



“We knew the voice needed to evoke terror, and strike fear into the hearts of all who inhabit the island. With that in mind, I started by splitting the voice into three separate channels for unique processing. The first layer was meant to provide clarity in the spoken line. I used very light pitch and delay processing to give it a bit of a larger than life feel, but was careful about going too far and making the lines unintelligible. This gave the voice an eerie, demonic doubling effect.”

“The next two layers were where I wanted to take advantage of the strange nature of Halloween and push it into something weird, horrifying, and unique. I was inspired by a sound we all know and hate, nails on a chalkboard. I found that you can get similar, but unique results from sliding a shower ring across a metal rod. I took these unsettling sounds and used an envelope follower, which mirrored the amplitude of the VO lines, to bring that texture into the voice.”

“The final layer was where I went nuts. I threw everything and the kitchen sink at it to see what would happen. The result ended up being a low-pitched layer with some aggressive modulation. I used a slight reversal effect along with a formant filter hooked up to an LFO to give a constant tonal shift that somewhat mimics a human voice. These three layers, along with the strong VO performance gave Baalphazu an identity of their own.”

“After working with Molly’s vocals, I had the opportunity to go into my own creative space and finish off the character’s sound scape with the SFX,” said Kyle.

“I started with something familiar to me, the violin,” said Kyle. “The amount of emotion and expressivity you can communicate through the violin is something I haven’t experienced with anything else. But… it’s also capable of producing some of the nastiest, most unsettling screeches and scrapes to ever pierce your ears.“

“This was the starting point for Baalphazu’s base ability, the Wing Stab. The ability to control pitch and that nasty timbre allowed me to give the lead-up and execution of the attack the motion they needed. These recordings, along with the creaky, wooden branch foley for the wings and a splash of fire, gave this attack its voice.”

“Continuing my experimentation with musical instruments, I reached for a 1920s Chickering piano as source material for the Reap ability,” said Kyle. “During this attack, the ground is lit with a green flame, then Baalphazu pulls their challengers in close and summons rings of fire that damage all who are near. The piano is used in the lead-up to the pull, giving the players a tell that something is on the horizon.”

“I rubbed a spoon across the bare piano strings in all different directions and found that the upward direction gave a great sense of tension and anticipation,” said Kyle. “The metal spoon scraping against the metal of the piano strings provided that discomforting signature that worked so well for this character. The piano mixed with elements of fire, thunder, chains and the souls of the Neatherworld beneath, convey the sheer terror that Baalphazu encapsulates.”

“I had an amazing time working on all of the different aspects of Baalphazu. Each one introduced an opportunity to try something new, push the creative envelope, and come up with a unique sonic signature that fit with the character. The combination of deliberate casting, incredible performance, and the ability to explore new ideas created an environment for the team to flourish. These, along with a massive group effort from all the developers came together to create this great new experience.”

See how some of the Design Team’s concepts came to life:









Thanks for your support! We’ll see you in the shadows of Aeternum.

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Watch your favorite Twitch streamers forge a new legacy into their very own fresh start worlds in Return to Aeternum. Four teams will race to complete server-wide objectives across all aspects of the game. Follow thrilling adventures, gain access to unique Twitch Drops, and see which world will level up the fastest from November 2 to 18. You can also track live stats, team positions, and more on the Return to Aeternum webpage.

Return to Aeternum is more than just a speedrun. We won’t spoil the specifics, but challenges range from PvE quests like boss kills to PvP tasks and more. Each team will receive the same eight challenges and must complete any 6 to level up. This friendly competition will continue until either every team reaches level 5 or time runs out.

There’s no grand prize for first place. Teams are instead fighting for their viewers to earn better Twitch Drops at each level. That means you benefit more from watching the highest level team. Will you keep an eye on your favorite world or switch to the frontrunner for earlier rewards?

At the end of the event, all four worlds will open up to the community. Journey to your favorite streamer’s world, visit locations from key moments of the event, and even become a part of their history.

Every team will be led by three captains and their selected co-captains. These six core team members recruited other players in the hopes of building a roster that can swiftly overcome any challenge. Effective communication and coordination are essential to get ahead. Who will you support?

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Frequent updates and quality of life improvements continue to help New World evolve into an even more enjoyable experience. One year later, the game includes additional weapons, modes, storylines, Expeditions, areas, and features. There are also new systems, mechanics, and open world activities. If you can think of something from launch, chances are it was more recently changed based on player feedback. For returning players that might sound daunting, but this is actually the best time to play New World, especially if you’re new to the game.

We chatted with BDLG and Redbyrd, the creators of http://newworldfans.com/ and the New World to Go podcast, to discuss everything new and returning players need to know after the Brimstone Sands Release.

“Take it slow and don’t get overwhelmed,” BDLG said. ”You will learn as you go. It is 100% okay to not know anything when you start. That’s part of the fun. Enjoy the ride and the knowledge will come.“

Before BDLG played New World, he most looked forward to exploring the world of Aeternum. Now those early settlements, points of interest, and quests are completely revamped. “It is an incredible experience for new players,” BDLG said.



The first 25 levels of the game were overhauled based on player feedback. Here’s what to expect:

• Start the adventure with friends: Players spawn in one of several zones at the beginning of the game. Head to a friend’s location to play early quests together.
  
• Multiple ways for solo and group players to progress: There are different objectives for certain quests that give you the option to remain solo or join a group of players depending on your preferred experience.
  
• Diverse objectives to keep gameplay fresh: Objectives range from puzzle and traversal challenges to unique interactions with the world and dynamic events. There’s always something new to find.
  
• An epic adventure surrounding the mysteries of Aeternum: Conquer new enemies, obstacles, and locations to reveal the truth about the eternal isle.

“Getting to level 60, or max level, is not a huge time sink compared to many other games,” BDLG said. “It’s fairly easy to obtain so there’s not need to rush the process. The first time you embark on that journey is incredible. You only get one ‘first leveling experience,’ and the end-game will always be there.”

“New World does a great job of grouping the side quests with the main plot progression,” BDLG said. “You can pick up the main story and side quests in batches, and then complete a cycle and repeat in the next area. Quests also take you throughout many parts of the world which allows you to explore naturally as you progress.”



Trade Skills are non-combat related skills that fall into one of three categories: Crafting, Gathering, and Refining. Skills like Musical Instruments, Mining, and Cooking all have separate levels. These skills help you complete quests, gain experience, defeat enemies, and generate Coin through New World’s economy. There are over 15 Trade Skills, so pick up BLDG’s tips for easier progression:

• Focus on leveling your Gathering and Refining as you level up your character. Refining skills have daily cooldown materials that are very valuable and can help you either make money or be stashed away for end-game Crafting.
  
• Cooking is very easy to level. Make sure to level Cooking to help keep you stocked on food. It’s also very easy to obtain your Emerald Gypsum via Cooking once you reach that level of progression.
  
• If you want to focus on Crafting, prioritize armor crafting over weapon crafting, because there’s quite a few good weapons that players can obtain through drops. As a new player, bear in mind that Crafting at a high level requires gear, food, town buffs, and trophies. Some of these can be difficult to obtain, but crafting legendary gear at the end-game can be very lucrative.

Each of the game’s three Factions have their own unique style and beliefs. Membership comes with a few perks like the ability to flag yourself for PvP in the open world and join Companies. Companies are player-run organizations that may take control of Aeternum’s Settlements. Here’s how to navigate them:

• New World can be completed without joining a Faction or Company, making both entirely optional.
  
• If you are a solo player, your faction choice is not necessarily too important. Choose one you like based on their backstory, color, or whatever else catches your eye.
  
• Choosing your Faction is more important if you play with friends. You must both be in the same Faction to join the same Company. Factions can also be changed, so no decision is binding.
  
• You do not have to immediately join a Company. However, joining a good one as a new player can help speed up your progression and knowledge of the game.
  
• Faction missions are valuable to complete each day, and BDLG treats them more as a daily task versus something he does regularly, unless they are trying to undermine a territory. Doing three Faction missions daily will reward you with increased experience and gold, which gives new players a nice boost.

“Combat has seen many different iterations of meta,” BDLG said. “That means things are always changing, which keeps the game fresh and enjoyable. For new players the combat is very easy to learn, but hard to master.”



New World features 14 unique weapons. Charge more confidently into battle with these recommendations:

• As a new player you need to be aware of each weapon’s preferred attributes. For example, the Great Axe scales off of Strength and the Bow scales off of Dexterity. This makes those two weapons a less than ideal pairing. Instead, focus on pairing weapons together that work well with similar attributes. It will cut down your possible options and help you gain an understanding of how the weapon pairings function.
  
• Try as many different weapons and combinations as you can. You’ll feel less overwhelmed if you switch weapons as you continue to level and find more. You might even end up sticking with one you initially felt wasn’t for you.
  
• Do not worry about maxing out each weapon’s level in the early stages of the game. Once your character reaches level 60, it’s not a huge undertaking to get your favorite weapons to level 20.

Finding the best Perks or items early on isn’t necessary. Instead focus on understanding what everything does and how they all work. You will need that information once you reach the late game, especially if you want to acquire good gear. For now, beginners should know:

• Your equip load or equipment weight is crucial to your gameplay. Make sure to hover over the tooltip to learn what the differences are between the different weights. You will see the text “light, medium, heavy” beside your equipped armor in your inventory screen. Learning how this works as soon as you begin will help you out tremendously.
  
• Pay attention to the attribute scaling for each weapon, and make sure you distribute them correctly based on the ones you use. You can easily respec your attributes in the attribute screen if you switch weapons.
  
• There are quite a few consumables that can increase your damage output and mitigation like Honing Stones, attribute food, coatings, and wards for PvE. You can familiarize yourself with these as you level, but don’t get overwhelmed by them. You will learn more about each one as you progress.
  
• Voidbent armor is not best in slot. If you choose to craft or acquire Voidbent gear, understand that it should be utilized as a “stepping stone” armor and not what you should shoot for as a best in slot set.

While the start of the game is now more centralized, later quests require additional travel. BDLG shared a few tricks for you to spend less time running around Aeternum’s massive map:

• Set your Inn early on. You can utilize your Inn from anywhere on the map and then fast travel to Shrines from there.
  
• Run up to every fast travel Shrine you see. These are very important for getting around the map quickly.
  
• Travel on the road when possible for a nice speed boost.
  
• You can also fast travel from anywhere in the world to a house you own and then freely warp to any Shrine, Settlement, or Outpost. You can even reset the fast travel timer of your house by paying a small Azoth fee.

“New World is a great game for solo players,” BDLG said. “You can bypass all of the group content in the main story quest which allows you to complete the entire storyline without having to find groups. There’s also plenty to do as a solo player, including PvP.”



“There are plenty of PvP options in the game,” BDLG said. ”You can flag up and fight opposing Factions in open world PvP, fight your friends in solo or group Duels, queue up for small scale PvP with Arenas, play objective based PvP through Outpost Rush, and enter large-scale battles through Wars. You can begin open world PvP very early on in your gameplay, and queue up for Arenas as early as level 20.“

“For PvE players, the game has quite a few different Expeditions you can run. Each of the Expeditions can be pushed past their normal versions through Mutated versions. The Mutated versions are much harder. They rotate each week, keeping the content fresh. There’s also plenty of open world PvE to be had with the Elite Zones and bosses.”

“For the most part, the New World community is very helpful and welcoming to new players,” BDLG said. “There are always ‘bad eggs’ in every game, so if you come across someone that’s negative or rude don’t let that be indicative of the community as a whole. I have seen many new players ask for help in global chat, and then receive that help via gold, gear, a question answered, etc. by many veteran players.”



“Since launch, most of the changes to New World have improved the experience of new, returning, and even current players,“ Redbyrd said. ”If anything, it should be much easier to pick up New World now than it was at launch.“

If you haven’t reached max level, Redbyrd recommends starting a new character. “The new starting experience is next level. Leveling is much easier now and starting over can help you re-learn the game, plus rolling up in the new Monarchs Bluff and then seeing the new Faction hubs will blow you away!”

“New World has done a great job main-streaming progression and how you get to max Gear Score,” Redbyrd said. “The days of tracking your Gear Score on a piece of paper or spread sheet are gone. The newly improved Expertise system lets players know where they stand, while the new Gypsum System allows players to easily improve their Gear Score through the activities they enjoy.”

“One of the best things returning players can do is to connect with current players,” Redbyrd said.



“Solo players now have a great new resource, the Expedition Group Finder. The Group Finder makes it easy to link up with other people to do Expeditions and Mutations.“

“People who prefer to play in groups should join a Company. Joining a Company isn’t required but can vastly improve your experience. Being able to ask other veteran players questions can be a huge asset as you get re-accustomed to the game.“

“Players interested in PvP should look into the new PvP Reward Track,” Redbyrd said. “This is an easy way to catch up with other players and obtain some high quality PvP gear. Players can also look in the Auction House for cheap PvP gear.”

“There have been a lot of changes to gear since launch. It should be much easier now for players to get the gear they are looking for with the improvement to both drops and Crafting. To be competitive, players will need to increase their Expertise levels to 600 and above. This is also much easier now with the improvements to drops and the Gypsum system.”



Following the Brimstone Sands Release, if you have an item below 600 Gear Score when you enter Outpost Rush or PvP Arenas, its score will increase to 600 for the duration of the match. Other modes like War and open world PvP will still use your current Gear Score.

Redbyrd wrapped up our discussion with a brief rundown of his favorite changes:

“The Brimstone Sands zone is great, with tons for players to explore. Combine that with a lot of new changes like Heartgem Abilities and it is the best New World update by far.”

“The quality of life update to both fast travel and inventory management. Those changes reduced a lot of the player friction and made the game more fun to play.”

“The new Ennead Expedition is my favorite. Each boss has interesting mechanics and the time it takes to complete hits the sweet spot.”



Make sure to follow BDLG and Redbyrd on Twitch for more guides, live high-level New World gameplay, and other original content. You can also check out their site http://newworldfans.com/ for additional help throughout Aeternum.

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New World's Brimstone Sands Release downtime will begin for all regions at 3AM PT (10AM UTC) on October 18. Expected downtime is 4 hours. Discover a new zone, Expedition, revamped starting experience, weapon, seasonal event, and combat mechanic. Check out our full breakdown of the release notes for more information on all things Brimstone Sands. Here’s a brief overview for you to learn more about some of the key additions.

Brimstone Sands is a new zone unlike anything else in Aeternum. Roughly the size of 2.5 Everfalls, it features new enemies to fight, a new territory to control, and new stories to uncover.



Death hovers over the scorched wastes of Brimstone Sands, its thirst still unsatisfied even after centuries of strife and war. The ancient Egyptians first encountered the godlike Ancients here and built monuments and vast cities that were part of a flourishing civilization thousands of years in the past. Their civilization has long fallen to ruin, and few of those original inhabitants remain except for the mysterious sorcerer Imhotep, with whom players must work with to solve the desert’s mysteries.

The most immediate threat in Brimstone Sands is posed by the deranged remnants of the Roman Empire's 19th Legion. What exactly befell the Romans must be discovered, but they have fallen to Corruption and now besiege the ancient ruins of a mysterious Pyramid known as Akhet. They are certain that, within, they will find the secret to their redemption and the long-awaited resurgence of the Roman Empire.

Delve into Ancient Ruins to face the vigilant Anubian Guardians and solve hieroglyphic puzzles to achieve new power.



Players will explore ancient mysteries with Imhotep, battle powerful Sand Demons, and perhaps, if they persist, restore the rightful ruler who can finally bring order and hope to the region after centuries of chaos.

We’ve completely redesigned the early levels of New World, so players who start the game or roll a new character will experience brand new stories and quests. We listened to player feedback about the starting experience in New World, and made the following changes:

• Quest flow through zones has been optimized, with NPCs who move around with a story that takes players through each region of the game, unlocking side content to pace out the experience.

• We’ve added a variety of new quest dynamics, from wave events to tracking and traversal challenges, puzzles in the ruins, unique interactions with the world, and dynamic events players will encounter.

• We’ve revised onboarding to stay focused on the central storyline, introducing the legacy of King Arthur in Monarch’s Bluffs and a curse and famine from the sorceress Medea in Windsward. Players will still converge on the Hermit Yonas to start on the path to becoming Soulwardens, but the Yonas quests have all been consolidated in Everfall. The Hermit himself is now more mobile, while the story and quest flow vastly improved.

• We’ve also added a lot more character to the zones and settlements in Monarch’s Bluffs and Everfall, with new enemies, new major locations, and new challenges in the quests and open world.

Shapes in the mist! Shrieks in the night! The demon Baalphazu, Marquis of Terror, and his horde of ghoulish Pumpkinites are spreading a living nightmare across Aeternum. Aid Salvatore the Mad in his quest to banish these foul terrors and collect a bounty of limited-time Nightveil Hallow rewards. This event will run from the launch of Brimstone Sands until November 1. Characters must be level 35 or higher to start the questline.

Get ready for a new weapon — the Greatsword. This blade utilizes offensive and defensive stances to adapt to different situations. Learn the risks and rewards of each option to survive in battle.



Both Weapon Skill Trees feature versatile tactics for varied playstyles:

• The Onslaught tree embodies relentless offense and focuses on defeating enemies before they can take you out.
  
• The Defiance tree excels at aggressive defense that can survive and deal damage against multiple opponents.

The Greatsword scales evenly with Strength and Dexterity, making it a good pair for many other martial weapons.

Adventurers can now further customize their playstyle through Heartgem Abilities:

• Detonate: Overload yourself with Arcane energy to detonate and deal significant damage in a large radius around you. Players can move and attack while the ability is active.
  
• Grasping Vines: Punch your hand into the ground to unleash vines around you and root all nearby enemies.
  
• Stoneform: Turn yourself to stone and become immune to staggers, knockdowns, stuns, roots and slows. Players can move and attack while this ability is active.
  
• Cannon Blast: Whip out a large, handheld cannon and fire a cannonball that deals significant damage on impact.
  
• Dark Ascent: Sprout Corrupted wings and fly up into the air, hover briefly, and then slam back down into the ground, staggering and dealing damage to all nearby enemies.

Charge Heartgems through combat actions like dealing and taking damage, blocking hits, and healing allies. Once fully charged, players can trigger an ability. The charge resets upon use. Experiment with and upgrade each Heartgem to find a favorite.




Sandworm fans can bring their favorite monster outside of Aeternum with our new Brimstone Sands T-shirt. Check out the full collection featuring zipped and pullover hoodies in the Amazon Store.

Thanks for your support! We’ll see you in Aeternum.