The Terraria Update comes out Tuesday. Tune into our Terraria Devstream tomorrow at 3PM EST to see the update in action!

If you're curious to know more about the Dryad, check out her brand-new hero trailer below:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CavZm2M0OR0

Inside Peek at the Terraria/Dungeon Defenders II Crossover

As a hardcore gamer myself, it’s a riot to peek behind the scenes of any developer’s curtain, so let’s cast that Oz barrier away for a moment. I’ve also tossed in some secrets for you at the end.

The Terraria Update update got its start back in January 22nd of this year. (10 months ago) At the time, we were mid-stream working on the Abyss Lord, along with creating a massive backlog of critical and important features and game improvements laid out for the whole year. (Such as the Game Browser, Hero Deck changes, Quick Swapping, Hero Designs, Incursions, etc.) Then we got this cool email from Ted “Loki” Murphy over at the Terraria camp.

“Greetings from the team at Re-Logic! A good number of the team are huge fans and avid players of DD2, so first off, thank you all for an amazing game that entertains our entire studio. Coming out of all of that, one of our lead coders - Yoraiz0r- has been chatting with one of your own (Blacksmith), and the topic of a crossover content collaboration between DD2 and Terraria came up.

Both parties seemed pretty interested, and so Yoraiz0r got in touch with me this evening and told me that I should go ahead and reach out to you (Blacksmith said that you were the person to contact) so that we can see where this could lead and if a collaboration could work. I know our team would certainly be on board - and we can just imagine all of the possibilities already!”

This type of collaboration does not happen often enough! Game developers all like each other, end up working together over the years, play each other’s games, and hang out together. We share cabs as E3, laugh and critique at each other’s bad GDC presentations, blow up each other’s bases, stunlock and zero each other’s kids, and cheer each other on when our games ship. This is because we are all big kids inside, dress like misfits, and absolutely love games, so doing something cool together means one thing – FUN!

A lot of the time, publishers and legal people with large mortgages get in the way of this core joy in life. (Imagine that!) They often see developers as a pack of wild Indians running amok on an island with spears, blowing into conchs to call meetings, and beating up the bespectacled chubby kid and using his cracked glasses to start a fire to dance around at midnight. (Golding, 1954) Trendy and Re-Logic don’t have big publishers getting in the way, so we were excited about doing a crossover and make it about FUN!

Terraria Secrets

Here are the parts that really make it neat in addition to all of the in-your-face-stuff you’ll see next week. The new map layout, inspired by the Terraria Forest Biome, is different from your run-of-the-mill Dungeon Defenders II map. Steve Collins added cool crafting secrets from Terraria, we have lane merges that are larger than most, double backs, three cores, and of course the entire look and feel is what you would expect if Terraria became a Pixar movie. This map has long line of sights, great sniper perches, and screams out for AoE. We offer this as Normalized and as an Incursion for Nightmare I-IV.



Play Now, Even if Brand New to Dungeon Defenders II

In Normalized mode, you play with a pre-generated deck of four max level and geared heroes including the Dryad! The Normalized mode is lovely, safe, happy, and good for brand new Dungeon Defenders II players who want to jump in and GO now! This is a great way to be part of the BIG THING. It’s also an ideal way to test-drive the Dryad hero before you pick her up with your earned Defender Medals or Gems stash.



Blood Moon Incursion

The Nightmare I-IV modes are actually Incursion versions and much tougher. You’ll need to bring your own knife to that gunfight along with your own heroes. It has the Blood Moon theme from Terraria and nasty pointy teeth. Steve has a very cool secret chest set up in the map. Who will get lucky AND be smart enough to figure it out!



Guns, Swords, Books, Bows, and Sharks

Besides all the other bells and whistles we usually do, we cranked out weapons for every one of our ten heroes as a homage to some of the most iconic Terraria weapons, all with over-the-top FUN special effects. You can buy these at different power ranges from the a new NPC near the portal in the Heroes’ Marketplace. He only accepts the Terraria currency called Souls of Night which you can find in Victory Chests in either version of the new Terraria map! (Normalized or Nightmare) Be sure you read the tooltips, because we have multiple heroes that use swords now. Each weapon is hero specific!



Gamer XSploitz, Sleddog Style

To reward you hardcore players for reading today’s entry, here is a cool tip. Each weapon always has the same top signature passive. Take the Gunwitch, for example. Her Megashark Terraria Gun Broom weapon will always have the signature Meteor Bullets passive, circled in the below image. However, the other two in the rectangles reroll randomly upon entering the Heroes’ Marketplace, so if you are really dying for a particular set up, just load a map and come back until you get the roll you want. That way you can focus on grinding up Souls of Night and spend them on exactly what works for you. Each one of these weapons have FUN and POWERFUL effects on them. Collect them all!

Nature hurl green leaves at your putrid feet, Defender!

That’s a greeting in the Dryad tongue… Not really, I just made it up. I hope your feet aren’t putrid, you should probably have that checked to be perfectly honest.

For this Dev Log, we thought it would be a good idea to give you all some insight into some of the decisions we made in this Terraria crossover. When the Terraria crossover first came to be, we had just started our hero initiative so it made perfect sense to have a new hero be a part of it. A lot of us played a bunch of Terraria and we obviously had fond memories of the different NPCs we encountered while playing Terraria.



Terraria has a lot of NPCs so we had several options. The short list included: the Witch Doctor, the Dryad, and the Goblin Tinkerer. When we started exploring what their kit might look like, the Dryad stuck out a lot. She was already a favored NPC by a lot of Terraria fans and we loved her story, theme, and aesthetic. She felt like the perfect hero that would bring a part of the wilderness and magic of Terraria into Etheria. There was obviously a lot of depth to her that we can build an awesome hero around. We then started exploring what she might look like in DD2. We did many explorations before we settled on the final version.

An early exploration of the Dryad:



Another early exploration:



Eventually we settled on this aesthetic:



We wanted the Dryad’s fantasy to be a combination of classic dryad fantasy and her characteristics in Terraria. One of the weird things about her in Terraria is how she suddenly begins to sell corrupt powder while a Blood Moon is active. This was the source of inspiration for her corrupt form in Dungeon Defenders II. We wanted the Dryad to feel like she was bringing in pockets of Terraria into Etheria so the World Tree was created. We were also hyper focused on delivering an awesome experience for all the Terraria fans out there so we made sure all her towers and abilities were themed around familiar things in Terraria. Starfall had to make its way into DD2 since we’ve all had that moment in Terraria when a falling star devastates an enemy we are fighting. Slimes and Dryad’s Blessing obviously had to exist as well. The rest of her kit was chosen based on the sort of creatures you encounter while playing Terraria that we thought would make for good defenses.

There is plenty more to talk about when it comes to Terraria and the crossover. Next week I’ll talk about how the Terraria weapons made their way into DD2 and some neat enemies as well. Tune in to our Devstream tomorrow to hear more about the update! We will have a very special guest and divulge all the details.

Hello, Defenders!

As you might know there's a new map coming to Dungeon Defenders II next week, a map we've been working secretly. So it's time to share with you some cool pics of the level. I hope you have fun playing and exploring it!





Everyone in the team is really excited to show off some of the work we did and kept in secret for so long. So, if you don't have enough with the pics posted above, here's another one! I know! It's a really cozy place!



I am so excited to finally show off some of the work we have been keeping so secret. With the release of the Terraria crossover patch, we will be revealing a TON of cool stuff from the animation department. Hopefully you have all seen the cinematic already. If not, check it out here! Here are some of the other things we’ve been doing:

HERE SHE IS!



AND HERE SHE IS AGAIN!



Yes that’s right! You can play in both her Pure and Corrupt forms at will. Transform whenever you please, and wreck face!



But of course, like all of our heroes, don’t take too much damage, or else…



Cool armor, bro...


Also, we have a new animator here at Trendy. Jerzy Perez has been a part of this past milestone helping on a number of different things, such as:





We’re going to get Jerzy a forum ID in the near future. You can expect to see more cool stuff from him soon!

The Terraria Update comes out Tuesday. Tune into our Terraria Devstream tomorrow at 3PM EST to see the update in action!

If you're curious to know more about the Dryad, check out her brand-new hero trailer below:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CavZm2M0OR0

Inside Peek at the Terraria/Dungeon Defenders II Crossover

As a hardcore gamer myself, it’s a riot to peek behind the scenes of any developer’s curtain, so let’s cast that Oz barrier away for a moment. I’ve also tossed in some secrets for you at the end.

The Terraria Update update got its start back in January 22nd of this year. (10 months ago) At the time, we were mid-stream working on the Abyss Lord, along with creating a massive backlog of critical and important features and game improvements laid out for the whole year. (Such as the Game Browser, Hero Deck changes, Quick Swapping, Hero Designs, Incursions, etc.) Then we got this cool email from Ted “Loki” Murphy over at the Terraria camp.

“Greetings from the team at Re-Logic! A good number of the team are huge fans and avid players of DD2, so first off, thank you all for an amazing game that entertains our entire studio. Coming out of all of that, one of our lead coders - Yoraiz0r- has been chatting with one of your own (Blacksmith), and the topic of a crossover content collaboration between DD2 and Terraria came up.

Both parties seemed pretty interested, and so Yoraiz0r got in touch with me this evening and told me that I should go ahead and reach out to you (Blacksmith said that you were the person to contact) so that we can see where this could lead and if a collaboration could work. I know our team would certainly be on board - and we can just imagine all of the possibilities already!”

This type of collaboration does not happen often enough! Game developers all like each other, end up working together over the years, play each other’s games, and hang out together. We share cabs as E3, laugh and critique at each other’s bad GDC presentations, blow up each other’s bases, stunlock and zero each other’s kids, and cheer each other on when our games ship. This is because we are all big kids inside, dress like misfits, and absolutely love games, so doing something cool together means one thing – FUN!

A lot of the time, publishers and legal people with large mortgages get in the way of this core joy in life. (Imagine that!) They often see developers as a pack of wild Indians running amok on an island with spears, blowing into conchs to call meetings, and beating up the bespectacled chubby kid and using his cracked glasses to start a fire to dance around at midnight. (Golding, 1954) Trendy and Re-Logic don’t have big publishers getting in the way, so we were excited about doing a crossover and make it about FUN!

Terraria Secrets

Here are the parts that really make it neat in addition to all of the in-your-face-stuff you’ll see next week. The new map layout, inspired by the Terraria Forest Biome, is different from your run-of-the-mill Dungeon Defenders II map. Steve Collins added cool crafting secrets from Terraria, we have lane merges that are larger than most, double backs, three cores, and of course the entire look and feel is what you would expect if Terraria became a Pixar movie. This map has long line of sights, great sniper perches, and screams out for AoE. We offer this as Normalized and as an Incursion for Nightmare I-IV.



Play Now, Even if Brand New to Dungeon Defenders II

In Normalized mode, you play with a pre-generated deck of four max level and geared heroes including the Dryad! The Normalized mode is lovely, safe, happy, and good for brand new Dungeon Defenders II players who want to jump in and GO now! This is a great way to be part of the BIG THING. It’s also an ideal way to test-drive the Dryad hero before you pick her up with your earned Defender Medals or Gems stash.



Blood Moon Incursion

The Nightmare I-IV modes are actually Incursion versions and much tougher. You’ll need to bring your own knife to that gunfight along with your own heroes. It has the Blood Moon theme from Terraria and nasty pointy teeth. Steve has a very cool secret chest set up in the map. Who will get lucky AND be smart enough to figure it out!



Guns, Swords, Books, Bows, and Sharks

Besides all the other bells and whistles we usually do, we cranked out weapons for every one of our ten heroes as a homage to some of the most iconic Terraria weapons, all with over-the-top FUN special effects. You can buy these at different power ranges from the a new NPC near the portal in the Heroes’ Marketplace. He only accepts the Terraria currency called Souls of Night which you can find in Victory Chests in either version of the new Terraria map! (Normalized or Nightmare) Be sure you read the tooltips, because we have multiple heroes that use swords now. Each weapon is hero specific!



Gamer XSploitz, Sleddog Style

To reward you hardcore players for reading today’s entry, here is a cool tip. Each weapon always has the same top signature passive. Take the Gunwitch, for example. Her Megashark Terraria Gun Broom weapon will always have the signature Meteor Bullets passive, circled in the below image. However, the other two in the rectangles reroll randomly upon entering the Heroes’ Marketplace, so if you are really dying for a particular set up, just load a map and come back until you get the roll you want. That way you can focus on grinding up Souls of Night and spend them on exactly what works for you. Each one of these weapons have FUN and POWERFUL effects on them. Collect them all!

Nature hurl green leaves at your putrid feet, Defender!

That’s a greeting in the Dryad tongue… Not really, I just made it up. I hope your feet aren’t putrid, you should probably have that checked to be perfectly honest.

For this Dev Log, we thought it would be a good idea to give you all some insight into some of the decisions we made in this Terraria crossover. When the Terraria crossover first came to be, we had just started our hero initiative so it made perfect sense to have a new hero be a part of it. A lot of us played a bunch of Terraria and we obviously had fond memories of the different NPCs we encountered while playing Terraria.



Terraria has a lot of NPCs so we had several options. The short list included: the Witch Doctor, the Dryad, and the Goblin Tinkerer. When we started exploring what their kit might look like, the Dryad stuck out a lot. She was already a favored NPC by a lot of Terraria fans and we loved her story, theme, and aesthetic. She felt like the perfect hero that would bring a part of the wilderness and magic of Terraria into Etheria. There was obviously a lot of depth to her that we can build an awesome hero around. We then started exploring what she might look like in DD2. We did many explorations before we settled on the final version.

An early exploration of the Dryad:



Another early exploration:



Eventually we settled on this aesthetic:



We wanted the Dryad’s fantasy to be a combination of classic dryad fantasy and her characteristics in Terraria. One of the weird things about her in Terraria is how she suddenly begins to sell corrupt powder while a Blood Moon is active. This was the source of inspiration for her corrupt form in Dungeon Defenders II. We wanted the Dryad to feel like she was bringing in pockets of Terraria into Etheria so the World Tree was created. We were also hyper focused on delivering an awesome experience for all the Terraria fans out there so we made sure all her towers and abilities were themed around familiar things in Terraria. Starfall had to make its way into DD2 since we’ve all had that moment in Terraria when a falling star devastates an enemy we are fighting. Slimes and Dryad’s Blessing obviously had to exist as well. The rest of her kit was chosen based on the sort of creatures you encounter while playing Terraria that we thought would make for good defenses.

There is plenty more to talk about when it comes to Terraria and the crossover. Next week I’ll talk about how the Terraria weapons made their way into DD2 and some neat enemies as well. Tune in to our Devstream tomorrow to hear more about the update! We will have a very special guest and divulge all the details.

Hello, Defenders!

As you might know there's a new map coming to Dungeon Defenders II next week, a map we've been working secretly. So it's time to share with you some cool pics of the level. I hope you have fun playing and exploring it!





Everyone in the team is really excited to show off some of the work we did and kept in secret for so long. So, if you don't have enough with the pics posted above, here's another one! I know! It's a really cozy place!



I am so excited to finally show off some of the work we have been keeping so secret. With the release of the Terraria crossover patch, we will be revealing a TON of cool stuff from the animation department. Hopefully you have all seen the cinematic already. If not, check it out here! Here are some of the other things we’ve been doing:

HERE SHE IS!



AND HERE SHE IS AGAIN!



Yes that’s right! You can play in both her Pure and Corrupt forms at will. Transform whenever you please, and wreck face!



But of course, like all of our heroes, don’t take too much damage, or else…



Cool armor, bro...


Also, we have a new animator here at Trendy. Jerzy Perez has been a part of this past milestone helping on a number of different things, such as:





We’re going to get Jerzy a forum ID in the near future. You can expect to see more cool stuff from him soon!

Greetings, Defenders!

A few weeks ago, a mysterious portal opened in Etheria. Today, we’re excited to reveal the portal’s secret: It’s a Terraria and Dungeon Defenders II crossover! This isn’t some one-way crossover, either. We’re adding Terraria content into our game, and Re-Logic is adding Dungeon Defenders content into Terraria! (Oh wait, PC Gamer revealed that yesterday? Dangit! Missed it by that much. Well, let’s just pretend this is new information. Surprise!)

The mystifying portal of mysterious mystery spurred a number of you to jump to conclusions. Some of your conclusions were accurate (eerily so); some of them not so much. Our favorite was from a lad in the Terraria community who thought Re-Logic was adding a flaming baked potato boss. (Why is it on fire? Why, it was cooked in the microwave too long, of course!) The image of a villainous flaming potato won’t leave our head. Re-Logic, you have to add it to Terraria. YOU HAVE TO!

So what’s coming to Dungeon Defenders II and when? We’re not adding a flaming potato boss (yet), but we do have something tasty cooked up for you:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aH6Lj7na8Ak

The Terraria Update is scheduled to launch on November 15th. When it arrives, it’ll include:

• The Dryad, a new Hero Balancing Corruption and Purity
  
• A Decidedly Deciduous Map
  
• An Ever-Watching Boss
  
• A Bloodshot Enemy
  
• Weapons For Every Hero!
  
  • A Purrfect Sword
    
  • A Bow of Seismic Destruction
    
  • A Great White Machine Gun
    
  • The Eat Your Green Beams Sword
    
  • A Staff That Came From the Moon!
    
  • This Book Really Cuts Us Up
    
  • Santa’s Favorite Staff
    
  • The Party Starter
    
  • We Have a Bone to Pick With You Gloves
    
  • This Knife Really Gets Around
• A Howling Incursion
  
• An Eclectic Collector
  
  • A morph dwarf by the wharf.
• All of Your Hopes and Dreams
  
  • As long as all of your hopes and dreams are about Terraria coming to Dungeon Defenders II
    
    • And as long as it’s only the select things we’re bringing from Terraria into Dungeon Defenders II
      
      • And as long as your name is Ricky or Taneka. Only the people named Ricky or Taneka who had the specific desires of certain Terraria elements coming into Dungeon Defenders II will have their hopes and dreams fulfilled with this update.

What does all of that mean? We’re sure you can figure them out, but if you need some help, keep an eye on our Twitter. We hear that Re-Logic has their own secrets to reveal, too.

If you want to see the update before it comes out, mark your calendars for Friday, November 11th at 3PM EST for the Terraria Update Devstream. We’re going to show off the new Dryad hero, walk through the new map, show off the new boss, wield the new weapons and more.

This Friday at 3PM EDT, we’re going to play vanilla Terraria on our Twitch channel! Tune in to hear more about the Terraria update and for your chance to win the Dryad!

Speaking of the Dryad, we’re excited about an experiment we’re doing in this update. When the update comes out, you can try the Dryad for free by visiting the portal in the Heroes Marketplace! We’ve setup a custom version of the Dryad to use in the new Terraria map, so you can test out all of her defenses and abilities before plopping down your hard-earned medals or your gems. It’s something you have been asking for with our new hero releases, and we hope you enjoy the experiment. We’re going to pay attention to the data to see how successful this is.

The Terraria Update marks Phase 2 of our journey to release Dungeon Defenders II out of Early Access. The goal behind The Terraria Update is to get lots of exposure for our game. More people playing = the more we can develop. We’re gathering lots of great data on our early game changes from Phase 1, and with this update, we’ll have more data to look at from other kinds of new players. And, of course, it’s just really awesome for DD2 to be in one of our favorite games, and they’re just as excited to see Terraria content in a game they love. (In fact, they’re the ones who reached out to us first! They have hundreds of hours in DD2! *fanboys*)

After The Terraria Update comes Phase 3: endgame changes. We’ll have more to share soon. Stay tuned.

Love,
The Trendy Team

Greetings, Defenders!

A few weeks ago, a mysterious portal opened in Etheria. Today, we’re excited to reveal the portal’s secret: It’s a Terraria and Dungeon Defenders II crossover! This isn’t some one-way crossover, either. We’re adding Terraria content into our game, and Re-Logic is adding Dungeon Defenders content into Terraria! (Oh wait, PC Gamer revealed that yesterday? Dangit! Missed it by that much. Well, let’s just pretend this is new information. Surprise!)

The mystifying portal of mysterious mystery spurred a number of you to jump to conclusions. Some of your conclusions were accurate (eerily so); some of them not so much. Our favorite was from a lad in the Terraria community who thought Re-Logic was adding a flaming baked potato boss. (Why is it on fire? Why, it was cooked in the microwave too long, of course!) The image of a villainous flaming potato won’t leave our head. Re-Logic, you have to add it to Terraria. YOU HAVE TO!

So what’s coming to Dungeon Defenders II and when? We’re not adding a flaming potato boss (yet), but we do have something tasty cooked up for you:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aH6Lj7na8Ak

The Terraria Update is scheduled to launch on November 15th. When it arrives, it’ll include:

• The Dryad, a new Hero Balancing Corruption and Purity
  
• A Decidedly Deciduous Map
  
• An Ever-Watching Boss
  
• A Bloodshot Enemy
  
• Weapons For Every Hero!
  
  • A Purrfect Sword
    
  • A Bow of Seismic Destruction
    
  • A Great White Machine Gun
    
  • The Eat Your Green Beams Sword
    
  • A Staff That Came From the Moon!
    
  • This Book Really Cuts Us Up
    
  • Santa’s Favorite Staff
    
  • The Party Starter
    
  • We Have a Bone to Pick With You Gloves
    
  • This Knife Really Gets Around
• A Howling Incursion
  
• An Eclectic Collector
  
  • A morph dwarf by the wharf.
• All of Your Hopes and Dreams
  
  • As long as all of your hopes and dreams are about Terraria coming to Dungeon Defenders II
    
    • And as long as it’s only the select things we’re bringing from Terraria into Dungeon Defenders II
      
      • And as long as your name is Ricky or Taneka. Only the people named Ricky or Taneka who had the specific desires of certain Terraria elements coming into Dungeon Defenders II will have their hopes and dreams fulfilled with this update.

What does all of that mean? We’re sure you can figure them out, but if you need some help, keep an eye on our Twitter. We hear that Re-Logic has their own secrets to reveal, too.

If you want to see the update before it comes out, mark your calendars for Friday, November 11th at 3PM EST for the Terraria Update Devstream. We’re going to show off the new Dryad hero, walk through the new map, show off the new boss, wield the new weapons and more.

This Friday at 3PM EDT, we’re going to play vanilla Terraria on our Twitch channel! Tune in to hear more about the Terraria update and for your chance to win the Dryad!

Speaking of the Dryad, we’re excited about an experiment we’re doing in this update. When the update comes out, you can try the Dryad for free by visiting the portal in the Heroes Marketplace! We’ve setup a custom version of the Dryad to use in the new Terraria map, so you can test out all of her defenses and abilities before plopping down your hard-earned medals or your gems. It’s something you have been asking for with our new hero releases, and we hope you enjoy the experiment. We’re going to pay attention to the data to see how successful this is.

The Terraria Update marks Phase 2 of our journey to release Dungeon Defenders II out of Early Access. The goal behind The Terraria Update is to get lots of exposure for our game. More people playing = the more we can develop. We’re gathering lots of great data on our early game changes from Phase 1, and with this update, we’ll have more data to look at from other kinds of new players. And, of course, it’s just really awesome for DD2 to be in one of our favorite games, and they’re just as excited to see Terraria content in a game they love. (In fact, they’re the ones who reached out to us first! They have hundreds of hours in DD2! *fanboys*)

After The Terraria Update comes Phase 3: endgame changes. We’ll have more to share soon. Stay tuned.

Love,
The Trendy Team

The Halloween Steam Sale is live, and we have some spooky new packs available!

Celebrate Halloween with our new Burning Souls Pack! Set up some fireworks, popcorn, and put on some Halloween masks to throw your own in-game party.

• 4 Burning Soul skins for the Original Heroes, seen above (Squire, Huntress, Apprentice, Monk)
  
• 50 Consumable Masks to spice up the party
  
• 10 Fireworks Launchers
  
• 10 Popcorn Machines to give you and your party some sweet combat buffs!

Snag five new costumes for the newest heroes at a HUGE discount. (4800 Gem value!) Not satisfied with just costumes? We added gems, too!

• 1500 Gems
  
• Lavamancer Risen Cinders Costume
  
• Abyss Lord Depth Lord Costume
  
• EV2 Mantis Striker Costume
  
• Gunwitch Huntwitch Costume
  
• Mystic Empress of Serpents Costume

The Witching Hour Pack contains the Gunwitch Hero and her two costumes. (A 2800 Gem value!)

• Gunwitch Hero (includes a Hero Card Slot)
  
• Black Magic Ops Costume
  
• Huntwitch Costume

The Halloween Steam Sale is live, and we have some spooky new packs available!

Celebrate Halloween with our new Burning Souls Pack! Set up some fireworks, popcorn, and put on some Halloween masks to throw your own in-game party.

• 4 Burning Soul skins for the Original Heroes, seen above (Squire, Huntress, Apprentice, Monk)
  
• 50 Consumable Masks to spice up the party
  
• 10 Fireworks Launchers
  
• 10 Popcorn Machines to give you and your party some sweet combat buffs!

Snag five new costumes for the newest heroes at a HUGE discount. (4800 Gem value!) Not satisfied with just costumes? We added gems, too!

• 1500 Gems
  
• Lavamancer Risen Cinders Costume
  
• Abyss Lord Depth Lord Costume
  
• EV2 Mantis Striker Costume
  
• Gunwitch Huntwitch Costume
  
• Mystic Empress of Serpents Costume

The Witching Hour Pack contains the Gunwitch Hero and her two costumes. (A 2800 Gem value!)

• Gunwitch Hero (includes a Hero Card Slot)
  
• Black Magic Ops Costume
  
• Huntwitch Costume

The Halloween Update is available now on PC & PS4!

• Return of Maldonis Incursion
  
  • Maldonis has reclaimed the Temple of the Necrotic, and it’s up to you to defeat him and his henchmen. Look carefully and you might find a few hidden treats...if you’re lucky.
    
  • Maldonis can drop Spooky Weapons that roll up to iPWR 750!
• Spooky-Themed Heroes Marketplace
  
  • Once you’re done raiding his loot, stop by the extra spooky Heroes Marketplace and make everyone green with envy!
• Spooky Halloween Packs Available on Friday
  
  • We’re releasing new Halloween packs on Friday for PC, including the Burning Souls Pack with the wicked new Skeleton costumes in the image below!

This section is dedicated to bugs reported on our new Bug Reporting site! Bugs labeled “Hot Issues” are next on our priority list. More community bug fixes coming in the next patch!

• Series EV2’s Heat Bar now properly resets at the start and the end of Combat Phase.
  
  • Reported by K-ToF, our #1 bug submitter. Thanks for the help, K-ToF!

• Defender Medal pets are no longer erroneously listed for gold. This was a rare bug that happened when entering the Heroes Marketplace or the Tavern. (You couldn’t buy them for gold, just FYI. It was just a visual bug.)
  
• Improved the aiming of the Gunwitch’s right-click Snipe.
  
• Players who completed the Spooky Champion award last year should now properly have it this year.

• Officials from the EMS have been investigating the portal since its mysterious appearance. They believe they'll have more information next week.

The Halloween Update is available now on PC & PS4!

• Return of Maldonis Incursion
  
  • Maldonis has reclaimed the Temple of the Necrotic, and it’s up to you to defeat him and his henchmen. Look carefully and you might find a few hidden treats...if you’re lucky.
    
  • Maldonis can drop Spooky Weapons that roll up to iPWR 750!
• Spooky-Themed Heroes Marketplace
  
  • Once you’re done raiding his loot, stop by the extra spooky Heroes Marketplace and make everyone green with envy!
• Spooky Halloween Packs Available on Friday
  
  • We’re releasing new Halloween packs on Friday for PC, including the Burning Souls Pack with the wicked new Skeleton costumes in the image below!

This section is dedicated to bugs reported on our new Bug Reporting site! Bugs labeled “Hot Issues” are next on our priority list. More community bug fixes coming in the next patch!

• Series EV2’s Heat Bar now properly resets at the start and the end of Combat Phase.
  
  • Reported by K-ToF, our #1 bug submitter. Thanks for the help, K-ToF!

• Defender Medal pets are no longer erroneously listed for gold. This was a rare bug that happened when entering the Heroes Marketplace or the Tavern. (You couldn’t buy them for gold, just FYI. It was just a visual bug.)
  
• Improved the aiming of the Gunwitch’s right-click Snipe.
  
• Players who completed the Spooky Champion award last year should now properly have it this year.

• Officials from the EMS have been investigating the portal since its mysterious appearance. They believe they'll have more information next week.

The Halloween Update comes out tomorrow! Maldonis has reclaimed the Temple of the Necrotic, and it’s up to you to defeat him and his henchmen. Look carefully and you might find a few hidden treats...if you’re lucky. Once you’re done raiding his iPWR 750 versions of the Spooky Weapons, stop by the extra spooky Heroes Marketplace and make everyone green with envy!

Along with the Maldonis Incursion and some bug fixes from our new Bug Reporting site, we’re releasing some new Halloween packs on Friday for PC, including the Burning Souls Pack with these wicked new skeleton costumes:



Oh, and if you’re waiting for news on The Big Thing, you might not have to wait much longer...

Getting hyped for the Halloween Update! The new skeleton costumes are sweet, and I’m ready to go fight Maldonis yet again. Keep your eye out for any secrets as some thing may be lurking around during the combat phase!

Hello, Defenders! As you might know already, the Halloween Update is coming out tomorrow! I've taken some shots of the Halloween themed creatures you'll have to deal with in the two spooky levels! So take a look of those fierce enemies! Do they look scary enough for you?



If those are not enough for you, just look at this!



Treet just killed the Squire, and he's going straight to smash the core! You have to stop that!

So... it's almost here! The Halloween Update is coming into Etheria. Don't be scared! Here are some more shots of the spooky Heroes Marketplace!







Finally, while it's not in the Halloween Update, I wanted to show you some updates I'm making to the My Heroes UI to make it easier to organize your deck:



And here's how it looks in split-screen!

The Halloween Update comes out tomorrow! Maldonis has reclaimed the Temple of the Necrotic, and it’s up to you to defeat him and his henchmen. Look carefully and you might find a few hidden treats...if you’re lucky. Once you’re done raiding his iPWR 750 versions of the Spooky Weapons, stop by the extra spooky Heroes Marketplace and make everyone green with envy!

Along with the Maldonis Incursion and some bug fixes from our new Bug Reporting site, we’re releasing some new Halloween packs on Friday for PC, including the Burning Souls Pack with these wicked new skeleton costumes:



Oh, and if you’re waiting for news on The Big Thing, you might not have to wait much longer...

Getting hyped for the Halloween Update! The new skeleton costumes are sweet, and I’m ready to go fight Maldonis yet again. Keep your eye out for any secrets as some thing may be lurking around during the combat phase!

Hello, Defenders! As you might know already, the Halloween Update is coming out tomorrow! I've taken some shots of the Halloween themed creatures you'll have to deal with in the two spooky levels! So take a look of those fierce enemies! Do they look scary enough for you?



If those are not enough for you, just look at this!



Treet just killed the Squire, and he's going straight to smash the core! You have to stop that!

So... it's almost here! The Halloween Update is coming into Etheria. Don't be scared! Here are some more shots of the spooky Heroes Marketplace!







Finally, while it's not in the Halloween Update, I wanted to show you some updates I'm making to the My Heroes UI to make it easier to organize your deck:



And here's how it looks in split-screen!