Collecting candies and pumpkins in World of Sea Battle

Until November 7, the multiplayer sailing ship simulator transforms into the setting of a scary tale. Pumpkins can now be found on the waves, and candies keep turning up among the treasures, serving as a kind of currency for the duration of Halloween. Those who manage to accumulate enough sweets will exchange them for the new ship «Al-Fatih», which carries a unique gun on its bow and can travel not only under sail but also by oars. Additionally, login rewards and other surprises are now available — we will tell you more about them below.

Only captains who have reached the seventh rank can take part in the event. They now have access to the festive currency — candies. They can be exchanged with the Overseas Merchant for something useful. We are not just talking about ships: the assortment also includes the Captain's Seal, the Elite Status Patent, and much more. «Al-Fatih», the main prize of the event, is a vessel with sails and oars, featuring formidable bow armament and the third rank. Among AI-controlled enemies these days you can spot special sailing ships decorated in Halloween style. They are tougher than other opponents, but the reward for defeating them is greater. Sweets can be obtained in several ways: completing tasks, fishing, hunting whales, searching for treasure, and fighting at sea.

To assemble the festive treasure map, you need to find and join together seven parts, with only three obtainable per day, and a total of 21 fragments available per captain. The calendar this time features 14 challenges, including boardings, Arena battles, fishing, hunting, trading, and other missions, the completion of each of which brings the hero 40 candies. Finally, gamers will receive additional rewards for simple actions: logging into your account will bring the «Merry Quartet» flag, completing three tasks — 150 coins, and five — the «Ghost Pirate» decal. Only the pumpkins remain unpredictable. One may contain a pleasant bonus, while another hides danger. Approach at your own risk.