Snow Golem body parts can no longer be obtained at the Festive Comet.


The Festive Comet is beginning to show signs of melting as its festive winter magic starts to fade. The golem parts once carried by mice have turned a bit slushy and as a result, mice now drop Snowball Charms instead of Snow Golem parts.

The structural integrity of the Festive Comet will collapse on Tuesday, January 16 at which point the Vacant Lot will be left in its place. You'll have until January 16 to use up any golem parts you have stockpiled, so get hunting!




Tuesday, January 9
Mice no longer drop golem parts and the cartographer no longer sells festive map scroll cases. Hunters are encouraged to use up as many remaining golem parts as they can.

Tuesday, January 16
The Festive Comet collapses and hunters can no longer send out golems or collect rewards. The Vacant Lot will remain where hunters can cash out any remaining Nuggets of Nougat, New Year's Nougat, and Advent Chocolates. In progress Naughty or Nice Treasure Maps can be cashed out for consolation prizes of Ancient Charms, Points, and Gold.

Tuesday, January 23
The Vacant Lot closes completely, meaning hunters can no longer use the festive shoppes or remain in the area. Make sure you've spent your nougat BEFORE this day!

Thursday, February 1
The magic of the Winter Aura will fade for all hunters and the Snowball Showdown can no longer be played.




Although Pecan Pecorino and Let It Snow Charms are no longer available, the King is still supplying Magical Winter Hunt Holiday Hats and Festive Summoning Bells for hunters make use of for the final golems of the season.