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Shroud of the Avatar introduces pet gear, craftable platforms and traps, a new location, and violent scarecrows

Greg Mcfee November 4, 2021 2 min read

Shroud of the Avatar has just released its first major update, introducing a number of features and changes to the game. Topics covered in this blog include: New pet gear for your canine companions; craftable platforms and traps; locations like towns and outposts; violent scarecrows found throughout Novia (not optional)

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It’s time for another Shroud of the Avatar update, this time with a lot of… weird stuff. Pet gear, platforms to stack items on, scarecrow foes, and a planned new town are all things to look forward to. Release 95 is, as is frequently the case with this game’s patches, a bit of a mishmash.

Players will be able to locate 12 alternative recipes for Collar, Toy, and Accessory pet gear in this update, each suited for tanking or DPS pet requirements. These recipes may be found in particular areas listed in the patch notes. Players may now manufacture platforms to place items on a pedestal, as well as the game’s first buildable trap in the shape of a lava lake.

A new scarecrow adversary has been added to the release for those searching for a seasonal spook to combat. It may be located near a farm on the outskirts of South Quel Woods. In addition, the new edition includes a slew of new opponents and enemy improvements.

Finally, the piece gives a sneak peek at Castle Atos, a new site coming to Novia shortly. Set aside another lengthy read since this is only the top of a very unpredictable iceberg of loot changes, item modifications, skill tweaks, and more.

Shroud of the Avatar, as long-time MOP readers know, is a contentious MMO. The game and its original studio have been chastised for removing promised features, overfunding, delaying Kickstarter prizes, obscuring company leadership and office status, and failing to file SEC reports as required under the game’s equity crowdfunding. Richard Garriott’s business Portalarium sold SOTA to its principal developer in 2019, therefore exiting the game. Press inquiries have been greeted with stonewalling and obscenities, and equity crowdfund backers seem to have been forgotten about, but the game still has players and is still being developed, as we continue to cover.

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