Soo, since there's a new Charity out now...Does this mean that the Meowmodon might make a return to the game? (Assuming the Charity Funds reach a desirable amount of donated money of course)
Oor is the Tree itself the actual 'prize' we are getting for donating? ...Does anyone know how the last charity worked? I am kinda new to this.
When you purchase of a Giving Tree Seed from the Crowns Shop at the price of 2500 Crowns (approximately $5), KingsIsle Entertainment will donate the net proceeds to two children's charities in Texas.
I like my tree of giving. Best prizes from my harvests so far was a Spring and a Balanceblade treasure card. Oh, and a TON of garden exp. Plus, I must admit that I have a fondness for the present-covered-bush-that-randomly-honks.
When you purchase of a Giving Tree Seed from the Crowns Shop at the price of 2500 Crowns (approximately $5), KingsIsle Entertainment will donate the net proceeds to two children's charities in Texas.
I just want to know about the Meowmodon Mount, which was supposedly given out a while ago to people who donated to a charity. But I am guessing that's a no, we won't be getting another opportunity to obtain this mount.
Well, I guess the tree itself is a pretty cool, if niche'd, item. I may still buy it.
For my wizards (even those that have not started Gardening yet), the tree is selectable and (since I have enough crowns) the Buy button is lit up and active.
Do all the other Crown Store items work ok with the BUY button?
Yeah, sounds like no Meowmodon mount this time. Different charity, different reward.
When will the tree of giving no longer be available? My daughter wants one, and I don't want to let her know she's getting a gc for xmas, but if the tree is going to be gone right after christmas, I want to go ahead and give her enough crowns to get one.
Still can't buy the giving tree. The "buy" sign won't light up. There are some things in the crown shop I can purchase but others I can't. Is this a problem with the game?
Oh, and a TON of garden exp. Plus, I must admit that I have a fondness for the present-covered-bush-that-randomly-honks.