If you’re a new or returning player to Gamigo’s MMORPG Aura Kingdom, there’s plenty of good news. The game’s Valleys of Ice Hearts update aka Patch 84 is now live, and it comes with new features and content, which we’ll break down right now!
Venturing into the Valleys comes with a level cap increase, new maps, dungeons, events, and much more. Players can start the new year in Aura Kingdom with new challenges and an increased level cap – the maximum level is now Slv25 (125). Four new fame quests will be handed out by Mirabelle and they’ll allow access to the dungeons Hidden Crystals Cave, Ancestral Spirits Temple, Otherworld: Glacial Ice Cavern and Otherworld: Subterranean Sanctuary. These quests can be completed every day but only once per day.
New Map: Snow Crystal Plains
A city famous for its crystal and unique scenery. Winter is still in full swing here! However, for all its breathtaking beauty, it has never been a place of peace. Here, the past and present are of no importance.
New Map: Deep Hidden Valley
The density of the majestic trees hides most of the sunlight – as if they didn’t want the sun’s rays to reach the people down below. The atmosphere is peaceful, but there is something unsettling about it! Players should get ready to fish, collect, dig, cook, learn the stories of the villagers and receive many new achievements!
New Dungeon: Deer Valley
The once Avian Artifact Sanctuary is now completely overrun by dangerous monsters, who lie in wait for their next prey.
New Dungeon: Blue Valley Secret Realm
The landscape will enchant players with blue plants filling the valley and moss covering every stone step. Looking up, they will see a beautiful golden glow spread throughout the forest. But not all is bliss. Little by little, this beautiful energy has been corrupted by an evil aura that begins to rise from deep within the forest.
Eidolon Story Dungeon “Alucard”
Further adventures await with a group of otters digging holes in Cactakara Forest and a horde of sea creatures invading the north side of the Helonia Coast.
