Splinterlands Relaunches Hallows Fall Halloween Event with New Skins
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Splinterlands has kicked off its Hallows Fall event on October 13, featuring new Spooky and Haunted skins available throughout the game. Players can find these skins in various shops and reward chests, while the winnings cap for the Modern Bracket has been increased from 2% to 4%.
Hallows Fall Returns
Splinterlands has announced the return of its Hallows Fall event, launching on October 13. This year, players can explore new Spooky and Haunted skins across different areas of the game. The team shared the news on X, stating, "The spooky season has arrived in Praetoria!".
Where to Find New Skins
Most of the new skins are available in the Rewards shop, with additional options in the Sparks shop. Frontier Jackpots will also feature two limited print skins. As October's second season begins, more limited skins will be added to all types of reward chests. Halloween stickers can be collected from the Sticker shop for a limited time during the event.
Changes to Winnings Cap
In addition to new cosmetics, the event includes a significant update to the Modern Bracket. Starting with the second season in October, the winnings cap will increase from 2% to 4%, which will affect SPS distribution at the end of the month. This change follows a recent update that lowered the Modern win streak cutoff from a rating of 3,700 to 3,000.
Additional Updates
The October 13 patch also resolved a bug affecting Ranged attacks in Volley. New features include the ability to disable stat-adjustment animations during team creation, options for binder management, and a new filter for cards on bracket cooldown. Players can also look forward to 25 new player-created stickers added to the Artisan Quarter.
Historical Context
This marks the third consecutive year for the Hallows Fall event, although the exact end date for this year's festivities has yet to be disclosed. The event has evolved from its initial simpler version in 2024, which only featured temporary holiday-themed art.