For the next 5 weeks, participants will be hunting the Britannian Stag.
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Weight: 150-350 lbs (x 0.1) [Example: Weight of 217 = Score of 21.7]
Rack: 4-24 point [Score of 4-24]
Quality: Poor (10), Fair (15), Average (20), Above Average (25), Superior (30), Peerless (35) [Score of 10-35]
Total Score = Weight Score + Rack Score + Quality Score
Participants are allowed to submit only one trophy during this event, so it is to the advantage of each player to only keep their highest valued trophy and trash their lowest ones. All trophies are bound to their looter and will not be counted if this person is different from the one submitting the trophy. There is nothing against keeping a few extra trophies for decoration, but keep in mind that they are temporary and will be deleted after the completion of the quest.
The last hunting day will be February 12th and will end at 8:00am shard time. After this time, there will be a 3-day period where players can submit their trophies. On February 15th at 8:00am shard time, submissions will no longer be accepted and the results will be calculated. There will be multiple rewards for the highest scoring participants as well as a general reward for all participants. Please remember the dates and times of importance. If you are unable to log in during the 3-day period after hunting, then you will need to submit your best trophy prior to the February 12th deadline.
All trophies are submitted by dropping them into the chest inside the hunting cabin. The cabin is found just south of Papua.
Please Note:
-One submission per account. Multiple submissions on one character or account will disqualify you from the event.
-When you submit your trophy, you are done with the quest. There are no redos or "I accidentally submitted the wrong trophy" excuses that will result with a resubmission.
The Behavior of the Britannian Stag:
The younger and adolescent stags of this species freely roam around the T2A area. However, the older and more dominant males tend to stay still and are more aware. This allows them to blend into their surrounding and seem virtually invisible. Skilled hunters with good tracking ability will be able to spot these older stags when they are looking.
Rewards list to come later...
Happy Hunting!
