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Summer Solstice 2026
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During the medieval Summer Solstice, people gathered to celebrate the longest day of the year with music, dancing, and great feasts. Villagers decorated their homes with flowers, oak leaves, and fresh greenery believed to bring good fortune and protection. Large bonfires were lit on hilltops, and people sang, danced, and leapt over the flames for luck and health. Herbalists collected special midsummer plants, as it was believed their healing powers were strongest on this magical night. Communities stayed awake until dawn, enjoying games, storytelling, and festivities beneath the stars.
May the spirit of the Summer Solstice bring warmth, joy, and abundant harvests to all.

In honor of this festival - from June 18st to July 9th, you will find new items, promotions, games, and special offers!

We announce a festive lottery for all purchases made from 18.06 to 09.07 23:59.
The grand prize on each server will be a 11k purchase and a special Wood House location.

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Worldwide Knit in Public Day
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World Gin Day and Worldwide Knit in Public Day are both celebrated on June 13, making it a unique occasion that combines craftsmanship, community, and enjoyment. World Gin Day honors one of the world's most popular botanical spirits, with gin enthusiasts gathering to sample classic and creative cocktails. At the same time, knitters around the globe take part in Worldwide Knit in Public Day, bringing their projects outdoors and sharing their passion with others. The knitting event was created to encourage people to connect, learn new skills, and celebrate the art of handmade creations. Parks, gardens, and public squares often become lively meeting places filled with colorful yarn and friendly conversations. Meanwhile, World Gin Day inspires people to discover new flavors and appreciate the history and versatility of gin. Together, these celebrations highlight creativity, relaxation, and social connection. We wish everyone a wonderful June 13—celebrate both occasions by knitting something fancy in the park while enjoying a refreshing gin cocktail!

In honor of the World Gin Day we carry out
special bonus offers valid from 12.06. until 15.06. at 23:59 server time:

- buy 700 and get as bonus (200/700)
- buy 1400 and get as bonus (200/700/1400) and
- buy 3000 and get as bonus (700/1400/3000/4000)
- buy 4000 and get as bonus (6300/3000/1400/700)
- buy 6300 or 7500 and get as bonus (6300/4000/3000/1400/700)
- buy 12500 and get as bonus (7500/6300/4000/3000/1400/700/200)


Each purchase 1400 and above will receive special location:
Knitting Wool House 350k
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Each purchase 3000 and higher receive special locations:
Gin Wood House 350k
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and
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NB! Locations belong only to the initially purchased offer. To receive locations, please contact technical support with a detailed list of locations.
Locations will be installed only if free appropriate point available.
Bonuses will be issued on the next calendar day after the purchase.
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Summer Garlands
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According to Latvian folk beliefs and ancient traditions, by Midsummer (Jāņi) the homestead should be tidy and the fields well tended. It was believed that a diligent housewife would have weeded the garden and flower beds before the summer solstice, as only a well-kept farmstead could attract blessings, prosperity, and fertility.
People also believed that the flowers of a hardworking mistress bloomed more abundantly and beautifully, bringing good fortune and abundance to the household.

As Jāņi approached, women and young maidens went into the meadows to gather medicinal herbs, believing that nature’s power was at its strongest during the solstice.
They collected yarrow, St. John’s wort, meadowsweet, bedstraw, and many other plants, which were dried and stored for use throughout the winter. Young women wove wreaths from meadow flowers and herbs to bring health, fertility, and good luck.

By following these ancient traditions, 1100AD also wishes to remember and preserve the spirit of this cultural heritage, celebrating blooming gardens, rich meadows, and good health throughout the year!

In honor of this summer time - from June 04 to June 18 we are announcing an cross-server competition!

Mini-Game "Match Three":
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Align 3, 4, or 5 identical elements to earn points. Bomb combos give extra bonuses. The TOP-10 players and Orders will receive prizes.
Find Meadow Garland needed for Match 3 moves adventure huts.

The top 3 players from the "Match-three" leaderboard will receive special prizes, including a special city with special buildings. However, each player can receive only one prize in the following categories:
- Best mini-game player;
- Best decorator;
- Best combination collector;
- Most efficient player;
- Fire master.

After awarding the 15 players who took the prize places in the above-mentioned categories, this time we will also reward 25 more players from the "Best mini-game player" leaderboard* who showed excellent results but did not make it to the top 3.
*Each player receives only one prize in one category.
Keep track of the game statistics, win, and earn unique prizes!
**In the match-three game, there are grass blocks that can only be removed with a special item - a scythe.

Prize for cross-server winners will contain Wood House and Roseward castle along with another valuable prizes.

ADDITIONAL CHANGES:
1. Performed small optimization of auto building
2. Added levels to Golden Fern and Flower Etagere
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