Flying in to bring the winds are the Harpies. These Greek bird-women are the personification of storm winds and are said to be sent by Zeus during storms to do his bidding. His bidding often involved stealing mortals, so if you see a storm brewing, we highly recommend staying inside for reasons beyond just bad weather.

A new League is here so let’s take a look at the rules and get some handy tips from our field agents on what to look out for this week. This isn't going to be a race to the highest score like last week so be prepared to get strategic and tactical, especially when it comes to Zerrofel.

While hiring professional keeners (wailing women) at funerals was common in Irish and Scottish culture, the Banshee took this to the extreme.

Lurking in the mud and mangrove forests along the Gambia River, the frightening Ninki Nanka is truly a sight to behold.

What a week! It’s been wonderful for us to see so many new players find their way through the Rift and we’d love to welcome you all to Eerie Worlds. We hope you’re getting stuck in by finding your favorite Alliance, collecting monsters and claiming Rifts. In the meantime, let’s recap on all of the shockingly good things that have gone recently.

This week has seen Synnig and Rivin throw down the gauntlet in our League matches and we’ve been stunned by some of the creative decks we’ve been seeing you share over on Discord. But as we’re an equally power-hungry bunch, our team couldn’t resist sharing some of the decks they’ve been playing with too. Be prepared for an outrageously high score that'll make your bones shake and a deck that would make it into the halls of Valhalla.

Following player feedback, our Alliance icons are undergoing a transformation. To make these more easily recognizable on your cards while playing (or rapidly opening packs), we’re giving each Alliance a new icon that’s simply its initial against its signature color.

After some investigating from the team and some feedback from players, we have discovered that our Fabled Upgrade path wasn’t quite working the way it was intended to. Thankfully, this has now been rectified and as a result, this has made the Fabled Upgrade Path more accessible to all. From now on, it will only take 2 Base cards to upgrade from Base to Fabled 1. All other levels will stay the same but this will mean a lot less copies in the long run.

Version 1.0.6 is here and we’re bringing more welcome improvements. Some of these are on our opening tutorial for new players but don’t worry, you’re not missing out if you’ve already been through it. We hope everyone enjoys the new backgrounds and XP ladder effects. Especially the sheer drama of our new game arena!