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| − | Thymia Village is a | + | Thymia Village is a minor settlement (that is currently new in development) located south-east of Ashaya Village, accessible east of the Toy Factory in Southern Ashaya Village. The layout of the village is comprised that of a candy land, with massively sized cookie structures and sweets scattered in the snow. It is a safe spot to players that come across and currently houses a few NPCs, only providing services to armor repairs. |
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| + | NPCs in this village provide a limited amount of quests until a certain point, but further than that is locked for non-active status users. This quest line would have eventually led to the Gyrice Pup pet, but is only attainable for active players. | ||
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| + | It is home to the native species Gyrice, including several Frozen Drop spirits in the maps surrounding the village. | ||
Revision as of 01:06, 17 September 2018
Thymia Village is a minor settlement (that is currently new in development) located south-east of Ashaya Village, accessible east of the Toy Factory in Southern Ashaya Village. The layout of the village is comprised that of a candy land, with massively sized cookie structures and sweets scattered in the snow. It is a safe spot to players that come across and currently houses a few NPCs, only providing services to armor repairs.
NPCs in this village provide a limited amount of quests until a certain point, but further than that is locked for non-active status users. This quest line would have eventually led to the Gyrice Pup pet, but is only attainable for active players.
It is home to the native species Gyrice, including several Frozen Drop spirits in the maps surrounding the village.
