Back to collectionA Public-Test Countdown and the Cost of 800 Legendary Cards
Background: Final Form's cards had made players familiar with evolution and burning, but newcomers kept asking when the public test would begin. Today: The official team announced a countdown to Final Form's public test, describing it as “a few months away,” and opened another giveaway. Impact and next steps: The narrator drew the route from more than 100,000 cards to 800 legendary ones on paper and saw that the draw was not just the prize: players had to choose to destroy cards they already held.
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Background: Final Form's cards had made players familiar with evolution and burning, but newcomers kept asking when the public test would begin. Community operators had to explain both how to obtain cards and what reaching the highest rarity would cost.
Today: The official team announced a countdown to Final Form's public test, describing it as “a few months away,” and opened another giveaway. It had first distributed 11,280 evolved pigeons and then given away 100,000 common pigeons; both batches could already enter the game. To move up, players had to burn lower-tier cards layer by layer in exchange for higher-tier ones. At the end, only 800 legendary cards would remain worldwide. As newcomers arrived over those days, operators repeatedly directed them to the event area, where they had a chance to obtain cards from common through legendary.
Impact and next steps: The narrator drew the route from more than 100,000 cards to 800 legendary ones on paper and saw that the draw was not just the prize: players had to choose to destroy cards they already held. “A few months away” gave them a direction for preparing, but not a firm date around which to plan every move. They still had to decide whether to keep newly obtained cards for play or put them into evolution.