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Jake Wins 11,900 SC

Jake won 11,900 SC, LINDSEY puts your timing to the test in Nova Spires, Candy Art voting closes Nov 14, and Bonnie features 5 familiar discoveries.

Jake Takes the 11,900 SC Pot

Scooter handing this draw's winner a golden paw-print ticket at The Drift desk

@Jake won 11,900 SC in this week's draw.

46 tickets were in the basket. The next draw is already open at The Drift Weekly Draw.

Enter This Week's Draw

Raise the Nova Spires

Raise the Nova Spires

Time each release to stack modules into a rising spire. Keep your placements straight and see how high you can build with LINDSEY.

Play Nova Spires

Candy: Art & Lyrics Contests

Visit the Reverie Steps

5 Familiar Discoveries in Focus

Ready to meet, thanks to the players who discovered them.

  • Glimmerveil Mew

    #Glimmerveil Mew

    Born where shadow crept over sleeping vines, this soft-pawed cat lost its claws to the dark but gained faint glowing markings that pulse like captured moonlight.

    Discovered by @Kiksadi.

  • Bramblewing Loam

    #Bramblewing Loam

    Hatched from a mossy egg that no one remembered planting, this little reptile kept its kitling grandmother's round cheeks and twig-horn stubs, but grew soft green wings that smell…

    Discovered by @georgiakait201.

  • Loambristle

    #Loambristle

    Born of a mushroom's quiet dream and a boar's cheerful bump, this little earthbound cousin trundles along on stout, root-toughened paws.

    Discovered by @georgiakait201.

  • Emberclover Purr

    #Emberclover Purr

    Born from a lucky snort and a flickering flame, this small feline pads about on soft coal-dark paws, its clover-shaped markings glowing like embers instead of luck charms.

    Discovered by @georgiakait201.

  • Stormglass Wisker

    #Stormglass Wisker

    Born of crab-shell and cat-whisker alike, this glassy little insectoid hums with trapped static, its see-through carapace flickering faintly like heat lightning under a shore fog.

    Discovered by @Kiksadi.

Meet the Cairnstripe Fawnling

Bonnie opening her field notebook at the familiar study benchCairnstripe Fawnling

Born of deer-light and pebbled earth, this small mammal was almost a stone golem, almost a butterfly-deer — but settled into a stout, sure-footed creature with claws for digging and stripes like sun through canopy leaves. It hums contentedly while burying smooth pebbles in tidy little rows.

#Cairnstripe Fawnling was first discovered by @georgiakait201.

Explore the Familiar Almanac

Saltwind along the cape, Plus 6 More Forecasts

Della sharing the morning forecast at Veloris Outlook

Today's outlook across Veloris.

Look Around Veloris

That's our morning edition. Take care of each other, and leave a little room for a surprise.