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Black Desert SEA celebrates 4th Anniversary with special events and rewards

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Pearl Abyss announced today that its 4th anniversary celebrations have begun in Black Desert SEA. Adventurers can now participate in various special events and earn rewards worth up to USD 120. 

Starting today, Adventurers who visit GM Silver and enter “4yearsWithBlackDesert!” in the chat window can get 500 Cron Stones as well as a Tropics Food Set and a Mini Coconut Tree, which have been specially designed for the anniversary. Special coupon codes can be found on the official website where Adventurers can get helpful rewards including a Value Pack and Artisan’s Memories, which can also be obtained for a second time by logging in during the event period. 

Adventurers who visit NPC Punia in Velia can also accept special quests to obtain Golden Sunlight Clams to exchange for items such as a Wizard Gosphy and a Classic Outfit Box. They can also take a Challenge in which they can earn 200 Cron Stones by defeating 8 Treasure Hunters.  

Moreover, Combat and Skill EXP Hot Time, Login Rewards, and Item Drop Rate are offering special benefits. A new array of events will also begin next week to continue the celebrations.  

Meanwhile, the Class Reboot update, which took place in December has seen positive results thanks to the support and interest of Adventurers. Since the update, the number of active users has significantly increased by 165%, with the number of new users in Southeast Asia rising by a staggering 218%. The Item Copy event will be extended to February 2 to allow Adventurers to experience the rebooted classes and their numerous improvements.  

Watch the special anniversary video here and find more information about Black Desert SEA on the official website at sea.playblackdesert.com.  

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