Frogster America, Inc. today announced its plans to celebrate Halloween in Runes of Magic (www.runesofmagic.com). Over the next two weeks, the publisher will be giving away Halloween-themed in-game items, holding real world and in-game decorating contests, running special events and selling special Halloween bundles. Runes of Magic has more than two million registered users worldwide and over 750,000 in North America where Frogster America operates the game.
Here are just some of the events that Frogster America has planned over the next two weeks:
In-Game Item Giveaways – October 23rd-October 31st
In-game items including Jack-O-Lantern, Frankenstein and Werewolf masks, and a Witches’ Hat will be given away starting October 23rd on partner sites including www.Massively.com, www.ZAM.com, and via the official Facebook group and Twitter feed (http://twitter.com/RoM_US).
Real World Halloween Decoration Contest – Now until October 30th
Now until Oct. 30, players can send their pictures of real-life Halloween decorations — such as jack-o-lanterns, haunted houses or costumes — that have a Runes of Magic twist to: romcomm@frogster-america.com. Frogster America will post their favorites on www.runesofmagic.com. Entries that are posted will be rewarded with in-game Halloween-themed items.
Halloween Bundle Sales – Now until November 1st
Frogster is offering special Halloween themed items and bundles, from ghostly housing decor to pumpkin pets, there’s something for anyone that likes a scare. The items will be available until November 1st at Midnight EST.
In-Game Decoration (Screenshot) Contest – Now until Oct. 28th
The company will give rewards to the players Frogster feels do the best job in decorating their Character in Costume, House, or Guild Castle.
In-Game Events – Now until October 31st
Frogster also has multiple in-game events planned every Tuesday and Friday until Halloween. ’Hide-n-Seek’, ’Your Scary Costume’, and ’Offer to the Goblin King’ will be run in-game by the community events team.



















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