Eternal Fate is in the process of closing down.

The servers will go offline on June 14, 2016, at which point the game will be unplayable.

In the meantime, the following changes will go live:

• The energy system will be disabled.
  
• Most Ruby purchase packs have been removed from the store.
  
• The final event will last for the remainder of the time the game is live (4 weeks).
  
• Other changes that will make getting Ultra-Rare Heroes easier.

Thank you for your patronage, and we hope to see you in our future games.

This is a bugfix release.

• Missing hero portraits have been fixed.

Starting today, all Eternal Fate players will now be under the Energy System. As this is an important change for our legacy players, I wanted to share how this decision was made.

The Energy System adds a cost of 1 Energy to enter a dungeon. Energy automatically refills at a rate of 1 Energy every 10 minutes, with an initial maximum of 10 Energy. If you die in a dungeon and wish to revive, the revive cost is now 1 Energy.

For players who wish to play more than the Energy System initially allows, we have added Energy bonuses to the VIP System. Each Rank in the VIP System increases the maximum Energy capacity by 1 or gives a free daily Energy Potion.

You can use Energy Potions to refill your Energy to full by trying to enter or reenter a dungeon when you are out of Energy. Use them daily, save them for the beginning of the Event to try to get to the higher level dungeons quickly, or save them for the end of the Event so you can maximize your leaderboard position -- the choice is up to you.

All legacy VIP players will have Energy Potions in their inventory for every day they’ve collected VIP bonuses. Energy Potions are also available for purchase in the Store.

The PvP arenas will remain available to play without requiring Energy and will continue to give Crowns to all arena participants upon completion.

What we want to encourage with the new Energy System is for players to challenge themselves by playing at the highest level dungeon they can at all times. Players shouldn’t get to the top of the leaderboards by grinding out easier dungeons that could be completed quickly. Likewise, players shouldn’t have to feel obligated to play continuously for hours on end in order to be competitive. Player skill and intelligent deck building should be the key to victory!

As always, we’re looking to improve upon the game and make tweaks as appropriate. We feel that adding the Energy requirement for dungeons will ultimately be better for the health of the game without being overbearing. I hope you continue to enjoy the world of Eternal Fate. Feel free to leave comments below.

This is a bugfix release.

• Fixes an issue where you couldn't use a crystal summon slot immediately after purchasing it.

Update (23 March 2016): The new summoning system is scheduled to go live on 29 March 2016, right after the start of the new event!


We’ve listened to our players, and have come up with a new system for summoning Heroes that are are ready to announce.

We’re replacing the timers to summon Heroes with a gold cost. Additionally, we’re completely removing the need for summoning crystals.

In a future update, the Summon Heroes window will be replaced with something that looks like this:

(Costs are a work in progress and subject to change.)


The Common Hero Summon is going to give the same Hero drops as doing a summon with a Rough Rainbow Crystal. Likewise, the Uncommon Summon is identical to the 1 hour Normal Crystals, and the Rare Summon is going to be identical to the existing 8 hour Shiny Crystal summon.

The Super Rare Hero Summon is going to be very similar to the 200 Ruby instant speed up with a Shiny Crystal and the 325 Ruby Super Rare Summon currently in the Store. This summon is also going to be on a separate Summoning Card, with a guaranteed Ultra Rare Hero after a certain number of summons.

The Ultra Rare Hero Summon is going to be identical to the current option in the Store.

We are not planning on changing the drop rates of Event Heroes from the UR, SR, or R summons. Yes, this does mean you can burn through the gold you’ve earned from running dungeons to get a chance at the Event Hero, although using the higher level summons will result in a greater chance of summoning one.


We don’t want you to lose anything, so when the upgrade occurs, any Rubies that you spent buying additional summoning slots will be refunded to you. Likewise, any existing Summoning Crystals in your inventory will be converted to Gold, up to the current gold cap.

We feel that this new system will be a better experience for users in pretty much every way. Please let us know in the comments below what you think.