Events

Events are timed occurrences in Merge Mansion that are only open for a set amount of time. Completing events can earn players various rewards from resources to items and from chests to decorations. Many events contain a lot of story elements from dialogue to item descriptions. Events start and end at the same time for all players, except for Story Events, where you can trigger the repeating part of the event at any time of your choosing until you complete the overall event.

Several new event types were introduced during 2024 and some older event types have become rare or possibly nonexistent. Some of the new events have only been available to randomly selected accounts and might have different internal rules between different test groups. A few of them also have very different game mechanics from the traditional merging (for example, in Secret Supply you play a slot machine). Many players have also been entered into a collection card game where the card packs have replaced many other rewards across all the other areas of the game.

Event Access Buttons

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Story Events are accessible via the Calendar Button on the top left corner of the main mansion grounds view. When the repeatable part is active or has unclaimed rewards, there is also another, triangular button immediately above the main Garage Button. The repeatable part can also be triggered from the main view task, which is also listed in the Tasks view (below whatever Area tasks you might have open). You can only play one Story Event at a time. (Note: these images are outdated, but the current buttons are similar.)

There are many other event types that also have their own access buttons from the left edge of the main view between the Garage Button in the bottom left corner and the Story Event Calendar Button on the top. The left edge of the view can become rather crowded when several events are running at the same time, sometimes to the point that the buttons overlap.

The changing buttons at the right edge of the main view generally contain various paid offers, many of them related to the currently running events. The offers can make it easier to complete those events, but they don't guarantee that the event is possible to complete.

Some events only have the main view buttons, some are only accessible from the Tasks view (above whatever Area tasks you might have open), and some have both.

Many events that have a separate Event Garage Board or another kind of separate event view require you to claim a separate access gate from the Tasks view. You must add that gate to your main garage board if you want to play the event, but you can choose not to.

Previously you may have needed to complete a task (typically one requiring a  Leaf Rake) to earn the access gate, but lately the gate has been ready to claim immediately when the event starts.

Each access gate and event button is unique to that event type.

Gameplay Tips

See also: Event Mechanics

• In the early years of the game events rarely overlapped (unless you still had a Story Event session going when another event started), but these days several events are frequently running at the same time.
• You can have multiple entry gates on your main board, although you don't have to claim all the gates if you don't want to play all the events.
• An entry gate disappears when the corresponding event ends but cannot be removed otherwise after you've claimed it.
• Events that don't have a separate Event Garage usually start immediately and cannot be opted out of, although you can of course ignore any event tasks.
• If the event takes place on a secondary board, claim or use up all  XP Stars, Gold Coins, other merge drops, Energy, Unlimited Energy, and Gems that you happen to have on your event board before the end of the event. Otherwise they'll be lost. If you forgot, you can try contacting the in-game support -- sometimes they give people their more important resources back upon request, but there's no guarantee.
• If the event takes place on a secondary board you can usually sell all event items before the event ends if you want to maximize the event output, since the Event Garage is cleared at the end of every event. On Story Event boards the items have regular level-based prices, but on other event boards they generally only give you one Gold Coin (L1) per item regardless or the level. It's up to you whether you find that worthwhile.
  • Selling all items backfired at the first run of Lost Gemstones, when the progress of the slowest item chain was unexpectedly retained on the second run of the event, and those who had sold those items had to start again from scratch. On the second run those items were no longer sellable, but it's possible that we'll get some other event with similar logic in the future too, where the first iteration contains the same issue.
• If the event takes place on a secondary board, some of the rewards may still end up to the main board's reward slot.
  • Event items, light blue Event Blue Card, gray Event Hourglass, and silver Event Scissors always go to the event board.
  • Regular items, Brown Chest, Fancy Blue Chest, darker blue Ursula's Blue Card, brown Hourglass, and golden Scissors always go to the main board.
  • Time Skip Booster, Reward Box, Energy, Unlimited Energy could go to either board depending on the event.
• If you are already actively playing when an event starts, you won't get the popup until you return to the main view, and the Tasks view often doesn't scroll you automatically to the very top where the new event is hiding.
• Please add your own general event tips

Story Event Gameplay Tips

• You can start a Story Event session from the Calendar Button on the top left corner of the main view.
• Different Story Events have different lengths for the Story Event sessions. For the Ignatius Boulton event it's currently only 3 hours, for the other two it's 3 days.
• More reward items means less time waiting around for the reward producers to recharge.
• You can only play one Story Event at a time. The next one cannot be activated until the final item of the previous Story Event has been turned in.
• When you turn in the final item, all items related to that Story Event turn into single coins. You can sell them for a slightly better price before turning in the final item -- except for one last producer, since the game now prevents you from selling your last producer of any given type.
• If that last producer doesn't turn into a single coin after you turn in the final item, you need to contact in-game support to get rid of it.
• Don't forget to claim the rewards of your final run of the repeatable event, even if you don't actually need them for completing the final item. Unclaimed rewards can block you from progressing to the next Story Event.
• If you can't progress to the next Story Event regardless, contact in-game support.
• Once the final item has been turned in it's not possible to return to that Story Event anymore.
• If the Ignatius Boulton event hasn't been completed and the Stone Can turned in, you cannot receive any decorations that modify the statue of Ignatius Boulton. That can block you from completing some decoration events.
• The Ignatius Boulton event used to be the best option for farming coins, but those days are long gone. These days any secondary board event that generates a lot of double bubbles is a better investment for your energy. Remember to merge the Gold Coins from those double bubbles all the way before claiming them, for the highest gains and extra  XP drops.
• Ignatius Boulton event in particular is no longer available to most long-time players, so most people who edit this wiki have no way to test it anymore, and the information regarding it gets easily outdated. The event has changed a lot along the years, so be on the lookout for any further changes.

Event Types

There are many different types of events. They can be divided into various categories that in reality overlap partially, but the Event lists on this page aspire to avoid duplicates.

The oldest event type is a Story Event or Permanent Event. There are currently three permanent events that become available when you progress through the Areas. You can only play one permanent event at a time. They each have two parts, where the main, repeatable part has a time limit and is played on its own event board. The second part of the Story Event is played with the reward items from that repeatable event. After you have unlocked the Story Event you can replay the repeatable event at any time of your choosing until you have built and turned in the final item in the second part of the Story Event.

Permanent events are sequential, which means that you must complete the previous permanent event before the next permanent event is unlocked (e.g., completing the Hood Ornament event is required to unlock the Beach Sign event). You must also claim the final rewards from the repeatable part of the event before you can move on to the next event, even if you don't happen to need those rewards anymore. Once you have claimed the last rewards and turned in the final item in the Story Event task in your Tasks view, you will no longer be able to access any part of that Story Event and all the items related to it will turn into single coins.

The second type are Seasonal Events, which occur for a limited time and are traditionally associated with something seasonal, such as Christmas or the harvest time, although we have also grouped into this category some otherwise similar events that don't have any clear seasonal connections. Starting with the 2021 Halloween event, Seasonal Events occur throughout the year and often reward you with decorations to seasonally adorn your mansion grounds. Those events are also often called Decoration Events, although sometimes it's possible to earn decorations via other means as well (e.g. by earning the first or second place in a seasonal Leaderboard Event).

Generic Event

Generic Events occur at periodic intervals throughout the year and can even occur several times throughout the same year. They have generally been good ways to increase the level of your as rewards have often included Piggy Banks and Brown Chests and Fancy Blue Chests, although as of early January 2025 it has been quite some time since we've seen many of the old fan-favorites among the newer event types.

Lucky Catch and Lucky Snap are a mix of Generic Event and Collectible Board Events that likewise use their own (purple) energy with the same logic as the Leaderboard Event energy does. If both types of special energy events happen to run at the same time, you get a random selection of the energy drops, not both at the same time. There is a collection view for listing the biggest fish and the highest quality bird photos across all runs of these events. Unlike Leaderboard Events the main rewards in Lucky Events come from a progression bar. It takes a whole lot of resources and quite a bit of luck to complete one of these, but the lower level rewards can be reached with no purchases and there are usually a few gem drops too within the event board. One Lucky event usually runs for a few days at the beginning of a new Progression Event that offers a Mystery Pass.

Mystery

See the Main Article: Mystery

Leaderboard Event

Leaderboard Events are competitive events. When you claim the event gate you are placed in a random group of up to eight players who have claimed their gate around the same time as you did. During the event the players compete against each other to see who can earn the most event points. When the event ends the top five players are given rewards based on their leaderboard position, while the last three players only get whatever other rewards they might have earned during the event. In some events there might be a few gems or card packs, in other events all the rewards might be event items that disappear when the event ends. It takes a whole lot of resources to actually complete one of these events, but the main rewards come from the leaderboard and there the difficulty level depends on the people within your group. Some groups are very chill, others are insanely competitive.

Unlike most other event types, Leaderboard Events usually use their own type of (blue) energy and you can earn more of it from regular gameplay in other areas of the game. Some items that drop from regular and other event producers contain an energy symbol and you can obtain that energy point by merging, selling (even if you undo the sale), or turning in that item to some task. Purchasing a double bubble that has the energy indicator gives you the indicated amount of energy, and the more expensive the bubble the more energy it usually rewards.

Collectible Board Event

Collectible Board Events are events where one of the goals is to complete some item collection across multiple runs of the same event. There are separate rewards for each event instance's internal progression and the collection progression. Veil of Fate and Lost Gemstones are examples of this event type, although they haven't been separated into their own category. In Veil of Fate there is no collection view, but the collection in question is the event point item chain -- on the first run each level must be claimed separately before it's possible to merge them higher, but on subsequent runs that requirement is no longer there.

Garage Cleanup Event

Cleanup Events allow you to take items you have made on your main garage board and use them to redeem for rewards in a special board similar to a Bingo card. You generally gain a small amount of coins when you turn in items one at a time, and when entire rows, columns, diagonals, pictures, and/or even the entire board are turned in, the more rewards you receive. The available reward combinations are listed underneath the board and can be completed as many times as they fit separately on the board (i.e. one Garage Cleanup board might give you rewards for 5 rows, 5 columns, 2 diagonals, and 1 full board). Each Garage Cleanup board gives you a Garage Cleanup Box that you can add to your main board to help with the cleanup item generation.

Some events that have a separate event board can also have event-specific Garage Cleanup events. They work basically the same way as Garage Cleanup Events that occur on the main board, but there is no Garage Cleanup Box and the rewards are usually event items, and in some cases event points. Completing the Event Garage Cleanup boards might either help or hinder the completion of the parent event, depending on the required items and the rewards.

Other Events

The Daily Scoop is a current feature that combines daily tasks with a week-long reward bar. The difficulty level varies daily and weekly, as do the rewards. A major number of tasks rely on collecting XP stars. The better the rewards, the higher the chance that at least some of the days are going to require significant amounts of XP to complete. The tasks are completed automatically when the requirements are filled, but you must claim the progress rewards and the chest from completing all daily tasks by visiting the event page before the progress resets. There is a red dot on the access button whenever there is something to claim. If you miss some Daily Scoop tasks, you get extra tasks on Sunday that allow you to catch up, but the XP requirements for those are generally much higher than the main task requirements.

Despite the (almost) continuous nature, the weekly shared goals (although the daily requirements might vary) make the Daily Scoop more event-like than the individual Daily Trades (legacy feature) that replaced the Daily Tasks. The access button for the Daily Scoop is among the other event access buttons at the left edge of the main view.

Secret Supply is a recurring gambling event that has been repeating once per each Mystery Event that offers a Mystery Pass, usually during the final few days. It is an extremely difficult event to complete and requires a large amount of gems and a whole lot of luck, and it is possible to sink significant amounts of real money into it without reaching the final rewards so it is advisable to take that into account when considering whether player should aim for the final reward or settle for the lower rewards and the few gems you can occasionally get from the machine. The event uses its own energy and has no way to gain more from any in-game actions outside the event itself. The additional batteries, as a representation of energy for the machine, can be bought with real money in the event shop. The entry gate does take one slot from your main board.

Teatime Delight is a frequently but not constantly recurring new event where you can earn rewards by playing other parts of the game enough. You earn event points by tapping out items from producers, purchasing double bubbles, completing tasks, and buying things from the Shop (amounts are indicated with pink teacups). If it runs at the same time with Lucky or Leaderboard Events, you can now get both teacups and the event energy from the same double bubbles (earlier it was one or another, not both). You can only see the current task and what the final reward will be, but not how many tasks there are left before you reach it. Most people won't reach the end with regular gameplay. It's not possible to opt out of Teatime Delight, but for the most part it runs itself and automatically claims the rewards, which can also include producer parts.

Boulton Legacy is an almost constantly recurring week-long leaderboard event for end-game players (there is a 2 hour break between one round ending and the next one beginning). Again you gain points by playing other areas of the game. Gaining a high amount of points allows you to progress to a higher level for the next round, with better rewards but also tougher competition. Gold level is the highest.

Clue Collection is a card/photo collection game where you attempt to complete Clue sets for individual rewards and eventually complete the whole Case and get the grand reward. The lower level sets offer to earn a player some energy, but the higher level sets also reward an item or gems. Various rewards contain the Clues Envelope. Duplicate cards earn you award stars that you can use to purchase a new card pack and some energy, although there is no guarantee that the card pack contains anything else than more duplicates. Each purchase with duplicate stars has a timeout, which increases with the level of the purchase, so it's inadvisable to hoard too many stars at once.

Events

Story Events

Icon	Event Name	Prerequisites		Event		Reward
		Task	Area	XP Generator	Time Limit	Item Chain	Spawn Item Chain
	Ignatius Boulton	Fix Missing Item	The Grand Drive Task 1-24	Ignatius Boulton	3h	Garden Statue	The Beginning
	Lindsay's New York Story	Add Hood Ornament	Garage Task 5-40	Hotel Stay	72h	Makeup Tools	Lindsay Hopper
	Casey & Skatie	Sign Fix sign	Beach House Task 6-28	Casey	72h	Pool Toys	Flip-Flops Casey & Skatie

Seasonal Events

• All seasonal events require the player to reach Level 12 and to have at least 2GB of system memory.
• All seasonal events have their Event Gate, through which a player enters the event.
• Most of the Seasonal Events rewards are decorations (details are described on each event's respective page).

Event Name	Year	Event Gate	Event		Availability
			Time Limit	Start Date	Finish Date
Level 1 Halloween	2021	Level 1 Stairs	14 d	21st October 2021	4th November 2021
Level 1 Winter Holiday	2021	Ladder	14 d	17th December 2021	31st December 2021
Level 1 Valentine's Day	2022	Level 1 Valentine's Event Gate	17 d	11th February 2022	28th February 2022
Level 1 St Patrick's Day	2022	Level Down St. Patrick's Stairs	15 d	11th March 2022	25th March 2022
Level 1 Spring Holiday	2022	Spring Door	14 d	13th April 2022	27th April 2022
Level 1 Hopeberry Festival	2022	Hopeberry Door	10 d	20th May 2022	30th May 2022
Level 1 4th of July	2022	Secret Entrance	14 d	23rd June 2022	7th July 2022
Level 1 Ursula's Birthday Party	2022	Birthday Party Gate	16 d	12th August 2022	28th August 2022
Level 1 Halloween	2022	Spooky Archway	10 d	21st October 2022	31st October 2022
Level 1 Thanksgiving	2022	Thanksgiving Entrance Enter	14 d	17th November 2022	1st December 2022
Level 1 Winter Holiday	2022	Christmas Entrance	17 d	16th December 2022	2nd January 2023
Level 1 Valentine's Day	2023	Level 1 Valentine's Area Gate	17 d	3rd February 2023	20th February 2023
Level 1 Amazing Egg Hunt	2023	Bedroom Door	12 d	4th April 2023	16th April 2023
Level 1 Hopeberry Festival	2023	Hopeberry Event Gate	10 d	11th May 2023	21st May 2023
Level 1 Picnic Confusion	2023	Picnic Entrance	10 d	8th June 2023	17th June 2023
Level 1 Joys of the Sea	2023	Level 1 Joys of the Sea Entrance	12 d	14th July 2023	26th July 2023
Level 1 Grandma's Pool Party	2023	Birthday Event Gate (2023)	17 d	18th August 2023	3rd September 2023
Level 1 Pirates of Hopewell Bay	2023	Level 1 Pirates of Hopewell Bay Entrance	13 d	20th October 2023	2nd November 2023
	2024	Level 1 Pirates of Hopewell Bay Entrance	7 d	21st September 2024	28th September 2024
Level 1 Veil of Fate	2023	Level 1 Veil of Fate Entrance	7 d	24th November 2023	1st December 2023
Level 1 The Fa-la-la-la Follies	2023/24		16 d	18th December 2023	3rd January 2024
Level 1 Double Date Disaster	2024		12 d	5th February 2024	16th February 2024
Level 1 Egg-Cellent Adventure	2024		13 d	21st March 2024	3rd April 2024
Level 1 Recycle Runway	2024		10 d	18th April 2024	28th April 2024
Love on the Vine (2024)	2024	Love on the Vine (2024) Event Gate	15 d	13th May 2024	28th May 2024
Legacy Lane (2024)	2024	Legacy Lane Event Gate	13 d	2nd July 2024	15th July 2024
Level 1 Third Wheel Tango	2024		10 d	5th August 2024	15th August 2024
Voyance's Visions	2024	Level 1 Voyance's Visions Entrance	4 d	27th August 2024	31st August 2024
Green Acres Quest	2024	Level 1 Green Acres Quest Entrance	11 d	2nd September 2024	13th September 2024
Level 1 Spooktacular Backyard Bash	2024	Level 1 Spooktacular Backyard Bash Entrance	12 d	15th October 2024	27th October 2024
Level 1 Bella's Holiday Workshop	2024	Level 1 Bella's Holiday Workshop Entrance	7 d	2nd December 2024	9th December 2024
Level 1 Frosty Secrets	2024/25	Level 1 Frosty Secrets Entrance	7 d	26th December 2024	2nd January 2025
Circus Caper	2025	Circus Caper Event Gate	5 d	1st March 2025	6th March 2025
Sweet Mess Express	2025	Sweet Mess Express Event Gate	5 d	17th April 2025	22nd April 2025
Love on the Vine (2025)	2025	Love on the Vine Event Gate	5 d	4th June 2025	9th June 2025
Flashback Rewind	2025	Flashback Rewind Event Gate	5 d	20th June 2025	25th June 2025
Legacy Lane (2025)	2025	Legacy Lane Event Gate	5 d	1st August 2025	6th August 2025
Green Acres Quest (2025)	2025	Green Acres Quest Event Gate	5 d	3rd September 2025	9th September 2025
Five-Year Secret Celebration	2025	Five-Year Secret Celebration Event Gate	5 d	12th September 2025	17th September 2025

Generic Events

Level	Event		Rewards	Duration
20		Lucky Catch	Reward Boxes	4d
20		Lucky Snap	Reward Boxes	4d
20		Lost Gemstones	Gems	4d
20		The Great Escape	Golden Chest	4d

Mysteries

Level	Event		Collectable Items	Duration	Availability
					Year	Start Date	Finish Date
18		Maddie's Spa Getaway	Rose Petals	7d	2022	September 16th	September 23rd
					2023	March 2nd	March 9th
12		Spooky Halloween Harvest	Level 4 Spooky Hay	7d	2022	October 14	October 21
12		Christmas Season	Golden Ornaments	28d	2022	December 5th	January 2nd
12		New Year's Resolutions	Finalised Resolutions	7d	2023	January 5th	January 12th
12		Sweethearts' Season	Valentine's Bouquet	28d	2023	January 27th	February 24th
8		Jam Session	Level 4 Jam session	7d	2023	March 16th	March 23rd
8		Spring Season	Festival Kite	28d	2023	March 27th	April 19th
8		Pie Wars	Level 4 Ursula's Pies	28d	2023	May 3rd	May 26th
8		Amy's Mystery	Exotic Fish	28d	2023	June 8th	July 6th
8		Roddy's Mystery	Level 4 Roddy's Merit Badges	28d	2023	July 7th	August 4th
8		Julius' Mystery	Level 4 Boulton Coat of Arms	28d	2023	August 11th	September 8th
8		Deb's Mystery	The Titan Arum Life Cycle	28d	2023	September 12th	October 5th
8		Lady Voyance's Mystery	Mystical Snow Globe	28d	2023	October 5th	November 3rd
8		Grannies of Anarchy	Grannies of Anarchy Patches	28d	2023	November 3rd	December 1st
8		Holiday Mystery (2023)	Holiday Ornaments	28d	2023	December 1st	December 29th
8		Roddy's New Year Resolution	Diary parts	28d	2023-2024	December 29th	January 26th
8		Valentine's Mystery	Presents	25d	2024	January 26th	February 20th
8		Proposal Mystery	Romantic Gestures	23d	2024	February 20th	March 13th
8		Mini Horse Mystery	Horse grooming kit	28d	2024	March 15th	April 12th
8		Wedding Mystery	Wedding assortment	25d	2024	April 12th	May 7th
8		Cherry's Mystery Meat	Hopewell Bay Centennial	24d	2024	May 7th	May 31st
8		Stray Bones Mystery	Dog Favorites	28d	2024	May 31st	June 28th
8		Grandma's Mystery	Community Theatre	28d	2024	June 28th	July 26th
8		The Winds of Mystery	Taking a Break	28d	2024	July 26th	August 23rd
8		The Mysterious Maelstrom	A relaxing collection	24d	2024	August 23rd	September 17th
8		The Mysteries Unveiled	Mysterious Cans	24d	2024	September 17th	October 11th
8		Halloween Mystery	Skeletons in the Closet	25d	2024	October 11th	November 5th
8		Woolly Mystery	Antique Decorations	23d	2024	November 5th	November 28th
8		Holiday Mystery (2024)	Baked Holiday Goods	32d	2024	November 28th	December 30th
8		Secrets of Serenity	Yoga Essentials	18d	2024 - 2025	December 30th	January 17th
8		Smartphone Pickle	Level 4 Match Equipment	21d	2025	January 17th	February 7th
8		Whiskers & Whispers	Cat Home	21d	2025	February 7th	February 28th
8		Rumors in the Ring	Circus Equipment	21d	2025	February 28th	March 21st
8		Raccoon Riddle	Raccoon Tricks	21d	2025	March 21st	April 11th
8		Carousel of Confessions	Amusement Park Treats	21d	2025	April 11th	May 2nd
8		Love Potion	Lady Voyance's Magical Concoctions	21d	2025	May 2nd	May 23rd
8		A Pig Birthday Surprise	Tofu's Favorite Things	21d	2025	May 23rd	June 13th
8		Splash of Mystery	Pool Party Essentials	21d	2025	June 13th	July 4th
8		Voyance's Premonition	Star Map Reading	21d	2025	July 4th	July 25th
8		Secrets at the Altar	Oceanic Wedding Bliss	21d	2025	July 25th	August 15th
8		Petals of Tragedy	Corpse Flower Memories	21d	2025	August 15th	September 5th
8		No Rest for the Wicked	Mason's Gifts	21d	2025	September 5th	September 26th
8		Halloween Howling	Graveyard Grub	21d	2025	September 5th	September 26th
8		Something Ours	Autumn Fun	21d	2025	October 17th	November 7th

Garage Cleanup Events

Level	Event		Rewards	Time Limit	Availability
					Year	Start Date	Finish Date
8		Ursula's Garage Cleanup	?	7d	2022
8	?	Xmas Junk Haul	?	7d	2022	December 24th	December 29th
8		Valentine's Garage Cleanup	?	3d	2023	February 11th	February 14th
8		Easter Garage Cleanup	?	3d	2023	April 9th	April 12th
8		Hopeberry's Garage Cleanup	?	3d	2023	May 18th	May 21st
8		Picnic Garage Cleanup	?	3d	2023	June 16th	June 19th
8	Level 1	Fish market Garage Cleanup	?	3d	2023	July 21st	July 23rd
8		Pool Party Garage Cleanup	?	3d	2023	August 27th	August 30th

Leaderboard Events

Icon	Event Name	Prerequisites		Event
		Level	Task	Tasks	Duration
	The Great Bake Off	12	Uncover the Level 1 The Great Bake Off Event Gate	Bake Cakes to advance the leaderboard	4d
	The Great Bush Bonanza!	12	Uncover the Bush Bonanza Event Gate	Sculpt Topiary Bushes to advance the leaderboard	4d
Level 1	The Great Pumpkin Palooza	12	Uncover the Pumpkin Palooza Event Gate	Carve pumpkins to advance the leaderboard	4d
Level 1	Gingerbread Jamboree	12	Uncover the Gingerbread Jamboree Event Gate	Bake Gingerbreads to advance the leaderboard	4d
Level 1	Floral Frenzy	12	Uncover the Floral Frenzy Event Gate	You have to create Bouquet which you can use to advance on the leaderboard.	4d
	The Hopewell Bay Challengers	12	—	You need to score as many points as possible through the 4 stages of a football match. By each stage, rewards are getting greater to the point you can obtain Golden Chest if you score enough points throughout all stages. The milestone is set to 100.	?d

Event Mechanics

Events provide unique gameplay mechanisms and item chains (see each event page for more details). The different Events have different mechanics:

Story Events

• Story Events become available once you've activated the task to complete a specific item.
• The Story Event gives you access to a unique garage setting in which the event items can be merged, and a separate Event XP bar for the event. This garage is accessible during a Story Event session through a special button on top of the normal garage button.
• There is no Inventory to store things off the Story Event garage. However, energy is shared between Story Events and the normal game, meaning you'll usually pause completion of normal tasks until the Story Event session is complete.
• You start the Story Event in a new Event Garage, where most squares are packed with boxes and, once opened, reveal Items covered in cobwebs. Boxes can be opened by merging an item right next to them. Cobwebbed Items can be freed by paying Gems or by merging with the same Item.
• The goal of the Story Event is to reach the highest Event XP possible (generated by one event item chain only). After completion, the game will spawn a reward item chain for use in the normal garage. The higher the level you've achieved, the more higher-level items you'll be rewarded. The event reward items are then used to spawn an additional item chain, which can be merged to complete the overall task.
• At the end of each Story Event session, the event garage is no longer accessible. If you repeat the event, you will lose all your progress in the previous round (but not the already earned reward items) and need to start over. However, you can keep replaying to get higher level reward items until you finish the task that activated the Story Event.
• The narrative story for the event is told through item descriptions rather than dialogue.

Seasonal Events

• Seasonal Events only activate during the appropriate time of year.
• The Event gives you access to a unique garage setting in which the event items can be merged. This garage can be accessed with a 'door' or a 'gate' on your main board, a button on your Tasks view, or an event button at the left side of the main view.
• Seasonal Event Tasks (when there are any) can be viewed on the normal Tasks view and usually give Event Coins, essential Event Source Items or other usable items for the Event Garage Board. The Reward Items can be found below the relevant board, some on top and some behind any other items you might have there waiting for use.
• There is no Inventory to store things off the event garage. However, energy is shared between Seasonal Events and the normal game, meaning you'll usually pause completion of normal tasks until the Seasonal Event is complete.
• You start the Seasonal Event in a new Garage, where most squares are packed with boxes and, once opened, reveal Items covered in cobwebs. Boxes can be opened by merging an item right next to them. Cobwebbed Items can be freed by paying Gems or by merging with the same Item.
• Seasonal Events usually reward multiple decorations for the Grand Drive and/or the Gate Areas, or one big decoration next to the Grand Drive.
• The narrative story for the event is usually told through dialogue at the beginning, when you finish certain item chains, and when you claim certain decorations. Some items also have a narrative description. Moreover, if there are tasks, those will give you further story snippets if you read them.
• In 'old style' Seasonal Events you needed to complete the first task of the event (typically one requiring a  Leaf Rake) to earn the access gate to the event board, but in 'new style' Seasonal Events the gate is generally ready to claim immediately when the event starts.
• In 'old style' Seasonal Events the button in Tasks view and the event button on the main view both took you to Event Collection Shop, where you could purchase decorations of your choice against event points. In 'new style' Seasonal Events those buttons generally take you to a progress bar where you can claim the automatically unlocked rewards (including but not limited to decorations) in a fixed order. Both variants have a button that takes you into the event board.
• Sometimes Seasonal Event duration can be extended with real money, although there is no guarantee or advance indication when this might be the case. If the offer becomes available, it happens after the regular end time of the event.

Generic Events

• Generic Events used to activate mostly randomly, but we haven't seen many re-runs of most traditional Generic Event types lately. Newer event types appear more regularly.
• Traditionally Generic Events have been played on the main garage board, but some newer events that we've grouped under this section (Lucky Catch and Lucky Snap) have a separate Event Garage board.
• Generic Event Tasks (when there are any) can be viewed on the normal Tasks view and usually reward essential Event Items or other usable items. The Reward Items can be found below the relevant board, some on top and some behind any other items you might have there waiting for use.
• Generic Events that don't have a separate event board use up space for tasks on your main board.
• As energy and sometimes board space is shared between these events and the normal game, you'll usually have to pause completion of normal tasks until the event is complete.

Garage Cleanup Events

• Usually, in these event, there are three or four consecutive boards, which are arranged like a bingo card.
• You need to finish the current board, before you can start the next one
• Before starting a board, first you uncover it - at this point you can still decide whether to start this board
• To start a board, you usually have to pay 10 or 20 Gems.
• For playing the board, you need to have (or generate) the items pictured on the board and hand it in
• There are two types of cleanup events:
  • Cleanup events in the main garage
    • You will need to hand in items, which you can generate in the main garage, e.g. Gardening Tools
    • You will get rewards for finishing colums/rows, diagonals and the whole board
    • Usual rewards are e.g. a few coins for handing in an item, a somewhat bigger amount of coins for finishing rows and colums, Time Skip Booster, Hourglass or Energy for finishing diagonals, and Chests for finishing the whole board
  • Cleanup events related to a seasonal event
    • You need to hand in items which are related to the currently running seasonal event
    • Instead of diagonals, the pattern to finish is usually related to the seasonal event, e.g. a Christmas Tree during the Christmas event
    • Usual rewards are related to the seasonal event, e.g. useful but rare items or - if achievable in the seasonal event - event coins

Leaderboard Events

• When you start playing a leaderboard event, you will automatically join a group of up to 8 players
• Instead of "normal" Energy, Blue Energy is used in this type of events
  • Blue Energy recharges in the same way (but slower) as on the main board. It can also be gained by buying it in the shop, or by merging things on the main board
• To advance in the leaderboard, you need to create and merge items related to the theme of the leaderboard event, e.g. cakes in the bakeoff event
• At the end of the event, rewards are granted according to your ranking at the leaderboard.

History

There are old events that are not recurring anymore.

Level	Event		Rewards	for Event Points	Available Years
18		Butterfly Event	Piggy Bank, Brown Chests, Fancy Blue Chests	4d	2021 2022 2023
18		Flowers Everywhere!	Unlimited Energy, Scissors, Ursula's Blue Card	6d	2022
18		Terrace Triumphs	Small Time Skip Booster, Piggy Bank, Brown Chests, Fancy Blue Chests	7d	2022 2023
18		Rufus causes chaos!	Piggy Bank, Brown Chests, Fancy Blue Chests	7d	2022 2023
18		Roddy’s Renovation	Piggy Bank, Brown Chests, Fancy Blue Chests	7d	2022 2023
34		Gazebo Upheaval	Piggy Bank, Brown Chests, Fancy Blue Chests	4d	2022
34		Knitting Days	Piggy Bank, Brown Chests, Fancy Blue Chests	4d	2022 2023
34		Nectar Collector	Piggy Bank, Brown Chests, Fancy Blue Chests	4d	2022 2023
35		Mosaic Meditation	Piggy Bank, Brown Chests, Fancy Blue Chests	5-7d	2022
12		Setting up Xmas	Piggy Bank, Brown Chests, Fancy Blue Chests	7d	2022
34		Flower Market!	Piggy Bank, Brown Chests, Fancy Blue Chests	7d	2023
12		Halloween Costume Party	Piggy Bank, Brown Chests, Fancy Blue Chests	4d	2023