Festive: The Escari Tide Challenge

CORTEX ENTRYFestive: The Escari Tide (Challenges)
Festive Events
Festive Events
Sections
Main Section	Challenges
Sub Section	Festive
Level 1	Weeklies
Level 2	Escari Tide
Additional Information
Unlock Location	Northern Bastion
Unlock Method	Wait for the Festive holiday to show up which coincides with a Real-World holiday.
Note	This Festive challenge shows up only during the time of Lunar New Year (usually just before it starts).
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Festive: The Escari Tide :
Time Remaining: 6d 23h , when this challenge is available. Arcanists say that Scars live by the phases of the moons. Only during certain alignments do new Escari rise to power; during those times the Scars must be pushed back hard to prevent catastrophe. Participate in this Festive Event by completing The Temple of Scar, Rust Bowl Run, and by defeating Scar and enemy forces in Echoes of Reality. ( Scars Defeated 500/500 Enemies Defeated in Echoes of Reality 200/200 The Temple of Scar Completed 3/3 Rust Bowl Run Completed 3/3 ). REWARDS : 5 Guardians’ Token 20,000 Minor Crystals This challenge shows up around the middle of January. This event repeats for 1 week. The enemies must be defeated inside Echoes of Reality for the counter to progress to 200, even though they are the same scars; the Mistborn Skorpion in the cataclysm will also add to the counter. Defeating scars in side Echoes of Reality will be counted towards the Defeating 500 Scars counter.

Additional Notes and Trivia

• The "Time remaining" mentioned is only meant to represent the maximum time for the challenge to be completed when it is available.
• This challenge is available only for a limited time when a full seasonal run of a Cataclysm or Festival took place. It may have repeated daily/weekly during that time.
• To see the main pages that aren’t a part of the Cortex but a part of the Lore, see below:
  • Challenges in Cortex
  • Festive Events
• A list of all relevant cortex entries clustered in collections can be seen in Cortex Archives.