Ditto is still in Zamunda (how big is this place?) investigating that nasty Tse Tse guy and finds – get this – black and white paint. Like he was physically painting rhinos to look like zebras. Seriously? This is the worst scheme ever! The good news is that Ditto also levels up – yay!!
So once Ditto finds the paint he has to take the evidence to Queen Amahle AutumnRain – which may be my favorite name in the game so far. It’s a very pretty name!
Thank you everyone who entered Ditto’s Tribal Crew Pack contest! I had TONS of great entries, and it was so much fun reading through them all! As usual, I have chosen the winners randomly (using Random.org) and have already alerted them by email. Congratulations to all the winners, and definitely stay tuned to Dittomonster.com for my next fun contest, which will be starting very soon!!
The Winners: (Each got a code for 5 Tribal Crew Packs in Pirate101!)
Congratulations once again to all the winners – enjoy your prize codes!!
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Captain Ditto is a helpful sort of guy, and during his travels he met a down on his luck pirate named Trouble Tompkins. Trouble asked Ditto to help him get a magic lamp that he thought would solve all his problems! During his many travels, Ditto comes across such a lamp in a locked chest in an old abandoned house!
Ditto finished showing the water elementals who is boss, having defeated a whole bunch of them. Once he has completed his final battle, he is able to – I kid you not – put the water elementals in a bucket and use them to put out the fire!
I know the water elementals are trying to beat me up and everything, sure, but this just seems cruel and unusual… well, it’s definitely unusual!
Ditto finally completes the quest and heads back to town to see what’s next…
Captain Ditto once again faces off against Finn Dorsal, the nefarious thug behind the theft of The Mooshu Falcon. The last time they crossed swords, Ditto and his crew were defeated by Finn’s ferocious onslaught and were forced to retreat. This time, Ditto has an all new strategy and some better weapons, and he finally used his training points on his crew, too…
The strategy was one I’ve talked about before – everyone attack a single enemy at a time and try to ignore the others. Using this strategy, plus a handy barrage in the opening salvo to soften up the enemy crew (highly recommended), Ditto and his crew are finally victorious and open the mysterious box which should contain the Mooshu Falcon – but does it?
The mystery of the stolen statue deepens even more!!
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