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RavenQuest brings back Harvest Eve through Nov. 13

RavenQuest brings back Harvest Eve through Nov. 13

George Tsagkarakis 3 min read
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In Brief:

  • RavenQuest (official site) has relaunched Harvest Eve, its yearly Halloween event, in the town of Ravencrest. It runs until Nov. 13.
  • The Harvest Hag NPC is back at her cauldron with what the studio called “tricks, treats, and haunting rewards.”
  • This is the event’s third year. In 2025 the Hag traded house decorations for Harvest Coins earned from event Supplybags.

Harvest Eve is back in RavenQuest QUEST $0.0009354 ▼ -1.4%. The studio said players have until Nov. 13 to take part in this year’s Halloween event in Ravencrest.

“The spooky season is upon us, Adventurers!” RavenQuest said in a post on X. “Harvest Eve has returned to Ravencrest, and the mysterious Harvest Hag is back at her cauldron, ready to welcome everyone for another round of tricks, treats, and haunting rewards!”

RavenQuest@RavenQuestGame · Oct 30, 2026

The spooky season is upon us, Adventurers!
Harvest Eve has returned to Ravencrest, and the mysterious Harvest Hag is back at her cauldron, ready to welcome everyone for another round of tricks, treats, and haunting rewards!
From now until November 13th, collect Harvest Eve

Read the post on X

The post linked to an event page on the RavenQuest website. The studio’s X post didn’t list this year’s reward items or their prices.

Same end date as 2025

The Nov. 13 end date matches last year. The 2025 event started Oct. 30, and players could earn the Harvest Eve Supplybag through Nov. 13.

Players got those bags the same way as other Supplybags, by killing monsters. Each one held Harvest Eve Candies and Harvest Coins, the seasonal currency players spent at the Harvest Hag.

The Hag’s 2025 stock had two new house decorations, the Harvest Reaper and Dr. Pumpkson, at 2,500 Harvest Coins each. She also sold extra Harvest Candies to players who wanted them for harder fights or to finish their seasonal collection.

Players asked what would happen to leftover items once last year’s event closed. RavenQuest's changelog said afterward that remaining Supplybags and Harvest Coins should stay with players.

The 2024 run

Harvest Eve started out much shorter. The first run lasted from Oct. 25 to Oct. 28, 2024, starting and ending at 9 a.m. Pacific time.

That year’s Harvest Eve Supplybag dropped alongside regular Supplybags. It held Harvest Coins, Halloween decorations and candies that gave a temporary 10% damage boost against specific creature families. The candies were account-bound.

Four titles were up for grabs. “Spooktastic” was for logging in once during the event, and “Daily Screamer” for logging in on two different days. Players who tried every candy type at least once got “Sweet Tooth.” Collecting 500 Harvest Coins earned “Pumpkin Lord.”

The 2024 coin vendor sold house decorations including the Harvest Eve Pumpkin and Harvest Eve Scarecrow, both issued as NFTs.

Background

RavenQuest is a sandbox MMORPG on Immutable zkEVM, and its token is QUEST. This year’s Harvest Eve post came four days after the studio’s Oct. 27 changelog.

The Hag’s 2025 decorations each cost 2,500 Harvest Coins, five times the 500 coins it took to earn “Pumpkin Lord” in the first year.

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George Tsagkarakis, known as Staycalm4now is a professional author in the crypto gaming industry since early 2018. He has experienced all the growth of Blockchain Gaming and helped multiple projects achieve their goals and established a player base. He is the co-founder of egamers.io and now the Founder and owner of CryptoGames.gg He is also the COO of MyStage, an…

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