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I'm not addicted to Forge of Empires. I can quit anytime. No really I can! Just not today.

Sunday, August 2, 2026

Fall Event for Beta starts August 3, 2026 to August 24, 2026

 

Hold until TBD date in August, 2026

Candy crush mechanic is back.

Let's start with event currency.

Wooden spoons are the currency.  You need one wooden spoon to play a board.  To save time you can play one, two or three boards at once.  Warning if you are playing a 2x or 3x board and want to use a special item then you will be using 2x or 3x that special item.  Now there is no mathematical reason to suggest playing three boards at once vs. playing three single boards will give a different result.  But every time we tested it the player playing the single boards always had greater progress.

Golden spoon allows you to play as many boards as you can during a 5 min timer.

You accumulate a wooden spoon every 8hrs.  There is a wooden spoon bar that refills until there are four spoons.  You also start with four spoons so use one right away so you can begin to accumulate more.  You get spoons from daily challenges, incidents, quests and event pass.  Do not let the spoon bar get full.  That means you may have a completed quest that gives a spoon that you don't collect right away.  In fact it's best to not do all the rush quests right away.  You will need spoons to complete the rival quests so it's best to save the spoon rewards from quests and prize line to collect as you need them.  Remember that the bar stops generating spoons when it has four but you can also cue up a board.

So when you're done playing boards/completed the day's rival challenge you can start a fresh board.  Your spoon bar can hold four spoons plus you will have a rush reward cued up and maybe something on the prize line as well.  So you should have more than four spoons available to you for every rival quest.

Sacks of flour is the booster currency.  You get it with daily logins, quests and incidents.

Mason Marks is the event store currency.  You get this from combined jars.

Jars - reward for combining tiles

When you start a board you have 25 moves and can use sacks of flour to buy more turns.  You match tile colors and pop them.  If you pop 2 tiles they clear.  If you pop 5 or more you get a one star reward jar.  Pop 6 to get two star.  More tiles mores stars up to six star maximum.  Any additional tiles will not increase the star value but will increase the progress.  Just because you see the jar doesn't mean it's yours.  You have to drop jars down to the bottom to get your mason marks.

The different color jars give different rewards but they all give mason marks.  The individual rewards are irrelevant.  It doesn't matter if one gives units and the other gives medals.  It's the mason marks that matter.

Coffee Cups - drop coffee cups to the bottom to gain grand prize progress

Do not buy extra turns on a board unless you can guarantee multiple coffee cups.  You are better off using the sacks of flour on special items.

Once the 25 turns run out then the board resets and you need to spend a spoon to start another one.


Boosters:

  • fork - clears a single tile
  • spatula - clear a row
  • rolling pin - clears a full column

These boosts are very useful and are more valuable than extra turns.

Refrain from buying individual boosters unless the event is nearing the end and you have to use your sacks of flour.  It's always best to just buy the large box or the small box if you can't buy the large.


Rewards:

Momiji Stop lv8 makes silver upgrades

Momiji Station lv9 makes golden upgrade

Momiji Terminal lv 10 is the golden version 

if you can make a lv 8 then you'll eventually have a lv 10 so we're only dealing with that

Momiji Terminal

  • lv 10
  • 4x6 requires road
  • houses ally
  • 240 % blue attack and defense
  • 290 % red and blue attack and defense GbG
  • 390 goods same age
  • 360 FP
  • 250 goods of prev age
  • 20 copper BP
  • 3 of 100 frag of Koyo Retreat Selection kit

Random production:

  • 40 % 25 current age range unit
  • 25 % 40 rogue
  • 35 % 29 next era range unit



Koyo Treat

  • lv 1
  • 4x2 no road required
  • 100 % red attack and defense GbG
  • 80 % red attack and defense GE
  • costs 30,000 population
  • 150,000 supplies
  • 90 FP



Ascended Koyo Treat

  • lv 2
  • decay after 30 days
  • 4x2 no road required
  • 220 % red attack and defense GbG
  • 190 % red attack and defense GE
  • 25 % red and blue attack and defense QI
  • 4 % QI coin boost
  • 5 QI units at incursion start
  • costs 30,000 population
  • 310,000 supplies
  • 240 FP



Kinoko Stage

  • lv 1 
  • 2x3 no road required
  • 60 % red and blue attack and defense (base)
  • costs 35,000 pop
  • 55 same age goods
  • 45 next age goods

Ascended Kinoko Stage

  • lv 2
  • decays in 30 days
  • 2x3 no road required
  • 120 % red and blue attack and defense (base)
  • 25 % blue attack QI
  • 4 % QI supply boost
  • 10 QI goods at incursion start
  • costs 35,000 pop
  • 180 same age goods
  • 155 next age goods


Gold League Reward


Mizube Lodge

  • 6x4 no road required
  • houses ally
  • 350 % blue attack and defense (base)
  • 550 % red and blue attack and defense GbG
  • 25 % red and blue attack and defense QI
  • 5 % goods boost (might be guild goods boost)
  • 450 FP
  • 20 of 150 frag of Momiji Terminal Golden Selection kit
  • 400 current age goods
  • 270 goods of previous age


Exclusive item store building

Ramen Nook

  • 4x4 no road required
  • houses ally
  • costs 75,000 pop
  • 210 % red attack and defense (base)
  • 190 % red attack and defense GbG
  • 150 % red and blue attack and defense GE
  • 2 % FP boost
  • 190 FP
  • 3 frag of finish special production





Ramen Nook

  • 4x4 no road required
  • houses ally
  • costs 75,000 pop
  • 290 % red attack and defense (base)
  • 260 % red attack and defense GbG
  • 230 % red and blue attack and defense GE
  • 4 % FP boost
  • 240 FP
  • 6 frag of finish special production
  • 6 frag of ascended Golden Crops Feast upgrade kit

Old building brought back from the dead.  Golden Crops from the 2021 Fall Event

  • Old Golden Crops building has 9 levels
  • Golden Crops Harvest lv 10 silver
  • Golden Crops Feast lv 11 gold
  • Ascended Golden Crops lv 12 orange


Golden Crops Harvest

  • 6x4 requires road
  • gives 75,500 pop
  • 60,000 happiness
  • 100 % red and blue attack and defense
  • 50 % supply boost (not QI)
  • 400,000 coin
  • 300,000 supplies
  • 100 FP
  • 100 goods
  • 120 guild goods
  • 1 frag of one-up kit



Golden Crops Feast

6x4 requires road

gives 82,500 pop

70,000 happiness

130 % red and blue attack and defense

60 % supply boost (not QI)

450,000 coin

400,000 supplies

150 FP

130 goods

150 guild goods

2 frag of one-up kit



Ascended Golden Crops Feast

  • 6x4 requires road
  • decays in 90 days
  • houses ally
  • gives 82,500 pop
  • 160,000 happiness
  • 320 % red and blue attack and defense
  • 25 % red and blue attack and defense QI
  • 200 QA/hr
  • 8000 Q storage
  • 70 % supply boost (not QI)
  • 900,000 coin
  • 800,000 supplies
  • 400 FP
  • 400 goods
  • 300 guild goods
  • 5 frag of one-up kit


Eternal Market Fragments

  • 850 grand prize
  • 100 questline
  • 150 leagues
  • Total 1100

Historic Allies:

Miyamoto Musashi
  • common 5 % red attack GbG
  • uncommon 10 % red attack (base)
  • rare 6 current era light units
  • epic 15 % red attack and defense GbG
  • legendary 17 % chance to grant "Close Quarters" to 10 light units in GbG
  • Close Quarters gives attack bonus when attacking an adjacent field



Nakano Takeko

  • common 5 % blue defense (base)
  • uncommon 10 % blue attack (base)
  • rare 6 current era artillery units
  • epic 15 % blue attack and defense GE
  • legendary 12 % chance to grant "Dug In" to 25 artillery units in GE
  • Dug-In gives a defensive bonus to units when attacker is two or more tiles away

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