Gemstone Reward Habitat

Gemstone Reward Habitat
		Available	Level 1
		Individual Cost	160
		Cumulative Cost	400
		EXP	N/A
		Size	4 X 4
		Element	Gemstone
		Dragon Capacity	2
Event	Magic Egg Hunt	Currency Capacity	3
Reward Amount	1	Building Time	Instant
Game Description
In celebration of the rediscovery of the lost city of Burcadia, and some long dormant Ovalith eggs, the Wizards have crafted a gemstone habitat that you can place anywhere on your islands! Featuring a totem of the legendary dragon Lapidarius, as well as crystals and plants from the Shimmering Isles, this habitat is sure to be a jewel in your park!

 Note: The 'Reward Amount' is determined by the amount of magic eggs accumulated in the event.

 Note: During the Legendary Egg Hunt players were able to purchase the Gemstone Reward Habitat for 3,495

 Note: During the Legendary Egg Hunt players were able to purchase the Gemstone Reward Habitat for 5,430

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• Gemstone Habitat Facebook Notification
• Gemstone Habitat Facebook Message
• Gemstone Habitat Reward Message

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Release History

Notes

• The Gemstone Reward Habitat was released along with The Vernal Glass, The Egg of Burcadia, Ovalith Dragon, Ovalith Pedestal, Unhatched Ovalith Dragon, and the Lost Island.
• The Gemstone Reward Habitat was the first gemstone habitat that can be placed and moved on an island.
• The Gemstone Reward Habitat's description was changed.
  • The previous description was: "In celebration of the rediscovery of the lost city of Burcadia, and some long dormant Ovalith eggs, the Wizards have crafted a gemstone habitat that you can place anywhere on your islands! Featuring a totem of the legendary dragon Lapidarius, as well as crystals and plants from the Shimmering Isles, this habitat is sure to be one of the crown gems of your park!"
• On May 16, 2014, the name of the Gemstone Reward Habitat was changed from "Gemstone Habitat" to "Gemstone Reward Habitat".

Possible References

• The Gemstone Reward Habitat description mentions "Lapidarius". This is likely a reference to the word, lapidarian, or someone who engraves precious stones.
  • It may also refer to the fact that lapidarius means "stone-cutter" (n.) or "stone-like" (adj.) in Latin.

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