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    Priston Tale players will also receive increased experience rates throughout the month of July. "We are excited to launch the Priston Tale Summer Events ... We hope that our players will enjoy and take advantage of the free fireworks and other great events we have lined up while they enjoy their summer playing Priston Tale." Event #1: Free Fireworks The Summer Events will kick off by lighting up the night skies with free fireworks for all players of Priston Tale beginning July 1st to celebrate Canada Day, Independence Day in the U.S. and the beginning of summer. Full Article at GameZone
    We are excited to launch the Priston Tale Summer Events ... We hope that our players will enjoy and take advantage of the free fireworks and other great events we have lined up while they enjoy their summer playing Priston Tale.
    SOURCE: GameZone 5 months ago

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