With the launch of the Pioneer Trail, we've seen an absolute explosion in content in the game's Collections feature. While we brought you a look at the Pecan and Turkey Hunting Collections in this new version of FrontierVille, there are so many more collections than that, that have already been made available. Sure, you may not be able to even access all of the collectibles yet (as the Avalanche Pass won't even open up for play until August 22), but here's a great guide to get your started on deciding which prizes you'd most like to go for.
Hickory Tree Collection: Earned by chopping Hickory Trees
Prize: 25 Prize Tickets
Blackberry Collection: Earned by harvesting Blackberry Bushes
Prize: 25 Prize Tickets
Wild Lupine Collection: Earned by clearing Wild Lupine
Prize: 25 Prize Tickets
Pecan Collection: Earned by tending Pecan Trees
Prize: 3,000 coins
Turkey Hunting Collection: Earned by hunting Turkeys in Beaver Valley
Prize: 50 Prize Tickets
Trail Medicine Collection: Earned by collecting Doctor's Bags on the Trail
Prize: 75 Prize Tickets
St. Bernard Collection: Earned by gathering medicine from St. Bernards on the Trail
Prize: 100 Prize Tickets
Travelin' Tools Collection: Earned by scavenging Toolboxes on the Trail
Prize: 75 Prize Tickets
Prickly Pear Cactus Collection: Earned by tending Prickly Pear Cactus in Fort Courage
Prize: Prickly Pear Cactus
Canada Goose Collection: Earned by hunting Canadian Geese on the Trail
Prize: 100 Prize Tickets
Crabapple Collection: Earned by harvesting Crabapple Trees
Prize: 50 Prize Tickets
Crawdad Collection: Earned by harvesting Crawdad Traps
Prize: 75 Prize Tickets
Med-Pack Collection: Earned by gathering Med-Packs in Avalanche Pass
Prize: 75 Prize Tickets
Gnarly-Horned Mountain Goat Collection: Earned by hunting Gnarly-Horned Mountain Goats in Avalanche Pass
Prize: 75 Prize Tickets
Prairie Lavender Collection: Earned by clearing Prairie Lavender on the Trail
Prize: 25 Prize Tickets
Pole Pine Collection: Earned by chopping down Lodge Pole Pines in Fort Courage
Prize: Sharp Axe x5
Manzanita Collection: Earned by clearing Manzanita on the Trail
Prize: 25 Prize Tickets
Military Collection: Earned by collecting daily bonuses from the soldiers in Fort Courage
Prize: 4 Cloth, 300 XP
Apothecary Collection: Earned by gathering Mortar and Pestles in High Plains
Prize: 75 Prize Tickets
Mountain Blueberry Collection: Earned by harvesting Mountain Blueberries on the Trail
Prize: 50 Prize Tickets
Beast O' Burden Collection: Earned by scavenging through Mule Packs on the Trail
Prize: 100 Prize Tickets
Work Chest Collection: Earned by scavenging Steamer Trunks in High Plains
Prize: 75 Prize Tickets
Persimmon Collection: Earned by harvesting Persimmon Trees
Prize: 1,500 coins, 100 XP
Pheasant Hunting Collection: Earned by hunting Pheasants in High Plains
Prize: 75 Prize Tickets
Red Trillium Collection: Earned by clearing Red Trillium on the Trail
Prize: 25 Prize Tickets
Sandstone Collection: Earned by clearing Sandstone debris in Fort Courage
Prize: Tools x4
Snowy Barrel Collection: Earned by scavenging Snowy Barrels in Avalanche Pass
Prize: 75 Prize Tickets
Snowy Spruce Collection: Earned by chopping Snowy Spruce Trees
Prize: 25 Prize Tickets
Wild Rice Collection: Earned by harvesting Wild Rice
Prize: 300 coins, 25 XP
Wild Strawberry Collection: Earned by harvesting Wild Strawberries
Prize: 700 coins, 25 XP
Wolf Collection: Earned by hunting Wolves in Avalanche Pass
Prize: 100 Prize Tickets
Thumbleweed Collection: Earned by clearing Thumbleweeds in Fort Courage
Prize: Thorns, 200 coins
White Oak Collection: Earned by chopping White Oak Trees
Prize: 25 Prize Tickets
And there you have it! As of this writing, the complete set of Pioneer Trail collections that detail the tasks you can complete while out on the Trail. While the Pioneer Trail itself is a cycle, that can be completed over again after you've first finished, we wouldn't rule out any additional content (and therefore new collections) being released in the future. We'll make sure to let you know if that happens.
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Have you completed any of these collections, or are you still trying to complete missions back on your Homestead, rather than jumping into the Trail?
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Wednesday, December 21, 2011
Saturday, December 10, 2011
Pioneer Trail Wikiwah Tribe Goals: Everything you need to know
After the launch of the Little Crow event in Pioneer Trail, Bess has tried to form a friendship with Little Crow, and now wants to show her what it's like to be a cowgirl. You'll achieve this through a new event called "Thunder Moon and the Wikiwah Tribe." Apparently, Thunder Moon doesn't respect Bess quite enough to allow for such "tutoring," so you'll need to help Bess earn that respect through a series of goals, with some being one-time-only and some being repeatable.
First, the main goals.
Running to Dad
Have a Shaman Lodge
Harvest 30 Flax on your Homestead
Collect 10 Kippy's Belts
First and foremost, if you haven't completed the construction your Shaman Lodge yet, this guide will apparently automatically complete it for you. Too bad we all hadn't known that weeks ago, when we took the time to complete it ourselves, but that's another argument altogether. For the Kippy Belts, you'll need to ask your friends through a general gift request to send it to you. Flax, meanwhile, takes eight hours to grow. For finishing this goal, you'll receive 300 XP, 500 coins and a Holstein Cow.
Earn Your Feathers
View Respect Meter
Complete 4 Wikiwah Respect Goals
Tend a Spirit Eagle on your Homestead
A Spirit Eagle is earned by having 500 Wikiwah Respect. The only way you'll earn that much Respect is by going through a series of three goals over and over again until you've accumulated that much. Since there are only three goals, you'll need to complete at least one a second time for the second task above anyway, so I hope you're prepared for a long, drawn-out process to earn the Respect you require.
As you complete these three goals, you'll have a chance to earn five items, including the Spirit Eagle:
Medical Stick - 50 Respect
Ritual Drums - 100 Respect
Elderberry Tree - 175 Respect
White Sage - 300 Respect
Spirit Eagle - 500 Respect
Now, what are the goals exactly that will help you earn this Respect? Why, I thought you'd never ask!
Tend the Wild Frontier
Find and Heal and Injured Otter
Tend 20 Adult Moose on your Homestead
Tend 20 Adult Sheep on Neighbors' Homsteads
To find an Otter, you'll need to either tend debris, or hit the "Find Otter" button within this goal's window to automatically generate one. You'll need to gather Otter Milk to nurse it back to full health. Finishing this goal gives you 25 Wikiwah Respect points, along with 300 XP and 600 coins.
Respect the Tribe
Make an Offering in the Shaman Lodge
Harvest 40 Peas on your Homestead
Harvest 30 Apricot Trees on your Homestead
And now it makes so much sense why the Shaman Lodge was required here. Instead of having a new building to complete, you'll instead need to collect materials for an offering at the lodge. You need eight each of Smudge Fans, Prayer Feathers and Long-burning Logs (each of which are earned by sending out individual requests to friends), along with six each of Spiritual Visions, Ceremonial Fires and Cedar Incenses, which are all earned through general news items posted on your wall. Finishing this second repeatable goal gives you 600 XP, 75 Respect and a Spirit Vision Mystery Box.
Living Off the Land
Craft 2 Native Moccasins
Clear 10 Rocks on your Homestead
Clear 15 Stumps on your Homestead
The Native Moccasins are crafted inside the Shaman Lodge, using two Moccasins and three Colored Beads each. However, the Moccasins themselves are also a craft project, requiring 10 Leather Hides and eight Moccasin Soles each. You can earn these items by asking your friends to send them to you. When you finish this third goal, you'll receive 125 Respect, 900 XP and two Spirit Vision Mystery Boxes.
At this point, you'll need to go back and complete as many of these goals as is required to hit the 500 Respect total, that is, if you care about completing the main goal above. There doesn't look to be a time limit on finishing these goals, so go ahead and finish off some other things - perhaps the Stolen Flames timed goal - before making your way into this lengthy process.
[Image Credit: Zynga]
What do you think of this Wikiwah Tribe set of goals? Are you a fan of repeatable goals in Pioneer Trail, or would you prefer to get something over and done with just once?
First, the main goals.
Running to Dad
Have a Shaman Lodge
Harvest 30 Flax on your Homestead
Collect 10 Kippy's Belts
First and foremost, if you haven't completed the construction your Shaman Lodge yet, this guide will apparently automatically complete it for you. Too bad we all hadn't known that weeks ago, when we took the time to complete it ourselves, but that's another argument altogether. For the Kippy Belts, you'll need to ask your friends through a general gift request to send it to you. Flax, meanwhile, takes eight hours to grow. For finishing this goal, you'll receive 300 XP, 500 coins and a Holstein Cow.
Earn Your Feathers
View Respect Meter
Complete 4 Wikiwah Respect Goals
Tend a Spirit Eagle on your Homestead
A Spirit Eagle is earned by having 500 Wikiwah Respect. The only way you'll earn that much Respect is by going through a series of three goals over and over again until you've accumulated that much. Since there are only three goals, you'll need to complete at least one a second time for the second task above anyway, so I hope you're prepared for a long, drawn-out process to earn the Respect you require.
As you complete these three goals, you'll have a chance to earn five items, including the Spirit Eagle:
Medical Stick - 50 Respect
Ritual Drums - 100 Respect
Elderberry Tree - 175 Respect
White Sage - 300 Respect
Spirit Eagle - 500 Respect
Now, what are the goals exactly that will help you earn this Respect? Why, I thought you'd never ask!
Tend the Wild Frontier
Find and Heal and Injured Otter
Tend 20 Adult Moose on your Homestead
Tend 20 Adult Sheep on Neighbors' Homsteads
To find an Otter, you'll need to either tend debris, or hit the "Find Otter" button within this goal's window to automatically generate one. You'll need to gather Otter Milk to nurse it back to full health. Finishing this goal gives you 25 Wikiwah Respect points, along with 300 XP and 600 coins.
Respect the Tribe
Make an Offering in the Shaman Lodge
Harvest 40 Peas on your Homestead
Harvest 30 Apricot Trees on your Homestead
And now it makes so much sense why the Shaman Lodge was required here. Instead of having a new building to complete, you'll instead need to collect materials for an offering at the lodge. You need eight each of Smudge Fans, Prayer Feathers and Long-burning Logs (each of which are earned by sending out individual requests to friends), along with six each of Spiritual Visions, Ceremonial Fires and Cedar Incenses, which are all earned through general news items posted on your wall. Finishing this second repeatable goal gives you 600 XP, 75 Respect and a Spirit Vision Mystery Box.
Living Off the Land
Craft 2 Native Moccasins
Clear 10 Rocks on your Homestead
Clear 15 Stumps on your Homestead
The Native Moccasins are crafted inside the Shaman Lodge, using two Moccasins and three Colored Beads each. However, the Moccasins themselves are also a craft project, requiring 10 Leather Hides and eight Moccasin Soles each. You can earn these items by asking your friends to send them to you. When you finish this third goal, you'll receive 125 Respect, 900 XP and two Spirit Vision Mystery Boxes.
At this point, you'll need to go back and complete as many of these goals as is required to hit the 500 Respect total, that is, if you care about completing the main goal above. There doesn't look to be a time limit on finishing these goals, so go ahead and finish off some other things - perhaps the Stolen Flames timed goal - before making your way into this lengthy process.
[Image Credit: Zynga]
What do you think of this Wikiwah Tribe set of goals? Are you a fan of repeatable goals in Pioneer Trail, or would you prefer to get something over and done with just once?
Wednesday, October 5, 2011
Pioneer Trail: Fort Courage (finally) open, now catch that Gratchet Gang
The day has finally come to stick it to the Gratchet Gang on the Pioneer Trail. That's right, Zynga has at last opened up the final frontier on your journey: Fort Courage. However, you will have to unlock Fort Courage first by completing the main Goals in the area before it: Avalanche Pass. Once you do, a pop-up will appear informing you that you can now visit the final zone.
Confirming our suspicions (sort of) with last week's reveal of the new World Map, Fort Courage is its own area, almost separate from the rest of the Pioneer Trail, it seems. The moment you arrive in Fort Courage, the Gratchet Gang will almost be waiting for you to tie 'em up. (These three just might be the worst kidnappers since Team Rocket.)
Once you capture them, you will wander on down to the actual Fort Courage. Then, your partners will say their goodbyes, and you'll be given the option to either restart your adventure on The Pioneer Trail or stick around the fort for awhile longer. One of the soliders guarding the fort invites you to return to Fort Courage time and again to search for more surprises.
Pioneer Trail World Map
Our guess is that Zynga will add more things to do to Fort Courage at a later date. Until then, you can always play through the content again for even more points and Prize Tickets. Plus, you'll get another chance to beat your friends' scores. Of course, this update--like all Zynga updates--is on a slow rollout, so sit tight, folks.
[Source and Image Credit: Zynga]
Have you made it Fort Courage just yet? What do you hope Zynga adds to the fort later on, and will you ever play through the expansion content again? Sound off in the comments. 7 Comments7 Comments
Confirming our suspicions (sort of) with last week's reveal of the new World Map, Fort Courage is its own area, almost separate from the rest of the Pioneer Trail, it seems. The moment you arrive in Fort Courage, the Gratchet Gang will almost be waiting for you to tie 'em up. (These three just might be the worst kidnappers since Team Rocket.)
Once you capture them, you will wander on down to the actual Fort Courage. Then, your partners will say their goodbyes, and you'll be given the option to either restart your adventure on The Pioneer Trail or stick around the fort for awhile longer. One of the soliders guarding the fort invites you to return to Fort Courage time and again to search for more surprises.
Pioneer Trail World Map
Our guess is that Zynga will add more things to do to Fort Courage at a later date. Until then, you can always play through the content again for even more points and Prize Tickets. Plus, you'll get another chance to beat your friends' scores. Of course, this update--like all Zynga updates--is on a slow rollout, so sit tight, folks.
[Source and Image Credit: Zynga]
Have you made it Fort Courage just yet? What do you hope Zynga adds to the fort later on, and will you ever play through the expansion content again? Sound off in the comments. 7 Comments7 Comments
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