April Event (Rabbit Hunt)

This event is highly focused on exploring.
The explore encounters exclusive to this month can be found in all biomes.
Your lion's karma and level, as well as the biome you explore in, do not matter for this event.

In April, the community is working to unlock three tiers of two bars.
The more bunnies and rabbits are slain in Explore, the faster the Bunny Shop will unlock. Slaying bunnies (also known as "fluffballs") will earn you Fluffball Points, which are automatically counted towards the Bunny Shop's unlock bar.
The more Easter Eggs are collected, the faster the Egg Den will unlock.

This month's currencies are Easter Eggs and Hare Points.
Easter Eggs are predominately gained in Explore, while Hare Points are gained from completing storyline quests. You can also earn Easter Eggs from completing storyline quests and exchange Hare Points for Easter Eggs in Wenet's Shop.

The April event launches on April 1st at 12am Lioden time and will end on April 30th at 11:59pm Lioden time. All unused event currency will be stored on your account until the next year.

Interested in the Mysterious Wenet storyline? Click here!

Hover over the icons in the upper right corner to see whether an encounter is available during daytime, nighttime, wet season, or dry season. If on mobile, you can tap the icons for the same effect.

A few white lambs wandered away from human pastures. You manage to catch one for lunch!

+1 Lamb Carcass
NOTE: This encounter does not require you to do any actions or press any buttons.

A flock of feral chickens clucks at you, causing a commotion. Look at those yellow fluffy chicks!

An ostrich family is wandering about. The fluffy chicks are learning what is good to eat.

Action	Result	Reward
They're good to eat!	You growl and rush towards them, managing to grab two chicks before the ostrich jabs you hard with its beak! This is a good lesson for the birds to always be on the lookout. Always.	-2 Karma +2 Small Meat Chunk
Learn as well	You sit down and watch the birds selectively pick and peck at their food. They seem to eat just about anything, really! Plants, seeds, even some small animals... Once you're alone, you pick up the scattered bits of what they left behind.	+2 Karma +1 Jerboa Carcass +1 Wattle

Careful! This ram is guarding a nearby pasture!

Action	Result	Reward
Pounce!	Initiates a battle with a Dohne Merino Ram.	Acts as a regular battle, so you can gain SB, Experience, and Impression if the battle is won. No Easter Eggs are awarded for this battle.

It's a Fluffball! Better catch that compulsive reproducer!

Action	Result	Reward
Chase!	Fluffball chase leads you to a hidden spot in bushes, a wonderful ostrich nest with very unusual eggs. Bunny was yummy, too!	+1 Easter Egg +1 Fluffball Point -1% Hunger
	Those jumpy Fluffballs are known to be agile and tiny, and you're none of these things. You tire quickly, as bunny darts into a burrow.	N/A
	Who left this lying around?	+1 Egg Yolk (Very Low Chance)
	You chase the Fluffball down, stopping it with your mighty paws.	+1 Fluffball Point +1 Bunny Carcass
	You manage to catch the Fluffball but you're not the most graceful hunter and you salvage only this tiny rabbit paw.	+1 Fluffball Point +1 Lucky Foot
	You struggle to keep up with the Fluffball. After you trap it under your paw you feel like you owe it freedom for this race, and pretend to lose the grip. Bunnies are just so slippery, you know.	+1 Fluffball Point

It's a Fluffball! Better catch that compulsive reproducer!

Action	Result	Reward
Chase!	Fluffball chase leads you to a hidden spot in bushes, a wonderful ostrich nest with very unusual eggs. Bunny was yummy, too!	+1 Easter Egg +1 Fluffball Point -1% Hunger
	Those jumpy Fluffballs are known to be agile and tiny, and you're none of these things. You tire quickly, as bunny darts into a burrow.	N/A
	Who left this lying around?	+1 Egg Yolk (Very Low Chance)
	You chase the Fluffball down, stopping it with your mighty paws.	+1 Fluffball Point +1 Bunny Carcass
	You manage to catch the Fluffball but you're not the most graceful hunter and you salvage only this tiny rabbit paw.	+1 Fluffball Point +1 Lucky Foot
	You struggle to keep up with the Fluffball. After you trap it under your paw you feel like you owe it freedom for this race, and pretend to lose the grip. Bunnies are just so slippery, you know.	+1 Fluffball Point

It's a Fluffball! Better catch that compulsive reproducer!

Action	Result	Reward
Chase!	Fluffball chase leads you to a hidden spot in bushes, a wonderful ostrich nest with very unusual eggs. Bunny was yummy, too!	+1 Easter Egg +1 Fluffball Point -1% Hunger
	Those jumpy Fluffballs are known to be agile and tiny, and you're none of these things. You tire quickly, as bunny darts into a burrow.	N/A
	Who left this lying around?	+1 Egg Yolk (Very Low Chance)
	You chase the Fluffball down, stopping it with your mighty paws.	+1 Fluffball Point +1 Bunny Carcass
	You manage to catch the Fluffball but you're not the most graceful hunter and you salvage only this tiny rabbit paw.	+1 Fluffball Point +1 Lucky Foot
	You struggle to keep up with the Fluffball. After you trap it under your paw you feel like you owe it freedom for this race, and pretend to lose the grip. Bunnies are just so slippery, you know.	+1 Fluffball Point

It's a Fluffball! Better catch that compulsive reproducer!

Action	Result	Reward
Chase!	Fluffball chase leads you to a hidden spot in bushes, a wonderful ostrich nest with very unusual eggs. Bunny was yummy, too!	+1 Easter Egg +1 Fluffball Point -1% Hunger
	Those jumpy Fluffballs are known to be agile and tiny, and you're none of these things. You tire quickly, as bunny darts into a burrow.	N/A
	Who left this lying around?	+1 Egg Yolk (Very Low Chance)
	You chase the Fluffball down, stopping it with your mighty paws.	+1 Fluffball Point +1 Bunny Carcass
	You manage to catch the Fluffball but you're not the most graceful hunter and you salvage only this tiny rabbit paw.	+1 Fluffball Point +1 Lucky Foot
	You struggle to keep up with the Fluffball. After you trap it under your paw you feel like you owe it freedom for this race, and pretend to lose the grip. Bunnies are just so slippery, you know.	+1 Fluffball Point

It's a Fluffball! Better catch that compulsive reproducer!

Action	Result	Reward
Chase!	Fluffball chase leads you to a hidden spot in bushes, a wonderful ostrich nest with very unusual eggs. Bunny was yummy, too!	+1 Easter Egg +1 Fluffball Point -1% Hunger
	Those jumpy Fluffballs are known to be agile and tiny, and you're none of these things. You tire quickly, as bunny darts into a burrow.	N/A
	Who left this lying around?	+1 Egg Yolk (Very Low Chance)
	You chase the Fluffball down, stopping it with your mighty paws.	+1 Fluffball Point +1 Bunny Carcass
	You manage to catch the Fluffball but you're not the most graceful hunter and you salvage only this tiny rabbit paw.	+1 Fluffball Point +1 Lucky Foot
	You struggle to keep up with the Fluffball. After you trap it under your paw you feel like you owe it freedom for this race, and pretend to lose the grip. Bunnies are just so slippery, you know.	+1 Fluffball Point

It's a Fluffball! Better catch that compulsive reproducer!

Action	Result	Reward
Chase!	Fluffball chase leads you to a hidden spot in bushes, a wonderful ostrich nest with very unusual eggs. Bunny was yummy, too!	+1 Easter Egg +1 Fluffball Point -1% Hunger
	Those jumpy Fluffballs are known to be agile and tiny, and you're none of these things. You tire quickly, as bunny darts into a burrow.	N/A
	Who left this lying around?	+1 Egg Yolk (Very Low Chance)
	You chase the Fluffball down, stopping it with your mighty paws.	+1 Fluffball Point +1 Bunny Carcass
	You manage to catch the Fluffball but you're not the most graceful hunter and you salvage only this tiny rabbit paw.	+1 Fluffball Point +1 Lucky Foot
	You struggle to keep up with the Fluffball. After you trap it under your paw you feel like you owe it freedom for this race, and pretend to lose the grip. Bunnies are just so slippery, you know.	+1 Fluffball Point

It's a Fluffball! Better catch that compulsive reproducer!

Action	Result	Reward
Chase!	Fluffball chase leads you to a hidden spot in bushes, a wonderful ostrich nest with very unusual eggs. Bunny was yummy, too!	+1 Easter Egg +1 Fluffball Point -1% Hunger
	Those jumpy Fluffballs are known to be agile and tiny, and you're none of these things. You tire quickly, as bunny darts into a burrow.	N/A
	Who left this lying around?	+1 Egg Yolk (Very Low Chance)
	You chase the Fluffball down, stopping it with your mighty paws.	+1 Fluffball Point +1 Bunny Carcass
	You manage to catch the Fluffball but you're not the most graceful hunter and you salvage only this tiny rabbit paw.	+1 Fluffball Point +1 Lucky Foot
	You struggle to keep up with the Fluffball. After you trap it under your paw you feel like you owe it freedom for this race, and pretend to lose the grip. Bunnies are just so slippery, you know.	+1 Fluffball Point

It's a Fluffball! Better catch that compulsive reproducer!

Action	Result	Reward
Chase!	Fluffball chase leads you to a hidden spot in bushes, a wonderful ostrich nest with very unusual eggs. Bunny was yummy, too!	+1 Easter Egg +1 Fluffball Point -1% Hunger
	Those jumpy Fluffballs are known to be agile and tiny, and you're none of these things. You tire quickly, as bunny darts into a burrow.	N/A
	Who left this lying around?	+1 Egg Yolk (Very Low Chance)
	You chase the Fluffball down, stopping it with your mighty paws.	+1 Fluffball Point +1 Bunny Carcass
	You manage to catch the Fluffball but you're not the most graceful hunter and you salvage only this tiny rabbit paw.	+1 Fluffball Point +1 Lucky Foot
	You struggle to keep up with the Fluffball. After you trap it under your paw you feel like you owe it freedom for this race, and pretend to lose the grip. Bunnies are just so slippery, you know.	+1 Fluffball Point

It's a Fluffball! Better catch that compulsive reproducer!

Action	Result	Reward
Chase!	Fluffball chase leads you to a hidden spot in bushes, a wonderful ostrich nest with very unusual eggs. Bunny was yummy, too!	+1 Easter Egg +1 Fluffball Point -1% Hunger
	Those jumpy Fluffballs are known to be agile and tiny, and you're none of these things. You tire quickly, as bunny darts into a burrow.	N/A
	Who left this lying around?	+1 Egg Yolk (Very Low Chance)
	You chase the Fluffball down, stopping it with your mighty paws.	+1 Fluffball Point +1 Bunny Carcass
	You manage to catch the Fluffball but you're not the most graceful hunter and you salvage only this tiny rabbit paw.	+1 Fluffball Point +1 Lucky Foot
	You struggle to keep up with the Fluffball. After you trap it under your paw you feel like you owe it freedom for this race, and pretend to lose the grip. Bunnies are just so slippery, you know.	+1 Fluffball Point

It's a Fluffball! Better catch that compulsive reproducer!

Action	Result	Reward
Chase!	Fluffball chase leads you to a hidden spot in bushes, a wonderful ostrich nest with very unusual eggs. Bunny was yummy, too!	+1 Easter Egg +1 Fluffball Point -1% Hunger
	Those jumpy Fluffballs are known to be agile and tiny, and you're none of these things. You tire quickly, as bunny darts into a burrow.	N/A
	Who left this lying around?	+1 Egg Yolk (Very Low Chance)
	You chase the Fluffball down, stopping it with your mighty paws.	+1 Fluffball Point +1 Bunny Carcass
	You manage to catch the Fluffball but you're not the most graceful hunter and you salvage only this tiny rabbit paw.	+1 Fluffball Point +1 Lucky Foot
	You struggle to keep up with the Fluffball. After you trap it under your paw you feel like you owe it freedom for this race, and pretend to lose the grip. Bunnies are just so slippery, you know.	+1 Fluffball Point

It's a Fluffball! Better catch that compulsive reproducer!

Action	Result	Reward
Chase!	Fluffball chase leads you to a hidden spot in bushes, a wonderful ostrich nest with very unusual eggs. Bunny was yummy, too!	+1 Easter Egg +1 Fluffball Point -1% Hunger
	Those jumpy Fluffballs are known to be agile and tiny, and you're none of these things. You tire quickly, as bunny darts into a burrow.	N/A
	Who left this lying around?	+1 Egg Yolk (Very Low Chance)
	You chase the Fluffball down, stopping it with your mighty paws.	+1 Fluffball Point +1 Bunny Carcass
	You manage to catch the Fluffball but you're not the most graceful hunter and you salvage only this tiny rabbit paw.	+1 Fluffball Point +1 Lucky Foot
	You struggle to keep up with the Fluffball. After you trap it under your paw you feel like you owe it freedom for this race, and pretend to lose the grip. Bunnies are just so slippery, you know.	+1 Fluffball Point

Oh! You find a delicate flower laying in the dirt. You carefully pick it up.

+1 Fuchsia Flower
NOTE: This encounter does not require you to do any actions or press any buttons.

This big ostrich male seems to be challenging you! ...Or courting you?

Action	Result	Reward
Challenge!	Initiates a battle with a Male Ostrich.	Acts as a regular battle, so you can gain SB, Experience, and Impression if the battle is won. No Easter Eggs are awarded for this battle.
Fluff up	You fluff up your fur and pretend to dance, too! The confused ostrich only gets redder as he approaches you, closer and closer... Oh, it looks like he has a gift for you! It's not the most romantic thing you've ever been given, but thankfully, the bird gets distracted by a real ostrich nearby and leaves you alone.	+2 Karma +1 Beetle: Eupatorus birmanicus [Opalescent]

This female ostrich has spotted you from afar. She seems to be agitated!

Action	Result	Reward
Follow	You follow the bird for a while, making her more and more nervous each passing minute. She stomps at the ground, rustles her feathers, and finally scurries off, though not without dropping something behind. When you go to check out the big feather, you discover the reason why the ostrich was so angry in the first place!	+1 Easter Egg +1 Ostrich Feather

You find a female ostrich guarding a nearby nest.

Action	Result	Reward
Pounce	The ostrich's maternal instincts tell her to stay and care for her nest. You take advantage of this and easily slay the bird. Unfortunately, the eggs got cracked during the takedown.	-2 Karma +1 Large Meat Chunk
Pounce	You try to pounce and take down the bird, but you fail! You end up rolling onto the nest and cracking the eggs. The ostrich decides to save herself and flees. All you have to take home to your pride is some soft bedding.	-2 Karma +1 Ostrich Fluff (Very Low Chance)
Distract	You make an awkward, quiet, high-pitched noise, which piques the ostrich's curiosity. While she's investigating the sound in nearby bushes, you sneak over to the nest and manage to steal some of the eggs! Sadly, none of them are carved. It seems they were laid a short time ago.	+2 Ostrich Egg

You find an Egyptian Vulture trying to eat a Carved Egg! You chase it away.

+1 Easter Egg
NOTE: This encounter does not require you to do any actions or press any buttons.

You notice a very confused Ostrich staring at its nest for a while, after which it wanders off. Curious, you look inside and find a pretty engraved egg!

+1 Easter Egg
NOTE: This encounter does not require you to do any actions or press any buttons.

You stumble upon some unattended currency, left right here in the middle of nowhere. It's about time your luck picked up and showered you with the love you deserve! But, hold on.. It looks like these abandoned, carved eggs are hatching?! All this time, you thought they were empty on the inside!

Action	Result	Reward
Investigate	You take the unhatched egg and leave the confused, newly-hatched ostrich chick all by its lonesome, with only its shell to keep it company.	+1 Easter Egg
Investigate	You take the unhatched egg, and pluck up the shell of the hatched one as well. The chick may have abandoned it, but there's no sense in wasting potential currency. You might be able to glue it together with some tree sap!	+2 Easter Eggs

"Oh yes we adore the craftsmanship of bunny teeth on these engraved eggs. I'd love to exchange some of our wares for those!"

The Bunny Shop is where you go to spend your Easter Eggs.
This shop is opened by the combined efforts of slaying bunnies in Explore and earning Fluffball Points.

Tier One

Impala Lily Flowers

Why drag around a branch when you can just pick big flowers and be minimalistic?

4 EE

Event Beetle: Eupatorus birmanicus

This is a beetle token from an event shop. Upon use, it will grant you a Eupatorus birmanicus larva. Its gender and colour will be random!

5 EE

Expression: Delighted

Let your lion smile a little and let worries drift away. It's such a wonderful time of the year!

5 EE

Snowdrops

While the snow is still melting in the northern hemisphere, these flowers will blossom once the air changes, indicating that spring is coming!

5 EE

African Crocus

This flower, also known as Baboon Shoe, can be found in Namibia and South Africa.

6 EE

Jonquils

A bright signature of the northern spring.

6 EE

Stinking Iris

When crushed, the leaves smell like meat!

6 EE

Baby Meerkat

8 EE

Cape Bugle-Lily

The colourful flowers of this fynbos plant attract large bees.

8 EE

Fairy Iris

8 EE

Hildeberg Painted Lady

Delicate pink flowers grow timidly near your lions.

8 EE

Negev Iris

8 EE

Wild Centaury

This flower has a bitter taste and isn't very fragrant, but it's a gorgeous addition to your lion anyhow.

8 EE

Boschveld Chicken

This plump, free-range bird does not care for the presence of lions.

10 EE

Bushbaby Companion

A very fluffy, cute friend that will hang out with your lions!

10 EE

Easter Egger Chicken

These eggs may be too small to be carved, but they sure are a pleasure to look at. Try hiding them around your territory for your cubs to find!

10 EE

Ferns

10 EE

Flame Lily

Be careful! The national flower of Zimbabwe is extremely poisonous. Even one slight touch can irritate your gentle feline skin!

10 EE

Potchefstroom Koekoek

This feathery friend could be a good alarm clock. Hopefully it will only need one paw smash.. er, tap, to turn off.

10 EE

Spring Gentian

These tiny blue flowers are found in alpine meadows and the northern montane areas of Africa.

10 EE

Zimbabwe Aloe

Aloe excelsa can grow as tall as palm trees!

10 EE

Domestic Rabbit [Dutch]

A fancy fluffball for your lion to take care of!

11 EE

Domestic Rabbit [English Spot]

11 EE

Domestic Rabbit [Seal Point]

11 EE

Pussy Willows

It's a tradition to use these to flirt with someone you fancy... by smacking them. How about you just use them as a decoration for now?

11 EE

Yellow Canary

This famous little bird will sing beautifully for your lions.

11 EE

African Flower Ornaments [Freesia]

These Freesia flowers have been sewn into a beautiful harness.

12 EE

African Flower Ornaments [Plumbago]

These Plumbago flowers have been sewn into a beautiful harness.

12 EE

African Flower Ornaments [Watsonia]

These Watsonia flowers have been sewn into a beautiful harness.

12 EE

Faiyumi Chicken

Beautiful Egyptian breed. Hope they lay some cool eggs!

12 EE

Fairy African Hyacinth

This dwarf plant has broad flat leaves and occurs mostly in grasslands and wet savanna.

14 EE

Parrot Plant

An evergreen tropical plant with flowers shaped like birds.

14 EE

Gazania

15 EE

Impala Lily

15 EE

Stapelia Hirsuta Flower

A flower of a cactus, looking amazing with those striped and fuzzy petals.

15 EE

Tenore Autumn Crocus Crown

You can find these flowers in Syria and Turkey, not too far of a trip from your typical lion lands.

15 EE

Violet Garland

A garland of violets for your lions to roll into!

15 EE

Goat Horns [Dark]

Beautiful and curly horns of a domesticated animal.

19 EE

Goat Horns [Light]

19 EE

Bunyoro Rabbit

20 EE

Cape Hare

20 EE

Comfy Riverine Rabbit

20 EE

Riverine Rabbit

20 EE

Savannah Hare

20 EE

Scrub Hare

20 EE

Boer Goat

This large goat is both majestic and tasty!

25 EE

Damascus Buck

There's no denying that Damascus goats are just ugly. Their faces do have some charm, though! Enough charm to win the 'Most Beautiful Goat' title, given to them by humans who aren't that pretty, either.

25 EE

Damascus Kid

Young Damascus goats are just precious. They have beautiful ears and faces. Puberty hits them hard.

25 EE

Nigerian Dwarf Goat

25 EE

Ostrich Chicks 1

25 EE

Ostrich Chicks 2

25 EE

Fluffball Burrows

50 EE

Sheep Pastures

Beautiful pastures full of flowers and meat... err, sheep.

50 EE

Spring Eggs

Eggs, flowers, a warm beach... It looks like spring has arrived on the coast.

50 EE

Tier Two

Creamy Graphium Butterfly

6 EE

Dusky-Veined Acraea

This butterfly is common in wet season in the Eastern Cape of Africa.

6 EE

Forest Leopard Butterfly

6 EE

Kirby's Swordtail

These swarming butterflies are common in Kenya and Tanzania.

6 EE

Pygmy Emperor

An impressive moth with a tasty larval stage.

6 EE

Fortnight Lily

Complement your lion's eyes with a cute flower.

8 EE

Red Klattia

This dark red flower reminds you of fire burning on a live green plant.

8 EE

Soapstone Easter Eggs

These lovely stone eggs have been carved and painted with African imagery.

8 EE

Body Paint: Easter Swirls

Let your lions become easter eggs with this swirl bodypaint recolour!

9 EE

Butterfly Face Paint

A colourful paint for your muzzle. Such a great celebration of the upcoming spring season!

9 EE

Banana Fiber & Sisal Doves

These Easter ornaments from Africa are made out of dried banana fiber and sisal.

10 EE

Barn Owl Chick

10 EE

Leaf Bracelets

Fresh, green springtime leaves adorn your lion's paws.

11 EE

Leaf Corsage

Fresh, green springtime leaves adorn your lion's head.

11 EE

Leaf Garland

Fresh, green springtime leaves adorn your lion's chest.

11 EE

Leaf Tail Piece

Fresh, green springtime leaves adorn your lion's tail.

11 EE

African Flower Ornaments [Baby Violets]

These pink baby violet flowers have been sewn into a beautiful harness.

12 EE

African Flower Ornaments [Herbal]

Herbs and leaves have been sewn into a beautiful harness. The garment complements lions with its earthy, natural tones.

12 EE

African Flower Ornaments [Purple Phlox]

These purple Phlox flowers have been sewn into a beautiful harness.

12 EE

African Flower Ornaments [Rainbow]

Many tiny, colourful flowers have been sewn into a beautiful harness. The garment complements lions with its gorgeous rainbow pattern.

12 EE

Little Bee-Eater

This tiny bird will gladly eat all the nasty wasps and hornets!

12 EE

Southern Carmine Bee-Eater

This migratory bird spends its breeding season in Zimbabwe! You can see them often perched on larger animals, hoping to spot a tasty insect snack from a higher vantage point.

12 EE

Venda Chicken

Some beautiful chickens from the Limpopo province of South Africa!

12 EE

Quiver Tree

This tree is actually an aloe plant, used by surrounding tribes for production of quivers for their arrows.

13 EE

Sleeping Fawn

A very fragile, sleeping piebald fawn, a symbolic creature of spring and warmth.

14 EE

Gorgeous Bushshrike

This colourful bird can be found in many African woodlands.

15 EE

Happy AWD Puppies

Because African Wild Dogs are always just so damn happy!

15 EE

Hesperantha

15 EE

Kalanchoe Flowers

15 EE

Meru Oak

This young sapling will grow to massive proportions, giving whole generations of your cubs something to look forward to!

18 EE

Damara Ram Horns

A pair of beautiful and impressive horns from a domesticated animal.

19 EE

Kiko Goat Horns [Dark]

Beautiful and impressive horns of a domesticated animal.

19 EE

Kiko Goat Horns [Light]

19 EE

Blue Disa Orchid

Looks like your lion found a very big specimen!

20 EE

Starry Jasmine Branch

20 EE

Wine Cups

Despite the plant resembling grass, the flowers are hard to miss!

20 EE

[S] Natal Bottlebrush

This small tree blooms with bright red clusters of flowers in wet season.

25 EE

Cameroon Sheep Ram

A beautiful brown sheep from the rural world of Africa.

25 EE

Craneflower

25 EE

Dohne Merino Lamb

It's a very tiny, fluffy lamb of the Dohne Merino breed.

25 EE

Dohne Merino Sheep

A beautiful, very woolly ewe of the Dohne Merino breed.

25 EE

Kalahari Red Goat

This is a special breed of goat from the desert of Kalahari. Their red coat protects their skin from sunlight damage.

25 EE

Meatmaster

Well, the name is certainly... unique. This sheep breed from South African lives up to its name. Perhaps you could have a herd of delicious and neat Meatmasters?

25 EE

Pedi Sheep Lamb

A beautiful sheep from the rural world of Africa.

25 EE

Somali Goat Doe

Somali goats are common in Djibouti, Kenya, and Somali. They are delicious and produce a lot of milk. It's quite nice to have them around in your den!

25 EE

Tunisian Babarin Lamb

A beautiful desert sheep from the rural world of Africa.

25 EE

Zulu Sheep

25 EE

Flowering Umzimbeet

This beautiful tree is vital for many different species of butterflies.

30 EE

Lily of the Nile

This wonderful blue flower is not an actual lily.

30 EE

[S] African Tulip Tree

A wonderful tree that blossoms in wet season! [Seasonal]

35 EE

[S] Sugarbush

A dynamic african bush to decorate the scene with! [Seasonal]

35 EE

Pompom Tree

Also known as the tree pincushion. It's famous for its fuzzy flowers.

35 EE

Powder-Puff Tree

This water-loving tree looks full to bursting with hair-like flowers.

35 EE

Easter Fields

It seems there is a moment during spring when the most fluffy animals all gather together within a blossoming meadow.

50 EE

KwaZulu-Natal

A flowering African shore that faces the Indian Ocean.

50 EE

Spring Chicks

It looks like some chicks have hatched! They're enjoying the warm sun and soft flowers.

50 EE

Tier Three

Fairy Bell

Also known as Wedding Bell, this flower has decorative pink funnels and grows to be quite large.

15 EE

Pearl and Flower Ornaments [Blue]

Blue flowers woven into leather stripes, adorned with white, rare pearls.

18 EE

Pearl and Flower Ornaments [Herbal]

Herbs woven into leather stripes, adorned with white, rare pearls.

18 EE

Pearl and Flower Ornaments [Opal]

Pastel opalescent flowers woven into leather stripes, adorned with white, rare pearls.

18 EE

Pearl and Flower Ornaments [Pink]

Pink flowers woven into leather stripes, adorned with white, rare pearls.

18 EE

Pearl and Flower Ornaments [Purple]

Purple flowers woven into leather stripes, adorned with white, rare pearls.

18 EE

Pearl and Flower Ornaments [Yellow]

Yellow flowers woven into leather stripes, adorned with white, rare pearls.

18 EE

Flowering Vine Necklace [True Blue Daisy]

Delicate blue daisies woven into a garland necklace.

19 EE

Butterfly Tail Wrap

How would a bunch of butterfly wings look like tied to a lion tail? Well, there it is.

20 EE

Egg Yolk

A nutritious, tasty treat from an ostrich egg! This treat can give between 0 to 15 stats in any stat category to the lion you feed it to.

20 EE

Baby Sun Rose

This succulent aptenia from South Africa creeps all over the ground.

22 EE

Aidi

This Berber dog usually works hard in the Atlas Mountains area, protecting herds of goats and sheep. This is a man's best friend... but it could be a lion's friend as well!

23 EE

Azawakh

A beautiful sighthound from West Africa. It's an absolutely perfect companion if you want to catch more hares and rabbits.

23 EE

Basenji

A Central African dog breed, perfect for hunting. Perhaps it could help you catch some rabbits?

23 EE

Springtime Trio

This troublesome trio of buddies looks awfully familiar!

25 EE

Cape Floral Kingdom

This coastal kingdom of flowers absolutely bursts with colours and patterns that are only seen in the Cape Peninsula.

40 EE

Flowering Fynbos

A beautiful, never-ending meadow of wildflowers. It's almost like walking on sunshine!

40 EE

Flowering Pond

An amazing pond surrounded by flowers and butterflies.

40 EE

Flowering Vines

The springtime sunrays shine over the cliffs. Black-Eyed Susan vines climb on the rocks and soak the warmth of the sun with their yellow flowers.

40 EE

Leaf Armour

40 EE

Leaf Armour - Autumn

Magnificent autumn leaf armour for chivalrous lions.

40 EE

Paradise Waterfall

A beautiful, paradise-like waterfall. There's a double rainbow, too!

50 EE

South African Meadows

During every wet season, the meadows of South Africa explode with colours!

50 EE

[D] Forest Thicket

A heavy forest that blossoms during rain. It seems to change over time.

50 EE

[D] Namibian Meadows

A serene meadow covered in lovely flowers.

50 EE

[D] Ngorongoro

A calm, safe caldera of vast proportions, giving shelter and food for all animals living here.

50 EE

[D] Zambian Bush

A thick savannah forest that flowers in wet seasons. It seems to change over time.

50 EE

Bunny Tunnels

Your adolescent girls have discovered something...
They can play here once a day for 60 minutes!

Tier Three of the Bunny Shop unlocks the Bunny Tunnels feature. This feature is available at the very top of the Bunny Shop when it is unlocked.

The Bunny Tunnels allow you to send off your adolescent females (ages 1 year to 1 year, 11 months) in order for them to gain a small amount of experience and stats, once per day per adolescent! You can only send out one adolescent at a time, and each expedition lasts for 60 minutes.

When your adolescents return, they will gain Experience equal to their (LVL x 20 to 30) and 2 to 5 stats randomly dispersed in each category (barring Skill).

Collecting Easter Eggs unlocks tiers within the "Egg Den" portion of the April event.
Tier One of the Egg Den bar unlocks "Ostrich Chicks."
Tier Two of the Egg Den bar unlocks "Event NCLs."
Tier Three of the Egg Den unlocks the "Primordial Spring."

Ostrich Chicks

Looks like some of the engraved eggs hatched! All the ostrich chicks are chirping around! Care to dive in and play?

Tier One of the Egg Den unlocks the Ostrich Chicks feature. Once per day, your pride leader can click the "Play Time!" button to gain Experience equal to their (LVL x 40 to 50).

Your lion plays with the birds, soon enough covered with feathers, fluff and bird poop. Fun is training too, and trying to grab the little fellas is a great exercise.
You gained +(LVL x 40 to 50) EXP!

Event NCLs

"All the bunny hunt fun lured in my cousins from far away lands... maybe you could claim few of them into your pride? I've seen them exploring around."

Tier Two of the Egg Den unlocks event-exclusive NCL eyes and markings (also referred to as "April NCL eyes/markings"). These eyes and markings can be found on randomly-generated lionesses in Explore. A list of the eyes and markings and what they look like are provided below!

NCL Exclusive Markings Released
2014: Black Ear Backs, Black Marble, Black Nose Tip, Black Siamese, Brown Marble, Brown Siamese, Cream Bottom, Dark Brown Marble, Dark Brown Nose Tip, Dark Brown Siamese, Golden Marble, Onyx Ear Backs, Onyx Nose Tip, Onyx Siamese, White Bottom, White Torso
2015: Previous + Cream Inverted Brindle, Chocolate Freckles 1, Chocolate Freckles 2, Chocolate Freckles 3, White Inverted Brindle
2016: Previous + Chocolate Siamese, Gold Undercover, Golden Belly, Henna Marble, Henna Nose Tip, Henna Siamese
2017: Previous + Copal Marble, Copal Patch, Onyx Patch, Red Patch, White Patch, White Puma
2018: Previous + Bone Bottom, Scoria Siamese, Tangor Inverted Brindle, Tangor Marble, Tangor Undercover
2019: Previous + Copal Limb Patch, Onyx Limb Patch, Red Limb Patch, White Limb Patch, Coral Trim, Cream Trim, Marigold Trim, Royal Trim, Shell Trim, White Trim
2020: Previous + Iris Eyes, Blue Ticking, Cream Ticking, Gold Ticking, Noctis Ticking, Onyx Ticking, Red Ticking, White Ticking
2021: Previous + Hyacinth Eyes, English Spots, Blue Freckles, Cream Freckles, Noctis Freckles, White Freckles, Noctis Inverted Brindle, Noctis Limb Patch, Noctis Patch, Noctis Siamese, Steele Bottom, Steele Marble, Steele Siamese, Steele Trim

Eyes

Hyacinth

Passes: Blue, Hyacinth, Ice, Pink, Seafoam

Iris

Passes: Blue, Emerald, Green, Iris, Pink, Tyrian

Hyacinth

Iris

Markings

Belly

Golden Belly

Bottom

Bone Bottom

Cream Bottom

Steele Bottom

White Bottom

Ear Backs

Black Ear Backs

Onyx Ear Backs

English Spots

Chocolate English Spots

Clay English Spots

Cream English Spots

Henna English Spots

Noctis English Spots

Onyx English Spots

Scoria English Spots

White English Spots

Freckles

Blue Freckles 1

Blue Freckles 2

Blue Freckles 3

Chocolate Freckles 1

Chocolate Freckles 2

Chocolate Freckles 3

Cream Freckles 1

Cream Freckles 2

Cream Freckles 3

Noctis Freckles 1

Noctis Freckles 2

Noctis Freckles 3

White Freckles 1

White Freckles 2

White Freckles 3

Inverted Brindle

Cream Inverted Brindle

Noctis Inverted Brindle

Tangor Inverted Brindle

White Inverted Brindle

Limb Patch

Copal Limb Patch

Noctis Limb Patch

Onyx Limb Patch

Red Limb Patch

White Limb Patch

Marble

Black Marble

Brown Marble

Copal Marble

Dark Brown Marble

Golden Marble

Henna Marble

Steele Marble

Tangor Marble

Nose Tip

Black Nose Tip

Dark Brown Nose Tip

Henna Nose Tip

Onyx Nose Tip

Patch

Copal Patch

Noctis Patch

Onyx Patch

Red Patch

White Patch

Puma

White Puma

Siamese

Black Siamese

Brown Siamese

Chocolate Siamese

Dark Brown Siamese

Henna Siamese

Noctis Siamese

Onyx Siamese

Scoria Siamese

Steele Siamese

Ticking

Blue Ticking

Cream Ticking

Gold Ticking

Noctis Ticking

Onyx Ticking

Red Ticking

White Ticking

Torso

White Torso

Trim

Coral Trim

Cream Trim

Marigold Trim

Royal Trim

Shell Trim

Steele Trim

White Trim

Undercover

Gold Undercover

Tangor Undercover

Primordial Spring

Rumour has it that if a truly brave lion drinks from this spring, depending on his will - his body will forget few years passed, or gain some true wisdom...

Tier Three of the Egg Den unlocks the Primordial Spring feature. Once per pride leader per account, you can choose to "Drink from the Spring..." in order to Spring Forward or Fall Behind, which will affect your current pride leader's age.

Spring Forward will age your pride leader up by 2 years, whereas Fall Behind will de-age your pride leader by 2 years.

If you choose to Spring Forward, you will receive the following text, and your pride leader will immediately be 2 years older!

Your lion takes a sip and under his skin muscles shift and shiver.. he seems to have grown older! He tries to sip more but looks like it was just a brief feeling... or was it?

If you choose to Fall Behind, you will receive the following text, and your pride leader will immediately be 2 years younger!

Your lion takes a sip and under his skin muscles shift and shiver, like he got young and perky again! He tries to sip more but looks like it was just a brief feeling... or was it?

Important Notes

To reiterate from the above, you can only use this feature once per pride leader per account. You cannot use the Primordial Spring with the same exact leader through multiple April events. If you do not have the option to use the Primordial Spring, this means you already drank from it during a previous April event with that same leader.
The youngest your pride leader can be is 2 years of age exactly. You cannot use the Fall Behind option to make your leader any younger than 2.
This feature can only be used on pride leaders. You cannot age up or de-age any pride members using the Primordial Spring.
You are able to use the Primordial Spring multiple times if you retire your leader multiple times during April. For example, you can age up your leader, retire them for free, then de-age your new leader during the same April event. This is because they are functionally a new lion, even if you happen to keep your leader's appearance during retirement or otherwise.

Event Information

April Storyline

Explore Encounters

Bunny Shop

Bunny Tunnels

Egg Den

Ostrich Chicks

Event NCLs

Eyes

Markings

Belly

Bottom

Ear Backs

English Spots

Freckles

Inverted Brindle

Limb Patch

Marble

Nose Tip

Patch

Puma

Siamese

Ticking

Torso

Trim

Undercover

Primordial Spring