Welcome to another magical round of Enchantment! We are so honored to have you all joining us for a exciting hunt sponsored by our incredibly talented Creators! Enter some of the earliest works in Western literature and journey along the heroes of these Epics. Along the way you’re sure to find treasures even the Gods would envy hidden by our generous designers! Be sure to explore the event after and shop before the magic fades.
Have fun and remember to join the Enchantment Update Group or our Discord Server for help with the hints, event information, and friendship with some amazing people.
If you’d like to see the prizes for the round you can check out our Discord as linked above or the Shopping Guide on the website.
The hunt starts at the entrance to Enchantment. Simply click the hunt prim example by the Iliad & Odyssey HUNT sign to receive your landmark to your first destination. You’ll be looking for a lyre in each of the stores you visit! The landmark to the next location will be located in the folder along with your prize. Hints can be found at each store by clicking the example on the hunt sign, alternatively you can use this page for hints.
Click here to go to starting point!
“Look for a gift behind a man with handcuffs on his belt.”
“Circus rabbit”
“I made them fall in love”
“Amazement awaits us at every corner”
“Ironic how the store is named [ free bird ], but they’re in an old cage!”
“Does Anyone need a Redelivery?”
“Oh my, what is that in the Enchantment Sign?”
“A Fancy way to meet your end.”
“Look under the Rotating Sign”
“Oh, where is that blasted thing? I swear I’d lose my head if I wasn’t holding onto it.”
“Flickering Halos of Eternal Light guards this Earthly Gift”
“One of the harps”
“These almost got stacked on me!”
“Search an amphora near the door-a”
“The forgotten Lyre sits silently waiting, among the ancient trees roots that reach into the lily waters.”
“FIND ME BETWEEN THE PILLARS OF HERA”
“I hope it doesn’t rust!”
“She was stabbed by the needle of a spinning wheel and was upset and forgot something important.”
“Where indeed would be your lyre …? I will give you a beautiful golden seat….”
“Look to the High Maiden for your prize”
“Your prize awaits where wishes may come true.”
