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Death’s Hold Island Co-op Access
A lower participation requirement can make island progression easier to organize.
Korea’s April 29 update lowered the minimum for two Death’s Hold Island co-op quests to one participant and allowed joining after a quest had started. This is a historical Korean change; confirm the current quest rules in your regional client.
A New Card Set’s Corrected Name
The source incorrectly associates this change with Lostwind Cliff.
The official correction was for a newly added set mislabeled “Light of Conviction,” changed to “Path of Conviction” in descriptive English. It did not rename Lostwind Cliff. Those translations identify the Korean wording, rather than establish an official Western set name.
Korean PC Bang Event: Ended
The event ran April 29–July 8, 2026, with reward claims ending July 15. It required eligible Korean PC bang play. It was not a North American home-login promotion.
Corrected Highlights From the 100-Hour Reward Tier
- Relic Combat Engraving Selection Pouch ×1; the source incorrectly says Legendary.
- A selection chest for the Korean quality-upgrade stone ×1.
- Leap Legendary Card Selection Pack III ×1, rather than an unrestricted selection of every Legendary card.
- Legendary Netherworld Key Exchange Ticket ×1, replacing the source’s incorrect Relic Rapport entry.
- Legendary Hell Key Exchange Ticket ×1 and Relic Core Selection Chest ×1, replacing its incorrect Legendary Rapport entry.
- Epic Astrogem Selection Chest ×3. These are Ark Grid gems, rather than three ordinary skill gems. Key tickets had their own September 2 expiry.
The Korean Film Promotion Mentioned in the Source
The source also describes a promotion for the film Gunche, with a May 13 deadline. Its eligibility and prize terms are not independently verified here; that date has passed.
Its figure and keycap examples should not be read as guaranteed prizes or a currently available Western giveaway.
This archive highlights access improvements and Korean spring promotions. Use current regional notices for available activities, rewards, and summer content rather than treating the original future-facing wording as a live announcement.