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November 10 is Mārtiņdiena or St. Martin's Day, another significant day in the traditional Latvian seasonal calendar.

Mārtiņdiena is the mid-point between the autumn and winter festivals, and traditionally marked the deadline when the field work was finished and the long winter was ahead. Celebrating Mārtiņdiena was (and is!) important to help ensure luck and prosperity for the coming year.

One particular ancient ritual involved the sacrifice of a rooster – and as a reslt Mārtiņdiena is still associated with the symbolism of roosters.

In 1832, K. Schilling, from Tirza, shared stories about the celebration of St. Martin's Day in ancient pagan traditions: "A couple of decades ago, St. Martin's Day was marked in this manner. The owner took a rooster, took it to the horse stable, stood next to one horse and raised the rooster in a circle around the horse, facing the sun, not away from the sun. When this was done with all the horses that were in the stable, then the owner killed the rooster."

This was believed to gain protection for livestock. The roosters were cooked and eaten by the family. In later times, the goose became more popular – it is believed that it was borrowed from German traditions.

Other traditions involved dressing in strange and grotesque costumes (a bear, a goat, a crane, a wolf, haystacks, and death were among the most popular forms) and going from farm to farm singing and playing jokes in exchange for treats from the householders – something with clear parallels to modern trick-or-treating at Halloween.

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Embark on a new adventure in the world of mercenaries with the unveiling of Calatrava Castle! This fortress, inspired by the history of one of the oldest orders – the Order of Calatrava, known for its bravery and chivalrous traditions, is now open for exploration and battle.

The Order of Calatrava was founded in the 12th century and became one of the most renowned military orders in Spain. It was established to protect the Calatrava Castle, which was considered a key defensive point during the Reconquista. The knights of the order are known for their discipline and courage in defending their faith.

Two New Units
Alongside the new location, two new mercenaries are ready to join your army:

Calatrava Knight — a powerful warrior with high resilience and strong defense, ready to fight side by side.
Calatrava Infantry — steadfast fighters focused on direct attack and protecting their allies on the battlefield.

New Skills for Heroes
Unique skills have been added specifically for these new units:
1. Mastery to enhance the Calatrava Knight.
2. Mastery to strengthen the Calatrava Infantry.

Where to Find Access to the Location
Calatrava Castle can be accessed through the Festive Table, the Torture Room, and the Lottery. Don’t miss the chance to explore this legendary place and strengthen your army!

Updates and Changes
The maximum limit of mercenary points has been increased to 350 — now you can recruit even more warriors for your strategies.
The "Carnival of Terror" quest has been fixed and is now available for completion again.

Gather your heroes, boost them with new skills, and prepare for battles within the ancient walls of Calatrava Castle!

Halloween is a day of fun and mystery, celebrated annually on October 31. This holiday traces back to the ancient Celtic festival of Samhain, which marked the end of the harvest season and the start of winter. Over time, it merged with Christian traditions of All Saints' Day and became popular in many countries.

On Halloween night, children and adults dress up in costumes, often portraying witches, ghosts, and other mythical creatures, and participate in “trick-or-treat” games. Homes are decorated with candles, cobwebs, and, of course, carved pumpkins— the famous symbol of the holiday, known as the “Jack-o’-Lantern.” Halloween offers everyone a chance to immerse in an atmosphere of mystery and good cheer.

In honor of the holiday, from October 30, 2024 to November 14, 2024, you can enjoy new items, contests, discounts, and hot offers!

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