A fun new event has hit Starworld - God Save The Queen. Every now and then, the Queen pops up in random public rooms to make her presence known. But be warned, she can be pretty unpredictable and is not always generous or in a good mood.

When she shows up, she might decide to toss a Holy Hand Grenade into the room to spice things up. The fuse counts down with a glowing light, and when it blows, it drops a bunch of cool loot all over the floor.

If you are quick enough to grab what is left behind, you can score some amazing items - like the Golden Ascendant armor or the Golden Boris Johnson Wig. Even better, you can sometimes get the Holy Hand Grenade itself as an extremely rare item drop.

Keep your eyes open in the public rooms, enjoy the chaos, and grab your loot!

As part of our ongoing British Theme Week, we are introducing a brand new feature to Starworld: the British Rain Cloud! Let's be honest, no British theme would be complete without a bit of proper weather, so we brought the authentic UK climate straight into the game.

During this event, players can interact with the new Rain Cloud machine to trigger a massive storm across Starworld. When activated, the storm targets several public rooms at random, plunging them into atmospheric darkness and soaking them with rain.

While the storm rages, lightning will strike across the affected zones, revealing scattered items on the ground for players to collect. You will find plenty of British flags like the English, Scottish, Welsh, and Northern Irish flags, along with British Tea and Starbeans. 

For those brave enough to hunt during the storm, there are also ultra-rare golden collectibles waiting to be found, including the Golden Big Ben, the Golden Double-Decker, the Golden Daffodil, and the ultimate prize: the super rare Golden Boris Johnson Wig.

Keep an eye on the global announcements to track where the storms are hitting, grab your umbrella, and head out to see what the British weather has washed ashore!

People who spend time exploring the highest peaks of the world have noticed something strange lately. Up near the top of the mountains, where the air is thin, rumors are starting to spread about a new path leading even higher - a route some locals call the Stairway to Ascendance.

Right now, nobody can just walk right up to it. The path remains hidden to the regular traveler. Talk around the campfires suggests that the route only reveals itself to those who carry a true mark of greatness - individuals deeply connected to legendary relics like the Golden Ascendant set, the Lightbringer, and Light's Bulwark.

Is it real, or just a trick of the high altitude? If you are confident in your journey and your collection, it might be worth taking a long climb to see if the gate opens up for you.