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By Savvvo
After obtaining the new rewards from the Rabbit's Revenge event, players discover that they can unlock a new "Pet Rabbit" emote by defeating a certain enemy with a specific weapon.
This year's Rabbit's Revenge event in New World Aeternum has brought a handful of new, limited-time rewards to the New World community, but one of these rewards provide a hint for players to unlock a hidden emote. To be more specific, players can unlock the "Corruption's Peak" Flail weapon as a reward by defeating corrupted rabbits throughout Aeternum. They can get lucky and get this item after killing even just one rabbit (1% drop chance), but if luck is not on their side, they will get it as a guaranteed drop after defeating 300 rabbits.
The Corruption's Peak Flail has a unique perk known as Rabbits Revenge, which has the description of, "Not even Stanley can withstand the corruptive power of this weapon". This description was a clear hint for players to visit Rabbit Island, which is the home of a unique named rabbit mob named Stanley.
Players quickly realized that if they defeat Stanley, that they get a unique item - the Pet Rabbit Emote Reward! Once opened, it unlocks the hidden "Pet Rabbit" emote, allowing players to pull a rabbit out of their pocket, and pet it regardless of where they are.
If you're a fan of New World: Aeternum, or a completionist, be sure to grab this weapon, hunt Stanley, and claim your hidden emote!
For a step-by-step guide on how to unlock this emote, watch the video below.
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By Savvvo
Spring has arrived in Aeternum, and with it, an unsettling infestation of corrupted rabbits (and new rewards)!
The Rabbit's Revenge event is returning to New World: Aeternum and will take place from April 15 to May 13!
During this event, corrupted rabbits will emerge across Aeternum, bringing chaos to anything (or anyone) that crosses their path! Starting April 15, brave adventurers can take on these fearsome fiends for a chance to earn exclusive rewards.
Embark on this deadly event to claim a handful of limited-edition new rewards, including the Corrupted Rabbit’s Armor set as a loot drop, which includes new legs, gloves, and boots for players to earn. In addition, there’s a new Corruption's Rabbit Helm available in the store for the ultimate Corrupted Rabbit look. These rewards will give you the ultimate look to embody the spirit of the event!
Each corrupted rabbit can drop the following:
Diamond Gypsum - (66% Drop Chance) Daily Limit: 6 per day Defiled Rabbit’s Foot (80% Drop Chance) Consumable Item: Increases Luck Daily Limit: 5 per day Corrupted Rabbit Mask (1.5% Drop Chance) Head Skin Guaranteed after defeating 200 corrupted rabbits. Limit: 1 per event Corruption’s Peak Weapon (1% Drop Chance) Flail Guaranteed after defeating 300 corrupted rabbits. Limit: 1 per event Corruption’s Barricade Skin (0.5% Drop Chance) Armor skin Guaranteed after defeating 350 corrupted rabbits. Limit: 1 per event Defiled Storage Chest of the Hare (0.25% Drop Chance) Housing Item Guaranteed after defeating 400 corrupted rabbits. Limit: 1 per event Learn more about the event with this video overview:
Be sure to mark your calendars so you don’t miss out. Prepare for the hunt.
We’ll see you in Aeternum!
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By Savvvo
Take a closer look at what changes are coming to the Coral Divide OPR map after a weekend of testing.
One of the biggest topics of conversation in the lands of Aeternum lately has been all around the new Outpost Rush (OPR) map, the Coral Divide. New World: Aeternum players were given an opportunity to test out this upcoming map during a specific weekend in order to provide their feedback to ensure that it's ready for the official launch - but what type of feedback did the team end up receiving?
Luckily for us, the team shared a detailed explanation of what's changing with the map many of us have already tested, as well as an additional chance to test out this map (with the new changes) from April 15 to April 21.
Learn more about what's changing below:
General Improvements
Map Size Adjustment – Reducing unnecessary open space to keep engagements dynamic and fast-paced. Terrain Optimization – Smoothing out rough terrain and obstacles that disrupt movement and combat. Improved Visibility – Adjustments to lighting, foliage, and environmental clutter to enhance clarity. Objective and Balance Changes
Resource Node Placement Tweaks – Relocating and balancing resource nodes to ensure fair access for both teams. Fortifications Adjustments – Modifying outpost defenses to prevent excessive turtling or overpowered positions. Updated Spawn Locations – Refining respawn points to reduce spawn camping and unfair positioning. Revised Capture Mechanics – Improving interaction points for smoother and more intuitive captures. Combat & Engagement Enhancements
Adjusted Line of Sight – Reducing frustrating sniper spots while maintaining strategic positioning. Better Combat Flow – Enhancing chokepoints and engagement areas for more balanced fights. More Cover Options – Adding or repositioning cover elements to prevent open-field vulnerability. Quality of Life Updates
Minimap Enhancements – Updating icons and labels for better clarity on objectives and player locations. Bug Fixes & Performance Optimizations – Addressing player-reported issues affecting gameplay stability and fairness. To participate, open the Activity Finder and queue for Outpost Rush during the event window (April 15 - April 21). Be sure to also join the discussion in the official Discord to share your feedback on the new updates to the map.
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By Savvvo
The Legacy of Crassus event returns to New World: Aeternum on March 11, and introduces some all-new rewards.
The Legacy of Crassus event is back this year in Aeternum, but this time, Crassus is stronger, more relentless, and ready for revenge! Keep in mind though that with great challenges come even greater rewards, including some all-new furniture items and new 710 gear score versions of the new unique Crassus' equipment!
The Legacy of Crassus event will take place from March 11 to March 31, 2025, where players can locate the large open-world boss throughout Aeternum. Once you defeat him, you'll be rewarded with a handful of potential rewards, including a chance at the following:
GS 700 random Weapon, Armor, or Shield Black Gypsum (~3/day) Perk Item (Brilliant Animus, Sliver of Consecrated Iron, Shard of Consecrated Iron, Drop of Corrupted Essence, Huge Elk Hoof, Drop of Ironwood Sap, Starmetal Weaponsmith's Charm, Whetstone, Squirming Vines) 2-3 Potions GS 700 Crassus Named Item (Wrath of Decimus, Hoplites Great Blade, Sagittar of Lucanus, Vesuvius, Galea of Lucanus, Cuirass of Decimus, Fists of Decimus, Braccae of Lucanus, Hobnailed Boots of Lucanus) 2nd G S710 Crassus Named Item (33% Chance) 15 Dark Matter GS 710 Crassus Named Item (30% chance) (1/week) 9th Legion Pickaxe (2.5% Chance) (1/event) Cyclops Lucanus Statuette (2.5% Chance) (1/event) Cyclops Decimus Statuette (2.5% Chance) (1/event) Please note: players must deal at least 1,000 damage in order to receive rewards.
To learn more about how exactly this event will look, watch the video below.
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By Savvvo
With the first always-on PvP seasonal world live, players begin to brainstorm on what future seasonal worlds might be next in line.
The first seasonal world in New World: Aeternum, the "Season of Conquerors", was introduced on January 21, 2025. This new seasonal world approach to New World: Aeternum encourages players to recreate new characters on new servers that include a bit of a twist that's unique when compared to a typical server. For example, this very first seasonal world introduced an always-on PvP mode, where all players are automatically flagged for PvP once they hit level 15, making it a server full of PvP enjoyers.
This always-on PvP seasonal world has now been live for a little bit over a month now, and players are already starting to think about what's next, and what the team will have to do to try and encourage players to continue playing in these seasonal worlds. Players seem to be slowly leaving the existing seasonal worlds, and returning back to their main servers, making the overall population on each existing server at a bit of an awkward spot (depending on the server).
With the recent server mergers, players are encouraged and excited to see more populated servers, making their overall experience more enjoyable with more social interaction (regardless of if it's on legacy servers or a seasonal world).
With the next season slowly approach, players are already starting to brainstorm ideas on what capture the attention of the New World population, and what could be an even bigger twist than the already existing always-on PvP seasonal world.
Some of the current ideas from the players for future seasonal worlds are captured below:
Hardcore: A unique seasonal world that only allows your character to have one life. Regardless if your character is defeated in PvE or PvP content, it will automatically be deleted upon death, introducing an all-new type of challenge to New World pros. Ironman: In this form of a seasonal world, players are completely self-sufficient. There would be no trading post, no trading, and no social interaction in regards to trading materials or selling items with one another - just chatting and combat! In this type of seasonal worlds, players that understand the strategy around grinding in-game for best-in-slot gear early on would see great success! Best of Archetypes: This one is a bet of a stretch, but an interesting idea that introduces a format of a seasonal world that can help answer the question of who truly the best in each type of archetype is. In this type of seasonal world, players would be "locked" into one specific archetype, forcing them to battle each other with the same weapons and skills. For example - a server full of rangers! The Rise of the....Corrupted: Instead of the "Rise of the Angry Earth", what if the corrupted took over? In this seasonal world, it would introduce a twist to the main story questline, where there is an alternative ending that highlights a different enemy type that hasn't been highlighted as much, such as the corrupted, or beast. There are many, many more ideas being shared throughout the community, and it's exciting to see what the team will lock in as the next seasonal world, as it could have a HUGE impact on the future success of New World: Aeternum.
To learn more about some other future seasonal world ideas, watch the video below:
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