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# Legendary Depths II
After the legendary battles of our first event, the Legendary Depths returned with ROUND TWO of the most treacherous adventure on the high seas! The return to these mysterious waters with new challenges and fiercer competition **began at** **00:00 UTC on July 8th and ended July 22nd, at 00:00 UTC**
Get a higher score on the leaderboard by beating waves faster, and ultimately landing more damage on Squid than other players. The more rounds ye take, the lower your score — speed is paramount to victory!
Earning rewards will require a Founder's Pirate or an active VIP Pass!
Some changes in Season 2!
* Founder's Pirates holders will receive a 20% bonus to any rewards they earn from the leaderboards
* You get a heal card choice after EVERY boss win!
* Card Choices have been juiced up based on feedback.
* Affinity damage has been removed from Infinite Tides.
The top 3 players of the Legendary Depths II event were:
* First place: Kirin
* Second place: MagicKaito
* Third place: Lyn
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