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# 8. What is a Puzzle Event?
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Complete tasks and earn rewards! Each completed task will grant you a random reward.
Completing tasks also fills the progression bar. All tasks hold equal value, earning you 1 point each. The progression bar is divided into several levels, and upon reaching each level, you will receive a reward.
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The Puzzle Event involves completing certain tasks to open random puzzle pieces in a large puzzle. Completing all or nearly all tasks will grant you all the puzzle pieces, which come with rewards, as well as a complete puzzle picture.
However, the rewards from puzzle pieces aren't the only ones you can earn in this event! \
There is also a progression bar at the top of the Puzzle Event page, where you can see how many tasks you’ve completed, how many are left, and what additional rewards you’ll earn along the way. Typically, Puzzle Events feature 12 to 16 tasks, with rewards given at certain milestones (for example, there may be rewards for completing 4, 8, 12, and 16 tasks). As you complete each milestone, you'll receive valuable Miners or Racks!
In this way, you earn rewards both from the progression bar and the puzzle pieces by completing the tasks on your left!
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