How Event Tokens fit the route
The official New Update event says its limited-time Dungeon awards Event Tokens and that those tokens can be exchanged for rewards. To reach the Dungeon, players first roll ants for Star items and use those items at the Wishing Pool. Event Tokens are therefore the reward-side currency, not the documented input for the Pool.
The public event description does not give token amounts, drop rates, exchange costs, purchase limits, or a complete reward catalog. Use the current Dungeon result and exchange screens for every number. The official public window is September 30 through October 7, 2026, without a published timezone.
Earn tokens without mixing currencies
Confirm the limited event Dungeon is unlocked through the Wishing Pool route, then read its reward preview. A historical pet-system update also connects a Dungeon with pet currency, so the word “Dungeon” alone is not enough. The event mode should show Event Tokens or the current event context.
Record the token balance before entering. Complete the objective displayed by the mode, claim the result if required, and compare the balance after. This reveals your observed reward for that run. It does not prove every completion has the same payout, and it does not establish a drop chance.
Inspect the reward exchange first
Before repeating the Dungeon, open the current exchange and identify the reward you actually want. Record its exact name, type, token cost, remaining purchase limit, event tag, and visible effect or description. The official update mentions new ants, new pets, and new base skins, but it does not publicly state which entries are token rewards or publish a complete shop.
Do not infer a gameplay benefit from a skin. Do not assign stats to a pet or ant without a visible current field. If a reward has an unfamiliar icon, open its information panel before buying. A limited label describes availability, not necessarily power.
Choose between collection and progression deliberately. A collector may prioritize a unique time-limited entry. A progression player may prefer a clearly displayed useful effect. Save tokens until the choice is clear rather than buying the first affordable row simply because the currency is temporary.
Estimate runs conservatively
Once you know a reward cost and have more than one comparable completed run, use the lowest observed reliable token return for a conservative plan. Keep the estimate private and update it when the mode changes. Do not present the number as a guaranteed payout when the game has not done so.
Include the cost of reaching the Dungeon. If another Wishing Pool use is required, the necessary Star items and ant rolls are part of the time and resource budget. Public material does not establish the Pool repeat rule, so verify the unlock state after each run.
Stop farming when the expected remaining time no longer fits the live event window. Because the public listing has no timezone, leave a safety margin. The live timer or unavailable state should override a calendar estimate.
Spend tokens safely
At the exchange, recheck the selected reward and quantity. Read any limit, prerequisite, inventory-capacity warning, and confirmation. Compare the token balance before and after. Then inspect the acquired ant, pet, skin, or item in its proper interface instead of assuming it equipped automatically.
If the purchase is limited, note whether the limit is per account, server, day, or entire event only when the UI says so. Public event text does not establish those rules. Do not test a valuable limit by buying an unwanted duplicate.
Tokens should be treated as event-specific unless the live UI explicitly promises another use. The public description calls them Event Tokens and links them to event rewards. It does not promise conversion, refunds, or persistence after the event.
Token problems and recovery
If tokens do not appear after a run, confirm the run completed, look for a claim button, and verify you are reading the Event Token wallet rather than pet currency. Capture the exact result message. Rejoining can refresh a stale balance display, but it cannot convert a failed run into a completion.
If the exchange is missing, confirm the event is active in the current server and reopen the event panel. If a reward is unavailable despite enough tokens, read its purchase limit and prerequisites. Do not spend on another item until you understand whether the block is temporary, capacity-related, or final.
If the event ends with tokens remaining, do not claim they will carry over. No public first-party statement reviewed here promises conversion or reuse. Preserve a screenshot or note of the balance and watch official update information, but make no guaranteed recovery claim.
Frequently asked questions
Where do Event Tokens come from?
The official event says they are earned in the limited-time Dungeon unlocked through the Wishing Pool route.
How many tokens does a run give?
No official public amount is given. Compare your live balance before and after a completed, claimed run.
What rewards can I buy?
Use the current exchange. The event publicly mentions new ants, pets, and base skins, but does not state that every listed addition is a token reward.
Do tokens expire?
They are tied to a limited event, but public text does not explain post-event handling. Do not assume conversion or carryover.
Are Event Tokens pet coins?
No public evidence makes them the same. A historical pet route names pet currency, while the current official event separately names Event Tokens.