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Even some classic monsters in the zone have been given a glow up.

It's BASED on Egypt, but it totally ISN'T Egypt, it's Krokotopia.

Yep, it's official. Wizard101 is old enough to drive...how old does that make you?

The update has been live for about 10 months now, but only in North America.

This was certainly a surprise announcement to see in my inbox this morning!

The update is a lot more than just some new raiding content, though.

Novus has arrived in Europe.

Spiral Showcase, Portal of Peril, Rate My Stitch, Myth Deckathalon, Pet Promenade, and Beastmoon Hunt/Monster Mayhem.

This update includes new items and accessories, such as a music box.

It's not multiplayer, but we wanted to let you know anyways.

The Portal brings back Housing Gauntlets due to player demand.

Well, that took some time.

Have a good strategy, because you won’t have gear bonuses or your regular spells.

Wallaru is now live.

Get ready to learn the true power of the Eye of the Liger.

The fight can be found in a vortex in the Tierra Primata Skyway.

The update also includes more customization including name and gender changing.

Mark your calendars for June 16.

Sooner or later, everything comes to Steam.

Make sure you’re stocked up on the rum.

Players will earn points toward the Scroll of Fortune at the same time.

Official competitions and rankings are now live for stylish players to participate in.

Unravel the mysteries of a strange world where dreams become reality.

Players have a chance to test out the game’s new world.

The transfer from Gameforge's service should speed things up for players.

"The teams at KingsIsle and gamigo are excited to be working on new ways to reach new European players."

Atlas Rogues and Skydome headed for the trash bin.

New and aspiring students in Wizard101's magical academy will now have an even better beginner experience, thanks to a big update from KingsIsle Entertainment.

Wizard101 is still going strong, letting young wizards and witches fill out their Harry Potter-esque fantasies with turn-based card battles.

It can be hard to keep track of who exactly owns what when it comes to corporate ownership.