The MMORPG 'The Legend of Mir 3', serviced by Wemade's subsidiary ChuanQi IP, is hitting its 24th anniversary. To mark the occasion, the team is launching a four-week special event starting today. Over on the official YouTube channel, they are hosting a 24th Anniversary Awards, where winners in various content categories will receive the exclusive title 'Murim Bisa'. Furthermore, 24 lucky users who leave cheering comments on the related video will be drawn to receive the 'Mir 3 Birthday Package (D)' and 24,000 Bonus Hwan.

Inside the game, any user with a character at level 35 or higher will be granted a 24th Anniversary Box and a 24th Anniversary Lucky Box. By opening these boxes once a day, users can collect items such as 'Mir 3 Commemorative Coins', '24th Anniversary Enhancement Stones', '24th Anniversary Lucky Orbs', and '24th Anniversary Commemorative Tablets'. These collected coins can then be traded via an event NPC for items like 'Job-Specific Enhancement Water (Extra Large)' or the 'Mir 3 Birthday Package (D)'.

In addition, if you use the '24th Anniversary Enhancement Stone' to upgrade the '24th Anniversary Lucky Orb', you will receive tiered rewards based on the success level. Special reward boxes will be handed out to those who reach the top 3 in the enhancement rankings on each server or hit specific target figures. To spice up your grinding, the developers have also lowered the minimum entry level for all standard space-time dungeons, boosted item drop rates by 30%, and added a chance to loot 'Powerful Weapon Oil (Armor)' after defeating boss monsters.

There is also a 24th Anniversary Point event where you earn rewards for completing missions. Users can accumulate points by simply logging in, slaying bosses, or finishing quests, which can then be spent to claim the '(New) Black Flame Package (30 days)' or to take a gamble on a random rare item draw. For those who manage to accumulate 7,000 points or more, there is a raffle for up to 500,000 Hwan, and all participants will receive the 'Foresight Hanbok Box' as a gesture of appreciation.