Sky City Bundle

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As tradition with the release of every new world, KingsIsle has released a bundle designed after Lemuria.  The Sky Cities Estates-the house of this bundle-was dedicated to the futuristic Sky City, and is simultaneously retro and futuristic. Similar to other bundles, the Sky City Bundle costs $39. This bundle contains the following:

Tomorrow Attire

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The gear and wand look kind of cool but personally, I’m not a huge fan of the look. Furthermore, the stats are underwhelming, and the utility spells aren’t all that interesting. The resist isn’t as high as Jade Gear, nor is the damage output comparable at all to Dragoon or Darkmoor.

Arbalaster 3000

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Personally, I think that the look of this weapon is pretty clunky. I’m a fan of the sleekness of bows. However, I do like this modern take on a crossbow, especially with the tesla plasma sphere at the end of the shaft. In regards to stats, I’m not too impressed. Some of the best wands come from Karamelle or the Catacombs, so I don’t really see this being used. For the may cast, I’m not blown away. The key problem with it is that basically every boss is stun immune, and all of the regular mobs get killed off immediately. If Wizard101 were to change the stun mechanics to a point that there’s a chance to stun the boss, I might see this becoming slightly more useful.

Eye Pal Pet

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I love the look of this pet! One of my favorite monsters that I’ve been farming for Monstrology are these little eyeball bots. If you have figured out some of its talents, please let us know in the comments below!

Sky Sedan De-Luxe Mount

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This is the flying car of the future. If you’re a fan of that kind of stuff, this mount is perfect for you. Personally, I’ll probably have it just wander around my house as a sentient motor vehicle.

Sky City Estates

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As many of my Final Bastion colleagues know, I love houses. I am an avid decorator and get excited whenever new houses come out. When Sky City Estates first appeared I was excited to take a peek and I was not disappointed.

My first thought when I wandered in was “Wow. This reminds me of the Jetsons.” It has a futuristic 1950’s feel which is perfect for anyone living in the 21st century but wants to still enjoy the old days.

The layout of the land starts at the entrance with a giant billboard with a street leading to three houses. To the left of the sigil is a pond, which you are able to fish in. If you’ve found any exclusive fish in here, please comment below! The street is clean with hedges and palm trees. If you look around, you’ll see an entrance covered in vines that leads to a quiet little oasis.

As you can see, instead of one house, you get three smaller houses to decorate. One of the cool features about the houses is the appearance of them floating. This is the same feature of the houses in Sky City in Lemuria. I think that this adds that element of futurism to more retro-styled houses. The layout of the houses are relatively similar, with a main living room, kitchen, and a few smaller rooms.

Now onto my favorite part-the lab. Anyone who knows me knows that I am a total nerd. This lab is one of the most exciting house features I’ve found. The different lab benches bring back happy memories of cellular biology with a giant main area to set up desks and other scientific instruments. In the lab, there is the strange interface that is the same as the strange interface in Lemuria where you get your new spell.

Overall, while I’m not enchanted with the gear, I love the look of this new house. I can see myself spending many hours and plenty of gold to decorate this house. After playing in Lemuria, I’m glad that Wizard101 decided to make Sky City the basis of this house.

What are your thoughts about the Sky City Bundle?
Let us know in the comments below!

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