Pioneer Trail Ghost Town: Purchase limited edition items for a free Ghostly Horse

Brandy Shaul
Updated

If you'd like to get more out of the Pioneer Trail Halloween event, and don't mind spending some (ok, a lot of) Horseshoes to do just that, you can now purchase a series of five limited edition items in lovely shades of pink and purple in a special event. To be especially clear, this option hasn't rolled out to all users just yet, but once you receive it, you'll see a list of five items, along with their prices and a time limit for how long you have to purchase them.

The five items are those that you'd normally see around Ghost Town while playing:

  • Cursed Chicken - 5 Horseshoes

  • Ghostly Grave - 35 Horseshoes

  • Cursed Sheep - 40 Horseshoes

  • Cursed Cow - 45 Horseshoes

  • Haunted Dog - 45 Horseshoes


For the full set, it will set you back 175 Horseshoes. That might sound like a lot (ok, it is a lot), but you'll have incentive to go for the whole lot. If you do end up purchasing one of everything, you'll receive a free, exclusive limited edition Ghostly Horse. This one is bright purple, and will apparently only be made available through this event. Of course, this horse is one of the many "rideable" ones released in the game, so if you want your avatar to be able to ride in style the whole year through, make sure to give this event a look.


Unfortunately, if you don't have enough Horseshoes on hand by default, you'll only have a matter of days to either earn some extras, or purchase them - six days, to be exact (or less, depending on when this finally rolls out to you). Again, these items will likely only be available via this particular event (or, at the very earliest, might be released next Halloween), so do any shopping sooner, rather than later to make sure you won't miss out entirely!

[Image Credit: Zynga]

Check out the rest of our Halloween 2011 coverage right here.

Will you purchase any of these items for your own Homestead in Pioneer Trail? Will you purchase them all to receive the free horse? Sound off in the comments.

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