Autumn Pack

List of all blooks in Autumn Pack

Name	Rarity	Drop Rate	Selling Price
Black Bear	Uncommon	19.5%	Can be sold for 5 tokens
Pumpkin Pie	Uncommon	19.5%	Can be sold for 5 tokens
Chipmunk	Uncommon	19.5%	Can be sold for 5 tokens
Cornucopia	Uncommon	19.5%	Can be sold for 5 tokens
Autumn Cat	Rare	9%	Can be sold for 20 tokens
Pumpkin Puppy	Rare	9%	Can be sold for 20 tokens
Red Squirrel	Rare	6%	Can be sold for 20 tokens
Autumn Crow	Epic	2.95%	Can be sold for 75 tokens
Turkey	Legendary	1%	Can be sold for 200 tokens
Golden Pumpkin Pie	Chroma	0.05%	Can be sold for 300 tokens
Goldfinch	Chroma	0.05%	Can be sold for 300 tokens.

Trivia

• Autumn Pack contain one retired blook which is Golden Pumpkin Pie.
• Goldfinch Blook was added in 2025/11/04 of Autumn Pack.
• Every Blook in this pack has some shade of orange to match the autumn and Thanksgiving theme, except Golden Pumpkin Pie.
• Both Autumn Pack and Bug Pack have the same number of Blooks in each rarity and the same total count.
• Most Blooks in the pack are animals, but Pumpkin Pie, Golden Pumpkin Pie, and Cornucopia are food-themed.
• Autumn Pack is one of six market packs that focus on animals.

Now let’s see some facts about Autumn Season:

• The word “autumn” comes from an old Etruscan word “autu,” meaning “the passing of the year.”
• Before “autumn” became common, people called the season “harvest.”
• The word “fall” was used in England in the 1600s and came from the phrase “fall of the leaf.”
• Leaves turn red and orange in fall because trees stop making green color (chlorophyll).
• The red color in leaves appears when trees trap sugar inside them during cool weather.
• Monarch butterflies fly to Mexico every autumn.
• People born in autumn are more likely to live to 100 years old.
• The first day of autumn is called the autumnal equinox, when day and night are almost equal.
• Places near the equator don’t have autumn because their weather stays the same all year.
• The full moon nearest to the autumn equinox is called the “Harvest Moon.”
• Squirrels and chipmunks collect and bury nuts in autumn to get ready for winter.
• It’s a myth that squirrels forget their nuts their memory part of the brain grows in fall.
• Some studies say people fall in love more often in autumn.
• Hormones like testosterone are highest in both men and women during autumn.
• Halloween started as a Celtic festival called Samhain that marked the end of harvest.
• The first jack-o’-lanterns were made in Ireland from turnips or potatoes.
• Pumpkin spice is very old its ingredients were used even in ancient Egypt.
• The game of bobbing for apples began in Britain as a way to find love.
• You can often see the Northern Lights in autumn because of more magnetic storms.
• Some myths link autumn to goddesses like Persephone, who caused winter when she went to the underworld.
• “Indian Summer” means a short, warm, dry period that happens in late autumn.
• Trees that lose leaves in fall make a protective layer where the leaf meets the branch.
• The exact first day of autumn can change by one or two days each year.
• The smell after the first autumn rain is called “petrichor,” made by bacteria and ozone.
• Women naturally lose more hair in autumn after keeping more in summer for sun protection.
• You may see more spiders in fall because it’s their mating season.
• The World Series in baseball is nicknamed the “Fall Classic.”
• Heart attacks drop after autumn starts because people get an extra hour of sleep when daylight saving ends.
• Many birds, like ducks and geese, fly south together during autumn.
• Evergreen trees keep their leaves because a wax layer protects them from freezing.

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