Swtor Halloween New Items Available in Limited Time to Cartel Market


Swtor BioWare developer, Eric Musco just reveals some upcoming content at the official 

Swtor forums. You can now have a quick sight of these marvelous Swtor Halloween new

items here . What we want to let you know in advance is that these new items are only available for a limited time and will come off of the Cartel Market on Nov 4,2014.

New Halloween Items in the Cartel Market:
Walkhar Trickster – 1800 CC
Ghostly Magus Armor Set – 1000 CC
Ethereal Rakling (Minipet) – 140 CC
Phantasmal Rakling (Minipet) – 140 CC
Statue of the Agonized (Decoration) – 150 CC
Thranta Trophy (Decoration) – 130 CC
Infected Tree (Decoration) – 120 CC
Returning Item! TRK-R Treatment Chamber – 1200 CC
Have a look at of some of these items:
1.Ghostly Magus Robes-1000CC (300 CC for collections unlock)
 Ghostly Magus Robes
2.Walkhar Trickster – 1800 CC (600 CC for collections unlock)
Walkhar Trickster                 Walkhar Trickster

3.Ethereal Rakling (Minipet) – 140 CC (50 CC for collections unlock)                                                                                                  
Ethereal Rakling
Phantasmal Rakling   


        
                                  





4.Phantasmal Rakling (Minipet) – 140 CC (50 CC for collections unlock)
If the items or outfits you like are among them, don’t miss this best chance to get it, otherwise, you will really regret not to buy them this time. Nov 4 is the deadline for them to come off. Just hold your chance. If you found that you are lack of enough swtor credits to afford them, swtor2credits will always be your best choice for legit and safe swtor credits buying.

The Gamereasy Team

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