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"Its not about the destination, Its about the journey." I'm sure you've heard that phrase before. That applies to my Workshop VTP. The creation, the coincidences, the growth, the castle upgrade, they were all such fun experiences, and while the outcome was not what I wanted, the journey makes up for it. Truth be told, my preaching was less of confidence, and more of knowing that it doesn't really matter in the end, and that just writing out every possibility is not nearly as fun as latching onto one really good possibility. Now that we've reached the point, I almost feel relief. I've learned recently that not every release date has to fit into a logical cycle. The Monster-Handlers are unpredictable. BUT. That doesn't mean I no longer think its coming soon. What was that thing I mention earlier? Oh yes, the castle upgrade in December. You can right off every puzzle piece I've pointed out as coincidence, but you tell me how adding a whole new castle upgrade to an island on a random date that won't get any new additions for a LONG time makes sense? It doesn't. We are getting Rarethereal Workshop in early 2025. I do need a bit more time to bring all my thoughts together and ask if I can stack them in a line, but "Greeny's Workshop Variant Timeline Prediction v5" will be arriving by the end of the month. I'm just gonna keep trying until I either get surprised, or get it right. If when I die, and all I'm remembered for is how much I love Ethereal Workshop, I wouldn't be mad.

Sorry, I couldn't think of how to split this into paragraphs.

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The time has come. Tomorrow is the long awaited day where I either rejoice in Rare Meebkin, or concede and face the mental consequences. I'm ready for either outcome. But to conclude this saga, here is my chart of the Workshop rarity gaps, which include BeMeebEth(or just simply the end of the island song) to Rare, Common to Rare, BeMeebEth to Epic, Rare to Epic, and Common to Epic. This came about as a result of the many complaints that it is too early for Workshop variants. Yes, 4 months and 18 days in between Common BeMeebEth and Rare Meebkin may seem short, but lets compare this to other islands.

Ethereal Workshop fall under the umbrella of an "Class Expansion Island", where the island adds a new set of monsters to a previously "finished" class.

Wublin Island exclusive Supernaturals got their first Rare(s) 7 years after the island began, and 5 years and 7 months years after the island "ended".

Seasonal Shanty (at the time) exclusive Seasonals got their first Rare 1 year after the island began, 1 month after the island ended, and 5 and a half years after the Rare Seasonals "ended".

Amber Island (at the time) exclusive Fires get their first Rare 10 months after the island began, 4 months BEFORE the island ended, and 1 year & 2 months after the Rare Fires "ended".

Assuming my theory is correct, Ethereal Workshop exclusive Ethereals get their first Rare 1 year & 3 months after the island began, 4 months after the island ended, and 7 years and 8 months after the Rarethereals "ended".

Also assuming my theory is correct, the Ethereals will be the 4th class to have overlaping releases of Rares and Epics. The other 3 being Seasonals due to the "Out Of Season" system, Fires due to the introduction of the remaining Fire Quads and Quints added to Amber Island, and Mythicals because... I guess they just felt like starting Rare Dreamythicals and Epic Mythicals for no real reason.

And that's the point I'm trying to make. A key reason as to why my confidence in my theory is this high. There's no real consistency regarding Rarities.

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I made this chart weeks ago, and I don't know why I never posted it, But seeing as were approaching that faithful day, I wanna get all my remaining thoughts out. I have one more chart I made and didn't post, so I'll post it tomorrow.

We all know Workshop loves its numbers. So I thought they could be incorporated into the Diamond price of the variants. Increases by hundreds for the Rares, and increases by thousands for the Epics. So Triple Rares go up by 300, Triple Epics go up by 3000, Quad Rares go up by 400, Quad Epics go up by 4000, Rare BeMeebEth goes up by 500, and Epic BeMeebEth goes up by 5000. Alternatively, I also threw in the option of the behemoth breaking that pattern to continue its common cousins pattern of Repdigits. I don't know which one I like more, count 10.5k Diamonds for one monster is wild, but its also kinda fitting.

This is the part where I would yap about things loosely related the topic, but I have something else to do that I gotta do now before it gets too late so maybe tomorrow.

Bye.