Daily activities

Wheel of Fortune

Spin the Tavern’s wheel the number of times you set.

What it does: Spins the Wheel of Fortune the number of times you set, using the biggest spin button that still fits. When chips run short, it opens chip packs you already own.
Where: Instances ▸ your instance ▸ Duties ▸ Daily activities ▸ Wheel of Fortune ▸ Task setup.
You need: The Tavern mapped in City Mapper. Chips, or chip packs to open. The switch on and the instance running.
When it runs: Once a day, at a free moment between your plan tasks.

The Tavern has a Wheel of Fortune that you spin with chips. Evonex walks to the Tavern, opens the wheel and spins it as often as you set. It picks 100 Spins where that fits, then 10 Spins, then Spin Once, so it lands on your exact number.

It uses your chips, and your chip packs. As soon as your balance cannot cover the next batch, Evonex opens every chip pack you own, whole stacks, in every size. That includes a pack you meant to keep. It never buys chips with gems.

Set it up

Open the instance and click Duties. Find Wheel of Fortune under Daily activities.
Click Wheel of Fortune and open the Task setup tab. Set Spins per run. It starts at 1.
Click Done, switch Wheel of Fortune on and start the instance.

Wheel of Fortune’s Task setup tab. It has one setting.

Settings

Spins per run

How many times to spin the wheel in one run, 1–9,999,999. Evonex picks the buttons that add up to your number: a 100 Spins batch wherever one fits, then 10 Spins batches, then single spins. If chips and packs run out, it stops and reports how many spins it managed. Default: 1 spin.

Reset task settings

Puts this tab back to its shipped settings and closes the window. It asks first. Your schedule stays as you set it.

Schedule tab

The other tab holds the timing. It works like every daily activity’s schedule — Daily activities explains each control. Wheel of Fortune starts on Once a day, with Run before plan tasks off and Retry when it fails at 3 tries a day.

Record line, Reset records, Done

At the bottom of the window. The record line says what Wheel of Fortune has done today. Reset records makes it forget its turns, so it may run again today. It asks first, and nothing changes in the game. Done saves everything and closes. The ✕ or Esc closes without saving.

How it runs

Evonex walks to the Tavern and opens the Wheel of Fortune.
On each pass, it first closes any reward pop-up. Then it picks the biggest batch that fits your number and presses it. It counts the spin only when your chip balance moves.
The 100 Spins button exists only when you hold enough chips for it. If your number is 100 or more and the button is missing, Evonex opens your chip packs first. With no packs left, it spins in smaller batches.
When chips run short, it opens the Purchase Chips window and presses the green Use button on every chip pack you own, whole stacks at a time. A pack you do not own asks for gems instead. Evonex never presses that.
It closes the wheel with Back.
In the Activity Monitor on Overview the row is Spin the Wheel of Fortune. It ends with Spun the Wheel of Fortune 10 times, or when chips run out Spun 7 of 10 — there are no chip packs left to open.
The small gift beside Wheel of Fortune’s name shows whether the game counted it. See Claim activity rewards.

Problems?

It stopped before it reached my number.

You ran out of chips and had no chip packs left. That is an honest result, not a fault.

Will it spend gems?

No. It opens the Purchase Chips window, but it presses only the green Use button of a pack you own.

What happens if I set a huge number?

Evonex spins until your chips and chip packs are gone, then stops and reports how many spins it managed.

The Activity Monitor says it couldn’t open the Wheel of Fortune.

The Tavern is probably not mapped, or something covered the screen. Check the Tavern in City Mapper.