The LSS (Land, Sea, Sky) Event of 2024 is the third LSS Event. The event began on May 24th, 2024, at 4:36 PM PDT, and lasted for four weeks, ending on June 21st, 2024, at 3:02 PM PDT. During this event, instead of being donation-focused, it is instead featured two different "teams" that players can join and compete against one another for rewards. This event's theme is Light vs. Dark; it is unknown if future LSS Events will have different themes.
Players were able to choose which side to join and complete missions that contribute points to their team's point total. Team points are weighted based on how many members have joined each side. Picking a team is a one-time choice and players were not able to switch teams after they've made a decision; it is also unknown if players will be able to switch teams in future LSS Events. All previous LSS Event creatures are obtainable by both teams.
A teaser image for the team point system
Team points are used to unlock creatures in the event shop. Teams were able to unlock rewards globally for the entire team, but players also had personal unlocks for their own personal point contributions. The team to hit their global point goal first would receive shop discounts and possibly other buffs.
Pre-release[]
On May 18th, 2024, the LSS Event was announced to be returning this year. This announcement revealed that the event will last 4 weeks and contain various new systems. Following the initial announcement, two new material palettes were revealed along with two team-exclusive creatures, Ouratum for team Light, and Irizah for team Dark.
Part 1: Ouratum[]
Part 1 of the event was released on May 24th, 2024, and introduced Ouratum, a large flying carnivore, a new event currency, 
Points, along with its very own Event Shop with several new and returning items that were made available. Unlike any other Recode event, it also introduces its own special mission tracker. The complete list of features added to this part are as follows:
- A Land, Sea, Sky mission tracker where players choose between Light and Dark!
- Addition of Ouratum.
- Return of Yggdragstyx
- Return of Valkyrie
- Return of Auraron
- Return of Glovaucus
- Return of Xeternos
- Return of Angelic Warden
- Return of Dyaelatura
- Return of Novus Warden
- Return of the following Color Palettes, Materials, Signature Looks:
- Addition of Paradox
- Addition of Signature Look Fountain Of Life (ONLY for Light Team)
- Addition of Signature Look Mage's Curse (ONLY for Dark Team)
- Addition of Signature Look Pulsar Star
- Return of the following Plushies:
- Addition of Darkstar plushie
Unrelated to the event, the Militrua redesign was released within the same update.
Part 2: Irizah[]
Part 2 of the event was released on May 31th, 2024, at 3:20 PM PDT. The complete list of features added to this part are as follows:
- Addition of Irizah.
- New ways to earn Points.
- A new minigame: Races (Land, Ocean, and Sky Races).
- Contribution Rewards cap increased to earn a free copy of a team exclusive creature.
Unrelated to the event, the Wystora redesign was released within the same update.
Part 3: Plushies[]
Part 3 of the event was released on June 7th, 2024, at 4:14 PM PDT. The complete list of features added to this part are as follows:
- Addition of the Octroma plushie.
- Addition of the Elemental plushie.
- The Team Point requirements for Angelic Warden and Novus Warden were lowered
Unrelated to the event, the Diesura redesign was released within the same update. Lotremum was also released.
Part 4: Noxulumen[]
Part 4 of the event was released on June 14th, 2024, at 3:25 PM PDT. The complete list of features added to this part are as follows:
- Addition of Noxulumen.
Unrelated to the event, the Opralegion redesign and the first Master Gacha creature, Heiboktoruk, was released within the same update.
Team Versus: Light and Dark Mission Tracker[]
In Part 1, a new Mission Tracker was introduced, with the gimmick that players must choose to either participate in the Light Team, or the Dark Team. By completing certain missions, players contribute a certain amount of points to their team, which will be referred to as "Team Points". Once enough "Team Points" are achieved by a team, all members of that team will have an item in the LSS Event shop unlocked. The leading team would receive the Competitive Lead buff, which grants an additional 10% discount in the event shop, while the other team would receive the Underdog's Rally buff, which grants a points multiplier (ranging from 1.2x to 2x) to all team members. However, if both teams accumulated nearly equal points, the trailing team does not receive a buff.
How to Get Points[]
You may either get Points with 
Robux, by donating 
50 Shooms per 1 Point, or by doing missions. The missions for Points are detailed below:
+1 Point[]
- Grow a Tier 2 to Adult
- Recycle 1 Creature
- Complete 2 Region Missions
- Use a token
+5 Point[]
- Spin a Gacha
- Complete a Daily Mission
- Grow a Tier 3 to Adult
- Complete a Creature Mission
- Earn a Session Gacha Token
- Use a revive token
- Nest a Player
+10 Point[]
- Complete a Weekly Mission
- Grow a Tier 4 to Adult
- Spin an Explorer Token Gacha
- Complete a Mystery Creature Mission
- Earn a Boosted Gacha Token
+25 Point[]
- Spin a Tikit Gacha
- Complete a Monthly Mission
- Grow a Tier 5 to Adult
Contribution Rewards[]
After a player earns a certain amount of Points for the player's chosen team, they will earn a reward. During Part 1, these rewards was cap at 1,000 Points, but players can continue to add to their personal total even after surpassing this threshold. The cap has increased during Part 2.
250 Points: Land Sea Sky Palette- 400 Points: Volcanic Palette
- 650 Points: Darkstar plushie
- 1,000 Points: Paradox Palette
- 10,000 Points: Ouratum (Light team exclusive) or Irizah (Dark team exclusive)
Minigames[]
The LSS Event introduced a new minigame which can be used to gather Points.
Race[]
The Race minigame was introduced during part two of the event. It features starting lines that are shaped as circles: the Land Race starting circle is located at Jungle (near Pride Rocks), the Ocean Race starting circle is located at Rocky Drop (between Volcano Island and Pride Rocks), and the Sky Race starting circle is located at Flower Cove. It is NOT necessary to actually be on the starter line circle to participate in a race once it began.
All the races start together with a 5-minute completion and collectively share a 3-minute cooldown (not counting a default race-in-progress time cooldown) before racing again on the same track. Each race requires a specific type of creature: land, aquatic, or flier/glider. When a race begins, all the rings become visible, and the correct creature type will see a highlighted yellow ring for the fitting track, which will disappear as they go through it. Players must pass through each highlighted ring in order to finish that particular race and receive a reward. Ring positions remain the same for each race and do not change. Multiple tracks can be completed on the same cycle, a max of 3 (1 for each track).
As a precaution against attackers harming racers, when a creature enters the starting line circles, they receive a stack of 7 "Passive Mode" status effect that disables growth and two-way damage for as long as it remains active (7 stack * 3 seconds per stack = 21 seconds approx.) after leaving the circle. This status is also received every time a racer passes through the correct highlighted ring. However, probably due to an oversight, the starter lines only give such status when there is a race in progress, leaving creatures during the 3-minute cooldown vulnerable to attacks.
Possible rewards are as follows:
- If a creature does not finish their track before the race-in-progress timer ends, a "You ran out of time" message will display and no Points will be given.
- As of part 2 (and still up to the final part), this is bugged so even if a player finishes their track correctly, the message will still display after such timer ends.
- For finishing a track in time before a creature runs out of time, 10 Points.
- If a creature won the race, they are awarded 20 Points instead.
- In theory, this is for a multiplayer race and coming in first place on your track. However, in practice, from Part 2 to Part 4, both included, it is actually ONLY if the racer is the first to finish globally, multiplayer or not (except on Part 4, where it is mandatory to be on a public server to get the winning award), and before anybody else finishes the other racetracks, that is, if someone on the same global race finished your circuit or any other before you reach the end of yours, you will not receive a winning award. For example, let's suppose three players start at the same time, two compete on the Land Race, but the other does on the Sky Race, and the latter completes their Sky circuit before any of the land racers can reach the Land's final ring, then the Sky racer will get the winner price, while the others will only get the minimum reward for finishing the track.
- Due to this, how the flying track is actually the shortest, and how there are quite fast flier creatures, most opt for the Sky Race, leaving other tracks abandoned.
- In theory, this is for a multiplayer race and coming in first place on your track. However, in practice, from Part 2 to Part 4, both included, it is actually ONLY if the racer is the first to finish globally, multiplayer or not (except on Part 4, where it is mandatory to be on a public server to get the winning award), and before anybody else finishes the other racetracks, that is, if someone on the same global race finished your circuit or any other before you reach the end of yours, you will not receive a winning award. For example, let's suppose three players start at the same time, two compete on the Land Race, but the other does on the Sky Race, and the latter completes their Sky circuit before any of the land racers can reach the Land's final ring, then the Sky racer will get the winner price, while the others will only get the minimum reward for finishing the track.
For the Land Race, it is necessary to use a land creature that has the Jump ability, as some rings are high above the ground; while for the Ocean Race, it is necessary to use an aquatic creature that has the Dart ability, as some rings are high above the water. Some alternatives, such as latching or grabbing someone performing the same track, are still possible, though not-recommended, ways to reach those rings. A Thunderstorm may also allow aquatics without dart to reach all the rings.
Event Shop[]
The Event Shop can be accessed and used from both the main menu and in-game Tab menu. This shop primarily uses the LSS Event's unique event currency, Points. It features three tabs:
- Featured: Where a player can buy boosts and featured event creatures.
- Points: Where a player can buy the Points currency in exchange for Robux.
- Items: Where a player can buy all other LSS Event items, including creatures, plushies, and color palettes or materials. Note that these are only purchasable after enough Team Points are gathered by the player's team.
Points[]
Players have the option to exchange Robux for Points through the dedicated Points tab.
| Robux | Points |
|---|---|
| 30 Robux
|
300 Points
|
| 85 Robux
|
850 Points
|
| 255 Robux
|
2,550 Points
|
| 700 Robux
|
7,700 Points
|
| 1,400 Robux
|
16,100 Points
|
| 4,080 Robux
|
50,000 Points
|
Creatures[]
LSS Event creatures can be found and purchased with Points from the Featured and Items tabs in the Event Shop, but they are locked until the player or respective team gathers enough Personal Points or Team Points to unlock them in the store.
| Part | Creature(s) added | Cost |
|---|---|---|
| Part 1 | 700 Points after 22,500,000 Team Points
| |
| 925 Points after 67,500,000 Team Points
| ||
| 1,000 Points after 45,000,000 Team Points
| ||
| 1,500 Points after 90,000,000 Team Points
| ||
| 1,750 Points after 123,750,000 Team Points
| ||
| 2,000 Points after 180,000,000 Team Points
| ||
| 2,500 Points after 101,250,000 Team Points
| ||
| 3,500 Points after 225,000,000 Team Points
| ||
| Part 2 | 2,500 Points after 2,500 total Personal Points earned, ONLY for Light Team
| |
| 2,500 Points after 2,500 total Personal Points earned, ONLY for Dark Team
| ||
| Part 4 | 4,000 Points after 5,000 total Personal Points earned
|
Plushies[]
From the Items tab, players can purchase LSS Event-specific plushies for Points, which are locked until the player or respective team gathers enough Personal Points or Team Points to unlock them in the store, or players can purchase for Robux, depending on the item.
| Part | Name | Effect | Cost | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Part 1 | 
|
Land |
+100% Mud and hidden scent effects duration. Stackable. |
95 Points after 11,250,000 Team Points
|
|
Sky |
+2 Flight Speed, -10% Weight. Stackable. |
120 Points after 33,750,000 Team Points
| |
|
Sea |
+7.5% walking speed, +7.5% beached speed. Stackable. |
200 Points after 78,750,000 Team Points
| |
|
Darkstar |
Increases heal rate of debuff ailments by 25% |
350 Points after 1,500 total Personal Points earned
| |
|
Void |
Adds 7.5% damage but reduces all movement speeds by 2.5%. Stackable. |
550 Points after 157,500,000 Team Points
| |
| Part 3 | 
|
Elemental |
Gives the player a 10% chance to be born or grown with the Elemental mutation. |
500 Points after 3,500 total Personal Points earned
|
|
Octroma |
Doubles the base chance an Age/Nesting mutation occurs. Cannot stack. Returns during limited-time events. |
300 Robux
|
Palettes and Materials[]
From the Items tab, players can purchase LSS Event-specific color palettes and materials for Points, but they are locked until the player or respective team gathers enough Personal Points or Team Points to unlock them in the store.
| Part | Name | Cost | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Part 1 | Land Sea Sky | 
|
25 Points after 5,625,000 Team Points
|
| Cracked Lava | 
|
60 Points after 2,250,000 Team Points
| |
| Volcanic | 
|
80 Points after 16,875,000 Team Points
| |
| Cyperpunk | 
|
140 Points after 56,250,000 Team Points
| |
| Fountain Of Life | 
|
160 Points after 1,000 total Personal Points earned, ONLY for Light Team
| |
| Mage's Curse | 
|
180 Points after 1,000 total Personal Points earned, ONLY for Dark Team
| |
| Paradox | 
|
250 Points after 500 total Personal Points earned
| |
| Pulsar Star | 
|
450 Points after 112,500,000 Team Points
| |
| Void | 
|
575 Points after 202,500,000 Team Points
|
Boosts[]
Premium boosts can be purchased from the Featured tab using Robux. These boosts can be purchased multiple times and stack.
| Part | Name | Effect | Cost |
|---|---|---|---|
| Part 1 | Star Boost |
+25% Star earnings |
99 Robux
|
| Expert Star Boost |
+100% Star earnings |
299 Robux
|
Trivia[]
- Upon the event's release, the personal point goals for rewards such as Paradox color palette, Darkstar plushie, and certain signature looks were being treated as a team goal. This means they were being multiplied by 250, which was completely unintentional. This issue was fixed within a few hours.
- The prices for other items were also adjusted in the same update as above.
- The prices or total points required for certain items were adjusted at various times throughout the event.
- The prices for other items were also adjusted in the same update as above.
- When Part 2 released, the personal point goals for the team's exclusive creatures (Ouratum and Irizah) in the Event Shop used to be 5,000 total Personal Points earned. However, due to popular requests, this was quickly changed to 2,500 total Personal Points.
- During Part 1, the Ouratum model was added to the game, however its species was unobtainable until Part 2.
- At the beginning of the event, the Light team was leading in points and was the first to unlock an item in the shop. A day before the event ended, the Dark team was leading in points and was the first to unlock the final item in the shop.
- About one minute before the event ended, the Light team had accumulated the most points, leading by a difference of 89,649 points. Specifically, the Light team had 241,048,133 total points, while the Dark team had 240,958,484 total points.