First off, excuse me for not paying you all a visit in quite some time. I’ve been trying to keep cool during all the warm weather by staying below ground. But that’s not why I’m here. I’ve got cool news for you (and for me, mostly!). I’m sure most of you have already noticed the new “Tours” stand in Presto’s Grove, but I thought I’d brag about it a little (because I helped Chanjo build it!). Don’t worry, I asked Presto what he thought first, and he didn’t mind that I set it up in his grove. With the help of Chanjo, Pathfinders now have a place to work and put in those very much appreciated Pathfinder hours!

As always, I love to expand the Pathfinder Team so if you’d like to join, make sure you meet all the requirements (I’ll list them below). Once you become a loyal Pathfinder and take the pledge, a new mission in your backpack will open up that will allow you to get the Tour Guide Power. If you have the Tour Guide Power in your backpack now, I better hope to see you at your post! There’s nothing I enjoy more than seeing my team of Pathfinders showing the way and welcoming new explorers!

Pathfinder Requirements:

• Pass my test to make sure you’re a DW expert
• Be an active DW user for 14 days, and log in at least 5 times
• Get the Zap Power (look in your Missions to start the journey to get Zap)
• Show awesome behavior, and be ready to help others

Your Chief,

Pathfinder Burrows

I’ve heard a lot of pitter patter above ground, Explorers running to the new beach, trying to find different powers n’ such. But enough about me, YOU are who I’ve been looking for. Let me tell it to you straight (the way my hard working mama used to tell me). She’d make sure that everyone was an active member for 14 days, have the Zap power, have a Bunnycorn, and have logged in at least 5 times. She’d shake her finger at me and say, “You cannot be a Pathfinder unless you fulfill all those requirements, and be on your best behavior!”

I consider these to be the top five reasons to become a Dizzywood Pathfinder, besides working alongside of me:

1) The uniform. You wear it with pride, and everyone can automatically know that you are an expert at Dizzywood. Plus, you can change the color anytime you want. I prefer a grass green color myself. Mama always said it looked best on me.

2) You get 9 droppable comic books that show your new friends how to get powers, seeds, critters, etc.

3) You can work as a team. Sure thing. I’ve seen teams of Pathfinders walking together, sharing their useful insight with unfamiliar Explorers. The Band of Explorers I like to call them.

4) Because you will have proven that you are a great citizen, with your appreciable behavior, perhaps I might share some up and coming news about Dizzywood with you.

And number 5) It brings a smile to my face knowing that you’re all going to be taking care of business while I stay cool underground this Summer!

Your leader in keeping Dizzywood a safe and fun place to explore,

Chief Pathfinder Burrows

p.s. Come see me soon if you haven’t already. And those of you veteran Pathfinders, I hope to see those great uniforms in action, and stop by sometime. I may have some news to send your way.

Montana Jack and I have created a fleet of travelers called “Pathfinders.” I shall test the knowledge of those who think they know every corner of Dizzywood as well as I know the back of my digging paw! Most importantly, these chosen few will be ready and able to assist others in Dizzywood, while keeping it a safe and fun place for everyone!

Do you have what it takes to become a Pathfinder?

If you answered yes to the above question, look for me, I’ll be popping up out of the ground trying to find the newest additions to my Pathfinder troop!