999 Diamonds won't secure a top-100 place: Magic House in Lords Mobile
Magic House milestone chests and ranking prizes have different requirements. Read the five spending thresholds, a remaining-spend example and the October 23–25 Moscow window.
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In Lords Mobile's Diamond Magic House, spending 999 Diamonds does not guarantee a top-100 place. The official Magic House rules captured on October 23 distinguish total-spend rewards from ranking prizes. Before spending more, decide which of those two goals you are actually pursuing.
What the lower progress bar counts
IGG's announcement refers to spending Diamonds on packs during the event. The page labels the counter Total des Diamants dépensés: total Diamonds spent. Do not substitute Diamonds purchased or the Gem balance in the main game interface. The relevant counter is on the event page itself.
The bar shows five thresholds: 999, 4,999, 9,999, 19,999 and 49,999. Rule 1 links a milestone reward to reaching a total-spend threshold. These are cumulative totals, rather than five separate prices to add together.
For example, if 999 Diamonds have already been counted, reaching 4,999 requires another 4,000: 4,999 − 999. That is our arithmetic for the gap between two milestones. It does not mean that spending another 4,000 is necessarily worthwhile. First examine the reward's contents and your original goal.
Open the original interface at full size. The capture shows the public page without a game character signed in. The zero at the bottom does not describe your account, and the table's totals are not reward prices. This screen helps locate the relevant rows; no purchases or prize claims were made to test them.
Why a milestone chest and the top 100 are different goals
IGG's second rule describes ranking prizes separately: they go to the 100 players who spend the most Diamonds. A rank is a position among participants; a milestone is a fixed threshold for your personal total. Reaching the first milestone does not establish that you are among those 100 players.
Do not treat the current total beside 100th place as a permanent entry price. While the event is running, it reflects the standings, rather than a promise of a fixed cost for that position. Even a large personal spend does not make a ranking prize guaranteed.
Open the original rules at full size. These two conditions do not provide a pack-value calculation, chest-content probabilities or a universal budget for the top 100. Those figures cannot be derived from them.
When this event window closes
The announcement lists October 23, 2026 at 00:00 through October 24 at 23:59 GMT−5. Moscow is eight hours ahead: October 23 at 08:00 through October 25 at 07:59 Moscow time. The announcement does not specify seconds. Check the dates again for any later Magic House round.
The rules say ranking prizes will be sent within 3–5 business days after the event ends. Do not confuse that delivery period with the time available to participate or claim an eligible milestone reward. A promise to send a ranking prize later does not extend the spending window.
The Lords Mobile calendar guide explains why actions and reminders need to be separated. Here, record your goal—a particular milestone or a ranking attempt—and when to check the result. Before spending, verify the counted total, the chosen reward's requirements and the time remaining. One colourful chest does not answer all three questions.
