MU Online's Speed Server and Egg of Monsters Events Ended on August 18
Webzen closed the Season 21-1 Speed Server event and the Egg of Monsters event on August 18. Here is what ended, what is still running, and how it affects your server choice.

MU Online's Speed Server and Egg of Monsters Events Ended on August 18
Webzen's patch notes for August 18, 2026 are short. Two events ended: the Season 21-1 first update Speed Server event and the Egg of Monsters event. That is the whole list. If you were in the middle of either one, the window is now closed.
What ended
The Speed Server event was part of the first update of Season 21-1, which started in July. Speed servers are the faster-progression option Webzen runs alongside the standard servers, aimed at players who want to level quickly. With the event over, that accelerated pace is no longer active.
The Egg of Monsters event also wrapped up. It had been running on and off through the summer, with a few starts and stops in the patch notes since June. This time it is done.
What is still going
Ending two events does not mean the season is quiet. The second update of Season 21-1 is still live, with its new legendary gear. The new Idavoll server that opened on August 11 is still running its opening event. Monster Soul Conversion sales and the Speed Server Plus event, both started on August 11, remain active. And the MU Season Pass and Maze of Dimensions league, which began with the first update in July, are still in progress.
So the August 18 patch is a cleanup of the older events rather than a reset. The season's second half keeps moving.
What this means for players
If you were relying on the Speed Server event to level a character, that option is gone for now. The standard servers and the Speed Server Plus option are still there, but the specific event that ended is not coming back in this patch. If you were farming the Egg of Monsters event, that source of rewards is closed too.
For anyone choosing a server, the official event calendar is one factor, but the version and ruleset of the server you actually play on matter more. Private servers run their own events and their own progression, so the official calendar does not directly control what happens on them.
Comparing servers on GameListZone
If you are weighing your options, the MU Online section on GameListZone lists the approved servers with their versions. ZHyperMU and The Grand MU sit at the top of the current listings, with Reborn MU, EliteMU, Virnet MU, Grand MU, Elite MU, and OldSchool MU below them. The versions span from Season 6 to Season 17 and beyond.
A server running an older season gives you a more classic MU Online experience, with the content and balance of that era. A newer season brings the latest systems and gear. Neither is the wrong choice, but they are different games in practice, and the version is the first thing to check.
The bottom line
August 18 closed the Speed Server and Egg of Monsters events. The rest of Season 21-1 keeps running, including the new Idavoll server and the second update's legendary gear. If you are deciding where to play, the official events are worth knowing about, but the version and community of the server you pick will shape your experience far more.
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