EPF Field-Ops No. 40: Scan remote areas for scrambled radio signals

The latest Club Penguin EPF Field-Op mission is out, No. 40.

(Oops! Sorry. I missed this one because of spring break.)

1. Answer your spy phone, and report for duty in the Command Room.

2. Click the yellow Field-Ops screen to learn about your mission:

With the Earth Day party coming up, G expects Herbert P. Bear and the Protobot to strike. Work together to scan remote areas for scrambled radio signals:

3. Head to the Iceberg.

4. Stand over near the bottom-left corner:

5. Answer your phone.

6. Tune the radio scanner to match the frequency number. Match the rotating dial to the numbers that appear:

(Nooooo!)

Field-op complete.

For help with the latest field-op, check our EPF field-ops page.

Waddle on!

Mr Snowball3

EPF Field-Ops No. 39: Check anything with a lock

The latest Club Penguin EPF Field-Op mission is out today, No. 39.

1. Answer your spy phone, and report for duty in the Command Room.

2. Click the yellow Field-Ops screen to learn about your mission:

Search the island for clues. Check anything with a lock—like chests, suitcases, or lockers:

3. Head to the Lodge Attic, above the Ski Lodge.

4. Stand near the suitcase, over by the ladder:

5. Answer your phone.

6. Tune the radio scanner to match the frequency number. Match the rotating dial to the numbers that appear:

(Nooooo! This field op is cruelly hard to beat. I’m skipping it.)

Field-op complete.

For help with the latest field-op, check our EPF field-ops page.

Waddle on!

Mr Snowball3

EPF Field-Ops No. 38: Look for signals where crabs can be found

The latest Club Penguin EPF Field-Op mission is out today, No. 38.

1. Answer your spy phone, and report for duty in the Command Room.

2. Click the yellow Field-Ops screen to learn about your mission:

You are to gather intelligence. Look for signals where crabs can be found:

3. Head to the Cave, with the underground pool.

4. Stand by the middle window:

5. Answer your phone.

Note the boxes swimming by.

Break the code, using process of elimination to find the correct combination of symbols:

Field-op complete.

For help with the latest field-op, check our EPF field-ops page.

Waddle on!

Mr Snowball3