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==References==
==References==
*The word "advent" is a double entendre: it refers to the period of time known as [[Wikipedia:Advent|Advent]] which includes the four Sundays before [[Wiki:Christmas|Christmas]], as well as the 1976 computer game [[Wikipedia:Colossal_Cave_Adventure|ADVENT]], whose name stems from the fact that the [[Wikipedia:PDP-10|computer system]] it was written for only allowed six-letter filenames.
*The word "advent" is a double entendre: it refers to the period of time known as [[Wikipedia:Advent|Advent]] which includes the four Sundays before [[Wikipedia:Christmas|Christmas]], as well as the 1976 computer game [[Wikipedia:Colossal_Cave_Adventure|ADVENT]], whose name stems from the fact that the [[Wikipedia:PDP-10|computer system]] it was written for only allowed six-letter filenames.


[[Category:Campground Items]]
[[Category:Campground Items]]

Revision as of 17:35, 2 December 2005

Advent Calendar
Advent Calendar

The Advent Calendar was placed in the campground of all players on December 1, 2005. The Advent Calendar had\s a total 25 sections, one for every day in December until Crimbo. Every day, players are able to open one section, and receive an item.



There are X sections left on your advent calendar. Today's section hasn't been punched out yet.

  • Punch It:

An Adventer is You!

You acquire an item: eggnog

or

You acquire an item: candy cane

or

You acquire an item: gingerbread bugbear

or

You acquire an item: fruitcake


There are X sections left on your advent calendar. Today's section has already been punched out.

Notes

  • The days do not stack. In other words, if you don't open it the day it becomes available there won't be 2 next rollover.

References

  • The word "advent" is a double entendre: it refers to the period of time known as Advent which includes the four Sundays before Christmas, as well as the 1976 computer game ADVENT, whose name stems from the fact that the computer system it was written for only allowed six-letter filenames.