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'''St. Sneaky Pete's Oyster Day''' fell on [[KoL Calendar|Starch 3]] (April 16, 2006), which was a combination of the normal [[St. Sneaky Pete's Day]] and the real-life | '''St. Sneaky Pete's Oyster Day''' fell on [[KoL Calendar|Starch 3]] (April 16, 2006), which was a combination of the normal [[St. Sneaky Pete's Day]] and the real-life Roman Catholic [[wikipedia:Easter|Easter]], thus becoming [[Oyster Egg Day]] as well. Eastern Orthodox Easter occurred a week later (April 23, 2006) which, appropriately enough, happened to be KoL [[KoL Calendar|April 2]], the normal in-game date for [[Oyster Egg Day]]. | ||
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St. Sneaky Pete's Oyster Day fell on Starch 3 (April 16, 2006), which was a combination of the normal St. Sneaky Pete's Day and the real-life Roman Catholic Easter, thus becoming Oyster Egg Day as well. Eastern Orthodox Easter occurred a week later (April 23, 2006) which, appropriately enough, happened to be KoL April 2, the normal in-game date for Oyster Egg Day.
Special Items
Special Adventures
With the exception of the following, all normal St. Sneaky Pete's Day Stupor adventures apply.
- Screwed was added, probably to replace Antimotion.
- Boozehare was added, probably to replace To the Rescue.
- It seems that Jick removed the previous years' special adventure, To the Rescue. At least wielding a Cheap plastic bottle opener in the off-hand doesn't work. Also the Cheap plastic bottle opener doesn't seem to drop anymore when adventuring in St. Sneaky Pete's Day Stupor.
- The above implies that the Antimotion adventure does not occur anymore, or at least does not occur on the combined holiday. (It may still occur on a normal St. Sneaky Pete's Day.)
