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Halloween Town was an event created by [[cujobear]] and [[King_of_queso]]. | Halloween Town was an event created by [[cujobear]] and [[King_of_queso]]. | ||
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During [[PvE_r18|Revision 18]] [[cujobear]] joined forces with King_of_queso to creater a player event around Halloween. They started by plotting out an area for a small town in a taiga biome, around 880, -2830 (north of Spawn). Plots were 7x7 blocks and players were invited to build in them. The Halloween party was scheduled to happen on the 29th of October, and it included mini games such as pumpkin picking, bobbing for apples, and more. | |||
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Revision as of 11:04, 27 February 2018
Halloween Town was an event created by cujobear and King_of_queso.
Rev21
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| Server | PvE |
|---|---|
| Map revision | 21 |
| Coordinates | -3750, 390 |
| Timeline | |
| Started | Oct 4 2017 |
| Completed | Nov 5 2017 |
| Creators | |
| Mayors | King_of_queso and cujobear |
Their second edition was built during Revision 21. It consisted of a party where players were invited to build their own small house or decoration with a dispenser filled with treats, inside marked plots that measured 5x5 or 7x7 blocks. On the night of the event players wore costumes and went trick-or-treating. They also took part in various mini games, from archery to pig racing.
Rev18
During Revision 18 cujobear joined forces with King_of_queso to creater a player event around Halloween. They started by plotting out an area for a small town in a taiga biome, around 880, -2830 (north of Spawn). Plots were 7x7 blocks and players were invited to build in them. The Halloween party was scheduled to happen on the 29th of October, and it included mini games such as pumpkin picking, bobbing for apples, and more.
