Ranebopets has a yearly cycle of fun and exciting events to participate in! These events offer unique prompts, and seasonal trait items and familiars! Click on the event names to go to the pages. (some do not have pages.)
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February - HalcidaysMini event, uses TC | Halcidays was originally a cappari holiday that turned into a ranebo-wide holiday to celebrate your significant other! Many ranebopet couples visit the wishing caves to wish for a baby.
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March - Cloventines'Mini Event, uses TC | Cloventine’s is a month-long celebration of the beginning of spring, friendship, and luck- it's an opportunity to reflect on cherished friends, new and old. Green clovers (whether they be singlular, in bunches, or in the form of greeting cards) are exchanged with one another as a token of appreciation, or as an invitation to a new friendship. Other icons of Cloventine's include the mysterious St. Cloven, as well as the loud & playful Spring Rumpus event.
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April - ???Major event uses EC | Keep an eye out for more information coming late march!
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July - SunnyfestMajor Event (uses Event Currency) | Sunnyfest is summer vacation in ranebopets! It's the perfect time to go on a summer adventure and explore the tropical southern regions of Ranebo. Roast marshmallows over a crackling bonfire, race hermyte, fish for ubra, or go on a treasure hunt for the fabled Leviathan Chest!
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October - HattowenMajor Event (uses Event Currency) | Hattowen is the longest night in late October, when the fabric between worlds is at its thinnest, and ghostlike visions of figures in other dimensions drift about. The people of Ranebo have unique customs to confuse & disorient these spectres in order to ward them away- they paint their homes with illusions & giant eyes, turn signs the wrong way, and dress up in frightening costumes!
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December - ChumbusChumbus is a holiday of generosity and kindness in Ranebo's season of Winty. If you've been kind, you may be bestowed a gift by the Great Chumbus herself! In the wintery towns of ranebo's north, it's believed that a kind heart and gratitude can keep your spirit safe and warm through the longest of nights, or the the coldest of chills.
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