BLIZZARD, Shamrock Bulletin Headquarters – ¡Saludos, ACP! Welcome to the first of many constant Trivia posts that I’ll be making. And yeah, constant because I’ve been extremely inconsistent with this column, so I apologize… but ANYWAY!!! I think it’s time we get right into it shall we. Last time, I asked: how many wars have we held against the Templars? And the answer is…
5 wars We have held 5 wars against the Templar Empire. The first two were in December 2019, and third one was in August of 2020, all which were an offensive organized by the Army of Club Penguin to take them down. All three were named the First, Second and Third Clover Crusades. Then, in September 2021, Templars wished to take revenge on a weakened ACP after losing 3 wars, but ultimately failed. Us, the war winners, named it The War of No Revenge. Fast forward 3 years later, on February 2025 we went on another offensive against the Templars, titled The Winter Antioch Campaign, which ended up being part of a bigger scale operation, later on titled The Evergreen Gambit Wars. This consisted of three wars against the alliance triangle consisting of Templars, Doritos and The Bastille Vanguard. We won all wars.
You can learn more about our wars on this page HERE. You can also click on the war names for the specific war posts.
Congratulations to Amelia on earning 3 extra clovers for answering correctly!
Now, unto this month’s question…
We recently achieved #1 on the Top Ten once again! Huge congratulations to everyone, and thank you for making it possible. Now, a question arises, and that is: on which date was the first time we got #1 on the Top Ten for the Club Penguin Private Server Era?
Remember that the format for commenting is Discord username – answer!Comments will remain hidden for one week, before the answer is revealed!
The rewards for answering correctly this week will be 3 clovers.
francisthirdvessel – December 1st, 2019 ( I feel terrible using the hint… i could have probably found it if i dug a lot more and didnt overlook the detail of “the private server era” causing me to reread the thing again.)
