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'''Rarity''' is a measure for [[item]]s that are exclusive to a group of players. An item is defined as rare if it is old and has not been reintroduced. The definition of "rarity" and when an item becomes rare is changed among different players. For this wiki, the definition for rarity is an item that hasn't been reintroduced in at least 4 years. Therefore, the items listed on this page are items that were last available in 2012 or before. | |||
==Definition== | |||
A player who has had an account for a very long time usually owns many rare items, and is generally looked up on by newer players. For example, the [[Red Lei]] given out in January 2006 - 3 months after the public release of ''[[Club Penguin]]'' - is considered rare because many players who had it have stopped playing the game, leaving a small amount of players still with item and rendering it rare to come by. Players usually demonstrate their "rareness" by wearing their oldest clothes and showing their ability to match the clothes of any penguin they come across, leading to competitions where players try and match each other until one fails to do so. | |||
== Rare Items == | ==Rare Items== | ||
Rare items are old, making them not always available, which makes it "rare" or a one-time item. Rarity is a long sought after goal in new penguins. | |||
=== | ==List of rare items== | ||
* | {{Main|:Category:Rare Items}} | ||
* | *[[Party Hat]] | ||
* | *[[List of Pins|Most Pins]] | ||
* | *[[1st Year Party Hat]] | ||
* | *[[2nd Year Party Hat]] | ||
* | *[[3rd Year Party Hat]] | ||
* | *[[4th Year Party Hat]] | ||
* | *[[5th Year Party Hat]] | ||
* | *[[6th Anniversary Hat]] | ||
*[[Red Construction Hat]] | |||
==Names== | |||
Some names are considered rare in the fashion that they are common words that would be in high demand and that only one lucky player was able to claim it first. Rare names are usually relatively short and/or have no numbers in them (indicating the fact that nobody has claimed it before). | |||
== Names == | |||
==See also== | |||
*[[Beta Tester]] | |||
*[[Clothing]] | |||
[[Category:Clothing]] | [[Category:Clothing]] | ||
Latest revision as of 13:00, 24 September 2016
Rarity is a measure for items that are exclusive to a group of players. An item is defined as rare if it is old and has not been reintroduced. The definition of "rarity" and when an item becomes rare is changed among different players. For this wiki, the definition for rarity is an item that hasn't been reintroduced in at least 4 years. Therefore, the items listed on this page are items that were last available in 2012 or before.
Definition
A player who has had an account for a very long time usually owns many rare items, and is generally looked up on by newer players. For example, the Red Lei given out in January 2006 - 3 months after the public release of Club Penguin - is considered rare because many players who had it have stopped playing the game, leaving a small amount of players still with item and rendering it rare to come by. Players usually demonstrate their "rareness" by wearing their oldest clothes and showing their ability to match the clothes of any penguin they come across, leading to competitions where players try and match each other until one fails to do so.
Rare Items
Rare items are old, making them not always available, which makes it "rare" or a one-time item. Rarity is a long sought after goal in new penguins.
List of rare items
- Main article: Category:Rare Items
- Party Hat
- Most Pins
- 1st Year Party Hat
- 2nd Year Party Hat
- 3rd Year Party Hat
- 4th Year Party Hat
- 5th Year Party Hat
- 6th Anniversary Hat
- Red Construction Hat
Names
Some names are considered rare in the fashion that they are common words that would be in high demand and that only one lucky player was able to claim it first. Rare names are usually relatively short and/or have no numbers in them (indicating the fact that nobody has claimed it before).