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*The forts were squids and octopuses in the 2007 Water Party. | *The forts were squids and octopuses in the 2007 Water Party. | ||
*The forts were made to look like real life forts of different cultures during the Sub-Marine party, one was Greek and the other was Aztec. | *The forts were made to look like real life forts of different cultures during the 2008 Sub-Marine party, one was Greek and the other was Aztec. | ||
*For a very weird reason, [[War|snowball battles]] do not usually happen in the Snow Forts. They usually take place in the [[Dojo]]. | *For a very weird reason, [[War|snowball battles]] do not usually happen in the Snow Forts. They usually take place in the [[Dojo]]. |
Revision as of 23:50, 17 February 2008
The Snow Forts are in an area where penguins can have snowball fights. This is where the Clock Tower is. The path to the right leads to the Plaza. The middle path leads to the Ice Rink. The path to the left leads to the Town.
Trivia
- The forts were wooden ships during the Pirate Party.
- The forts were ice castles during the 2007 Summer Party.
- The forts were squids and octopuses in the 2007 Water Party.
- The forts were made to look like real life forts of different cultures during the 2008 Sub-Marine party, one was Greek and the other was Aztec.
- For a very weird reason, snowball battles do not usually happen in the Snow Forts. They usually take place in the Dojo.
Iceberg Tipping Glitch Rumor
It is believed that if the Iceberg becomes too full, penguins teleport to the Snow Forts. People thought that this meant the Iceberg was tipped, and had to rebuild itself. Unfortunately, it was actually designed to relive the iceberg of lagging. It is also important to note that penguins are not always teleported to the Snow Forts.
SWF Object
Snow Forts This is the SWF Object of The Snow Forts. The rest are on SWF Object Places.