Pile of Snow (2021 Christmas event)

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Pile of Snow
Released16 December 2021 (Update)
Removal5 January 2022 (Update)
MembersNo
Quest2021 Christmas event
LocationFalador
OptionsDig
ExamineI can dig this to gather snow.
Advanced data
Object IDhist42868
LinkMOID

Piles of snow were found in Falador during the 2021 Christmas event. The piles were dug while holding a spade to obtain snow, which could be rolled into snowballs. The snowballs were then used to help Gurl and Buoy build snowmen in exchange for festive mulled wine.

When digging the pile of snow the message You dig up some snow from the snowpile. would be printed, and the player would continue to dig multiple piles until the inventory was full. Attempting to dig the snow before reaching that part of the event would cause the player to state "I don't want to dig any snow from here right now.", and after completing the event "I don't need that anymore!".

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