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CP Rewritten: First HTML5 Test “Almost Ready”
Earlier in the week, you may recall that Club Penguin Rewritten unveiled their HTML5 plans in some pretty extensive detail. For those unaware, HTML5 is essentially a different technology which the game will be based on. It’ll provide more opportunities for the team to try new things, and they’ve already confirmed features which will be in this new version.
I would recommend reading the posted linked above regarding first as that goes into more detail about the transition to this new technology. However, the team have now confirmed that the first public beta test is almost ready.
[The HTML5 version] is being worked on; our first public test is almost ready. We already have a name [for the project] and it will be announced in a blog post when the test is live.
-Thorn, Club Penguin Rewritten administratorYou may recall “Club Penguin Rewritten Improvement Project” being used in the past – that name will not be used this time, and a new name for the project will be used instead.
When unveiling their plans, the team did also say that the HTML5 technology would provide the opportunity to offer two versions, with one founded in the current artstyle and another in a more modern style. This has now been confirmed not to be a priority.
Club Penguin Rewritten will always been in its current style. We may at some point open an alternate version which is focused on modern Club Penguin, but that’s not a priority for us.
-Thorn, Club Penguin Rewritten administratorOnce again, it is not known what format this will take. It could be an alternative server, such as Pengur, which was a new server that members of the Club Penguin Rewritten team were working on before it was cancelled a while ago.

The Coffee Shop planned on Pengur before it was scrapped; besides looking beautiful, it demonstrates the modern style nicely, which I hope alleviates confusion It’s also still not exactly known when this will occur; I fully appreciate that “almost ready” and “soon” is language that has previously been used for things that took much longer!
However, I will continue to keep you updated about the new version of Club Penguin Rewritten as more information is released on it. Thank you for reading, waddle on!
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CP Rewritten: Gary to Visit for Medieval Party
View Gary tracker here
Gary does typically visit for Medieval Parties, and many have been expecting him to make an appearance at this year’s too since the newspaper has referenced him so heavily.
This has now been formally confirmed by stu, an administrator on the Club Penguin Rewritten team: Gary will definitely be visiting for the Medieval Party beginning on July 23rd!

Until then though, Rockhopper will already be visiting the island, so good luck meeting him too! Thank you for reading!
Waddle on!
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CP Rewritten: Tipped Iceberg & Concert Hall Bug
As part of yesterday’s update, two bugs were introduced on Club Penguin Rewritten in regards to the Iceberg. They will be fixed today, but I know many people have heard about them and will be curious on what’s going on! If these steps no longer work for you, the bug is probably fixed.
Both bugs have now been fixed, so you can no longer access the Concert Hall or tip the Iceberg
The first bug is that if you waddle to the left of the Iceberg, into the water but where the Whale would sometimes be at the Water Party, you’ll be taken to the Concert Hall!
The second bug is that if you have enough blue penguins drilling, you’ll be able to tip the Iceberg. Underneath it, the Beta Hat is present, but you cannot collect it. This item was available for the Waddle on Party in 2018, but then subsequently removed from everyone’s account.

Again though, to stress, these aren’t intentional and they’ll be fixed later today.
The Iceberg can be tipped right now because we accidentally uploaded the wrong one. The [Beta Hat] item will not be fixed, and the [correct & fixed] room will be updated later on today.
-stu, Club Penguin Rewritten administratorHowever, I wanted to share this as I know many people have been baffled by it! Thank you very much for reading!
Waddle on!
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Club Penguin Rewritten: Furniture Catalog Secrets – July 2020
A new Better Igloos catalog has been released on Club Penguin Rewritten, filled with a variety of magical items ahead of the Medieval Party due to begin later this month!
View all secrets here

As always, in this post, I will be sharing all the secrets/cheats inside the catalog! A circle and an arrow represents that a secret is hidden there and the image next to it is the item which you can get by clicking there.
Page one contains the Watering Hole, the Wall Torch and the Royal Throne.

Page two contains the Tall Grass and Fun Fungus.

Page three contains three secrets: the Magical Fairy Plant, the Magical Garden and Ye Olde Puffle Bowl.

Page four contains the Ornate Mirror, the Stone Walkway and the Brazier. (thanks Babycrier for informing me about this!)

I am pretty certain this covers all the cheats/secrets, but I will update it immediately if not! Thank you very much for reading, be sure to check back for more of the latest news and guides for Club Penguin Rewritten!
Waddle on!
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Club Penguin Rewritten: Rockhopper’s Rare Items – July 2020
View Rockhopper tracker here
The Migrator has docked on Club Penguin Rewritten at the Beach! It contains a new selection of rare items but in order to explore the whole ship, you will need Rockhopper’s key.
If you’ve not already obtained the key, head to the Book Room and read the “Journal of Captain Rockhopper”. You will find the key on the last page so you can explore all the Migrator!

There is just one secret in this catalog: the Life Ring can be purchased by clicking the centre of the wheel at the bottom of the catalog. That being said, the Snapshots Background is really cool and something I was hoping to see!
Good luck meeting Rockhopper this month; the tracker should definitely help!
Waddle on!
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CP Rewritten Times: Issue #166 – Medieval Plot Continues…
A new edition of the Club Penguin Rewritten Times has been released, formally confirming that the Medieval Party will occur this month. It’s going to begin on July 23rd, and some more plot developments have occurred regarding this mysterious book…
For the best experience, I would recommend reading the paper for yourself online as it always contains a variety of cool things such as artwork, but as always, I will summarise the news revealed.

The main story is that the Medieval Party is confirmed to begin on 23rd July, and Gary seems to be getting more involved; Rockhopper has sought him regarding the book that he describes as “the surprise of [his] life”.
Thank you very much for reading, be sure to check back for more of the latest Club Penguin Rewritten news and guides!
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CP Rewritten: Furniture Catalog – Vine Swing Sneak Peek
Later today, the Migrator will be docking on Club Penguin Rewritten and a new edition of the newspaper shall be released that provides more details about the upcoming party! However, along with this, there’ll also be a new Furniture Catalog in addition to some extra igloos.
Although that’s not been released yet, the team have provided a sneak peek of the Better Igloos catalog! It appears to indicate that the Vine Swing will be available.

When the catalog is released, I’ll be sure to update you with the secrets contained within it, so check back that! Thank you for reading!
Waddle on!
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CP Rewritten: New Codes Coming this Month
Every so often, Club Penguin Rewritten release codes which can be used to unlock items in-game, and you can find a couple here. Usually, they tend to be temporary, but a new code hasn’t been released since the end of April.
However, the team have now indicated that there’ll be some new Item Unlock Codes released at some point this month.

For those asking for new Item Unlock Codes: keep an eye out for them this month.
-stu, Club Penguin Rewritten administratorOf course, once the codes are released, I’ll be sure to let you know! Thank you very much for reading!
Waddle on!
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Club Penguin Rewritten: Future after Flash Unveiled
For the first time, the Club Penguin Rewritten team have unveiled in extensive detail the direction which the game will take as browsers begins to retire Flash. For those unaware, Flash is the technology on which the game is reliant. There’s quite a few technical terms in this post, so I’ll try to explain.
Effectively, Club Penguin Rewritten will be migrating to a new platform. A lot of this will require recoding/reprogramming how the game works, though there’ll be public tests in-between.

HTML5 will be a slow transition with quite a few public tests in-between. Our main aim is to have basic functionality like rooms, igloos first and then slowly add on other stuff.
-Thorn, Club Penguin Rewritten administratorOn when these public tests will occur, Thorn has stated that they can be expected to occur “soon”. It has been stressed that the transition will be slow and not something that happens overnight; features will be added to the new version that won’t be on the Flash client.
Once it’s released, we will slowly phase out the Flash client and there will be features available in it from release that are different or not available in Flash.
-Thorn, Club Penguin Rewritten administratorAn example of the kind of features to expect to be available on the new version is the more modern igloo system, which is something that has been highly requested as it allows you to save three igloos.
The team have previously said it’s being worked on, but we now know for certain that it won’t be on the Flash version.
Saving igloos and the new igloo system will be available in the HTML5 version from release which we won’t be bringing to the Flash version
-Thorn, Club Penguin Rewritten administratorIt was also stressed that the new technology opens up more opportunities for Club Penguin Rewritten. The team have considered a more modern version of the game, though this could take the form of people being able to switch between the version of their choice. However, that is realistically still a long way off, so please don’t get the impression that things are going to change immediately!
This is pretty significant though as it’s the first time that the Club Penguin Rewritten have gone into detail with their plans for next year, and I’m sure there’s more to be revealed. As always, when it is, I’ll let you know!
Thank you very much for reading, be sure to check back for more of the latest Club Penguin Rewritten news and guides!
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CP Rewritten: Igloo Catalog – “Updated Feel” Sneak Peek
A sneak peek of the new Club Penguin Rewritten Better Igloos catalog has been released! It shows the new Igloo Flooring page and more specifically, the more modern style which it’ll adopt.
The page on the right is the style we can expect to see when the new Better Igloos catalog is released on Thursday.

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The change was also briefly explained by stu, an administrator for the game, who said the following about the change in style.
The release of the igloo catalog will bring a more updated feel; this will make it more fitting for the other updates we have made to the other catalogs. Just letting you all know beforehand so it is not a surprise.
-stu, Club Penguin Rewritten administratorThe new style definitely feels more modern and I personally prefer it! As a reminder though, we’ll see this in-game on Thursday.
Thank you very much for reading, be sure to check back for more of the latest Club Penguin Rewritten news and guides!
Waddle on!
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