Hallow's End

On World of Warcraft there is a helluva lot of festivals. Right now it's Hallow's End - aka two whole weeks of Halloween. Every single Innkeeper on Azeroth has a little 'Candy Bucket' quest, where you click and get sweets. Simple as pie. And also, you can Trick or Treat the Innkeepers. A Treat will involve sweets, and sometimes something cool like a broomstick as you can see there.



















If you get tricked, however, you can get changed into something, like in the next two pictures.
That's on the two times I have been tricked. First, as a frog and second as a lil' black cat.

There's a load of other things you can do too, such as Fire Fighting. Basically, The Headless Horseman sends his shadow out across various places and sets them on fire. You grab a bucket of water and throw it on the fires. Simple as pie, and of course you get prizes, such as my Hallowed Helm (it's a pumpkin hat) and my Sinister Squashling pet which I got a screenshot of here:

then of course there are the Hallowed Wands. You get them Trick or Treating, and can transform a party member into a wisp, pirate, bat, ghost, leper gnome or a skeleton. On capital city Trade chat, people go wild for them - you can't get away from people spamming the trade channel with stuff like 'WTS [Hallowed Wand - Wisp] 4g' which doesn't seem bad, but when it's interrupting other things and showing the same message 5 times in 30 seconds, it gets boring. BUT I do have some pictures of me as some of them.




















last of all, there's the masks, of which I have three (see if you can guess which ones I have from the pictures - I the one I haven't got a screenshot of is the female Undead). There's 20 masks all together, one for each gender of each race in world of warcraft:
Night Elf female/male
Human female/male
Gnome female/male
Draenei female/male
Dwarf female/male
Blood Elf female/male
Undead female/male
Tauren female/male
Troll female/male
Orc female/male



That's about it for now I suppose. Those pictures are a pain in the neck to move into place you know.