2010 holiday capes
Minecraft Wiki article. Categories: Java_Edition, Capes, Christmas
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The Christmas 2010 Cape and the New Year 2011 Cape are capes that were temporarily shown on all players during the 2010 holidays, which took place just after the introduction of capes in Java Edition Beta 1.0.
Distribution
The Christmas 2010 Cape was displayed on all players from December 24–25, 2010.[1] The New Year 2011 Cape was displayed on all players on December 31, 2010. These capes were not added to accounts.
This type of event has not been repeated for future holidays.
Trivia
- This may have been done in part to showcase capes to the public, as the employee-exclusive Classic Mojang Cape was the only cape to exist at the time.
Gallery
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The Christmas 2010 Cape texture.
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The New Year 2011 Cape texture.
Navigation
- ↑ "A cape with a Christmas tree?" by Bagleboy – Minecraft Forum.
Sources
- 2010 holiday capes — Minecraft Wiki, CC BY-NC-SA 3.0, revision 3565286.

