Club Penguin Medieval Party 2010

One of the most popular parties each year in Club Penguin is the Medieval Party. Each year in May, the island is decorated with a medieval theme, complete with castles, knights, dragons and more. Most of the rooms and areas in the game are transformed and there are special events and quests along with some great free items. Here is a complete guide to the 2010 edition of the Club Penguin Medieval Party.

The Club Penguin Medieval Party runs from May 7 through May 16, 2010.

Almost every Club Penguin party includes a free item given out to everyone and this year's Medieval Party is no exception. Once again, the free item is the blue wizard's hat. This popular hat has been the free item for several Club Penguin parties. It's too bad that it's the only free item this year, but if you're new to Club Penguin and haven't gotten it yet, head over to the Lighthouse. You'll see it sitting in it's usual spot on top of a table in the lower-left corner.

In last year's Club Penguin Medieval Party, a new event was introduced: the Knight's Quest. In this members-only activity, you navigate through a series of puzzles and challenges to complete the quest and earn rewards. Last year, the rewards were a suit of Golden Knight Armor.

This year, there are two Knight's Quests. The first is almost exactly the same as last year's, except the prizes are a different kind of armor. So it's worth doing the quest again so that you can get the new rewards.

The second Knight's Quest is completely different and takes you on a journey into a dragon's den, where you must defeat the dragon and claim it's treasure. In this quest, you'll also need to solve some puzzles, including a sometimes tricky puzzle slider, before you can face the dragon. The prizes include a special pin, dragon's gold, and a toy horse that you can ride on. It looks really cute when you wear the armor from the first quest and ride around on the horse.

Unfortunately, you need to be a paid member on Club Penguin to do either of the Knight's Quests. Both quests are started from the Underground Pool.

Many of the rooms and areas in Club Penguin are decorated with a medieval theme. There are a lot of attractions to see at the party, and here are some examples of the better ones.

Tree Forts
Head to the forest and you'll find a rope ladder that leads up to a huge tree fort.

Snow Forts
The snow forts have been reinforced with snowball-throwing catapults

Ski Village
There are two different castles in the ski village. One is the dark castle, which has replaced the ski mountain and the other is a pretty princess palace, which has replaced the ski lodge.

The Mine
There's a fire-breathing dragon in the mine that you can control with the Switchbox 3000 device.

The latest Club Penguin pin is the shield pin. It's hidden at the cove in the back, on top of a boulder. This pin was hidden to celebrate the arrival of the Medieval Party.