History/2007
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This is a list of historical events that happened on Shartak during 2007.
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January
- Leaders in the native settlements order a spring clean to remove loose poison darts and blowpipes from medical huts.
February
March
- Wixix Contest Division Prize Section organise a headhunt competition - the Dork Cup - to be held in May.
April
- Easter Bunnies are again seen on the Island.
- An earthquake shakes the Island, the epicentre being somewhere to the South East of the Island.
- Stories of Spirits possessing the living begin to increase.
- Fourth Battle of York ends.
May
- Escariot wins the Dork Cup.
- Strange noises are heard from the mountain. Tales spread of worried natives being overheard discussing some fearsome bird-like creatures that once roamed parts of the island.
June
- Juicing of fruit creates new business opportunities for those on the Island.
- Strange lights are seen in the skies about the Island that display a ghostly message of '#Shartak'.
- Those using maps start to share tips on how to make more use of them, noting interesting locations for further investigation.
- As a consequence of attrition from the Fourth Battle of York the 1st Imperial Privateers Regiment is officially disbanded.
July
- The Traders on the Island start to sell backpacks.
- Blue Hummingbird founds the Royal Court of Greater Raktam.
August
- The Battle of the Pirates Graveyard sees the destruction of the pirate force lead by the Brotherhood of the Coast that was plaguing Raktam during August.
September
- An election is held in Durham.
October
- The Battle of Archer's Pool sees a coalition of pirates defeat the natives of Dalpok and their allies.
- Shamans reveal powers previously unknown by which they torment spirits to shriek, wail and gnash their ghostly teeth.
November
- Salvaged GPS units begin to show signs of deteriorating batteries.
December
- Santa returns to the Island for the holiday season.
