2014 Thanksgiving event

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The 2014 Thanksgiving event is the 2014 Thanksgiving holiday event, released on 27 November and will continue through until the end of the Thanksgiving weekend.

During the event, the player has to find turkeys around Gielinor, in a similar manner to Penguin Hide and Seek and the 2008 Thanksgiving event. Ten turkeys are available to free players and another 10 available to members. Tracking down 10 turkeys will unlock "the Thanksgiver" title as well as the Thanksgiving crest for the Herald cape (if not previously unlocked), and tracking down all 20 will award the player with a large XP lamp as well as the Mackers pet (if not previously obtained).

To start the event, players may talk to the Cook's Brother in Lumbridge castle (although it's not necessary) to receive a turkey book from him, which records the turkeys found by the player so far.

Turkey Locations
Turkeys have a small wander radius and show up as yellow dots on the minimap.

Trivia

 * All of the turkeys are named after Jagex Moderators.
 * Turkey Ana's examine is a reference to the show Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.
 * Turkey Timbo's examine may be a reference to the song Timber by Pitbull.
 * Turkey JD has a combat level of 3, unlike other turkeys which have no level at all.
 * Turkey Boko's examine text may be a reference to a time when Mod Boko accidentally emailed hundreds of players, and fellow Jagex mods twittering about it under the hashtag #JustBlameBoko.
 * Turkey Timbo's location is a reference to the Timbo tree.
 * Turkey Mark's location is near a fish statue, south of Daemonheim, which Mod Mark is known to hang out around on certain occasion.
 * Turkey Mark's examine text is a reference to Mod Mark calling his fans for "w00ters", and saying "w00ters out" when leaving the fans after a fan-session (or in the endings of some Behind the Scenes videos).
 * Turkey Osborne's examine text is a reference to Mod Osborne's elven altar ego Mod Elfborne.
 * Turkey Jane's examine text is a reference to the Rubber chicken.