Hat/Hats

Shamrock Quest is a relatively new game mode in Blooket, and its mechanics and features are not yet fully understood by the community. However, there are some clues that suggest Shamrocks may be a type of resource or currency similar to gold in Gold Quest. It is also possible that Shamrocks may be contained within hats, which would serve as chests in the game mode. However, the exact appearance of Shamrocks is still unknown. The short form of Shamrock is ''Sham''. Shamrock, often known as "Sham," is either a chest or a sort of gold in the game Shamrock Quest, however this is uncertain. Although the notion is unproven, just like Gold Quest, there could be Double Shamrock, Triple Shamrock, Swap Shamrock, Steal Shamrock, and, and many other variations. It remains to be seen how these mechanics will work and how players will be able to acquire Shamrocks in the game. If the hats in Shamrock Quest are chests, perhaps they are used to get Shamrocks.

Additionally, the use of the shortened form "Sham" suggests that Shamrock may be a commonly used term within the game mode. It is unclear whether Sham will be used to refer to the currency or the chests that contain it, or both. As the community eagerly awaits the release of Shamrock Quest, more details are sure to emerge, providing further insights into this exciting new game mode.,

How to earn shamrocks: Earning Shamrocks in the Shamrock Quest gamemode is one of the primary objectives of the players. While it is confirmed that Shamrocks can be obtained by opening chests, stealing or swapping with players, there could be other ways to earn them as well. It's possible that Shamrocks could be hidden in secret locations within the game, or players may need to complete specific tasks or challenges to earn them. As for the suggestion of renaming Shamrocks to "Shamrock Stack," it could be a plausible option as it would provide consistency with the naming convention ''Gold Stack'' of Gold Quest. Additionally, it would be easier for players to understand and remember the term. However, it ultimately depends on the decision of the game developers at Blooket.

Maybe shamrocks/sham should be termed "Shamrock Stack" like the gold in the Gold Quest is referred to as "Gold Stack"?

**+*x*** Gives the contestant shamrock?

* **Lose x%** subtracts **x%** amount of shamrock from the player's total shamrock.
* '*Double Points* doubles the player's total shamrock?
* '*Triple Shamrock* triples the player's shamrock total?
* **Swap** allows the player to swap their shamrock total with another player? This can be either good if the player is near the bottom or bad if they're near or at the top.
* **Steal *x*%** allows the player to steal *x*% of another player's total? This is either 10%, 25% or 50%.
* **Nothing** does absolutely nothing.
* These are some power-ups or actions that a player can take in the Shamrock Quest gamemode and their effects on the player's shamrock total. The +x power-up gives the player x amount of shamrocks, while the Lose x% power-up subtracts x% of the player's current shamrock total. The Double Points power-up doubles the player's total shamrock, while the Triple Shamrock power-up triples it. The Swap power-up allows the player to swap their shamrock total with another player, which could either be a good or bad move depending on their position in the game. The Steal x% power-up enables the player to steal x% of another player's total shamrock, which can be either 10%, 25% or 50%. Finally, the Nothing power-up does not have any effect on the player's shamrock total. These power-ups add an exciting twist to the game and offer players different strategies to increase their shamrock total and beat their opponents.
* Shamrock is based on a four-leaf clover, a rare version of the common three-leaf clover of the genus *Trifolium* that is believed to bring luck, which is also described in Shamrock's Facebook page description.  A shamrock, which this plant is named after, is a young sprig of clover used as a symbol of Ireland.  Its name may also be a pun of "shamrock" and "rock" due to the fact that it somewhat resembled a rock when it hid. So, shamrock may be a leaf -clover.
* The four-leaf clover is a unique variation of the three-leaf clover that is believed to be a symbol of good luck, and it is often sought after by those who believe in its power. The shamrock, on the other hand, is a young sprig of clover that is commonly associated with Ireland, and it has become a symbol of the country and its people. It is believed that St. Patrick used the shamrock to explain the concept of the Holy Trinity to the Irish people. The word "shamrock" may be a combination of the Irish words "seamróg" and "seamair óg," which mean "little clover" or "young clover." It is also possible that the name is a play on words, as the plant may appear to be a small rock when it is hidden among the grass. In Shamrock Quest, it is possible that shamrock is a type of clover that serves as a resource or currency within the game. It may be collected through various methods such as opening chests, stealing from other players, or completing challenges. The exact function and appearance of shamrock within the game is still unknown, but it may be similar to the gold in the gold quest game mode.