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Trivia: Added a piece of trivia from my own observations about the character and his voice actor being a reference to DnD
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** During the 2025 winter event, one of three Christmas songs would be whistled instead; [[wikipedia:Joy_to_the_World|Joy to the World]], [[wikipedia:Twelve_Days_of_Christmas|Twelve Days of Christmas]], and [[wikipedia:God_Rest_Ye_Merry,_Gentlemen|God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen]].
** During the 2025 winter event, one of three Christmas songs would be whistled instead; [[wikipedia:Joy_to_the_World|Joy to the World]], [[wikipedia:Twelve_Days_of_Christmas|Twelve Days of Christmas]], and [[wikipedia:God_Rest_Ye_Merry,_Gentlemen|God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen]].
* Drifter has drawings on his arms and hands that seem to be based on the [https://www.openculture.com/2018/08/hobo-code-introduction-hieroglyphic-language-early-1900s-train-hoppers.html Hobo Code].
* Drifter has drawings on his arms and hands that seem to be based on the [https://www.openculture.com/2018/08/hobo-code-introduction-hieroglyphic-language-early-1900s-train-hoppers.html Hobo Code].
** Due to Drifter's interest in murder and carnage, as well as him being a drifter / hobo, his character is likely a play on the '''Murder Hobo''<nowiki/>' style of gameplay from the tabletop RPG, [[wikipedia:Dungeons_&_Dragons|Dungeons & Dragons]]. This is further exemplified by Drifter's voice actor being [[wikipedia:Matthew_Mercer|Matthew Mercer]], a well know member of the ''Dungeons & Dragons'' community and member of [[wikipedia:Critical_Role|Critical Role]].


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