Yeah, this has been done in the past (I personally remember 2018) and it is quite a fun idea if done correctly. The only concerns I have are about the quality of the rewards (with so many having to be made - possibly leading to creative burnout) and perhaps how they might further contribute to the inflation of collectables (as in there being so many collectables coming out that they are becoming less valuable). In terms of inflation, one creative way the 2018 event solved this was by having a way to craft all the collectables over the event into a couple really good ones, which also gave a prize for being online every day. Your idea of implementing gold into the calender for some of the days could also work. Another issue is that perhaps the staff team wouldn't be too prepared for something like this. It seems that the Magiventologists and other members of staff working on the events are already under enough pressure to get the event out in its current form. If the team doesn't expand in the next year, I worry that it would just be impossible to have the event, ALONG with a whole new calender out by the 1st of December. However, if the staff team can come up with some really creative collectables, like seen in the past and can also handle the work load, this idea would certainly bring the festivities earlier into the month and would insentivise players to log on every day.
