Datedle badges

Datedle has 141 badges, each with its chance per roll. EP is 100 divided by the chance, so a 1 in 1,000 badge pays 100,000 EP. The rarest are single famous days, like the Moon landing on 20 July 1969, at 1 in 767,011 each.

• Sunday Scaries: A Sunday. 1 in 7, 700 EP
• Manic Monday: A Monday. 1 in 7, 700 EP
• Tuesday Grind: A Tuesday. 1 in 7, 700 EP
• Hump Day: A Wednesday. 1 in 7, 700 EP
• Throwback Thursday: A Thursday. 1 in 7, 700 EP
• Friday Feeling: A Friday. 1 in 7, 700 EP
• Caturday: A Saturday. 1 in 7, 700 EP
• Weekend: A Saturday or a Sunday. 1 in 4, 350 EP
• First of the Month: The 1st of a month. 1 in 30, 3,044 EP
• Month's End: The last day of a month. 1 in 30, 3,044 EP
• Payday: The 15th, or the last day of a month. 1 in 15, 1,522 EP
• Doubled Date: The day and the month match, like 3 March or 11 November. 1 in 30, 3,044 EP
• Triple Date: Day, month and the year's last two digits match, like 12 December 2012. 1 in 3,044, 304,369 EP
• Leap Year: A leap year in its own calendar. 1 in 4, 402 EP
• Leap Day: The 29th of February. 1 in 1,472, 147,219 EP
• Day 67: The 67th day of its year. 1 in 365, 36,524 EP
• Programmers' Day: The 256th day of its year. 1 in 365, 36,524 EP
• Day 366: The last day of a leap year. 1 in 1,472, 147,219 EP
• New Year's Day: The 1st of January. 1 in 365, 36,524 EP
• Valentine's Day: The 14th of February. 1 in 365, 36,524 EP
• Pi Day: March 14th, for 3.14159… 1 in 365, 36,524 EP
• Ides of March: The 15th of March. Beware. 1 in 365, 36,524 EP
• April Fools': The 1st of April. 1 in 365, 36,524 EP
• Fourth of May: The 4th of May. 1 in 365, 36,524 EP
• Halloween: The 31st of October. 1 in 365, 36,524 EP
• Christmas Day: The 25th of December. 1 in 365, 36,524 EP
• New Year's Eve: The 31st of December. 1 in 365, 36,524 EP
• Friday the 13th: A Friday that falls on the 13th. 1 in 213, 21,282 EP
• Tuesday the 13th: A Tuesday on the 13th: the unlucky day in Spain and Greece. 1 in 213, 21,312 EP
• Old Style: Gregorian in Rome, but Britain still kept the Julian calendar (1582 to 1752). 1 in 12, 1,236 EP
• New Style: Gregorian everywhere, Russia and Greece included (from 1 March 1923, when Greece switched). 1 in 12, 1,181 EP
• Tiny Year: A year from 1 to 99. 1 in 21, 2,121 EP
• Aries: The Sun was in Aries at noon (UTC). 1 in 12, 1,188 EP
• Taurus: The Sun was in Taurus at noon (UTC). 1 in 12, 1,171 EP
• Gemini: The Sun was in Gemini at noon (UTC). 1 in 12, 1,162 EP
• Cancer: The Sun was in Cancer at noon (UTC). 1 in 12, 1,163 EP
• Leo: The Sun was in Leo at noon (UTC). 1 in 12, 1,174 EP
• Virgo: The Sun was in Virgo at noon (UTC). 1 in 12, 1,192 EP
• Libra: The Sun was in Libra at noon (UTC). 1 in 12, 1,213 EP
• Scorpio: The Sun was in Scorpio at noon (UTC). 1 in 12, 1,230 EP
• Sagittarius: The Sun was in Sagittarius at noon (UTC). 1 in 12, 1,240 EP
• Capricorn: The Sun was in Capricorn at noon (UTC). 1 in 12, 1,239 EP
• Aquarius: The Sun was in Aquarius at noon (UTC). 1 in 12, 1,227 EP
• Pisces: The Sun was in Pisces at noon (UTC). 1 in 12, 1,209 EP
• New Moon: The new moon falls on this day (UTC). 1 in 30, 2,953 EP
• Waxing Crescent: Between new moon and first quarter. 1 in 5, 463 EP
• First Quarter: The first quarter falls on this day (UTC). 1 in 30, 2,953 EP
• Waxing Gibbous: Between first quarter and full moon. 1 in 5, 463 EP
• Full Moon: The full moon falls on this day (UTC). 1 in 30, 2,953 EP
• Waning Gibbous: Between full moon and last quarter. 1 in 5, 463 EP
• Last Quarter: The last quarter falls on this day (UTC). 1 in 30, 2,953 EP
• Waning Crescent: Between last quarter and new moon. 1 in 5, 463 EP
• Spring: Astronomical spring, northern hemisphere. 1 in 4, 391 EP
• Summer: Astronomical summer, northern hemisphere. 1 in 4, 392 EP
• Autumn: Astronomical autumn, northern hemisphere. 1 in 4, 409 EP
• Winter: Astronomical winter, northern hemisphere. 1 in 4, 408 EP
• March Equinox: The march equinox falls on this day (UTC). 1 in 365, 36,524 EP
• June Solstice: The june solstice falls on this day (UTC). 1 in 365, 36,524 EP
• September Equinox: The september equinox falls on this day (UTC). 1 in 365, 36,524 EP
• December Solstice: The december solstice falls on this day (UTC). 1 in 365, 36,524 EP
• Partial Solar Eclipse: A partial solar eclipse peaks on this day (UTC). 1 in 433, 43,261 EP
• Ring of Fire: An annular solar eclipse peaks on this day (UTC). 1 in 474, 47,434 EP
• Total Solar Eclipse: A total solar eclipse peaks on this day (UTC). 1 in 489, 48,854 EP
• Partial Lunar Eclipse: A partial lunar eclipse peaks on this day (UTC). 1 in 439, 43,879 EP
• Blood Moon: A total lunar eclipse peaks on this day (UTC). 1 in 515, 51,512 EP
• Blue Moon: The second full moon in one month. 1 in 889, 88,877 EP
• Transit of Mercury: Mercury crosses the Sun's face (peak, UTC). 1 in 2,730, 272,958 EP
• Transit of Venus: Venus crosses the Sun's face (peak, UTC). 1 in 29,500, 2,950,042 EP
• Great Conjunction: Jupiter and Saturn line up in the sky. 1 in 5,992, 599,227 EP
• Halley's Comet: Within 30 days of Halley's Comet's closest pass by the Sun. 1 in 466, 46,570 EP
• Antiquity: A year from 1 to 476. 1 in 4, 441 EP
• Early Middle Ages: A year from 477 to 1000. 1 in 4, 401 EP
• High Middle Ages: A year from 1001 to 1300. 1 in 7, 700 EP
• Late Middle Ages: A year from 1301 to 1492. 1 in 11, 1,094 EP
• Early Modern: A year from 1493 to 1788. 1 in 7, 710 EP
• Age of Revolutions: A year from 1789 to 1913. 1 in 17, 1,680 EP
• Short Twentieth Century: A year from 1914 to 1991. 1 in 27, 2,692 EP
• Internet Age: A year from 1992 to 2026. 1 in 60, 6,000 EP
• The Future: A year from 2027 to 2100. 1 in 28, 2,838 EP
• Quiet Day: Nobody with an English Wikipedia article was born on this day. 1 in 1, 118 EP
• Somebody's Birthday: Someone with an English Wikipedia article was born on this day. 1 in 7, 658 EP
• Notable Birthday: Someone born on this day is on 20 or more Wikimedia sites. 1 in 16, 1,630 EP
• Famous Birthday: Someone born on this day is on 50 or more Wikimedia sites. 1 in 77, 7,672 EP
• Legend's Birthday: Someone born on this day is on 100 or more Wikimedia sites. 1 in 535, 53,488 EP
• Lost Eleven Days: 3–13 September 1752: dates Britain and its colonies skipped. 1 in 69,728, 6,972,827 EP
• Rome's Missing Ten: 15–24 October 1582: the first Gregorian days, whose Julian names were never used. 1 in 76,701, 7,670,110 EP
• Didn't Happen Here: A date Denmark, Sweden, the Philippines, Alaska, Russia or Greece skipped when it changed calendars. 1 in 13,000, 1,300,019 EP
• Samoa Skipped: 30 December 2011: Samoa jumped the date line and never had it. 1 in 767,011, 76,701,100 EP
• February 30: 11 March 1712: Sweden's 30 February, the only one there ever was. 1 in 767,011, 76,701,100 EP
• All Ones: 11 November 1111. 1 in 767,011, 76,701,100 EP
• Gregorian Day One: 15 October 1582, the first Gregorian day. 1 in 767,011, 76,701,100 EP
• Moon Landing: 20 July 1969. 1 in 767,011, 76,701,100 EP
• Unix Epoch: 1 January 1970, day zero of Unix time. 1 in 767,011, 76,701,100 EP
• Y2K: 1 January 2000. 1 in 767,011, 76,701,100 EP
• 1234567890: 13 February 2009: Unix time passed 1,234,567,890. 1 in 767,011, 76,701,100 EP
• Baktun End: 21 December 2012: a Maya calendar cycle ends. 1 in 767,011, 76,701,100 EP
• Y2K38: 19 January 2038: 32-bit Unix time runs out. 1 in 767,011, 76,701,100 EP
• Prime Year: The year is a prime number. 1 in 7, 663 EP
• Palindrome Year: A year of two or more digits that reads the same backwards, like 1221. 1 in 19, 1,909 EP
• Round Year: The year ends in 00. 1 in 100, 9,985 EP
• Ends in 67: The year ends in 67. 1 in 100, 10,007 EP
• Ends in 69: The year ends in 69. 1 in 100, 10,007 EP
• Year Not Found: The year 404. 1 in 2,096, 209,566 EP
• Blaze Year: The year 420. 1 in 2,096, 209,566 EP
• Number of the Beast: The year 666. 1 in 2,101, 210,140 EP
• Leet Year: The year 1337. 1 in 2,101, 210,140 EP
• Seventeen Thirty-Eight: The year 1738. 1 in 2,101, 210,140 EP
• Orwellian: The year 1984. 1 in 2,096, 209,566 EP
• Party Year: The year 1999. 1 in 2,101, 210,140 EP
• Doomsday Year: The year 2012. 1 in 2,096, 209,566 EP
• Palindrome Date: Written as digits year-month-day, day-month-year or month-day-year (month and day two digits each, the year as written), it reads the same backwards. 1 in 763, 76,320 EP
• Double Palindrome: Two or more of its digit forms, year-month-day, day-month-year and month-day-year, read the same backwards. 1 in 8,716, 871,603 EP
• Triple Palindrome: Its digit forms year-month-day, day-month-year and month-day-year all read the same backwards. 1 in 127,835, 12,783,517 EP
• Two-Tone Date: The date written as digits, year first (1 May 125 AD → 1250501), uses only two different digits. 1 in 1,141, 114,139 EP
• Lucky Seven: A 7 in the date written as digits, year first. 1 in 3, 253 EP
• Bookends: The date written as digits, year first (1 May 125 AD → 1250501), starts and ends with the same digit. 1 in 9, 921 EP
• Triple Digit: The same digit three times in a row in the date written as digits, year first (1 May 125 AD → 1250501). 1 in 16, 1,598 EP
• Easy as ABC: Three digits in a row count up by one, like 123, in the date written as digits, year first (1 May 125 AD → 1250501). 1 in 17, 1,734 EP
• Blaze It: The 20th of April: 4/20. 1 in 365, 36,524 EP
• Nice: 6/9 either way: 6 September or 9 June. 1 in 183, 18,262 EP
• Six Seven: 6/7 either way: 6 July or 7 June. 1 in 183, 18,262 EP
• NPC: Just another day: a weekday, no new, full or quarter moon, and nobody with an English Wikipedia article born that day. 1 in 2, 191 EP
• Glow Up: The moon is growing: new moon to waxing gibbous. 1 in 2, 200 EP
• Deep Lore: A three-digit year, 100 to 999. 1 in 2, 233 EP
• Sigma: The digits of the date, year first, add up to 30 or more. 1 in 5, 547 EP
• Touch Grass: A weekend day in spring or summer. 1 in 7, 685 EP
• Cooked: The dog days: 3 July to 11 August. 1 in 9, 913 EP
• Speedrun: February, the shortest month. 1 in 13, 1,293 EP
• It's Over 9000: More than 9,000 days after the Unix epoch (from 24 August 1994). 1 in 20, 1,974 EP
• Plot Twist: Old Style, and in Britain it was still last year: early January here, late December there. 1 in 438, 43,779 EP
• Don't Panic: The 42nd day of its year. 1 in 365, 36,524 EP
• Not Found: The 4th of April: 4/04. 1 in 365, 36,524 EP
• Jackpot: The 7th of July in a year ending in 7: 7/7/7. 1 in 3,652, 365,243 EP
• Based: The date written as digits, year first, is all 0s and 1s, like binary. 1 in 5,682, 568,156 EP
• Password: M/D/YY spells 12345: 12/3/45 or 1/23/45. 1 in 18,262, 1,826,217 EP
• Nice Blaze: 4/20 in a year ending in 69, or 6/9/420 either way. 1 in 33,348, 3,334,830 EP
• Ultimate Pi Day: March 14th in a year ending in 15: 3.1415. 1 in 36,524, 3,652,433 EP
• Cursed: A Friday the 13th with the full moon on the same day. 1 in 5,640, 563,979 EP
• On This Day: The same day and month as the UTC day you rolled it; common years' 28 February stands in for 29 February, and 15–24 October 1582 for the ten days Rome skipped. 1 in 365, 36,524 EP
• Coming Soon: Within the 365 days after the UTC day you rolled it. 1 in 2,101, 210,140 EP
• Déjà Vu: The very UTC day you rolled it. 1 in 767,011, 76,701,100 EP