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Commonly known as The Time of Flowers | |||||||||
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Seeing Justice |
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| Talona festival |
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| Great Clang |
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| Communion of Laughter Maiming |
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| Talona festival |
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| Summer Solstice Four Feasts Great Clang Ceremony of Introspection |
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Brightbuckle Newborn Celebration | The Blinding |
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| Talona festival |
| Great Clang |
Holiday Explanations |
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Kythorn Observances |
BrightbuckleOn Kythorn 21st, Waukeen's clergy celebrates finery. |
Newborn CelebrationDuring the third tenday of Kythorn, worshipers of Nobanion partake of a large hunt or feast. |
Four FeastsMielikki's worshipers celebrate the senses and sing in forests on the equinoxes and solstices. Grumbar's faithful also follow Mielikkian holy days. |
Ceremony of IntrospectionPriests of Thoth abstain from food and enter a freezing bath on the summer and winter solstices. |
Miscellaneous |
For monthly observances like the Great Clang, check the descriptions for the month of Hammer. |
For full details, see Faiths and Pantheons. |
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