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Factions

Locations

Chapters

A land draped in rot and memory,
where moss-fed ruins whisper beneath the fog.

The bones of a dead civilisation jut from hillsides and riverbeds — arches half-sunken, towers halved by time, their makers forgotten.

Regions

Ambaretian Calendar

   
Jan-Feast
Feasting
 
Feb-Sit
Sit by the fire and wait
 
Mar-Prune
Pruning trees, digging
 
Apr-Garden
Planting, enjoying the country or picking flowers
 
May-Hunt
Hawking, boating, courtly love
 
Jun-Hay
Hay harvest
 
Jul-Wheat
Wheat harvest
 
Aug-Grain
Other grains harvest
 
Sep-Berries
Grapes and berries harvest, making wine and cider
Last week: Feast of All Saints
Oct-Sow
Ploughing or sowing
 
Nov-Acorns
Gather acorns and feed pigs
 
Dec-Slaughter
Kiling pigs, baking
 

Feast of All Saints

The various traditions of Ambaret are often celebrated in the northern villages as well. Whereas this festival is an introspective and sombre affair in the capital, families in the countryside celebrate with joy. Perhaps away from the heavy hand of the Crown, the people feel freer to enjoy themselves, or possibly there is just less concern about offending the Church of the Weeping Mother by celebrating some lesser-known Sisters.

Some of the wine and cider made from berries and grapes in September always go bad quickly. The best are stored and will survive winter. The sour ones are drunk in abundance at the Feast of All Saints.


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