Holidays of Weyrth

[Caz]

Just to add a bit more flavour to some games, does anybody have any ideas for holidays on weyrth?  By religion, event, or whatever.  It's something to put in the background, or even make an adventure around, or give one its flavour.
    Here are a few ideas that are probably a given...

Probably the most christmas-esque holiday, Xanarmass (unless someone comes up with a better name :), celebrating/commemorating the death of Xanar/defeat of the betrayer/making of the sea of fallen gods.

A small feast day, observance or holiday on the anniversary of the rise of each moon.  Depending on the omen it was seen as, it could be cheerful, halloweenish, whatever.  moonfeast, moonfest, montide, moonmass?

Founding of xanarium could very well be a standard holiday throughout its former territories.

minor holidays for various saints, or sword saints...

Any more ideas/feshing outs?

[Brian Leybourne]

There are a few holidays and festivals scattered through the country info in book 7as well. I don't have my book in front of me to give you references, but they're in there :-)

You can always do with more of course...

Brian.

[Caz]

Oops, forgot about that.  I'll read it more thoroughly

[Lance D. Allen]

Hm. I could definitely see some interesting interactions with "The Feast of Xanar". Those Faith SAs might suddenly come into sharp relief if you've got a Stahlnish Atheist banging around with a follower of the Three-Become-One, and a closet Thayrist.

Or perhaps more interesting.. Travel within Gelure, and find yourself within a major city on the anniversiary of Uglub's coming to power...

[Irmo]

Hm. I could definitely see some interesting interactions with "The Feast of Xanar". Those Faith SAs might suddenly come into sharp relief if you've got a Stahlnish Atheist banging around with a follower of the Three-Become-One, and a closet Thayrist.

Or perhaps more interesting.. Travel within Gelure, and find yourself within a major city on the anniversiary of Uglub's coming to power...

All along with obligatory demonstrations of devotion to symbols of the 'Emperor'. ;)

William Tell anyone? Or, to make it even more interesting, given Uglub's sorcerous tendencies, who knows what paying respect to such a symbol does to you?