Past Events & Major Developments

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Past Events & Major Developments
Game-Changing or Unresolved Multi-Month Developments
	Captain Lykos • Queen Adira • The Masked Cult • Empty Einjar • City of the Free Peoples
December 18
	City Under Siege • Day of Lefkokó* • The Long Night
January 19
	Thlipa's Tribute* • A Tale of Three Cities
February 19
	Memento Mori • The Aftermath • The Oxen Gods*
March 19
	The Thaw • The Einjar Excursion • The Wyrm Moon • Arkoda's Awakening*
April 19
	Crowning the Cat* • The Calm Before the Storm
May 19
	The Song of Suffering • Return to Einjar • Seyra's Seenade* • Friend or Foe

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⤛ Constellation Deity Celebration: Seyra's Serenade

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Seyra's Serenade is a day used by the people of Idan to celebrate the speckled doe goddess. As the goddess of growth and healing, she is seen across Idan as one of the benevolent deities and affectionately referred to as the mother of the stars. During Seyra's Serenade the three cities and the lands between them are surrounded and filled with floral growth that is used in the Festival of Flowers.

Largely seen as a children's festival, the young ones gather the flowers and decorated their homes and the city streets, rivers, bay, and ledges with flower chains, floral graffiti, and petals.

Hunting is severely limited for the month in honor of Seyra and to respect the growth of all young creatures just entering the world. Diets are adjusted to a focus of fruits, vegetables, and grains, and the taverns help the older population celebrate 'healing' by offering floral wines, vodkas, and gins, as well as amaretto-based drinks.

Injuring young creatures or killing the parents of young creatures is a sure way to draw Seyra's ire during May and find oneself cursed by the Mother of Stars. Those who hunt creatures under Seyra's protection are afflicted by a curse known as Hunter's Remorse, a curse that usually only affects those who kill unicorns and is designed to cripple poachers, hunters, and predators. The curse forces the afflicted to feel a crippling and powerful empathy, especially towards the suffering of the world and the animals living in it. Hunter's Remorse is not widely believed to be a real affliction and most of Idan's population write it off as a cautionary tale and a fictional curse.