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Faer没nian Calendar Sheet No. 195
Today is Greengrass!
"No organization is better than the folk who make it up. Remember that next time you curse the lord, the high priest, or the tax collector... it may cheer you ever so slightly. Well, perhaps only slightly." - Aber Olsiver
Today, Sel没ne shines as a full moon from the skies.
Traditionally, the wealthier people brought out flowers to give to the less wealthy, who either wore them or spread them on the ground to encourage the deities to usher in the summer
Worshipers of Anhur celebrate the Sharpening of the Sword and name the next Chosen of Anhur, ending the month-long tournament.
Worshipers of Chauntea celebrate a hedonistic fertility festival.
Worshipers of the dwarven deity Dugmaren Brightmantle spend the morning in thoughtful meditation and the rest of the day at a scholarly symposium.
Worshipers of Eldath celebrate the Greening by gathering and having a festival.
Guardians of Gorm Gulthyn gather for ritual salutes, martial weapons displays, chanted prayers, and the offering of weapons used in a defensive action.
Worshipers of the dwarven deity Haela Brightaxe observe the Time of the Spawning and prepare for the next outpouring of orcs and other creatures that threaten their race.
Clerics of the orc deity Ilneval observe this day by gathering hordes of orcs to rampage across civilized lands.
Worshipers of Isis give thanks for her role in the planting of crops.
Worshipers of Lliira open a holy festival with the Swords Cast Down ritual in which weapons are thrown on the ground with chanting and covered with fresh flowers.
Worshipers of Loviatar celebrate the Rite of Pain and Purity by dancing in a circle upon broken glass or other sharp objects.
Followers of Marthammor Duin call this day the Wind and celebrate new discoveries.
Worshipers of Mielikki observe planting rites and the Wild Ride, when herds of unicorns assemble and allow them to ride bareback through the forest.
Followers of Milil sing the Call to the Flowers.
Worshipers of the dwarven deity Sharindlar gather around a natural underground pool to dance and perform secret rituals to the Lady of Life.
Worshipers of Shiallia celebrate birth on this day, inviting friendly creatures to join in feasting, dancing, and singing.
Worshipers of Silvanus consider Greengrass holy and often give sacrifice by breaking and burying an object constructed of wood.
Worshipers of Sune frolic outdoors.
Worshipers of Talos call for storms and lightning.
Worshipers of the dwarven deity Vergadain hold a Coin Festival, preceded by a sale of wares in order to maximize their wealth.
