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Saint Clarice Day
Saint Clarice Day is celebrated with grand ceremonies, especially in the Bluelands and Westreach provinces.1
The day bears the name of Saint Clarice. Legend tells that ages ago an archangel and a winged demon fought a fierce battle in the sky, and the demon was winning when Clarice, an ordinary nun, came to the angel's aid on the back of a noble griffon granted to her through her prayers. Her sword decided the battle, and where the colossal demon fell, the crater of Mortenox was formed, where the city of Vansreik stands today. Her story fits Imperial propaganda perfectly, as a fine example of defiance, duty and courage.1
Notes
- ↑BookLands of Exile: Starter Setting Guide, p. 7
Sources
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- SSGLands of Exile: Starter Setting Guide(Bad Badger Games, 2024), p. 7
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