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Maius
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Maius is the third month of the Clora Fastis, the formal calendar of The Empire. Its common name is Mildlight. It follows Apralas and comes before Onios.1
Maius has thirty-one days: three tendays, or septi, and one day more. Since a septi cannot last more than ten days, that thirty-first day stands outside the tendays and is called Malachar’s Day, in homage to the god of luck, Malachar. Many believe that time stands still on such a day, that work done on it turns out well, and that those who die on it are blessed by the god of luck.2
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- SSGLands of Exile: Starter Setting Guide(Bad Badger Games, 2024), pp. 4-5
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Shadow Over Vansreik (Bad Badger Games, 2024), p. 78. Art by the Bad Badger Games team.
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