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[[Toran]] is unique among all the gods in that he has no official holy days. Each order and sect may decide for themselves which days are most special, usually sparked by a heroic deed or other special event. Currently, an idea has been proposed to make the day that Loran Kor awoke with an ankh on his hand a holy day, and the orders seem to like this idea. Therefore, Apreal 18 is now set aside as a day of [[prayer]] and reflection on Toran's infinite capacity for moral justice and forgiveness. | [[Toran]] is unique among all the gods in that he has no official holy days. Each order and sect may decide for themselves which days are most special, usually sparked by a heroic deed or other special event. Currently, an idea has been proposed to make the day that Loran Kor awoke with an ankh on his hand a holy day, and the orders seem to like this idea. Therefore, Apreal 18 is now set aside as a day of [[prayer]] and reflection on Toran's infinite capacity for moral justice and forgiveness. | ||