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''<span class="ITALIC">"Oh <span class="FORCELINK">Prunilla</span>! Lady of the Endless Barley Fields! Behold this tragedy! We have run out of sugar!"</span>'' | ''<span class="ITALIC">"Oh <span class="FORCELINK">[[Prunilla]]</span>! Lady of the Endless Barley Fields! Behold this tragedy! We have run out of sugar!"</span>'' | ||
<span class="DROPCAP">T</span>he followers of Prunilla are not truly fond of idolatrous prayer. They don't really consider Prunilla to be a stuck-up goddess in need of knee-scraping devotion; there is enough back bending when working the fields as it is. Thus, for the most part, prayers to Prunilla are made into small, little, gossipy lines of dialogue that show devotion in a light-hearted manner fitting to the <span class="FORCELINK">halfling</span> race. | <span class="DROPCAP">T</span>he followers of Prunilla are not truly fond of idolatrous [[prayer]]. They don't really consider Prunilla to be a stuck-up goddess in need of knee-scraping devotion; there is enough back bending when working the fields as it is. Thus, for the most part, prayers to Prunilla are made into small, little, gossipy lines of dialogue that show devotion in a [[light]]-hearted manner fitting to the <span class="FORCELINK">[[halfling]]</span> race. | ||
<span class="BOLD">Prayer said before combat:</span> ''<span class="ITALIC">"Pruni, make these warriors proud and fierce, feed them the best courage, and let them digest stoutness. The quicker we get back to cooking, the sooner we get to enjoy the pies."</span>'' | <span class="BOLD">Prayer said before combat:</span> ''<span class="ITALIC">"Pruni, make these warriors proud and fierce, feed them the best courage, and let them digest stoutness. The quicker we get back to cooking, the sooner we get to enjoy the pies."</span>'' | ||
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Starting on 21st <span class="FORCELINK">Junar</span>, the Midsummer Festival begins a weeklong celebration that seems to instill the world with a sparkling spirit of youth. Halflings in the northern hempisphere gather in central hubs to simply have as much fun as possible. Those in the south celebrate this on 21st <span class="FORCELINK">Decilar</span>. Normally, organized in conjunction with the Church of Deliar, Lucky Clovers take it upon themselves to create the most delicious of recipes, and like a dream for anyone with taste buds, they offer these in great quantities for many to enjoy. Midsummer Festival is littered with many forms of entertainment, ranging from simple juggling acts by the corner peddler to elaborate theatrical plays performed by famous artist bands. Parents proudly announce their new babies to the community, and many couples choose this week to marry, often celebrating their union with complete strangers, yet loving every minute of it. In Port Hempstead, where it is rumored the festival began, it is also a time when nominations for the city council are made, leading to the eventual elections at the end of the month. Lucky Clovers don't bother much with politics, however, and instead they take the time to gossip to their heart's content until the early hours of the morning. Eventually, Midsummer Festival ends with a song performed by a renowned bard, a lot of happy hangovers, and extra cleaning work for the <span class="FORCELINK">Saplings</span>. | Starting on 21st <span class="FORCELINK">Junar</span>, the Midsummer Festival begins a weeklong celebration that seems to instill the world with a sparkling spirit of youth. Halflings in the northern hempisphere gather in central hubs to simply have as much fun as possible. Those in the south celebrate this on 21st <span class="FORCELINK">Decilar</span>. Normally, organized in conjunction with the Church of [[Deliar]], Lucky Clovers take it upon themselves to create the most delicious of recipes, and like a dream for anyone with taste buds, they offer these in great quantities for many to enjoy. Midsummer Festival is littered with many forms of entertainment, ranging from simple juggling acts by the corner peddler to elaborate theatrical plays performed by famous artist bands. Parents proudly announce their new babies to the community, and many couples choose this week to marry, often celebrating their union with complete strangers, yet loving every minute of it. In [[Port Hempstead]], where it is rumored the festival began, it is also a time when nominations for the city council are made, leading to the eventual elections at the end of the month. Lucky Clovers don't bother much with politics, however, and instead they take the time to gossip to their heart's content until the early hours of the morning. Eventually, Midsummer Festival ends with a song performed by a renowned [[bard]], a lot of happy hangovers, and extra cleaning work for the <span class="FORCELINK">Saplings</span>. | ||
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