Dolmenwood Book of Hours: Haggryme
Haggryme
The Fading of Winter, 3rd Month of the Year| 5 | Frisk | The Feast of St. Clister. |
| 6 | Eggfast | The Feast of St. Ponch. Pluritine Observances: Release of stick, bark, and leaf boats down local waterways and making food offerings to feed the lost in hopes of guiding them home. |
| 11 | Moot | The Feast of St. Flatius. |
| 12 | Frisk | The Feast of St. Quister. Pluritine Observances: It is customary to bring your to the local priest at mass for a blessing of the animals. Clergy make rounds among the farmers bestowing such blessings on livestock. |
| 13 | Eggfast | The Feast of St. Aeynid. |
| 18 | Moot | The Feast of St. Visyg. |
| 22 | Colly | The Feast of St. Pannard. |
| 23 | Chime | The Feast of St. Simone. |
| 25 | Moot | The Feast of St. Sortia. |
| 27 | Eggfast | The Feast of St. Pastery. Pluritine Observances: Priests and clergy visit local wells and bestow blessings on them. People makes a feast from a winter calf. The largest such observances are in and around Lankshorn. |
| 28 | Sunning | The Feast of St. Bethany. |
| 29 | Yarl's Day | The Feast of St. Tumbel. |
| 30 | The Day of Virgins | The Feast of St. Lillibeth. Pluritine Observances: Folk fashion or buy folded paper doves on which they write their afflictions. These are offered in supplication in hope that St. Lillibeth will intervene to cure them. In Meagre's Reach, people construct a bonfire in the village square in which to offer their doves. |
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