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	The Days of the Anvil are a annual series of festival days among the dwarven Kingdoms to mark the end of the year and the start of a new year. The Days of the Anvil begin 179 days after the lowest level of the water table detected by the Kingdom's [[Tímavörður]], a priest of [[Baelthor\|Balthor]] who is responsible for timekeeping in the Kingdom. Therefore, different Kingdoms may vary by a few days if one Kingdom's water level is lowest on a different day than one of the others. Some remote dwarven colonies may also determine their own day to start the festivals, but this is typical only in communities that may not be reached within 179 days (because of distance or isolation).		{{TOC left}}The Days of the Anvil are a annual series of festival days among the dwarven Kingdoms to mark the end of the year and the start of a new year. The Days of the Anvil begin 179 days after the lowest level of the water table detected by the Kingdom's [[Tímavörður]], a priest of [[Baelthor\|Balthor]] who is responsible for timekeeping in the Kingdom. Therefore, different Kingdoms may vary by a few days if one Kingdom's water level is lowest on a different day than one of the others. Some remote dwarven colonies may also determine their own day to start the festivals, but this is typical only in communities that may not be reached within 179 days (because of distance or isolation).

	In order, the Days of the Anvil are as follows:		In order, the Days of the Anvil are as follows:

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The Days of the Anvil are a annual series of festival days among the dwarven Kingdoms to mark the end of the year and the start of a new year. The Days of the Anvil begin 179 days after the lowest level of the water table detected by the Kingdom's [[Tímavörður]], a priest of [[Baelthor|Balthor]] who is responsible for timekeeping in the Kingdom. Therefore, different Kingdoms may vary by a few days if one Kingdom's water level is lowest on a different day than one of the others. Some remote dwarven colonies may also determine their own day to start the festivals, but this is typical only in communities that may not be reached within 179 days (because of distance or isolation).

In order, the Days of the Anvil are as follows:

====Anvil's Wake====
{{:Anvil's Wake}}
====Ember's Rest====
{{:Ember's Rest}}
====Stonefather’s Gaze====
{{:Stonefather’s Gaze}}
====First Hammer====
{{:First Hammer}}
====Forgefire====
{{:Forgefire}}
====Day of the Stonebonds====
{{:Day of the Stonebonds}}
<noinclude>{{Fey_Source|chapter= Culture|article= }}[[Category:Culture]][[Category:Dwarves]][[Category:Holidays]]</noinclude>

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