The Taking Tide - Revision history

Noctifer at 17:19, 26 August 2026

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-Celebrated after a successful raid, capture, or acquisition, ''the Taking Tide'' is a ritual of recognition rather than gratitude. Spoils are divided according to pre-agreed structure, and a portion is cast back into the sea as acknowledgment of the deeper forces that made the victory possible. This is one of the few Taltan observances marked by visible activity, though it remains controlled and purposeful, never indulgent.<noinclude>{{Fey_Source|chapter=Culture|section=Holidays}}[[Category:Culture]][[Category:Taltos]]</noinclude>
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Noctifer at 04:44, 8 May 2026

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	Celebrated after a successful raid, capture, or acquisition, ''the Taking Tide'' is a ritual of recognition rather than gratitude. Spoils are divided according to pre-agreed structure, and a portion is cast back into the sea as acknowledgment of the deeper forces that made the victory possible. This is one of the few Taltan observances marked by visible activity, though it remains controlled and purposeful, never indulgent.<noinclude>{{Fey_Source\|chapter=Culture\|section=Holidays}}[[Category:Culture]][[Category:Taltos]]</noinclude>		Celebrated after a successful raid, capture, or acquisition, ''the Taking Tide'' is a ritual of recognition rather than gratitude. Spoils are divided according to pre-agreed structure, and a portion is cast back into the sea as acknowledgment of the deeper forces that made the victory possible. This is one of the few Taltan observances marked by visible activity, though it remains controlled and purposeful, never indulgent.<noinclude>{{Fey_Source\|chapter=Culture\|section=Holidays}}[[Category:Culture]][[Category:Taltos]]</noinclude>

Noctifer at 04:44, 8 May 2026

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	{{Holiday\|day=~~Various, often in early Summer~~\|observed=Worshipers of [[Taltos\|Taltos the Deepdweller]]}}		{{Holiday\|day=Moveable\|observed=Worshipers of [[Taltos\|Taltos the Deepdweller]]}}
	Celebrated after a successful raid, capture, or acquisition, ''the Taking Tide'' is a ritual of recognition rather than gratitude. Spoils are divided according to pre-agreed structure, and a portion is cast back into the sea as acknowledgment of the deeper forces that made the victory possible. This is one of the few Taltan observances marked by visible activity, though it remains controlled and purposeful, never indulgent.<noinclude>{{Fey_Source\|chapter=Culture\|section=Holidays}}[[Category:Culture]][[Category:Taltos]]</noinclude>		Celebrated after a successful raid, capture, or acquisition, ''the Taking Tide'' is a ritual of recognition rather than gratitude. Spoils are divided according to pre-agreed structure, and a portion is cast back into the sea as acknowledgment of the deeper forces that made the victory possible. This is one of the few Taltan observances marked by visible activity, though it remains controlled and purposeful, never indulgent.<noinclude>{{Fey_Source\|chapter=Culture\|section=Holidays}}[[Category:Culture]][[Category:Taltos]]</noinclude>

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<includeonly>{{Article_Reference|article=The Taking Tide}}</includeonly>
{{Holiday|day=Various, often in early Summer|observed=Worshipers of [[Taltos|Taltos the Deepdweller]]}}
Celebrated after a successful raid, capture, or acquisition, ''the Taking Tide'' is a ritual of recognition rather than gratitude. Spoils are divided according to pre-agreed structure, and a portion is cast back into the sea as acknowledgment of the deeper forces that made the victory possible. This is one of the few Taltan observances marked by visible activity, though it remains controlled and purposeful, never indulgent.<noinclude>{{Fey_Source|chapter=Culture|section=Holidays}}[[Category:Culture]][[Category:Taltos]]</noinclude>