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Also simply known as "the Scales", this is a holy day devoted to fairness and equity, as represented by St. Falania. Participants debate, conduct mock trials, and engage in other activities that emphasize fairness, ensuring that all are treated with respect and impartiality. On the rare occasion that a worshipper is to be tried for heresy, it is typically on this day that such a trial is held.<noinclude>[[Category:Thallos]]</noinclude> | Also simply known as "the Scales", this is a holy day devoted to fairness and equity, as represented by St. Falania. Participants debate, conduct mock trials, and engage in other activities that emphasize fairness, ensuring that all are treated with respect and impartiality. On the rare occasion that a worshipper is to be tried for heresy, it is typically on this day that such a trial is held.<noinclude>[[Category:Thallos]]</noinclude> | ||
Latest revision as of 21:13, 15 August 2024
Around Sultain 6
Observed by: Outside of Thallean Gymnasiae, the Trial of St. Salas is rarely observed
Also simply known as "the Scales", this is a holy day devoted to fairness and equity, as represented by St. Falania. Participants debate, conduct mock trials, and engage in other activities that emphasize fairness, ensuring that all are treated with respect and impartiality. On the rare occasion that a worshipper is to be tried for heresy, it is typically on this day that such a trial is held.
