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</noinclude>Arrival of the Stonehands is the first of three holidays collectively called the Arrival of the Triad, representing the return of [[the Triad]] from the chaos and the creation of the world. One of the high holy days of [[ | </noinclude>Arrival of the Stonehands is the first of three holidays collectively called the Arrival of the Triad, representing the return of [[the Triad]] from the chaos and the creation of the world. One of the high holy days of [[Baelthor]], the festival day usually includes a trade fair where craftsmen working in stone or earth open their workshops to visitors or set up in the street so others may observe them working. There are often also contests of strength throughout the day, including wrestling, log-tossing and stone-lifting. The day ends with a mass at dusk, with a sermon on the arrival of Balthor from the chaos and the creation of [[Baltheron]] and a celebration of his children, the [[Ilum Balthoran]].<noinclude>[[Category:Baelthor]]</noinclude> | ||
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Lunasa 28
Observed by: Commonplace where the Triad is worshiped, particularly in countries formerly part of the Old Empire
Arrival of the Stonehands is the first of three holidays collectively called the Arrival of the Triad, representing the return of the Triad from the chaos and the creation of the world. One of the high holy days of Baelthor, the festival day usually includes a trade fair where craftsmen working in stone or earth open their workshops to visitors or set up in the street so others may observe them working. There are often also contests of strength throughout the day, including wrestling, log-tossing and stone-lifting. The day ends with a mass at dusk, with a sermon on the arrival of Balthor from the chaos and the creation of Baltheron and a celebration of his children, the Ilum Balthoran.
