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A '''solar esclipse''' occurs on a day when the [[new moon | moon is new]] according to a cycle that it far more elaborate than the [[solar cycle]] governing the [[sunrise | rising]] and the [[sunset | setting]] of the [[sun]]. | |||
The [[Church of Belenus]] interprets solar eclipses as ominous portents.<ref>[[Ravenloft Third Edition]] p. 50</ref> | |||
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Successfly predicting a solar esclipe is possible, but is very difficult and requires [[Knowledge (astrology)]] or [[Knowledge (astronomy)]] as opposed to [[knowledge (nature)]]. | |||
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[[Category:Sun]] | |||
[[Category:Moon]] | |||
[[Category:Daily Solar Cycle Dependent]] | |||
[[Category:Solar Cycle Dependent]] | |||
[[Category:New Moon Dependent]] | |||
[[Category:Daily Lunar Cycle Dependent]] | |||
[[Category:Monthly Lunar Cycle Dependent]] | |||
[[Category:Lunar Cycle Dependent]] | |||
[[Category:Astrological Event]] | |||
[[Category:Astronomical Event]] | |||
[[Category:Solar Astrology]] | |||
[[Category:Solar Astronomy]] | |||
[[Category:Astrology]] | |||
[[Category:Astronomy]] | |||
Latest revision as of 10:36, 1 May 2023
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This section contains canon info from officially published sources |
A solar esclipse occurs on a day when the moon is new according to a cycle that it far more elaborate than the solar cycle governing the rising and the setting of the sun.
The Church of Belenus interprets solar eclipses as ominous portents.[1]
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This section contains Homebrew non-canon info, created by fans |
Successfly predicting a solar esclipe is possible, but is very difficult and requires Knowledge (astrology) or Knowledge (astronomy) as opposed to knowledge (nature).
References
- ↑ Ravenloft Third Edition p. 50
