Brother Reginald on 29/1/2006 at 17:23
Well I was wondering what sort of Holidays people in The City have, like Christmas etc. I know the Hammers and Pagans have their own festivals like St. Edgar's day, but what about the other people, like peasants etc.
Hope some of you taffers can help me out.
P.S By the way I'm not a newb to the game; I've had all the games for quite a while, but I've only just discovered the wonders of TTLG forums. So be nice!
:D
Ominous cowl on 29/1/2006 at 19:39
Quote Posted by Brother Reginald
I know the Hammers and Pagans have their own festivals like St. Edgar's day
Did you know that the Pagans celebrate
Undead Tomatoe day?
Brother Reginald on 29/1/2006 at 20:59
Haha cool.
Ominous cowl on 29/1/2006 at 23:03
"Normally, tomatoes are not buried in the soil.
But they will eventually come out." - excerpt from a speech by a pagan mystic, who ate an undead tomato
Solabusca on 30/1/2006 at 01:27
Well, per some letters in T2, they do celebrate things like solstices and whatnot.
.j.
ZeroFlight on 30/1/2006 at 12:27
If I remember right, they name one in T2 Trail of Blood at the pumpkin patch in the village. Perhaps they clebrate the Great Pumpkin too?
Bronze Griffin on 30/1/2006 at 12:56
A Harvest of some kind surely.
R Soul on 30/1/2006 at 14:41
Well the Pagans do have The Gathering Place - the most boring name ever :p
Is that the best they could do? These people who worship the Woodsie Lord and get along just fine with Apebeasts, Treebeasts etc... and they couldn't even come up with a decent name :nono:
But the Pagans don't live in the City so they don't count.
There could be something in the middle of winter to thank the Builder for giving them the skill and craftsmanship to make things that keep them warm, provide them with somewhere to live etc.
In spring there could be something to thank the Woodsie Lord for giving them food again.
Of course people would have to be careful about the latter, with Pagans being frowned upon in the City.
Brother Reginald on 30/1/2006 at 15:58
Yeah good ideas. Keep it up!
Bronze Griffin on 5/2/2006 at 16:49
Yes R Soul, that makes a lot of sense. Surely the Builder would be thanked at the end of Summer for the invention of the agricultural machinery that the City would need to feed it.
