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An event is an instant of the [[present]] that has gone past, belonging now to [[past]], but that is worthy of being remembered, of being reflected upon, of being recounted by [[history]]. A event is memorable. Or a nearly ignored incident proves in the fullness of [[time]] to be consequential, memorable, and an event.
An event is an instant of the [[present]] that has gone past, belonging now to [[past]], but that is worthy of being remembered, of being reflected upon, of being recounted by [[history]]. A event is memorable. Virtually ignored incidents may proves in [[time]] to be consequential, memorable, and so equally events. For example, a [[2nd Verse of Hyskosa's Hexad comes to pass|death in childbirth]] that is part of a [[prophecy]] of a coming [[The Grand Conjunction|great upheaval]].


Below are events in the history of the setting or of one or more of its domains, such as [[The Grand Conjunction]] and [[The Grim Harvest]].
Below are events in the history of the Ravenloft setting or of one or more of its [[lands]], such as [[The Great Upheaval]] and [[The Grim Harvest]].


Also included are recurring holidays and celebrations.
Also included are recurring holidays and celebrations.
See: [[Event Trait]]


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Latest revision as of 03:02, 26 October 2011

An event is an instant of the present that has gone past, belonging now to past, but that is worthy of being remembered, of being reflected upon, of being recounted by history. A event is memorable. Virtually ignored incidents may proves in time to be consequential, memorable, and so equally events. For example, a death in childbirth that is part of a prophecy of a coming great upheaval.

Below are events in the history of the Ravenloft setting or of one or more of its lands, such as The Great Upheaval and The Grim Harvest.

Also included are recurring holidays and celebrations.

See: Event Trait

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Pages in category "Event"

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