MOON MOONS

MOON MOONS

THE MOONS OF AABAHRAN

Aabahran is watched over by three moons: Lysenties the White, Nercuros the
Grey, and Dyphrities the Black. To many they are simple signs in the night
sky that mark the tides, seasons, omens, harvests and fears. To clerics,
paladins, prophets, and druids they are far more.

The moons are bound to Aabahran by forces far older than mortal's recorded
history. Their movements shape the seas, and stir the earths while marking
the long rhythms that many cultures measure rites of worship and warnings by.

Often called the Lunar Triad their path is measure by Lysenties, nearest and
swiftest completes her circuit once every decade. Nercuros follows at a
slower pace, completing his in two.

While Dyphrities, the furthest and slowest marks her dark passage every
fourth year.

Nearly every mortal culture has named these celestial objects and feared,
worshiped or blamed their passage for something. Sailors and farmers would
watch them for their tides and the weather for their crops. Priests will read
them for blessings and signs, the halls of shamans and druids speak of them
more carefully as they have long known that moons have a way of marking those
hours when the world feels thinner.

Lysenties is the White Moon, a bright and pale beacon in the night sky. Often
associated with life, healing, protection and birth it is often viewed as a
sacred endurance of the soul.

Nercuros is the Grey Moon, heavy and solemn. Often associated with balance,
memory, times, judgement and consequence.

Dyphrities is the Black Moon, distant and dim. Often associated with death,
secrets, endings, prophecy and undeath all manner of places where light is
unwelcome.

The full power and mystery of the moons is hidden from mortals but perhaps
that is for the best. While many believe that divine power, magic, prophecy
and fates are all touched in some way by their passing across the night sky.

See also: LYSENTIES, NERCUROS, DYPHRITIES, LUNAR TRIAD