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As Ciere orbits around Degregorius much more quickly-- about four times faster -- than Valenth itself, it is often partially or completely hidden by the larger star; Ciere is in full view in February, May, August, and November.
Some early civilizations based their calendars upon Ciere's orbit rather than Valenth's.
Many [[Mage mages]] and [[Alchemy alchemists]] invoke it in their spells and [[Magic magical]] workings. Due to its color, the little star is typically associated with warmth and fire, even though Degregorius is far hotter.
Some early civilizations based their calendars upon Ciere's orbit rather than Valenth's.
Many [[Mage mages]] and [[Alchemy alchemists]] invoke it in their spells and [[Magic magical]] workings. Due to its color, the little star is typically associated with warmth and fire, even though Degregorius is far hotter.
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Some early civilizations based their calendars upon Ciere's orbit rather than Valenth's, and many [[Mage mages]] and [[Alchemy alchemists]] invoke it in their spells and [[Magic magical]] workings.
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As Ciere orbits around Degregorius much more quickly-- about four times faster -- than Valenth itself, it is often partially or completely hidden by the larger star. Ciere is in full view in February, May, August, and November.
Some early civilizations based their calendars upon Ciere's orbit rather than Valenth's, and many [[Mage mages]] and [[Alchemy alchemists]] invoke it in their spells and [[Magic magical]] workings.
Some early civilizations based their calendars upon Ciere's orbit rather than Valenth's, and many [[Mage mages]] and [[Alchemy alchemists]] invoke it in their spells and [[Magic magical]] workings.
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Some early civilizations based their calendars upon Ciere's orbit rather than Valenth's.
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**Ciere** is the smaller of [[Valenth Valenth's]] two suns; a yellow dwarf star in [[Degregorius Degregorius's]] orbit.
As Ciere orbits around Degregorius much more quickly-- about four times faster -- than Valenth itself, it is often partially or completely hidden by the larger star.
Some early civilizations based their calendars upon Ciere's orbit rather than Valenth's.
@@| Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec |
| ) | O | ( | X | ) | O | ( | X | ) | O | ( | X |@@
As Ciere orbits around Degregorius much more quickly-- about four times faster -- than Valenth itself, it is often partially or completely hidden by the larger star.
Some early civilizations based their calendars upon Ciere's orbit rather than Valenth's.
@@| Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec |
| ) | O | ( | X | ) | O | ( | X | ) | O | ( | X |@@
