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*''Astronomy & Calendar: The sky above is now filled with a full system of celestial mechanics, including 10 orbital bodies and a constellation-filled star field. All of these move independently and will generate phases, eclipses and multiple alignment events. These are all tied to a calendar that has a direct ratio to actual Earth time''<ref>Darkstarr, [https://www.shroudoftheavatar.com/?p=50953 Release 18 Instructions]</ref>
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:''The sky above is now filled with a full system of celestial mechanics, including 10 orbital bodies and a constellation-filled star field. All of these move independently and will generate phases, eclipses and multiple alignment events. These are all tied to a calendar that has a direct ratio to actual Earth time''<ref>Darkstarr, [https://www.shroudoftheavatar.com/?p=50953 Release 18 Instructions]</ref>


All orbital bodies orbit along a equatorial line with New Britannia, seeming to move from the Eastern horizon towards the West.
All orbital bodies orbit along a equatorial line with New Britannia, seeming to move from the Eastern horizon towards the West.

Revision as of 03:08, 22 February 2023

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The sky above is now filled with a full system of celestial mechanics, including 10 orbital bodies and a constellation-filled star field. All of these move independently and will generate phases, eclipses and multiple alignment events. These are all tied to a calendar that has a direct ratio to actual Earth time[1]

All orbital bodies orbit along a equatorial line with New Britannia, seeming to move from the Eastern horizon towards the West.

Orbital Bodies

Constellations

Other Phenomena

See Also

References