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{{PAGENAME}} is one of eight moon like orbital bodies visible in the sky above [[New Britannia]] that relate to a specific [[Obsidian Cabalists|Obsidian Cabalist]]. The blue orbital body completes a full orbit every 19 days.<ref>[https://sotawiki.net/sota/Community:Astronomy Community Astronomy Orbital Durations]</ref>  
{{PAGENAME}} is one of eight moon like orbital bodies, also visible in the sky above [[New Britannia]] that relate to a specific [[Obsidian Cabalists|Obsidian Cabalist]]. The blue orbital body completes a full orbit every 19 days.<ref>[https://sotawiki.net/sota/Community:Astronomy Community Astronomy Orbital Durations]</ref>  
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Revision as of 20:48, 9 March 2023

Template:Infobox Template:Tocright Deceit is one of eight moon like orbital bodies, also visible in the sky above New Britannia that relate to a specific Obsidian Cabalist. The blue orbital body completes a full orbit every 19 days.[1]

Related Cabalist Dolus
Color Blue

Town Sieges

  • When this object is within a specific constellation, the Obsidian Cabalist Dolus will lead a town siege in any Patron City that has a Devotional that is related to the constellation.

The Eight Cabalist Moons

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Object Tracking

  • These objects can be tracked with a Moondial, to determine their current position and which constellation they may be currently residing in.
  • Equipping an Astrolabe at night, will allow you to see the constellations in the sky.

See Also


Gallery

Trivia

  • 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[2]

References