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| #1Ventus_FragoJun 09, 2010 11:26:50 | I'm running an adventure that will give the location to the Golden City in Xen'drik. The players will have a chart that has a bunch of angles listed under the twelve existing moons. It's supposed to work by using geometry to determine locations. So for example 1 Therrendor the moon Zarantyr is at 107.669, Olarune is at 1.815 etc. The problem is I don't remember if there was a name for the 'lost moon' in any source book. It's part of the mystery the PC's need to figure out. note: I didn't figure out any angles, they're just gobbledy **** to give an idea of the information for the players. |
| #2AvonRekaesJun 09, 2010 11:35:06 | I believe it was something like "Crya"? I dunno... It was probably in Dragons of Eberron |
| #3morgrumJun 11, 2010 9:56:21 | The religious calander used by the Blood of Vol (the Qabalrin Wheel) has a 13th month called Crya, so presumably that's the name of the 13th moon as well. (Orginial source propably Faiths of Eberron, took it from a spreadsheet I put together several years ago). |
| #4Ventus_FragoJun 11, 2010 10:37:21 | You're both right, it is Crya. I finally found a reference in the Grand History of Eberron PDF. Hurray! I was just going to use Mythum until I found it. Thanks! |