Day of Dawn’s Reflection - Revision history

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	==Celebration==		==Celebration==
	Originally a semi-religious holiday, the Day of Dawn's Reflection devolved upon the simple practice of giving gifts among neighbors, friends, and relatives. It is therefore associated with folkloric characters including the Good Fairy, the Yule Gnome, and Santa Claus.		Originally a semi-religious holiday, the Day of Dawn's Reflection devolved upon the simple practice of giving gifts among neighbors, friends, and relatives. It is therefore associated with folkloric characters including the Good Fairy, the Yule Gnome, and Santa Claus.

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CourseDirector at 16:41, 16 November 2018

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	The ''Day of Dawn's Reflection'' is one of the chief [[Alliance Holidays]], commemorating the initial peace between [[~~Uther~~]] and the [[Gudersnipe Army]].		The ''Day of Dawn's Reflection'' is one of the chief [[Alliance Holidays]], commemorating the initial peace between [[Eieber]] and the [[Gudersnipe Army]].

	==Origin==		==Origin==
	According to the [[Alliance]], the first such 'Day' occurred when ~~Uther~~'s followers and the Gudersnipe Army had overcome every other political force in the [[Known Worlds]], and each faced the other as the sole remaining enemy. Prior to their arranged battle, a dense fog obscured the two armies, rendering it impractical either to fight or to leave and return; and in this obscurity, the two leaders ~~Uther~~ the [[Ataya]]n and [[Laytami Gudersnipe]] sat back-to-back, neither identifying himself except as a soldier of his own side, and talked at some length of each campaign's purposes; ultimately concluding that the two armies had similar objects and might benefit by coöperation. Upon the fog lifting, each commander identified the other and called a cease-fire, which lasted (in varying degrees) until the Sixth Age.		According to the [[Alliance]], the first such 'Day' occurred when Eieber's followers and the Gudersnipe Army had overcome every other political force in the [[Known Worlds]], and each faced the other as the sole remaining enemy. Prior to their arranged battle, a dense fog obscured the two armies, rendering it impractical either to fight or to leave and return; and in this obscurity, the two leaders Eieber the [[Ataya]]n and [[Laytami Gudersnipe]] sat back-to-back, neither identifying himself except as a soldier of his own side, and talked at some length of each campaign's purposes; ultimately concluding that the two armies had similar objects and might benefit by coöperation. Upon the fog lifting, each commander identified the other and called a cease-fire, which lasted (in varying degrees) until the Sixth Age.

	==Celebration==		==Celebration==
	Originally a semi-religious holiday, the Day of Dawn's Reflection devolved upon the simple practice of giving gifts among neighbors, friends, and relatives. It is therefore associated with folkloric characters including the Good Fairy, the Yule Gnome, and Santa Claus.		Originally a semi-religious holiday, the Day of Dawn's Reflection devolved upon the simple practice of giving gifts among neighbors, friends, and relatives. It is therefore associated with folkloric characters including the Good Fairy, the Yule Gnome, and Santa Claus.

Siddharth1 at 01:34, 14 March 2017

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	The ''Day of Dawn's Reflection'' is ~~a holiday ubiquitous in~~ the [[Alliance]], commemorating the initial peace between [[Uther]] and the [[Gudersnipe Army]].		The ''Day of Dawn's Reflection'' is one of the chief [[Alliance Holidays]], commemorating the initial peace between [[Uther]] and the [[Gudersnipe Army]].

	==Origin==		==Origin==
	According to the Alliance, the first such 'Day' occurred when Uther's followers and the Gudersnipe Army had overcome every other political force in the [[Known Worlds]], and each faced the other as the sole remaining enemy. Prior to their arranged battle, a dense fog obscured the two armies, rendering it impractical either to fight or to leave and return; and in this obscurity, the two leaders Uther the [[Ataya]]n and [[Laytami Gudersnipe]] sat back-to-back, neither identifying himself except as a soldier of his own side, and talked at some length of each campaign's purposes; ultimately concluding that the two armies had similar objects and might benefit by coöperation. Upon the fog lifting, each commander identified the other and called a cease-fire, which lasted (in varying degrees) until the Sixth Age.		According to the [[Alliance]], the first such 'Day' occurred when Uther's followers and the Gudersnipe Army had overcome every other political force in the [[Known Worlds]], and each faced the other as the sole remaining enemy. Prior to their arranged battle, a dense fog obscured the two armies, rendering it impractical either to fight or to leave and return; and in this obscurity, the two leaders Uther the [[Ataya]]n and [[Laytami Gudersnipe]] sat back-to-back, neither identifying himself except as a soldier of his own side, and talked at some length of each campaign's purposes; ultimately concluding that the two armies had similar objects and might benefit by coöperation. Upon the fog lifting, each commander identified the other and called a cease-fire, which lasted (in varying degrees) until the Sixth Age.

	==Celebration==		==Celebration==
	Originally a semi-religious holiday, the Day of Dawn's Reflection devolved upon the simple practice of giving gifts among neighbors, friends, and relatives. It is therefore associated with folkloric characters including the Good Fairy, the Yule Gnome, and Santa Claus.		Originally a semi-religious holiday, the Day of Dawn's Reflection devolved upon the simple practice of giving gifts among neighbors, friends, and relatives. It is therefore associated with folkloric characters including the Good Fairy, the Yule Gnome, and Santa Claus.

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	==Origin==		==Origin==
	According to the Alliance, the first such 'Day' occurred when Uther's followers and the Gudersnipe Army had overcome every other political force in the [[Known Worlds]], and each faced the other as the sole remaining enemy. Prior to their arranged battle, a dense fog obscured the two armies, rendering it impractical either to fight or to leave and return; and in this obscurity, the two leaders Uther the [[Ataya]]n and [[Laytami Gudersnipe ~~Savont~~]] sat back-to-back, neither identifying himself except as a soldier of his own side, and talked at some length of each campaign's purposes; ultimately concluding that the two armies had similar objects and might benefit by coöperation. Upon the fog lifting, each commander identified the other and called a cease-fire, which lasted (in varying degrees) until the Sixth Age.		According to the Alliance, the first such 'Day' occurred when Uther's followers and the Gudersnipe Army had overcome every other political force in the [[Known Worlds]], and each faced the other as the sole remaining enemy. Prior to their arranged battle, a dense fog obscured the two armies, rendering it impractical either to fight or to leave and return; and in this obscurity, the two leaders Uther the [[Ataya]]n and [[Laytami Gudersnipe]] sat back-to-back, neither identifying himself except as a soldier of his own side, and talked at some length of each campaign's purposes; ultimately concluding that the two armies had similar objects and might benefit by coöperation. Upon the fog lifting, each commander identified the other and called a cease-fire, which lasted (in varying degrees) until the Sixth Age.

	==Celebration==		==Celebration==
	Originally a semi-religious holiday, the Day of Dawn's Reflection devolved upon the simple practice of giving gifts among neighbors, friends, and relatives. It is therefore associated with folkloric characters including the Good Fairy, the Yule Gnome, and Santa Claus.		Originally a semi-religious holiday, the Day of Dawn's Reflection devolved upon the simple practice of giving gifts among neighbors, friends, and relatives. It is therefore associated with folkloric characters including the Good Fairy, the Yule Gnome, and Santa Claus.

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The ''Day of Dawn's Reflection'' is a holiday ubiquitous in the [[Alliance]], commemorating the initial peace between [[Uther]] and the [[Gudersnipe Army]].

==Origin==
According to the Alliance, the first such 'Day' occurred when Uther's followers and the Gudersnipe Army had overcome every other political force in the [[Known Worlds]], and each faced the other as the sole remaining enemy. Prior to their arranged battle, a dense fog obscured the two armies, rendering it impractical either to fight or to leave and return; and in this obscurity, the two leaders Uther the [[Ataya]]n and [[Laytami Gudersnipe Savont]] sat back-to-back, neither identifying himself except as a soldier of his own side, and talked at some length of each campaign's purposes; ultimately concluding that the two armies had similar objects and might benefit by coöperation. Upon the fog lifting, each commander identified the other and called a cease-fire, which lasted (in varying degrees) until the Sixth Age.

==Celebration==
Originally a semi-religious holiday, the Day of Dawn's Reflection devolved upon the simple practice of giving gifts among neighbors, friends, and relatives. It is therefore associated with folkloric characters including the Good Fairy, the Yule Gnome, and Santa Claus.