17 Wealsun
Celebrated among the Flannae, the Marklands, and in Druidic communities. Seven-year olds are carried blindfolded and barefoot into the woods, and must find a new name before returning to the village feast. Each child is released separately and alone. They are guided by rowdy singing (and a huge bonfire if they are slow), and when they return they are carried into the centre of the gathering to whisper their name into the fire. This is their Truename, with all that implies. It should be noted that rangers and priests of Elhonna are also especially busy this night, quietly patrolling the area and looking out for the children's safety. In friendly lands some elves are also drawn to this sort of role, and it is considered a good omen for a child to successfully spot one.
| Greyhawk Calendar | |
|---|---|
| days | Starday • Sunday • Moonday • Godsday • Waterday • Earthday • Freeday |
| months | Needfest • Fireseek • Readying • Coldeven • Growfest • Planting • Flocktime • Wealsun • Richfest • Reaping • Goodmonth • Harvester • Brewfest • Patchwall • Ready'reat • Sunsebb |
| holidays | New Year's Day • Festival of Saint Bane • Snowdrop Festival • Heartsday • Festival of the Blood Moon • Trapper's Rendezvous • Banapis • Foolsday • Tanabat • Beory's Day • Harnekiah • Saint Cuthbert's Day • Walpurgis • Goodrhys • Festival of the Blinding Light • Bawming the Thorn • Ceremony of the Turning • Sealords' Feast • Midsummer • Sotillion's Day • Grandmote • King's Festival • Miner's Fairs • Loggers' Fests • Raksha Bandhan • Imperium Invicta • Feast of Wenta • Bellringer's Feast • Lammas • Wiccrhys • Turning of the Shebbear Stone • Festival of Hope • Day of Remembrance • Day of Reflection • Day of Retribution • Great Freeday • Marihwyd • Days of Thought |