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__Midsummer Day__ '''Midsummer Day''' is consider the Holy Day of (([[Pelor))]], god of sun, light, and healing. In most (([[good)) ]] or (([[neutral)) ]] places this is an official rest day, and the holiday is even respected in some evil lands like the (([[Great Kingdom))]]. Feasting and enjoying the sun are important activities, and it is considered a sign of respect to wear yellow somewhere on one's person. In non-(([[evil)) ]] lands, at least, those who don't are regarded with some suspicion. The weather tends to be uncannily reliable (rain is generally a sure sign of Pelor's extreme disfavour with an area), and public services are held outdoors by Pelor's (([[priests))]]. A public processional is followed by a free meal, and healing and comfort is provided to the needy while priests and priestesses vigorously entreat the more fortunate for alms.

All (([[undead)) ]] are turned at +4 during __Midsummer Day__'''Midsummer Day'''. Priests of (([[Nerull)) ]] also dread this day, as they suffer a -2 on all rolls and opponents get a +2 to save vs. their spells. The bonus against (([[undead)) ]] vanishes that night, but the priests of Nerull must lie low until the next night before their curse wears off.

Note that in the (([[Theocracy of the Pale))]], this day is held to be sacred of (([[Pholtus)) ]] instead, though many of the same activities occur. Travelers are warned that celebrants all wear white instead, and yellow clothing or a yellow fabric strip pinned to one's tunic are considered blasphemous.

Both moons are full the 4th day of Richfest, on __Midsummer Night__'''Midsummer Night'''. (([[Lycanthropes)) aplently]] aplenty, but (([[faeries)) ]] are also extremely active and (([[Mages)) ]] also report certain (([[spell)) ]] enhancements now and again. This is often the evening when spell-shows happen.

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