The Week

Aggraday
Named after Aggra Mona, the Goddess of romance, family and generosity. She is supremely beautiful.

Havalana
Named after Havalana, the Goddess of lust, birth and death. They are shrouded in a net which snares bodies and souls.

Theday
Named after Thedelule, the Goddess of music, drugs and celebration. They are tall and lithe, dressed in loose clothing and a crown of candlefire.

This is the only day of the week with no curfew, allowing merchants to stay out in the night. Throughout the day, there are various bands playing cheerful music, as well as lanterns in the air. During this time, paper flowers can be found on the ground.

Onday
Named after Onas, the Goddess of interiors, time and the cosmos. She wears a long gown with a face-concealing hood.

Smashed lanterns from the previous Theday can be found on the ground.

Sprenday
Named after Sprense, the Goddess of curses, enchantments and rituals. She is an inscrutable glowing orb.

Delviday
Named after Delvine, the Goddess of peril, traps and monsters. She is wreathed in many arms holding jewel-encrusted weapons.

Valday
Named after Vala, the Goddess of daring, courage and discipline. They are heavily armored and carry a nondescript staff.

Bebday
Named after Beb, the Goddess of good luck, poverty and random numbers. Her fat, smiling face has countless eyes looking in all directions.

Lausterday
Named after Lauster, the Goddess of loot, influence and good deals. She carefully balances stacks of gold coins on her head and shoulders.