Eoteran Holidays

Less of a day, and more of a week, that takes place in the 2nd week of December. Though this isn’t always Winter time for all Eoterans, it’s still celebrated in the same manner with the same name. It is a time when people spend time together and give thanks for the loved ones in their lives.

Decorating with lights and colors is customary and a symbol of the vividness loved ones bring to ones’ world. Gifts are not a usual part of the tradition, but are given on rare occasions.

Also known as Lover’s Day, it is a celebration of the feelings that grow in early Spring on March 12. Just as the flowers bloom, so do our hearts!

Celebrated in honor of mothers, motherhood, maternal bonds, and the influence of moms in society. It is celebrated worldwide on May 31st.

Observed the very same day the Global Council was founded on July 8th. Internationally recognized as a day everyone has off work.

Commemorates the spirits of those dearly departed, particularly in Kova just south of Linwood. Once a fierce battleground of old, the people of Kova dress up in beautiful costumes, have candle lit ceremonies, and share by by trading small hand-made cards, candies, and baked goods.

Celebrated as the day In which the Allied Nation States became one unified country.

All of the ANS recognizes this day as the point when the beautiful Autumn leaves typically hit their peak colors. In the Tevi district, their is even a contest to see who can find/grow the biggest, most gorgeous leaf.

Meant to provide warmth during the coldest time of the year, the “giving” is the intentional time spent with loved ones far away. Literal gifts are rare, so if you get one, there’s a very personal reason as to why.

Alternating between the two continents on opposite times of the year, everyone stays up late to watch the sun that never sets.

Mainly observed in Southern Tsukiame, this commemorates the day in which this area broke away from Xyrian rule and became their own country.