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{{Holiday|start_date=Sheldsmet 28|observed=Commonplace, particularly in urban areas | {{Holiday | ||
All Troth's Day is a high holy day dedicated to the god of oaths, [[Fides]] the Oathbinder. Traditionally, it is considered an auspicious day to enter into new contracts, treaties between nations are formally recognized and a day to affirm the renewal of annual contracts (many contracts initiated by the faithful of Fides will stipulate this annual renewal as a requirement of the contract). In most urban areas, this renewal is handled in a morning service at temple, where the congregation participates in a general promise to renew all oaths given in the previous year. Lying on All Troth's Day is considered to draw the particular wrath of Fides and children often play "[[Trothed or Durst]]" where a question is asked and the other must answer truthfully or accept a dare defined by the questioner.<noinclude>[[Category:Fides]]</noinclude> | |start_date= Sheldsmet 28 | ||
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Latest revision as of 16:35, 26 August 2026
Sheldsmet 28
Observed by: Commonplace, particularly in urban areas
Type: Religious
Frequency: Annual
All Troth's Day is a high holy day dedicated to the god of oaths, Fides the Oathbinder. Traditionally, it is considered an auspicious day to enter into new contracts, treaties between nations are formally recognized and a day to affirm the renewal of annual contracts (many contracts initiated by the faithful of Fides will stipulate this annual renewal as a requirement of the contract). In most urban areas, this renewal is handled in a morning service at temple, where the congregation participates in a general promise to renew all oaths given in the previous year. Lying on All Troth's Day is considered to draw the particular wrath of Fides and children often play "Trothed or Durst" where a question is asked and the other must answer truthfully or accept a dare defined by the questioner.
