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Celebrated after a successful raid, capture, or acquisition, ''the Taking Tide'' is a ritual of recognition rather than gratitude. Spoils are divided according to pre-agreed structure, and a portion is cast back into the sea as acknowledgment of the deeper forces that made the victory possible. This is one of the few Taltan observances marked by visible activity, though it remains controlled and purposeful, never indulgent.< | |start_date= Moveable | ||
|end_date= <!-- If the holiday has multiple days, include the end date here --> | |||
|observed= Almost exclusively by worshipers of [[Taltos|Taltos the Deepdweller]] or pirates serving above a ship that is observant | |||
|type= <!-- Religious, National, Regional, Organizational, etc. --> | |||
|frequency= Performed to celebrate a great success | |||
|description= Celebrated after a successful raid, capture, or acquisition, ''the Taking Tide'' is a ritual of recognition rather than gratitude. Spoils are divided according to pre-agreed structure, and a portion is cast back into the sea as acknowledgment of the deeper forces that made the victory possible. This is one of the few Taltan observances marked by visible activity, though it remains controlled and purposeful, never indulgent. | |||
|origins= <!-- If appropriate, what event the holiday commemorates --> | |||
|variations= <!-- cultural variations that may exist, perhaps for different schisms in a church or how it is celebrated across different cultures --> | |||
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Latest revision as of 17:19, 26 August 2026
Moveable
Observed by: Almost exclusively by worshipers of Taltos the Deepdweller or pirates serving above a ship that is observant
Frequency: Performed to celebrate a great success
Celebrated after a successful raid, capture, or acquisition, the Taking Tide is a ritual of recognition rather than gratitude. Spoils are divided according to pre-agreed structure, and a portion is cast back into the sea as acknowledgment of the deeper forces that made the victory possible. This is one of the few Taltan observances marked by visible activity, though it remains controlled and purposeful, never indulgent.
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