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Constellations:
8 Major Constellations:
The Unicorn: 12 stars make up the image of a rampant unicorn that dominates the sky from The beginning of Brightleaf to the end of Summervine. In the middle of Summer. Sometimes confused with the Stag, it represents hope and honor and duty. It is opposed by the Wolf and the closest constellation is the lesser constellation of the Chalice. Those born under this symbol are said to be honorable people people holding true to a code of ethics. They are also protective of family and of their homes.
Fish: 11 stars make up this constellation of a fish as if were leaping out of water. This symbol dominates the sky from Nightblossom to Flutterseed, the end of summer to the beginning of autumn. It is associated with the coming of storms as well. It is also know as symbol of the storm god Suriata. Its closes constellations are the Waterfall and the Book. Those said to be born under this symbol are thoughtful people full of deep passions, but are slow to change. They embody deep emotions, fluidity and grace, but can become stagnant or frozen.
Lion: 10 stars make up the constellation of a lion roaring. This symbol dominates the sky through much of autumn from the beginning of Goldcrown to the end of Firebranch. This symbol represents strength, courage and pride and passion. Its closest constellations are the Horn and Sword. It is the most warlike of the constellations and those said to be born under it are considered bold but also arrogant. Lions do not go down without a fight.
Ferret: 7 stars make up this constellation of a ferret standing on all fours. This symbol dominates the sky from the end of autumn to the beginning of winter, starting at the beginning of Ghostwood until the ending of Brownbark. Its closest constellation is the Lion and the Eye. Those born under this symbol are said to be agile, tenacious, and undaunted. They are the troublemakers.
Wolf: 8 stars make up the image of a wolf running. It dominates much of the sky during winter months of Evergreen and Silverbirch. It appears at it's zenith during the Winter Solstice. The wolf represents cunning, speed and hunting. It's closest constellations are the Rune, and the Tree. Those said to be born under this symbol are said to be wise and patient. They work well with others and fight thinking on their feet.
Serpent: 8 stars make up this constellation of a serpent coiled as if ready to strike. It dominates the sky from Blackkwillow to Rosewood which is from the end of winter through the beginning of spring. The closest constellation to it is the Crown and the Stag. It represents cunning, guile and subtlety. Those born under this sign are said to be glib speakers and deadly enemies.
The Stag: 16 stars make up the image of a leaping stag that sits low on the horizon but appears at its zenith during the Spring Equinox. The months associated with it are Snowpetal and Starflower. The Stag represents bounty, strength and fortitude. It's closest constellations are the Spear and the Rose and the crown (as the serpent diminishes). Those said to be born under this symbol will triumph through adversity.
Hawk: 9 stars make up this constellation of a Hawk in flight. This symbol dominates the sky from late spring to early summer. Its months are Sweetsap and Greenoak. The Hawk represents freedom, independence and exploration. It's closest constellations is the Opened Gate. Those said to be born under this constellation are adventurous and can never stay still for long.
12 Minor Constellations:
8 Major Constellations:
The Unicorn: 12 stars make up the image of a rampant unicorn that dominates the sky from The beginning of Brightleaf to the end of Summervine. In the middle of Summer. Sometimes confused with the Stag, it represents hope and honor and duty. It is opposed by the Wolf and the closest constellation is the lesser constellation of the Chalice. Those born under this symbol are said to be honorable people people holding true to a code of ethics. They are also protective of family and of their homes.
Fish: 11 stars make up this constellation of a fish as if were leaping out of water. This symbol dominates the sky from Nightblossom to Flutterseed, the end of summer to the beginning of autumn. It is associated with the coming of storms as well. It is also know as symbol of the storm god Suriata. Its closes constellations are the Waterfall and the Book. Those said to be born under this symbol are thoughtful people full of deep passions, but are slow to change. They embody deep emotions, fluidity and grace, but can become stagnant or frozen.
Lion: 10 stars make up the constellation of a lion roaring. This symbol dominates the sky through much of autumn from the beginning of Goldcrown to the end of Firebranch. This symbol represents strength, courage and pride and passion. Its closest constellations are the Horn and Sword. It is the most warlike of the constellations and those said to be born under it are considered bold but also arrogant. Lions do not go down without a fight.
Ferret: 7 stars make up this constellation of a ferret standing on all fours. This symbol dominates the sky from the end of autumn to the beginning of winter, starting at the beginning of Ghostwood until the ending of Brownbark. Its closest constellation is the Lion and the Eye. Those born under this symbol are said to be agile, tenacious, and undaunted. They are the troublemakers.
Wolf: 8 stars make up the image of a wolf running. It dominates much of the sky during winter months of Evergreen and Silverbirch. It appears at it's zenith during the Winter Solstice. The wolf represents cunning, speed and hunting. It's closest constellations are the Rune, and the Tree. Those said to be born under this symbol are said to be wise and patient. They work well with others and fight thinking on their feet.
Serpent: 8 stars make up this constellation of a serpent coiled as if ready to strike. It dominates the sky from Blackkwillow to Rosewood which is from the end of winter through the beginning of spring. The closest constellation to it is the Crown and the Stag. It represents cunning, guile and subtlety. Those born under this sign are said to be glib speakers and deadly enemies.
The Stag: 16 stars make up the image of a leaping stag that sits low on the horizon but appears at its zenith during the Spring Equinox. The months associated with it are Snowpetal and Starflower. The Stag represents bounty, strength and fortitude. It's closest constellations are the Spear and the Rose and the crown (as the serpent diminishes). Those said to be born under this symbol will triumph through adversity.
Hawk: 9 stars make up this constellation of a Hawk in flight. This symbol dominates the sky from late spring to early summer. Its months are Sweetsap and Greenoak. The Hawk represents freedom, independence and exploration. It's closest constellations is the Opened Gate. Those said to be born under this constellation are adventurous and can never stay still for long.
12 Minor Constellations:
- 1. Spear, 4 stars
- 2. Chalice, 6 stars
- 3. Sword, 5 stars
- 4. Tree, 8 stars
- 5. Opened Gate, 7 stars
- 6. Rose, 10 stars (The most complex of the minor constellations it actually made up of a series of cluster stars and is favoured by maidens)
- 7. Book, 8 stars, A book that lies open and as if its pages are being turned.
- 8. Rune, 5 stars (This Constellation is said to look exactly like the first letter in the Arcane alphabet)
- 9. Horn, 5 stars Resembles a curved hunting horn,
- 10. Waterfall 7 stars
- 11. Eye 6 stars Othewise know as the all seeing eye.
- 12. Crown 7 stars. (the center star of this constellation is called the Jewel for it shines brightest in this constellation).
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