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| − | '''Colk''' is the God of Time. Despite only being worshipped by a fairly small number of people, the [[Foundation of Colk]], he is the only deity to have two [[worship holidays]] - the [[End of Pod|last day of Pod]], and the [[Start of Noon|first day of Noon]]. | + | '''Colk''' is the [[God]] of [[Time]]. Despite only being worshipped by a fairly small number of people, the [[Foundation of Colk]], he is the only deity to have two [[worship holidays]] - the [[End of Pod|last day of Pod]], and the [[Start of Noon|first day of Noon]]. |
Colk is the god with the responsibility of naming the [[years]]. On the [[38th of Pod]] each year, he reveals what the name of the following year will be. [[The Year of the Bee|Thus far]], they have been names of mythical creatures in alphabetical order, however the Foundation of Colk has not taken an official stance on whether or not this pattern will continue. | Colk is the god with the responsibility of naming the [[years]]. On the [[38th of Pod]] each year, he reveals what the name of the following year will be. [[The Year of the Bee|Thus far]], they have been names of mythical creatures in alphabetical order, however the Foundation of Colk has not taken an official stance on whether or not this pattern will continue. | ||
Latest revision as of 16:31, 13 July 2008
Colk is the God of Time. Despite only being worshipped by a fairly small number of people, the Foundation of Colk, he is the only deity to have two worship holidays - the last day of Pod, and the first day of Noon.
Colk is the god with the responsibility of naming the years. On the 38th of Pod each year, he reveals what the name of the following year will be. Thus far, they have been names of mythical creatures in alphabetical order, however the Foundation of Colk has not taken an official stance on whether or not this pattern will continue.
