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The Vulture is visible from the 34th day of the 7th month of [[Moliko]] the Balance to the 24th day of the 10th month of [[Nissa]] the Maiden. It appears at the Anlas of [[Anduwen]] and fades with the Anlas of [[Starwatch]]. A small notation indicates a telescope is required for proper observation. You recall the Vulture is taught at the 36th circle of training. |
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[[Image:Vulture2.jpg|right|Constellation of the Vulture]] |
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Visible shortly after midnight throughout the entire year, The Vulture is but a single, sickly-green star which pokes its head above the northern horizon to peer hungrily upon the lands below. |
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==[[Astrology skill|Astrology]]== |
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The Vulture constellation is taught to [[Moon Mage]]s at 36th circle, and grants knowledge on [[:Category:Survival Skillset|'''Survival''']] and [[:Category:Armor Skillset|'''Defense''']]. |
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==Visibility== |
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*The Vulture is visible from the 34th day of the 7th month of Moliko the Balance to the 24th day of the 10th month of Nissa the Maiden. (fall) |
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*It appears at the anlas of Anduwen and fades with the anlas of Starwatch. |
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*A telescope is required for proper observation. |
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Revision as of 08:56, 16 December 2007
Visible shortly after midnight throughout the entire year, The Vulture is but a single, sickly-green star which pokes its head above the northern horizon to peer hungrily upon the lands below.
Astrology
The Vulture constellation is taught to Moon Mages at 36th circle, and grants knowledge on Survival and Defense.
Visibility
- The Vulture is visible from the 34th day of the 7th month of Moliko the Balance to the 24th day of the 10th month of Nissa the Maiden. (fall)
- It appears at the anlas of Anduwen and fades with the anlas of Starwatch.
- A telescope is required for proper observation.