> I just hadn't
>heard that the entire sky goes blank. Makes sense lots of people would
>see that as a big deal.
Especially in Umathela:
During Sacred Time the doldrums begin to rapidly expand to a diameter of abut 3000 km, sweeping away the clouds ahead of it. This event sometimes takes days to occur or, rarely, a single day. The flight of the clouds before the clear sky is one of the most unusual sights of the northern Pamaltelan coastal region.
But the Clearburst is obviously visible elsewhere, even if it's centered in the south.
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David Dunham
Glorantha/HQ/RQ page: www.pensee.com/dunham/glorantha.html
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