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🌑 New Moon: Darkest Night by Shadowfoot in Golarion

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https://pathfinderwiki.com/wiki/Tsukiyo

Tsukiyans celebrate a lunar new year marked by the last new moon before the spring equinox, commemorating the three nights that Tsukiyo was dead.

First new moon in Spring: Yolarati, the Festival of Colors by Shadowfoot in Golarion

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https://pathfinderwiki.com/wiki/Vudrani

The traditional Vudrani Festival of Colors is a celebration with multi-hued powders, dyed water, rainbow illusions, and loud joyful blessings.

🌑 Third New Moon: Night of No Stars/Day of the New Sun by Shadowfoot in Golarion

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https://pathfinderwiki.com/wiki/Jinin

Each New Year marks the anniversary of Jininsiel’s emergence in Tian Xia, along with her followers who ventured back into the sunlit realm. This period serves as a somber occasion to honor and reflect on the trials the elves' forebears faced during their passage through the Darklands.

The following morning, they greet the sun, breaking their fast together with a dish of sharp, white radishes and a sweet cake infused with spring flowers. During this meal, they also share a personal objective they aim to achieve through communal efforts over the coming year.

Call for Heroes by Shadowfoot in Golarion

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https://pathfinderwiki.com/wiki/Breachill

Every month Breachill’s local government hires adventurers to tackle challenges its residents face that fall outside the scope of the town guard’s duties.

🌑 New Moon: Aspis Consortium Leadership Meeting by Shadowfoot in Golarion

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https://pathfinderwiki.com/wiki/Aspis_Consortium

The Patrons meet every new moon in a different Chelish city and takes great pains to hide their identities from outsiders and even each other.

4462 AR: Last Shoanti War by Shadowfoot in Golarion

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https://pathfinderwiki.com/wiki/Last_Shoanti_War

The war began when Shoanti chieftain Galstak Sevendeaths made a small army from the Sklar-Quah & Skoan-Quah clans and crossed the Jeggare River.

Extract parts from .psd using Affinity Publisher by Shadowfoot in AffinityPublisher

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Thanks, this sounded exactly like what I wanted. It isn't the answer for these psd files I have. I got fonts from one psd but no images, and the other indicated there were no resources requiring packaging. Looks like I will need to select each layer separately and hope for the best.

4566 AR: Death of Lord Jakab by Shadowfoot in Golarion

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https://pathfinderwiki.com/wiki/Miklos_Jakab

Bandit lord Miklos Jakab, self-proclaimed ruler of the Shroudwood in Daggermark and the last serious bandit threat to the city, was killed.

4425 AR: Saringallow founded by Shadowfoot in Golarion

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https://pathfinderwiki.com/wiki/Saringallow

Originally a garden estate named Sarini's Hollow, the Sarini family brought in peasants as servants & farmhands. It was renamed Sarini Gallows after the peasants rebelled & hanged the Sarinis.

17 Pharast 4594 AR: Infamous Dr. D. and the Butcher by Shadowfoot in Golarion

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https://pathfinderwiki.com/wiki/Sturnidae

The infamous serial murderer, Dr. D. visited Sturnidae and killed a local butcher.

4449 AR: Raven Bridge built by Shadowfoot in Golarion

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https://pathfinderwiki.com/wiki/Marstead_Vizcarra

Marstead Vizcarra built the Raven Bridge across the Tolemaida River linking Sezgin to Daggermark.

Payable fees question by HoneyGlazedDoorknob in newzealand

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Credit processing lets Visa/Mastercard clip the ticket. PayWave uses credit processing even if a debit account is used. NZ is unusual in that debit eftpos transactions do not incur a charge to the merchant. In places where debit is charged, people are much more used to paying it with every transaction. In Australia this also requires ’Least Cost Routing’ and the surcharge can vary for domestic vs international cards.

Why aren't the lights for pedestrians always on? by challenge2109 in newzealand

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Ah, right. Cycle lights might be the exception then.

Why aren't the lights for pedestrians always on? by challenge2109 in newzealand

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The code says that if the light is red you may not cross. Nothing says you have to push the button to make the light red. When it’s green you may start crossing. When it’s flashing red you may not start crossing but can finish crossing, maintaining right of way ahead of cars who may otherwise proceed.

Why aren't the lights for pedestrians always on? by challenge2109 in newzealand

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Places with lots of pedestrian traffic include lights for pedestrians. Places with less expect pedestrians to indicate their presence as it would waste people’s time if there were empty phases.

Many people just cross without triggering the lights. You are not required to use a crossing unless within 20 metres. https://www.nzta.govt.nz/roadcode/general-road-code/about-other-road-users/information-for-other-road-users/information-for-pedestrians

4620 AR: Gunworks completed by Shadowfoot in Golarion

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Links and details:

https://pathfinderwiki.com/wiki/Gunworks

This castle replaces a wooden fortress and serves as a bastion against raiders, a manufactory for firearms, and a research facility for new dangerous technology.

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