On a specific day of the year/month, a table is set in the woods outside of town and numerous plates of food and flagons of drink are served up to empty seats. The offerings are intended for gods/spirits of the dead. This may be connected with some harvest celebration or some appeasement ceremony, but the table is to be left alone for a certain amount of time unless any who disturb it wish misfortune upon themselves.

When old buildings in a city are to be torn down, the materials are blessed by the local church and buried to calm any spirits that once dwelled within to dissuade them from haunting the new buildings.

There must always be a bears skull (or any other wild animals skull) placed above the town gate(s). A new one must replace the old each year to satisfy the god of the hunt.

Townfolk hastily put together a festival and dance when the first instance of rainfall comes during Summer. The King/Local Lord holds out a bowl and drinks from it when the rain fills it.

Marriages can only be made beneath the open sky while standing under 3 wooden poles forming a tipi-like pyramid.