Nüür Khuudas
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[Sendai Festival #1] The run-down of the Tanabata and a small get-together for creating lanterns. Supplies will be bought and given out and instruction provided on making the perfect paper lantern to carry your wish up to the Gods and the two stars in question to be granted. The modified story of the two lovers and the bridge of birds will be told this night.
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The Trading Post, Mist - Something unexpected happens while the Tribe is away.
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Ilakha's Class for Checking the Health of Beastkin Livestock
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Ilakha's Demonstration of Hygienic Maintenance for Horses and Tacking
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Ilakha's Sheep Shearing Class and Introduction Class for Preparing Sheep for Slaughter
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Ilakha's Hunting Trap Showcase and Demonstration (Azim Steppe)
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Dinner hosted by Juliasra at the tradepost (Mist)
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untilThe April Rites Ceremony
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untilGather at the Wolve's Den to see Kaiamaa through her Rite of Fortitude.
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untilCome learn some Tarialanch basics with Ilakha Noykin.
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untilThe March Rites Ceremony
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untilJuliasra's baby is arriving!
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Gansukh's IC Nameday! Celebrate!
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until[Baildagch Event] All welcome. Semi-IC primal runs for birds!
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☼ Khuudas Tradepost 2.0 You read correctly. After an In-Character development, the tradepost will remain in the Mist while the homestead of the tribe will continue the move to the Steppe. How is that going to work, you might ask? Simple. A property in the Mist has been acquired (thank you Yesui and Khal) and will mirror the Khuudas tradepost on a smaller scale. As before, it will serve as a waypoint for the wayward and a shelter for family members that may not be joining the homestead in the Steppe right away. Who's going to look after the 'post? Our Zövlökh Yesulun, of course! She will serve as a bridge between those settling in the Steppe and those that still have matters to mind in Eorzea, ensuring the family remains connected regardless of the distance. There will be an IC event (TBD) regarding this addition as well as a formal headcount for who is going and who is staying.