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--- wariwal [2021/10/21 00:45] – [Decoration] bearglyph
+++ wariwal [2022/05/08 03:37] (current) – [Folklore] bearglyph
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 ====Searching====
-After receiving a gift, each recipient will spend the middle two days of Wariwal, the 22nd and 23rd, searching for a gift of gratitude for their giver.
+After receiving a gift, each recipient will spend the middle two days of Wariwal, the 22nd and 23rd, searching for a gift of reciprocation for their giver.
 The gift of gratitude is not generally expected to be an equal response to the "Unveiling" gift.
+A good rule of thumb is that the reciprocation gift should be at least 20% as valuable as the unveiling gift, but usually no more than 50% as valuable.
 Despite that, it is not unheard of for individuals to find a response gift that is superior in quality to the unveiling gift.
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 ====Folklore====
-In [[Docecit]], a lesser deity, or according to some, a powerful wandering [[fae|nature spirit]] named Pyrrhus, who wore a red robe with a trim of orange-dyed cotton, came to a village and blessed their soil.
+In [[Docecit]], a lesser deity, or according to some, a powerful wandering [[fae|nature spirit]] named [[Pyrrhus]], who wore a red robe with a trim of orange-dyed cotton, came to a village and blessed their soil.
 In return, the nature spirit demanded one pound for each five pounds of yield from the harvest, and the spirit left the village.