| During their stay in Os'Karos many events happened. The ones noted here are the events that were shared by many, and not limited to only a small handful of characters. Your WoR may have experienced a notable event that didn't affect the others of their Eclipse-year, and thus, those events are not detailed here - but can be found in their personal notes. |

| Offerings to Lnei-La A yearly ritual that took place in the High Temple; the one nearest Lnei-La's Tomb. All of Os'Karos is welcomed to the Temple, where they are given the opportunity to present an offering to Lnei-La's memory. The items they give range from physical items to secrets, promises, and prayer. Physical items are burned on a pyre at the top of the temple; so that the ash may carry them to Lnei-La in the afterlife. The WoRs were welcome to take part in the ritual after they reached one year of age, and were old enough to understand what it meant. Lnei-La was the Goddess of Os'Karos, and her people still loved and honoured her greatly. The WoRs would never have the chance to know her, so the Osarians did not take offense to any who did not participate in this ritual. All they asked was if they sat it out, they did nothing to disrespect those who chose to take part. "Lnei-La ruled the stars with grace. We honour her memory, so that we never forget the one who made us." |
| Destruction of Ja'et Every six months the planet Ja'et would succumb to the time flux that infected it. Crumbling in on itself, then exploding outward in debris that would touch all the moons and planets in it's shared solar system. Every six months a meteor shower would bring chaos to Os'Karos; as destruction befell a section of already battered mountains. The meteors would cause a great deal of destruction as they crashed into Os'Karos, but thankfully few would ever die to it. The destruction of Ja'et happened on a predictable schedule, and the meteors always impacted the same area. Over time the meteor showers became a passing thing of note; a thing to be aware of, but not to fear. In the morning the day after the meteors hit, Ja'et will be restored, and the cycle will begin it's six month journey again. Many of the WoRs and younger Osarians found the meteor showers beautiful to watch. They would gather in the nearby safe zones and watch as the pieces of Ja'et burned and flew over Os'Karos. |
| The Grand Hunt Out in the Edgeless Ocean of Os'Karos roamed ancient serpentine creatures of the depths. Long marvelled as creatures of strength, they were both honoured and feared by Osarians. Many Osarians died to the maws of these creatures, and the Edgeless Ocean became a place deadly to the unprepared. A Grand Hunt took place twice a year; once at the beginning of the cold season, and again at the beginning of the warm season. The Osarians would send their strongest hunters out to the Edgeless Ocean, where they would seek to hunt and kill one of these creatures - to bring it back as a feast to strengthen their families before the changing of the seasons. Some years were unsuccessful, with more hunters dying than returning successful. Those who were able to return with a successful hunt were celebrated, and the hunter's kill was shared with the community. |




| Farewell The Osarians had long known the WoRs would not be remaining on Os'Karos forever. Their time here was limited, and one day, the door would open to take them back where they came from. While the option to stay was given to those who wished to remain on Os'Karos, the majority of the WoRs did end up leaving. For some, the stay on Os'Karos was a short one, for others, it was a stay that lasted ten years or so. On the day they were meant to leave, the Osarians who viewed them as family threw a feast in their honour. They gathered together to celebrate and remember the times they shared, and then walked the WoRs out to the High Temple. Mystical energy had risen into the sky, creating a walkway leading into the stars where a gateway to another world waited for them. It was a slow climb, and one each WoR had to take. The Osarians watched them leave; those who had called them family openly crying, while others wished them luck in their journey. "Blessings of the Astralis go with you. Strength of the Knights be yours." As the last WoR passed through the gateway, a surge of immense power rushed through the Astralis, and time stabilized for the first time in living memory. And Rekura's Curse, at last, fulfills his promise. |

| Mysterious Deaths In the eighth year after the arrival of the first WoRs, something happened that caused a group of Osarians to suddenly die. They'd been moving through the wilds of Os'Karos, tracking the movements of herd animals. A few WoRs had been with them at the time; seeking to learn how the Osarians kept the prey animal population thriving. They'd just been crossing an open field when the Osarians started to bleed uncontrollably from their eyes and noses. They died in a panic; caught by surprise, and with no way to save themselves. Some WoRs with healing abilities and training tried to help, but nothing worked. The Osarians died without explanation, while the WoRs left with no sign of sickness in themselves. Priests were sent to investigate, but no answers were ever found. Whatever had killed the Osarian hunter party was not contagious, and it had no clear source. The dead were burned, and the land was quarantined. |