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Chanukah event details
Last night, the Queen filled the sky with stars. Too many stars. Tonight, the Damsel announced a way to fix the problem. She's telling the truth, at least to the best of her ability.
Starting the night of the third and continuing until the night of the seventh, a star will fall from the sky for each wish a character makes. When it reaches the ground, it will be a star-shaped silver capsule anywhere from a few inches to several feet in height. Inside will be...whatever the character wished for. Or rather, a somewhat eccentric approximation of it in the form of an object.
If a character wishes to go home, she may receive a star capsule containing some picture or object that reminds her of home. If she wishes for a person to come to the Gardens, she'll receive something that reminds her of that person--perhaps an article of clothing or some other memento. Wishes for small- to medium-sized, harmless items are the only ones that will be granted intact. Wishes for intangible things will generally result in some item reminiscent of the intangible being wished for. The one exception is if a character wishes for a way to escape: then her star capsule will be filled with flower petals and ribbons.
Unfortunately, bringing down a single star per wish won't return the sky to a sane level of stars any time soon, so others will be falling as well. These won't be turning into capsules, though. When they reach the ground, they'll be either meteorites, small showers of glitter, or shurikens. Handle with care, and try to dodge the latter.
Any questions, bring them here.
Starting the night of the third and continuing until the night of the seventh, a star will fall from the sky for each wish a character makes. When it reaches the ground, it will be a star-shaped silver capsule anywhere from a few inches to several feet in height. Inside will be...whatever the character wished for. Or rather, a somewhat eccentric approximation of it in the form of an object.
If a character wishes to go home, she may receive a star capsule containing some picture or object that reminds her of home. If she wishes for a person to come to the Gardens, she'll receive something that reminds her of that person--perhaps an article of clothing or some other memento. Wishes for small- to medium-sized, harmless items are the only ones that will be granted intact. Wishes for intangible things will generally result in some item reminiscent of the intangible being wished for. The one exception is if a character wishes for a way to escape: then her star capsule will be filled with flower petals and ribbons.
Unfortunately, bringing down a single star per wish won't return the sky to a sane level of stars any time soon, so others will be falling as well. These won't be turning into capsules, though. When they reach the ground, they'll be either meteorites, small showers of glitter, or shurikens. Handle with care, and try to dodge the latter.
Any questions, bring them here.