Ringmoons

The Ringmoons are three ring-shaped celestial objects usually visible from earth during the night hours. Their formations, visibility, and relative distances with one another vary throughout most of the year, but when they come together to form an upward-pointing triangle, it signals the beginning of warmer temperatures. Conversely, when they form a downward-pointing triangle, it signals the advent of colder temperatures.

Each ringmoon has a slight tint to it; one tinted blue, one tinted red, and one tinted yellow.

The Ringmoons have many different names among the various cultures of Gamalga and Muri Pasan. In Honeria they are called Corthys, Maer, and Sindel, after ancient Curic deities, while for the Imghoril they are considered the Sun's children, Uth'ra, Sum'ra, and Ey'ra, who come out to play and cause mischief while their parent sleeps.