Romira, the Dark Moon

Romira is Thesilae's dark moon, named for the the goddess Romira, who is associated with the moon. Its lunar cycle is opposite to that of the bright moon, Rhalzon.

Description

On its brightest nights, Romira appears as a pale violet sphere about two-thirds of the size of Rhalzon.

Mythology

According to religious text, the dark moon is either the physical embodiment or a symbol of Romira, the goddess of darkness and isolation. The exact origins of this belief are unknown, having been lost during the Age of Eclipse.

Additionally, it is believed that the dark moon is an ill omen, and that those born when the dark moon is full are doomed to a life of isolation, confusion, and obfuscation.

General Information

Also Known As:

• The Dark Star

Type: Moon
Satellite of: Thesilae
Cycle Length: 33 to 34 days