festivals

Black Hollow holds festivals and events frequently.
Each season has at least one festival that it holds a long with its reigning deity. Below is a detailed list of all current Festivals held in Black Hollow.

Real Life Festivals held in Black Hollow


Muhaju, the Fall Deity holds the Halloween festival.
Every real life year, fall starts a little early on Black Hollow for the Halloween festivities. Like all festivals it is held in Central Black Hollow, allowing characters a chance to speak with Muhaju, who may potentially be gifted something from the deity herself... or be tricked instead. Don't miss out on the free items, riddles, and games for chances to win store items and other things every year.



Navaiz, the Winter Deity holds the Christmas festival.
She is the Santa Claus of Black Hollow and will give everyone who attends her festival something from her bag of goodies. Christmas is a time of giving, so the site usually opens an advent calender for a week and hands out something from either the boutique or holiday related for its members.


Native Black Hollow Festivals


Radkha, the Summer Deity holds the Sunrise Festival, which is the biggest celebration in Black Hollow held every Summer season.
The main event is a game called "Gaji" in which both regions compete against each other. The festival usually has games, free holiday items, and chances to talk to Radhka himself.


Izdos, the Spring Deity holds the Life Festival which is a celebration of renewing and new life during the Spring season.
Speaking with Izdos during the festival may grant fertility, twins or the resurrection of a deceased loved one if he sees fit.


Muhaju, the Fall deity hosts the Giving festival during the Fall season. During Halloween The Giving Festival is omitted and is replaced with the Halloween festival. The Giving Festival is a celebration of thanks to the deities and is usually brought with an iconic showing of brilliant blue lights in the sky.


Navaiz, the Winter Deity holds the Snowflake Festival in the winter seasons. During Christmas the Snowflake Festival is omitted and replaced with the Christmas festival. Minus the advent calender and the gift giving, the Snowflake Festival is full of winter activities.