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Midsummer, also known as Litha, is a significant festival celebrated in the Wiccan tradition. It takes place during the summer solstice, usually around June 20th or 21st in the Northern Hemisphere. This festival holds immense spiritual and cultural importance for Wiccans as they honor the peak of the sun's power and embrace the abundance of nature. During Midsummer, Wiccans gather in outdoor spaces like gardens, forests, or open fields to connect with the energies of the sun, earth, and elements. They create sacred circles, which serve as a spiritual boundary and a space for rituals and ceremonies. These circles are often adorned with flowers, herbs, and colorful ribbons, representing the vibrant energy of the summer season.

These circles are often adorned with flowers, herbs, and colorful ribbons, representing the vibrant energy of the summer season. One common practice during Midsummer is the building of bonfires. The bonfire symbolizes the power and warmth of the sun, and it is believed that jumping over the bonfire brings good luck and purification.

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Oh well, they couldn't catch everything. Introducing the best new item:

Amulet of the Devout (requires attunement by a cleric or paladin):

This amulet bears the symbol of a deity inlaid with precious stones or metals. While you wear the holy symbol, you gain a +1/2/3 bonus to spell attack rolls and the saving throw DCs of your spells.

While you wear this amulet, you can use your Channel Divinity feature without expending one of the feature's uses. Once this property is used, it can't be used again until the next dawn.

Compare to all the other similar items released, for example:

Moon Sickle (requires attunement by a ranger or druid):

This silver-bladed sickle glimmers softly with moonlight. While holding this magic weapon, you gain a bonus to attack and damage rolls made with it, and you gain a +1/2/3 bonus to spell attack rolls and the saving throw DCs of your druid and ranger spells. In addition, you can use the sickle as a spellcasting focus for your druid and ranger spells.

When you cast a spell that restores hit points, you can roll a d4 and add the number rolled to the amount of hit points restored, provided you are holding the sickle.

If I was a RAW kinda guy, I'd multiclass into Cleric just to get this amulet for my Druid spells while stacking with Moon Sickle. :)

Regardless, it's still a cool item.

Last edited by Silpharon; 2020-11-17 at 01:28 AM .

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Wiccans also perform fire rituals, where they toss herbs or written intentions into the flames to release their desires into the universe for manifestation. Another significant aspect of Midsummer is the gathering of herbs and flowers. Wiccans believe that the plants reached their peak potency during this time and hold heightened magical properties. They may collect and infuse these herbs into oils, teas, or charms to use in their spellwork or for healing purposes throughout the year. Midsummer is a time of celebration, and Wiccans often engage in festive activities during this period. Dancing around maypoles or weaving flower crowns are common traditions associated with this time. The maypole represents the union of the masculine and feminine energies and is adorned with colorful ribbons that are braided as participants dance around it. Flower crowns symbolize the beauty and fertility of nature. Additionally, Midsummer is a time for expressing gratitude for the bountiful gifts of the earth. Wiccans often share feasts and meals consisting of seasonal fruits, vegetables, and homemade bread. They may also offer prayers and blessings to honor the earth and its abundant blessings. Overall, Midsummer is a joyful and sacred time for Wiccans, filled with rituals, ceremonies, and festivities that honor the power of the sun, the beauty of nature, and the interconnectedness of all things. It is a time for reflection, manifestation, and celebration, allowing practitioners to connect deeply with the earth's energy and their own spiritual path..

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