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Welcome to the second edition of Gallia’s Community Newsletter! This edition features clan recruitment, public events, community-led initiatives, and a new player-built tool supporting Gallia’s markets. Let’s dive in.

• Clan: Knights of Valour

• Location: US East - Sif \[RP] – Inis Gallia - Jura

• Primary Time Zone: North America

• Language: English

• Knights of Valour is a role-playing clan focused on growth, connection, and long-term community. Welcoming both casual and dedicated players, the clan places a strong emphasis on inclusivity, especially for adults 30+, parents, evening gamers, and weekend warriors.

• Whether your interests lie in trading, PvP encounters, or PvE challenges, Knights of Valour aims to create a space where friendships form and every playstyle is respected.

• How to join:

  • Discord: https://discord.gg/JspYwKHeXQ

  • Contact: @metavente or @jkronc

• Clan: Luminari

• Alderman: Shalimar

• Location: EU Central – Tyr – Merrie – Down

• When: Every Sunday at 19:30 CET

• Luminari hosts a weekly public dungeon run, open to all players regardless of combat experience. Dungeons rotate weekly across provinces, with a focus on the local temple dungeon and additional parties tackling rivulet dungeons.

• Participants are organized into independent teams of six (tank, healer, DPS) for smooth runs and maximum fun. Loot is distributed as evenly as possible, with pre-bids for named drops.

• Sign-ups are posted midweek in the Luminari Discord.

• All participants must have Down Petra unlocked as a teleport point.

• Join as a guest: https://discord.gg/qR2TdW8Kg8

• Clan: Virelux

• Alderman: Jetflie

• Location: US East – Selene - Kerys – Retz

• Virelux showcases a strong example of organic clan life built around shared spaces and shared time. By connecting all clan plots, members created a central guild hall and storage hall, often gathering at Viggo’s Tavern to chat while crafters prepare food and alchemy supplies.

• New members have access to a dedicated lower-level storage area to help them get started, with gear, materials, and support readily available. The clan favors a relaxed onboarding approach, allowing players to explore freely while always being available to answer questions. Discord is optional, with in-game chat remaining fully supported.

• Contact: DM @Jetflie

• Recurring activities include:

  • Group mining and gathering runs

  • Raider camp excursions filled with coordination — and plenty of laughter

  • Collaborative building sessions

  • Group exploration trips (sometimes with unexpected, amusing encounters)

• Clan: The Rangers

• Location: EU Central - Tyr - Kerys - Dolavon

• Based in the south-east of Dolavon, The Rangers are known for their welcoming approach to new players. Beyond operating a clan market, members often go further, recently helping recruits by collectively building starter homes and complete workstation sets.

• Support is offered at each player's preferred pace: hands-on help for those who want it, quiet guidance for those who prefer to learn on their own. The clan also encourages cooperation beyond its borders and is currently discussing joint dungeon runs with another region’s clan.

• Their guiding principle is simple: everyone should feel welcome — clan member or not. Several players have noted that this kind of support made the difference in sticking with the game, especially during the early experience.

• Community member Adain has added a new feature to their site focused on market activity. Players can now, among other things, track their orders and view market activity across locations

• A useful addition for traders and crafters alike.

• 🔗 https://paxdei.gaming.tools/market

That’s all for this week’s highlights!

If you or your clan are hosting events, building something special, or contributing tools or initiatives to the community, send us a DM as we’d love to feature you in an upcoming edition.

Pax vobiscum,
The Mainframe Team

We recently unveiled our upcoming temporary Yule in-game celebrations, and we’re happy to share that the event is now live and will run up to January 13, 2026!

This (almost) month-long celebration will give you plenty of time to gather ingredients and craft our festive Yule recipes.

To begin, you’ll need to craft your Yule Charm on the Log workbench.
Then you need to equip it to unlock access to Yule-exclusive resources. If you unequip it, you won’t be able to see these resources.

From there, you can explore all the seasonal recipes—the Little Yule Goat, the Goat Mask, the Yule Crown of Winter, and Meirothea’s Yule Flame—and even prepare a few extra items to trade or sell once the event comes to an end. 😉

We’re looking forward to seeing your homes and villages, transformed with seasonal decorations, and of course, your characters proudly wearing their new festive attire.

For our lore aficionados, we’ve also prepared a short text exploring the origins of Yule in Pax Dei and the symbolism of the goat.

As your grandma told it every winter.

The ancients said that in the First Winter, before people knew how to mourn or remember, the dead wandered.

The Veil was thin, but the paths were dark, and nothing guided the lost souls home. Even Meirothea, whose moonlight softened the night, could not illuminate every place where sorrow hid.

One evening, as she walked across the frost, Meirothea found a child’s spirit sitting beneath a bare tree. The child was cold, afraid, unable to speak their own name, for humanity had not yet learned a true language, only a handful of words, and none for grief or mourning.

Meirothea knelt and whispered, “Little one, follow my voice.” But the child could not rise. Their feet were tangled in shadows.

So, Meirothea called for her wolf. But the wolf’s steps were too heavy, and the shadows grew wary of his teeth.

Then, Meirothea called for her bird. But the bird’s wings could not reach the low places where sorrow pools.

So Meirothea called out a third time, into the stillness of the world: “If any creature knows the hidden roads, show them to me.”

From the dark roots of the tree, a small shape emerged. A creature with bright eyes, nimble hooves, and horns like twin crescent moons. It bowed to Meirothea, as though it had been waiting for her to speak.

The goat stepped to the child’s spirit and gently touched them with its horn. Where it touched, the shadows loosened. The goat turned, walking a path that had not existed the moment before, a path that wound between the thorns of sorrow and the deep drifts of forgetfulness. And the child followed. 

When they reached the Veil, the goat returned to Meirothea and bowed again. “Why do you help the lost?” the Redeemer asked. The goat did not speak, goats still rarely do, but it placed its forehead against her hand, and she understood: “Because the living rarely look downward, and the dead often do.”

From that day, the goat walked before Meirothea in all winter journeys. Its hooves found every hidden road. Its horns broke every snare of shadow. And its bright eyes reflected every soul who sought the way home.

So at Yule, we weave little straw goats to honor the First Guide. We place them in doorways, on hearths, or beside the fire or a lantern, believing the goat still walks unseen, clearing a path for the spirits of the departed.

And we say: “A wolf guards, a bird warns, but a goat leads you home.”

Happy Yule to everyone!

Pax vobiscum,

The Mainframe Team