Constellations

Horona
These sixteen bright stars form the shape of an eye. The constellation represents a figure from myth. It is most significant during winter, when it appears just over the Northeastern horizon. It has special power in combination with the constellations representing a mouse and a spear. Those born under it are said to be unusually lucky.


Puppisces
These five stars form the shape of a hound. The constellation represents a figure from a tragic myth. It is most significant during winter, when it appears rising from the Northwestern horizon. Its meaning is intertwined with the constellations representing a shield and a feather. Those born under it have unbridled passions.


Caeles
These five stars form the shape of a cat. The constellation represents the focus of worship for a cult. It is most significant on the autumn equinox, when it appears halfway towards the Northern horizon. Its meaning is intertwined with the constellations representing a road, a howling wolf and a face. Those born under it are often artistic.


Fornus
These six stars form the shape of a castle. The constellation represents an ancient religious figure. It is most significant during spring, when it appears setting towards the Northern horizon. It is close in the sky to the constellations representing a winged man, a queen and a river. Those born under it are said to be hopeless romantics.


Teleon
These seven dim stars form the shape of a bear. The constellation represents a demi-god. It is most significant on the winter solstice, when it appears high in the sky. It is related to the constellations representing a boar and a throne. Those born under it are said to be unusually lucky.


Cancerta
These fifteen dim stars form the shape of a dragon. The constellation represents a figure from an unclear prophecy. It is most significant during autumn, when it appears low on the Southeastern horizon. It is related to the constellations representing a horn, a man and an old man. Those born under it are said to be pessimists.


Arius
These thirteen stars form the shape of a phoenix. The constellation represents a powerful spirit. It is most significant during spring, when it appears setting towards the Northeastern horizon. Its meaning is intertwined with the constellations representing a weeping woman and a king. Those born under it are said to be hard-working.


Retici
These ten bright stars form the shape of a net. The constellation represents a deity. It is most significant during autumn, when it appears high in the sky. It has a similar meaning to the constellations representing a lamb and a flute. Those born under it often become warriors.


Lacer
These thirteen stars form the shape of a fox. The constellation represents a tale about the power of hope. It is most significant on the autumn equinox, when it appears setting towards the Western horizon. Its meaning is intertwined with the constellations representing a leaf, a trident and a banner. Those born under it are usually ambitious.


Scorvus
These seven stars form the shape of a deer. The constellation represents a tale about the power of evil. It is most significant during summer, when it appears high in the sky. It is usually interpreted together with the constellations representing a pair of boots and a waterfall. Those born under it are said to be unusually lucky.