There used to be two. One fell. Then there was one. Then that one was blown up by Silvyn’dralia.
It is said in myth that once the night was filled by two great silver spheres upon which lived the gods, but in a time beyond memory they were struck from the sky. The remains of the moon are fragments that form a ring around the world and the large sections give some indication of where the moon once hung in the sky.
The Octurne appeared in the sky in the summer of 212 in precisely the place the moon once hung, surrounded now by its broken fragments.
Ancient myth suggests Aluvyn’dralia was the goddess of the moon and fell to the world when her fortress was attacked by forces of the First Night.
Ancient myth suggests the moon was destroyed in a battle between Aluvyn’dralia and the First Night by a weapon called the Spear of Silvereen, during the Battle of Silvereen in the Kingdom of Ensilvarn.