2nd Annual Yule Feast in Aldburg — Rohan

Every winter, since the years when Aldburg was Rohan's first capitol, the people of that town have celebrated the coming of winter with a Yule Feast.

       It is tradition that a tree be felled from the forest in the Folde and dragged through the streets by the hardy folk to the Meadhall, where it will burn in the firepit for twelve days to lengthen the sunlit hours and bring warmth to the hearth.

       The procession begins outside the Aldburg gate and continues up the steep street up the hill. Townsfolk set candles on their stoops and in their windows to light the way. When the Yule Log reaches the Meadhall, the feasting begins.

       In the weeks prior, messengers are sent across Rohan with invitations for families from every hold to participate in the centuries-old tradition. We invite you, too, to celebrate with us this winter, wherever you hail from, whatever your troubles, making merry with all our kinsmen across the Mark.