Star signs

Star signs are an aspect of Clamor's astrology, measured based on the phase of day and [PLACEHOLDER HERE]. Clamor's star signs are Rabbit, Husk, Blaze, Iron Golem, Creeper, Warden, Bee, Allay, Phantom, Axolotl, Glow Squid, and Guardian. Each sign is named after a mob, though for many people the existence of some of these mobs is more mythological than confirmed.

The origins of Clamor's zodiac are unknown.

Astrology in Clamor is considered to be a psuedoscience. However, the presence of Arcana throughout all of Clamor means there are some who consider it a valid form of divination despite the lack of evidence towards its effectiveness.

Clamor zodiac sign chart
The following table shows all twelve star signs, as well as the elements and phases that rule over each. Phases determine which signs come first in a cycle rather than time of day of birth, beginning with the day phase of the fire element and ending with the night phase of the water element. Day and night phases last the same amount of time, while twilight phases are transitional periods. As a result, people born during twilight stars are less common.

Phases have general shared traits on top of what is associated with their respective signs.

In the same vein, elements also have shared traits on top of what is associated with their respective signs.

Cultural significance
The Clamor zodiac is, as implied by its name and basis on Clamor's own constellations, only able to be studied on Clamor- or, as extradimensional travelers may call it, the Overworld. Given Clamor's decentralized nature, actual information regarding it needs to be actively sought out, and the average layman may not actually be familiar with the concept.

Still, astrology in Clamor is an ancient practice, and still sees some use and study in the modern day.

Additional information

 * Night signs tend to be misunderstood.
 * In a meta sense, most of this information was developed by Amethyst, including the zodiac system itself, the constellations/art, and the mechanics behind the system.