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# Introduction

### What are schedules?

Bloodmoon schedules can be used to define how often a bloodmoon should occur. You can modify the amount of days between a bloodmoon.

There is also messages announcing whether there will be a bloodmoon or not, and in how many days. Configurable by the server administrator, they can also configure how many percentage it will actually result in a bloodmoon.

The messages for this are also fully configurable.

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