I'm almost certian someone else has thought of this, but.....

For a Christian interpretation, have the moons represent the trintity. 
The third moon turns red , symbolizing the Son's passion and death, then
thrns white again to symbolize the ressurection.

Of course, the dragons have employed revisionist history, and obscured
the real story with dozens of local, dragon-oriented legends.  Maybe
adventures could be based on evanglizing using the moons, the way St.
Patrick converted Ireland using the shamrock to show the people the
concepts of Father, Son and Holy Spirit.

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On Thu, 22 Oct 1998 08:42:27 -0500 "Joe Revesz" <jrevesz@...>
writes:
>Hi,
>I am working on legends concerning the three moons of EdenAgain.  If 
>anyone wants to help, how about posting some ideas about why the 
>third moon Moluno turns red once a year on the Night of the Scarlet 
>Moon.  I am working on placing the moons in logical orbits, and 
>giving them specific rotational periods, so I thought that Moluno 
>would make one full rotation each year.  So why does the light 
>reflected from it turn blood red?  Crystal formations?  Soil?  
>Splattered Red Dragon? 
>Joe R
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