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Time and calendar

Explore the calendar and the names used to reckon time.

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  • ApralasKavramThe second month of the Clora Fastis, the imperial calendar, commonly called Breezen. It has thirty days.

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  • Cerulian DayKavramAn elven observance tied to Aquaron, who is believed to have taught the elves seafaring. Every decade the elves build a beautiful ship, load it with offerings and poems, and let the sea take it down.
  • Clora FastisKavram · CaligranThe formal calendar of the Empire, used by nearly everyone in Caligran, with ten months in a year of 304 days and years counted before and after Victory Day.

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  • Day of SwordsKavram · The EmpireA celebration of courage and past victories, once much more widespread, that still hosts annual gladiator fights. People give gifts to legionaries and listen to the stories of old veterans.
  • Day of the Thousand FangsKavram · FrazaA day of Fran origin, spread to the imperial provinces next to Fraza, when people eat game meat, lock their doors and stay with their families while hunters patrol the streets.
  • DecanKavramThe tenth and last month of the Clora Fastis, the imperial calendar, commonly called Nightwolf. It has thirty days.

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  • Harvest FestivalKavram · The EmpireThe celebrations held across the Empire for the spring and autumn harvests, when people give thanks to Amarath, share the harvest with the poor, welcome travellers and exchange gifts.

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  • MaiusKavramThe third month of the Clora Fastis, the imperial calendar, commonly called Mildlight. It has thirty-one days, the last of which is a Malachar's Day.
  • Malachar’s DayKavramThe thirty-first day that follows the three tendays in certain months of the Clora Fastis, named in homage to the god of luck and surrounded by popular beliefs about time standing still.
  • MartusKavramThe first month of the Clora Fastis, the imperial calendar, commonly called Coldlight. It has thirty-one days, the last of which is a Malachar's Day.

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  • Night of the Red MoonKavram · Lands of ExileThe night, in some years, when the smaller moon Malas shines red. It is held to be a dark night when the veil between realms thins, and people gather around great fires rather than stay alone.
  • NovaKavramThe ninth month of the Clora Fastis, the formal calendar of the Empire. Its common name is Winterwake, and it has thirty days.

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  • OcterKavramThe eighth month of the Clora Fastis, the formal calendar of the Empire. Its common name is Yellowleaf, and it has thirty-one days.
  • OniosKavramThe fourth month of the Clora Fastis, the formal calendar of the Empire. Its common name is Flower, and it has thirty days.

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  • QuintilesKavramThe fifth month of the Clora Fastis, the formal calendar of the Empire. Its common name is Summerwake, and it has thirty-one days.

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  • Saint Clarice DayKavram · BluelandsA day in honour of Saint Clarice, celebrated with grand ceremonies especially in the Bluelands and Westreach provinces.
  • SectilisKavramThe sixth month of the Clora Fastis, the formal calendar of the Empire. Its common name is Highsun, and it has thirty days.
  • SepterKavramThe seventh month of the Clora Fastis, the formal calendar of the Empire. Its common name is Last Ember, and it has thirty days.
  • SeptiKavramA ten-day period of the Clora Fastis, also called a tenday. Every month is made up of three of them, and their days are simply counted from the start.

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  • Ten Decade CalendarKavramThe calendar of the dwarves, who live underground and cannot track time by the sun or stars, and instead measure long periods with metal rods that decay at precisely known rates.
  • Twin-Moon CalendarKavramThe calendar of the orcs, shaped by the moon in the night sky. It is much like the Clora Fastis, but its year begins when the twin moons appear together, and its day begins at night.

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  • Wheel CalendarKavramThe cyclical calendar of the Northerners, built on the succession of the seasons and the days that mark the passing from one to the next, and kept for its cultural meaning.

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  • Year TreeKavramThe intricate calendar of the elves, made for their immortal existence before the Exodus, which reads time as branching lines of events and serves the writing of history more than timekeeping.