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Septi
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A septi, also called a tenday, is a period of ten days in the Clora Fastis, the formal calendar of the Empire. Each month is made up of three of them.1
Counting the days
The days of a septi have no names of their own. They are counted from the start of the period, so the thirteenth day of a month is usually called the "third day of the second septi".1
In certain months a thirty-first day follows the three tendays. Because a septi can never last more than ten days, that extra day belongs to none of them and is called Malachar’s Day, in homage to the god of luck.1
Notlar
- ↑KitapLands of Exile: Starter Setting Guide, p. 5
Kaynaklar
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- SSGLands of Exile: Starter Setting Guide(Bad Badger Games, 2024), p. 5
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