1. Constellations
2. Moons
3. Common Time Reckoning
   1. The Hours
   2. The Week
   3. The Months
4. Mysterian Time Reckoning
   1. Mysterian Week
   2. Mysterian Months
5. Draconic Time Reckoning
   1. Dragon Calendar

Constellations

he night sky for northern Tarrians: (please note that this map is not yet completely rendered)

Moons

The Primordian lunar system consists of three moons: Silvernus, Ceruleanus, and Sabus. Silvernus is the white moon of the elves. It waxes and wanes in a precise 29-day cycle. The cycle of Ceruleanus, the blue moon of magic, is quicker than her larger sister, moving from new to full and back to new exactly 15 times a year. Sabus, the black moon of fate, walks the skies in an unpredictable manner. It's location can nought be predicted. When all three moons are full, transcendent events are likely to occur. The dawn of the world was harkened by all three moons, each a full disk in the sky, rising at dawn together.

Common Time Reckoning

Timescale abbreviation legend

Timescale Comparisons and Relationships

The Hours

The Week

There are 7 days to the common week:

• Luxday

• Lunday

• Trueday

• Warmday

• Herdday

• Festday

• Starday

The Months

The calendar used by most of the northern kingdoms is based on two six-month periods separated by a week of midsummer.

The following yearly northern calendars are available:

Mysterian Time Reckoning

Mysterian Week

Mysterian Months

Southern nations, notably the Empire of Mysteria, use a calendar that is based on the cycle of Ceruleanus. This calendar has no Midsummer festival and consists of 15 months. Months are not measured by the rising and setting of the sun, but rather when Ceruleanus is new.

Draconic Time Reckoning

Dragon Calendar

Dolotomassæ (a dragon month) dr7892 (equivalent to na29) (to be completed)