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*Summer - Chola, Season of Fire | *Summer - Chola, Season of Fire | ||
Revision as of 02:36, 5 January 2022
Dates
- January - Longsleep
- February - Last Dream
- March - The Awakening
- April - Skymourn
- May - The Kindling
- June - Everlight
- July - Devilsky
- August - Fever's End
- September - The Surrendering
- October - Grimlight
- November - The Darkening
- December - Neverlight
Seasons
- Spring - Sangor, Season of Blood
- Summer - Chola, Season of Fire
- Autumn - Melanus, Season of Gloom
- Winter - Phlegrian, Season of Void
Units of Time
Year - Turn Month - Phase Third-Month - Trisk Day - Sleep
Bells - Hours Chimes - Minutes Ticks - Seconds
Times are written as:
17 bells; 13 chimes or 17;13
(24 hours/day; no AM/PM)
Dates are written like so:
Skymourn, Day XIX, Turn CDXIX
There are no days of the week and no weeks to speak of, just 30-something sleeps per phase.
A trisk is about ten days long, or roughly a third of a phase; they are not mentioned when writing dates, but are referred to as an approximate unit of time.
Units of Measurements
On the wiki most measurements are done in imperial or metric measurements for sake of ease of comprehension, but Nodd has its own conventions for such measurements.
