Calendar and Seasons:
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The measuring of the seasons was mastered and recorded long ago by the Druids of old. Their teachings were passed down, and then later picked up by the conquering Lovasi. Soon, the Druid Calendar spread as far and fast as the Lovasi themselves, believed by most cultures of the world to be the superior way of organizing the year.
There are four seasons. Spring, Summer, Autumn, and Winter. Each season contains three stages, Rise, Wayk, and Fell. Each stage contains a set amount of days. Every fourth year, an extra day is added to the Fell of Summer. Across Ardura and most of Edura, that day is known as Summerfell, or Kelson’s Day.
Spring
Rise of Spring = 30 days
Wayk of Spring = 31 days
Fell of Spring = 30 days
Summer
Rise of Summer = 30 days
Wayk of Summer = 31 days
Fell of Summer = 30 days (Summerfell, every fourth year = 31 days)
Autumn
Rise of Autumn = 30 days
Wayk of Autumn = 31 days
Fell of Autumn = 30 days
Winter
Rise of Winter = 30 days
Wayk of Winter = 31 days
Fell of Winter = 31 days
