EPI I: The Calendar

The Importance of the Moon(s)
The world of Faerodune is orbited by 2 celestial bodies known as the dueling moons. One moon is a shiny silvery bright faced body covered in strange natural patterns and craters they call this moon Asylumun '''The Protector of Elysium. Behind Asylumun and only making appearences every 1250 years is Abysarna the Crimson Eye of Devils. '''The blood red moon isnt actually a moon at all but a hunk of the planet's crust blown into orbit by the force of the Cataclysm's initial blast.

So days are marked by Moon Phases, weeks are Marked by Moon Cycles, 5 moon cycles is 1 quarter of a season or a Quat,.4 quats make a season... 4 seasons make a year or an Orbitarn. Then it repeats just going the oppisite way with the seventh day being the 1/4 full moon leading up to a full moon on the tenth and eleventh days... and so on.
 * 1) Full Silver Moon - First day of the Cycle - Firsmun
 * 2) 3/4 Full Silver Moon - Second Day - Wolvesmun
 * 3) 1/2 Full Silver Moon - Third Day - Owlsmun
 * 4) 1/4 Full Silver Moon - Fourth Day - Foxmun
 * 5) No Moon - Fifth Day - Demimun

Moon Cycles: Every 5 Days is a moon cycle. 5 Mooncycles make up a Quat.

Quat: 5 moon cycles or 25 days.

Season: A season is made up of 4 Quats or about 100 Days.

SEASONS:
 * 1) Dethendramyrr (Winter)
 * 2) Resurreprizale (Spring)
 * 3) High-Solskyr (Summer)
 * 4) Odanswrath (Autumn)

Festivals, Holidays, and Celebrations:
There are far too many cultures with their own rituals, beliefs, and holidays to list even a portion of them here. Only a fewwidely celebrated holidays are listed.

Winter:
Winter in Faerodune is a very festive season for most cultures. It signifies the birth of a new year, the death of a past year, the winter equinox, the festival of rains, and many other celebrations.
 * 1.1: Mortis-Revivica: A week long celebration starting on the first day of winter celebrating the death of the old year and the birth of a new one. Many cultures honor this with a blood sacrifice of a raptile to ward of the arrival of the Red moon.