The Mystaran Year
Most Mystaran calendars consist of twelve months of 28 days each. These months are divided into 4 weeks of 7 days. Each day of the week has a name, but the weeks themselves do not.
Month (example: Nuwmont)
| Days | Date | |||
| Lunadain | 1 NM | 8 FQ | 15 FM | 22 LQ |
| Gromdain | 2 | 9 | 16 | 23 |
| Tserdain | 3 | 10 | 17 | 24 |
| Moldain | 4 | 11 | 18 | 25 |
| Nytdain | 5 | 12 | 19 | 26 |
| Loshdain | 6 | 13 | 20 | 27 |
| Soladain | 7 | 14 | 21 | 28 |
NM = New Moon; FQ = First Quarter; FM = Full Moon; LQ = Last Quarter
Most nations have adopted the Thyatian calendar which is dated from the crowning of their first Emperor, Zendrolion I Tatriokanitas. It is currently the year After Crowning 1015.
The name of the months and days depends on the nation. A few examples for the months follow:
Months of the Year
| nation: | Thyatis | Five Shires | Ethengar | Rockhome |
| SEASON | ||||
| midwinter | Nuwmont* | Clabbas* | Amai | Wharlin |
| late winter | Vatermont | Vuuldiir | Hiskmai | Morlin |
| early spring | Thaumont | Maehin | Yalmai | Hralin* |
| middle spring | Flaurmont | Odelin | Haimai | Hwyrlin |
| late spring | Yarthmont | Gondulrim | Kevamai | Styrlin |
| early summer | Klarmont | Mithintle | Seimai | Bahrlin |
| midsummer | Felmont | Goldaun | Lingmai | Buhrlin |
| late summer | Fyrmont | Fyrtal | Tringmai | Klintlin |
| early fall | Ambyrmont | Aumbyr | Demai | Birrlin |
| middle fall | Sviftmont | Ssantiir | Chagai* | Biflin |
| late fall | Eirmont | Tembiit | Rinpoch | Jhyrlin |
| early winter | Kaldmont | Dauntil | Komai | Kuldlin |
*: marks the first day of the year.