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Message: <blockquote data-quote="pukunui" data-source="post: 6843468" data-attributes="member: 54629">[MENTION=6818233]Enevhar Aldarion[/MENTION] and     [MENTION=6802320]userZynx_name[/MENTION]: Yeah, but that's not the question that the OP is asking. He's not asking what the current year in the FR timeline is. He's asking where the names of the years (eg. "Year of the Scarlet Witch") come from. They're not mentioned in the SCAG. The Roll of Years in the 3e FRCS only goes up to 1380, while the one in the 4e FRPG only goes up to 1482. And 5e's SCAG doesn't have a Roll of Years in it.As I've mentioned above, the WotC FR calendar tool includes names for all the years between -700 DR and 1600 DR, but it doesn't say where the names came from.Luckily, the candlekeep thread linked to above appears to have an answer:As an aside, 1492 is the "Year of Three Ships Sailing". Do you suppose those three ships are called the Niña, the Pinta, and the Santa Maria? And will they, perhaps, be sailing across the ocean blue to (re)discover Maztica?</blockquote>