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Message: <blockquote data-quote="MerakSpielman" data-source="post: 1191763" data-attributes="member: 7464">Modeled after the real world is fine, but I found it easier to make a new calander where the heavens operate like clockwork. For example, my months are all 30 days long, with three weeks of ten days. There are 12 months (why? because 10 months didn't divide evenly into 4 seasons) which works out to 360 days in a year. I have two moons, one of which is full every month, and one of which is full every 3 months. Every year is the same, and that makes it VERY easy for me to figure things out - like when there's a nighttime adventure and the players ask me if the moons are full or not. Of course, that isn't the question you were asking. You wanted month-names. I can't remember them all, but I have names like: Dewfall, Frostmorn, Coldbreath, Plantmoon, and Heatrise. Not the most creative, I suppose, but they all describe the months they name, and follow the seasons and agriculture.</blockquote>