The Prentil year consists of 365 days, 12 months of 30 days each, plus the 5 Days of No Season, also known as the New Year Holidays. The months are:
Fehrspria
Sehrspria
Therspria
Fehrsun
Sehrsun
Thersun
Fehrau
Sehrau
Therau
Fehrwiht
Sehrwiht
Therwiht

The Prentil New Year is a celebration that spans the Five Days of No Season that sit between the last day of Winter and the first day of Spring.

The first day of the celebration is known as Feasting Day. The people of Prentil travel the land to reunite with family and friends and share gifts, feasts, and drink. This is also the first day of the Great Knight’s Tournament in the grand city of Vridhan. The tournament rages for several days.

The second day is Day of Song. On this day, the people take to the streets and share the leftovers of their Feasting Day feasts with each other. Neighbors share food, stories and songs in the streets throughout the day and night.

The third day is known as Winter Night. On this day each year, the sun is eclipsed by the moon, causing a full day of dusk like darkness. Tradition says that Dai’Dann, the ever watchful Mother of us all, the goddess of the sun, is distracted by her sister, Epsca, the mischievous moon. With their Mother’s back turned, the people of Prentil are free to revel and party and make mischief of their own. The folk enjoy drink and smoke, food and dancing, love and laughter, and practical jokes throughout the day.
Many enjoy dressing in costumes and coloring their hair with bright dyes. Then the day long revelry culminates with giant bonfires and wondrous firework displays. According to the old tales, the fires and fireworks are designed to frighten Epsca away and allow Dai’Dann to shine down once more. The parties last long into the night as Epsca’s full moon is chased across the sky.

The fourth day of the celebration is called the Day of Reflection, or, as the younger folk like to say, the Day of Regurgitation. On the Day of Reflection, the Prentil people rest and recuperate from Winter Night and reflect on their deeds of the past year. Many take this time to offer penance or ask forgiveness for their sins. But it is not a day of piety to all of the Prentil people – many other celebrations occur on this day. In the towns of Bentl, the ashes of all those who died the prior year are sown into
the wheat, barley and oat crops while their friends and family tell tales of the lives of the fallen. In the late summer, these crops will be turned into beers and ales, and once again the Bentl people will remember their fallen loved ones. In Vridhan, the Great Knight’s Tournament is completed on the Day of Reflection, and the tournament champions are named. In the city of Stennar, those that have come of age choose their guild and receive their guild tattoos.

The fifth and final day of the New Year celebration is known as Renewal Day, or New Day. Many who have taken oaths – be they oaths of piety, marriage, or service – renew their oaths in various ceremonies throughout the land on this day. In Vridhan, new Knights are sworn in on New Day, and Knights from across Prentil meet in the Great Vridhen Halls and tell the tales of their deeds from the previous year before renewing their oaths. It is also common custom for many new marriage proposals to
occur on New Day.

Current Timeline:

(Book.Chapter.Page)
Year 929
01.01.01 – 01.02.11 17th Day of Serau
01.02.11 – 01.02.17 18th Day of Serau
01.02.18 – 01.02.27 19th Day of Serau
01.02.28 – 01.03.03 20th Day of Serau
01.03.04 – 01.03.16 21st Day of Serau
01.03.17 – 01.03.21 22nd Day of Serau
01.03.22 – 01.04.02 23rd Day of Serau
01.04.03 – 01.04.05 24th Day of Serau
01.04.06 – 01.04.08 25th Day of Serau
01.04.09 – 01.04.17 26th Day of Serau
01.04.18 – 01.04.21 27th Day of Serau
01.04.22 – 01.04.22 28th Day of Serau
01.05.02 – 01.05.06 5th Day of Therau
01.05.06 – 01.05.07 6th Day of Therau
01.05.08 – 01.06.02 20th Day of Therau
01.06.03 – 01.06.09 21st Day of Therau
01.06.09 – 01.06.09 5th Day of Fehrwiht
01.06.10 – 01.06.12 19th Day of Fehrwiht
01.06.12 – 01.06.16 20th Day of Fehrwiht
01.06.16 – 01.06.16 21st Day of Fehrwiht
01.06.17 – 01.06.17 30th Day of Fehrwiht
01.06.18 – 01.06.23 7th Day of Sehrwiht
01.06.23 – 01.06.23 8th Day of Sehrwiht
01.07.02 – 01.07.02 20th Day of Sehrwiht
01.07.03 – 01.07.03 25th Day of Sehrwiht
01.07.04 – 01.07.05 26th Day of Sehrwiht
01.07.05 – 01.07.11 27th Day of Sehrwiht
01.07.11 – 01.07.23 28th Day of Sehrwiht
01.08.02 – 01.08.02 30th Day of Sehrwiht
01.08.03 – 01.08.03 2nd Day of Therwiht
01.08.04 – 01.08.04 22nd Day of Therwiht
01.08.04 – 01.08.08 24th Day of Therwiht
01.08.09 – 01.08.14 25th Day of Therwiht
01.08.14 – 01.08.22 25th Day of Therwiht
01.08.23 – 01.08.23 26th Day of Therwiht
01.08.24 – 01.08.24 5th Day of New Year
Year 930
01.09.02 – 01.09.02 2nd Day of Sehrspria
01.09.03 – 01.09.03 4th Day of Sehrspria
01.09.04 – 01.09.06 25th Day of Sehrspria
01.09.07 – 01.09.11 27th Day of Sehrspria
01.09.11 – 01.09.11 1st Day of Therspria
01.09.12 – 01.09.12 2nd Day of Therspria
01.09.13 – 01.09.13 7th Day of Fehrsun
01.09.14 – 01.09.15 8th Day of Ferhsun
01.09.16 – 01.09.17 9th Day of Ferhsun
01.09.18 – 01.09.21 16th Day of Ferhsun
01.09.21 – 01.09.25 17th Day of Ferhsun
01.10.02 – 01.10.08 18th Day of Ferhsun
01.10.09 – 01.10.09 20th Day of Ferhsun
01.10.10 – 01.10.10 18th Day of Ferhsun
01.10.11 – 01.10.11 20th Day of Ferhsun
01.10.12 – 01.10.22 21st Day of Ferhsun