Timeline of the pathwalker story

Arc of ZIMRA, LA 100

25th of Zimra Is the calculated day of White Worm's arrival in Baden's Bluff.

8th of Zimra Zal'kazzir and Eranon catch-up to the others who have been traveling for 13 days.

6th of Zimra Zal'kazzir returns to Hamlet and picks up Eranon.

3rd of Zimra Zal'kazzir finishes business in Sharuun and returns to the Hamlet.

1st of Zimra Zal'kazzir arrives in Sharuun

Arc of SHAREEL, LA 100

31st of Shareel Eranon returns on hippogriff to The Hamlet, Zal'Kazzir leaves for Sharuun.

28th of Shareel Eranon and Zal'Kazzir fly to the Hag Swamp. Spend next two days working on cure. Kyuad and Durgaz leave for Baden's Bluff.

18-28th of Shareel Working on crafting, meetings with officials: War Council of Aradil, Sovaliss the Eye-Master, questioning Vrolk, etc.

18th of Shareel Arrive in The Hamlet.

Great Arcs of the Sorshef

Each arc is named after the god-rider that is believed to hold the most power within that region of the stellar Sorshef. There are sections of the Book of the Sahi that tell of times in the ancient past when the god-kalifs of given arcs changed and were therefore given new names, but this has not happened since before the Sarcosans came to Eredane.

• Months of the Year: better known as "ARCS" to folk of Aryth.
  • SHAREEL (1)
    "the Arc of the Sisters", the first thaws in the central plains usually come by the end of Shareel and the wild boro begin their migration north.
  • DOSHRAM (2)
    "Planting", This arc is when young horses are broken. Sarcosan weddings are also thought most favored during Doshram.
  • SAHAAD (3)
    "Spring's End", this arc is the favored time for birthing foals. Traditionally this is also the time when nomadic Sarcosans left their winter camps. If born on the zenith of Sahaad, a Sarcosan child is thought to be destined for greatness.
  • SENNEACH (4)
    "the Arc of Battle", this is the traditional time of hunts, conquest, and trade caravans.
  • HALAIL (5)
    "High Summer", in Eredane and the hottest time of the year across most of the continent. Children of age often attempt their soba, or “breaking ceremony,” during Halail.
  • ZIMRA (6)
    "Harvest", this arc is dry and windy across most of the lands. It is considered bad luck to be born in Zimra and in times not so ancient, children born on the zenith of Zimra were often drowned.
  • OBARES (7)
    "the Arc of AUTUMN", and time for the last preparations before winter comes. Nomadic tribes returned to winter camps and settled in for the long winter by the zenith of Obares, also known as "the Day of Rests".
  • HANUD (8)
    "the Arc of the Dead", this a traditional time to honor the memory of lost relatives and the only time of the year when it is wise to ask favors of the Sorshef. The Dorns, long influenced by the Sarcosan calendar, hold their most solemn ancestor ceremony on the zenith of Hanud. They call the ceremony "the Calling of Honors".
  • HISHA (9)
    "the Arc of WINTER", this time marks the heart of the winter season. The zenith of Hisha coincides with the winter solstice and is called "the Day of the Sun".
  • SUTARA (10)
    "Long Winter", this is still a time of bleak cold before the spring. Since the end of the Third Age, the long winters often seem to cling to the lands, a dread portent many attribute to the foul ways of Izrador.

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