Time in your world

Not every world has twelve months.

The Realm Calendar follows your setting. It records the time in which the story takes place, not just the date of your next real-life session.

Use your own calendar

Set up months, weekdays and eras for your Realm. You can start with a calendar template and adapt it to your setting.

Mistmarch Realm calendar with a harbor festival and play context.
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Your world counts its own days.
Mistmarch Realm calendar with a harbor festival and play context.

Place events on the right in-world date

Add events on the right date in your Realm, including events that repeat. Categories help you tell them apart. Record who took part in an event in the World Graph.

Distinguish the session from the story

A Session can have both a real-life schedule and an in-world date. That distinction is useful when weeks pass between meetings but little time passes in the story.

Set up and use your calendar

Try your calendar with a few dates before using it for a longer game. Once its structure is locked, months and calendar rules stay fixed. This keeps existing dates consistent. You can still move the current in-world date forward as you play.

A home for your Realm

There’s already room for your first story.

Create your first Realm, add two characters and record what connects them. Your Atlavium can grow with your stories. Compendium features will remain free within your granted allowances.