Voxana uses a thirteen-month calendar of twenty-eight days each, totaling three hundred and sixty-four days per year. Each month spans exactly four seven-day weeks. The calendar is shared across both continents, though local naming variations exist in some regions. Scholars believe it predates the Split, making it one of the few cultural artifacts that survived the cataclysm intact.

The year begins with Frostfall, the first month of winter, and ends with Loomtide, a month dedicated not to any god but to the Loom itself—a time of renewal, reflection, and the turning of the cycle.

#	Month	Season	Character
1	Frostfall	Early Winter	First snows fall. The world quiets. Communities turn inward.
2	Frostveil	Deep Winter	The coldest month. Hearth-bound. Stories told by firelight.
3	Starlight’s End	Midwinter	The darkest nights. Stargazing, remembrance of the dead, and vigils for the returning light.
4	Thawmere	Late Winter	Ice breaks on rivers and lakes. The first stirrings of movement after the long cold.
5	Bloomwind	Early Spring	First flowers. Planting begins. The wind carries the scent of new growth.
6	Greenrise	Mid Spring	Growth surges. Forests awaken. Druids hold their most sacred rites.
7	Summerflare	Early Summer	Heat builds. Trade caravans launch. Festival season begins.
8	Brightcrest	Midsummer	The longest days. Peak of light. Major holy days for Sarus. Guild contracts surge.
9	Moonbask	Late Summer	Warm nights under bright moons. Lunar celebrations for Uvian. Romance and revelry.
10	Stormsong	Early Autumn	Tempests roll in off the Great Sea. Harvest urgency. Amera’s faithful rejoice.
11	Harvestmoon	Mid Autumn	The main harvest. Feasts of plenty. Trade peaks as goods flow to market.
12	Ashfall	Late Autumn	Leaves fall. First frosts. Preparation for winter. Debts settled.
13	Loomtide	The Loom’s Month	Renewal and reflection. Not tied to any god. The weave turns. The year ends and begins again.

Loomtide holds special significance across both continents. It is the month when temples of all gods hold joint services, when old grievances are formally put to rest, and when the Firefly Brigade traditionally reviews the year’s expeditions and records. In many communities, the final night of Loomtide is celebrated with lantern releases, symbolizing threads being returned to the Loom.