i. Spring: 15/03 - 12/05(68 days)

Flowers are blooming, spring trees are gaining their blossoms and regrowing their leaves, and everything is bright and green. Many festivals are held around this time, mostly celebrating freedom, life, happiness, and love. Gods who deal with earth, plants, and life are generally celebrated during this time.

ii. Summer: 13/05 - 05/08(98 days)

Depending on the area, you may have a very light summer, where it’s spring but with less rain and a bit warmer, or a heavy summer, which is when the temperatures crank up to the max, and many days are spent under trees sweating, or inside drinking cool drinks. Areas may also get a mix of the two, or alternate from one to the other. Events celebrated at this time include those that are in relation to the hotter elements of the planets, like lava and fire gods. They also celebrate the water and air gods who bless them with coolness during these heated times.

iii. Autumn: 06/08 - 18/10(83 days)

Plants are dying once again, but many consider it a time of beauty. Events around this time are normally about togetherness, family, and death. Gods who control life, birth, and death are celebrated and give time for the mourning of those who have been lost, and the celebration of new and old lives through stories, performances, and magic(magic bonfires!!). Unless they hate magic, then burning magical items or just having a boring old bonfire works.

iv. Winter: 19/10 - 14/03(101 days)

This is the most formal time of the year. Many balls and dances are held around this time so that you may be dressed with large cloaks and jackets over your finest and still be comfortable without the extra padding in the warmth of the ballroom. Events around this time are more earthly, not celebrating any gods but celebrating the dawn of a new year and a new cycle, and the time to give to others.