Eberron Calendar [Archive] - Wizards Community

Eberron Calendar [Archive] - Wizards Community

Post/Author/DateTime Post
MosesK
05-29-07, 06:40 AM I've been playing in an Eberron campaign, centered in Sharn for a while now, and it just seems like there's some-thing missing.
There just didn't seem to be a clear sense of -time-.
To correct this, I have been working on an Eberron Calendar (focusing on Sharn). Don't worry I already know about this Calendar (http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/ebwe/20041129a) . The one I'm making is focusing on religion and events. So far it incorporates The Sovereign Host, and Dark Six calendars into the main one, has all major Holy-days, and re-occurring events in Sharn. It's near completion, and when I'm finished I'll post it (or a link to it) here. If any-one has ideas as to what else I should include, please let me know.

Also I'm thinking of making a 'Random city-wide events' chart to incorporate all those things that don't have a specific date.
MosesK
06-13-07, 10:02 PM Well, I've been putting off posting it because I've been slowly adding to it, but now it's time I just hunkered down and posted what I have so far. The document has been made in Open Office.
Here is the Open Office version.
Eberron Calendar (http://www.mediafire.com/?bwsmt5zyyya)
Here is the Microsoft Excel version (untested).
Eberron Calendar (http://www.mediafire.com/?amwygjdzx19)
OctaviusIII
06-14-07, 01:54 AM Not bad, not bad - I've got something similar, actually, and it looks a lot less professional than yours. I've got mine lined up linearly, just a straight line down for the whole year. I do have a question, though, about the Host day numbers, as they appear to be out of order, or there are numbers missing. For Zarantyr, for example, it goes 1-7, skips 8, 9-15, then skips 16, then 8-14, and so on in a strange sort of way.
MosesK
06-14-07, 07:26 AM Ah, I see what you're talking about now. Each box contains two dates. The date on the normal calender, and the date on the Sovereign Host calendar (which has no months, and sixteen day weeks). To clear things up, print it out, or do a print preview.

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
MosesK 05-29-07, 06:40 AM	I've been playing in an Eberron campaign, centered in Sharn for a while now, and it just seems like there's some-thing missing. There just didn't seem to be a clear sense of -time-. To correct this, I have been working on an Eberron Calendar (focusing on Sharn). Don't worry I already know about this Calendar (http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/ebwe/20041129a) . The one I'm making is focusing on religion and events. So far it incorporates The Sovereign Host, and Dark Six calendars into the main one, has all major Holy-days, and re-occurring events in Sharn. It's near completion, and when I'm finished I'll post it (or a link to it) here. If any-one has ideas as to what else I should include, please let me know. Also I'm thinking of making a 'Random city-wide events' chart to incorporate all those things that don't have a specific date.
MosesK 06-13-07, 10:02 PM	Well, I've been putting off posting it because I've been slowly adding to it, but now it's time I just hunkered down and posted what I have so far. The document has been made in Open Office. Here is the Open Office version. Eberron Calendar (http://www.mediafire.com/?bwsmt5zyyya) Here is the Microsoft Excel version (untested). Eberron Calendar (http://www.mediafire.com/?amwygjdzx19)
OctaviusIII 06-14-07, 01:54 AM	Not bad, not bad - I've got something similar, actually, and it looks a lot less professional than yours. I've got mine lined up linearly, just a straight line down for the whole year. I do have a question, though, about the Host day numbers, as they appear to be out of order, or there are numbers missing. For Zarantyr, for example, it goes 1-7, skips 8, 9-15, then skips 16, then 8-14, and so on in a strange sort of way.
MosesK 06-14-07, 07:26 AM	Ah, I see what you're talking about now. Each box contains two dates. The date on the normal calender, and the date on the Sovereign Host calendar (which has no months, and sixteen day weeks). To clear things up, print it out, or do a print preview.