Moons & Time

Through Imor's vast sky travels eight moons: one for each basic element.

Lunar Cycle
At the beginning of a new day, the Fire Moon rises in the eastern sky and brings warm orange light to the land. Three hours later, the Light Moon peeks over the horizon, shedding white light and brightening the skies. Third, the Air Moon rises and floods the sky with wind and yellow light. The last of the bright moons, the Life Moon, rises fourth, nine hours after the Fire Moon, and feeds the land with its life energy. With all four bright moons in the sky, the sky is a light green. For the next nine hours, the sky transitions to a dark blue and its brightness decreases as the four night moons make their appearance. First is the rain bringing Water Moon, then the Dark Moon to stamp out the light. Next the Earth Moon to shake the land, and finally the day is laid to rest by the Death Moon.

Calendar
The moons decide the seasons. Most societies have adopted a lunar calendar based on which moon is most prominent.