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This is a list of calendars, dating systems, chronologies, etc. used in Magic: The Gathering.

Dominaria

Argivian Reckoning

Argivian Reckoning (AR) is the primary calendar used on Dominaria (notably excepting the continent of Corondor). It sets year 0 as the year in which both Urza and Mishra were born. It only came into use many years after the time of the Brothers, and was used informally for several thousand years before an attempt was made to clarify historical facts. It is named after New Argive, a country famed for its scholars. The last time the date was explicitly mentioned or could be directly derived from the storyline (Odyssey), it was 4306 AR. With the advent of Time Spiral block, the date can be gleaned as around 4505 AR, supposing that Argivian Reckoning is still in use.

Common Era

Common Era (CE) is a dating system established by New Sumifans in Almaaz. It starts around 3035 AR.[1]

Penregon Founding

Penregon Founding, or PF for short, is the only calender system known to be in use at the time of The Brothers' War. It sets Year 0 as the year Penregon, the capital of Argive, was founded. When Urza and Mishra were born (0 AR), the year was 912 PF.

Reckoning of the Sages of Minorad

The Reckoning of the Sages of Minorad is a calendar primarily used in Corondor. Year 1 in this reckoning begins on the anniversary of the gathering of the Sages of Minorad. It corresponds with the year 3000 of the Argivian Reckoning.

Ravnica

Ravnica uses the measure of Al Concordant and Zal Concordant. Al Concordant is used to measure the time before the signing of the Guildpact, while Zal Concordant is used afterwards. The events of the Guilds of Ravnica block take place in 10.076 ZC, usually referred to as ’76.

Ravnica’s calendar contains 365 days divided into twelve months, with the same number of days as Gregorian calendar.[2] The year begins with 1 Seleszeni (March 1). The annual celebration of the Guildpact begins on 28 Zuun and extends into 1 Seleszeni.

  1. Seleszeni (March)
  2. Dhazo (April)
  3. Prahz (May)
  4. Mokosh (June)
  5. Paujal (July)
  6. Cizarm (August)
  7. Tevnember (September)
  8. Golgar (October)
  9. Quaegar (November)
  10. Xivaskir (December)
  11. Griev (January)
  12. Zuun (February)

References

  1. Date of 3000 BCE (Before Common Era) corresponds to times of the Brothers, soon after Almaaz joined to Mishra's forces.
  2. James Wyatt and Jeremy Crawford (November 2018). "D&D Guildmasters' Guide to Ravnica", Wizards of the Coast.
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