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In this, the year 538 TC, there is no better time to visit our beloved kingdom of Draíocoinnigh. Whether you crave the warm summer evenings and everlasting sun of the White Night or prefer to curl up beside the fire on a winter's evening, Draío offers something for everyone to enjoy

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Our kingdom's calendar was established by the Ancient Fathers in the first year after the Conquest of the Continent and follows a twelve month calendar beginning with the new year on the first day of the month of Ennáir. The months are as follows: Ennáir, Feabrah, Márta, Aibreán, Beltané, Meitheam, Lúil, Lúnasa, Medi, Hydref, Samhain, Noll.

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Our Beloved King Cashel celebrates his day of birth on the Day Blessed by the Gods which falls on the 18th of Aibreán each year.

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Though our territories throughout the kingdom experience a varying degree of each season and hold preference to one particular season each, winter can be experienced in Noll, Ennáir, and Feabrah. To experience a snow-white winter anytime, consider traveling to Romíodog where the season never ends and the sun never fully rises.

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The season of flowers and new life, Spring can be experienced in Márta, Aibreán, and Beltané. Travel to Golorgleann to take in the impressive flower fields and vast farmlands throughout the year!

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If the warmth of a summer day is what you need, the summer months of Meitheam, Lúil, and Lúnasa are filled with festivals and endless days to enjoy. Tempted to try to withstand the desert like a true Fire Cursed warrior? Tinemallacht welcomes you? Looking for sandy beaches and a cool coastal breeze? Tonnfórsca has just what you crave.

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The soft breeze of autumn is calling as Media, Hydref, and Samhain approach. With mild temperatures and a calm breeze, there is no place better to enjoy a Draío autumn than in Gálamáistir on the eastern coast of the continent.

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