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Here's my perpetual calendar (works from 1 A.R. onwards) updated for the new World Guide:

CalendarAR.zip

Included in the zip file is the moon font needed to display the moon phases correctly. You need to install or copy the file into the Windows fonts directory if you don't already have it. To generate the calendar for a particular year, just type the year number into the yellow box on the first page.

Holidays mentioned in the World Guide, equinoxes, and new and full moons are all marked on the calendar. It syncs with our Gregorian calendar this year (4711 AR or 2011 AD), but will get out of sync following the first Gregorian leap year that's not also a Golarion leap year going forwards (4716 AR and after) or backwards (Calistril 4708 AR and before). Moon phases are close enough to our real world this year, but as I'm only using very simplistic calculations, don't expect them to remain in sync with our real world many years into the future or past.

Enjoy!

I made an Excel calendar generator for Golarion that works for any year from 1 A.R. with moon phases, leap days and the holidays in Campaign Setting all marked in. My version differs from Lilith's in 2 major ways:

1) It synchs with the date mentioned in Second Darkness, in that 14 Arodus 4708 IS Oathday.

2) I marked the solstices and equinoxes closer to our real calendar, on the 20/21/22 of the first month of the season, as I think that's what the Pathfinder authors have in mind when they mention things like "first day of autumn" in the AP's. Because the Campaign Setting delineates the seasons clearly by month, I've kept Lilith's method of marking the start of a season on the first day of the relevant month.

You can download it here.

There's a moon font included in the zip. You need to install that to see the moon phases correctly. To generate the calendar for a particular year, just type the year number into the yellow box on the first page.

This being Excel, the calendar isn't as pretty as the one that Lilith and Fray made, but it does work for any year into the future. If anyone with more artistic talent wants to take it and make pretty swimsuit calendars out of the output, be my guest.

Enjoy!

Please cancel my Pathfinder subscription.

I just purchased D1 in PDF format, and found that it's secured such that I can't even mark in the discovered errata.

Is there any reason why you don't allow commenting in the document?

There're ways around it if I really want to do it, of course, but I don't see why I have to. I run all my games online, so I use the actual PDF during play, not a printed copy of it. I _need_ to be able to mark errata and my own notes in the PDF itself.

So will the powers at Paizo relax the PDF security, or even remove it altogether? I really don't understand the need to secure such documents.