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*'''10''' hundreniums in a thillenium.
 
*'''10''' hundreniums in a thillenium.
  
The number of weeks in a month varies, depending on which race's week you are using. For instance (ignoring the [[worship holiday]] that starts and ends each month) there are 16 [[ogre]]-weeks in a month, as they are only 3 days long (two days of work, one holiday.) There are only two [[gnome]]-weeks, however, as a gnome-week is 15 days long (they then have two days of rest between each of the two weeks.)
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The number of weeks in a month varies, depending on which race's week you are using. For instance (ignoring the [[worship holidays]] that start and end each month) there are 16 [[ogre]]-weeks in a month, as they are only 3 days long (two days of work, one holiday.) There are only two [[gnome]]-weeks, however, as a gnome-week is 15 days long (they then have two days of rest between each of the two weeks.)
  
[[Earth]], for reasons unknown, runs on its own system of time, where there are 24 hours in a day, 60 minutes in an hour, and 60 seconds in a minute. This non-compliance with the rest of the world has caused [[Colk]], God of Time, to boycott the city. No one in Earth seems to particularly mind this.
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The city of [[Earth]] in [[The Heartland]] runs on its own system of time, for reasons unknown. In Earth, there are 24 hours in a day, 60 minutes in an hour, and 60 seconds in a minute. This non-compliance with the rest of the world has caused [[Colk]], God of Time, to boycott the city. No one in Earth seems to particularly mind this (or, indeed, to have noticed.)
  
 
==Earth Conversion Rate==
 
==Earth Conversion Rate==
 
One normal second is 1.15740 "Earth-seconds". (6 earth-seconds is approximately 7 regular seconds.)
 
One normal second is 1.15740 "Earth-seconds". (6 earth-seconds is approximately 7 regular seconds.)
  
Every "Earth-minute" consisting of 60 "Earth-seconds" is equal to approximately 70 regular seconds, or .7 of a regular minute. Therefore every...this is where most [[mathematicians]] give up, and decide that it's simpler to just buy a watch from Earth.
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Every "Earth-minute" consisting of 60 "Earth-seconds" is equal to approximately 70 regular seconds, or .7 of a regular minute. Therefore every...this is where most people give up, and decide that it's simpler to just buy a watch from Earth. Working it out in any more detail sounds suspiciously like [[maths]], which of course doesn't exist.

Latest revision as of 06:52, 10 June 2008

Time in All-That-Is can be measured by seconds, minutes, hours, days, weeks, months, years, hundreniums and thilleniums.

Conversion

There are:

  • 100 seconds in a minute,
  • 100 minutes in an hour,
  • 10 hours in a day,
  • 50 days in a month,
  • 10 months in a year,
  • 100 years in a hundrenium, and
  • 10 hundreniums in a thillenium.

The number of weeks in a month varies, depending on which race's week you are using. For instance (ignoring the worship holidays that start and end each month) there are 16 ogre-weeks in a month, as they are only 3 days long (two days of work, one holiday.) There are only two gnome-weeks, however, as a gnome-week is 15 days long (they then have two days of rest between each of the two weeks.)

The city of Earth in The Heartland runs on its own system of time, for reasons unknown. In Earth, there are 24 hours in a day, 60 minutes in an hour, and 60 seconds in a minute. This non-compliance with the rest of the world has caused Colk, God of Time, to boycott the city. No one in Earth seems to particularly mind this (or, indeed, to have noticed.)

Earth Conversion Rate

One normal second is 1.15740 "Earth-seconds". (6 earth-seconds is approximately 7 regular seconds.)

Every "Earth-minute" consisting of 60 "Earth-seconds" is equal to approximately 70 regular seconds, or .7 of a regular minute. Therefore every...this is where most people give up, and decide that it's simpler to just buy a watch from Earth. Working it out in any more detail sounds suspiciously like maths, which of course doesn't exist.