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'''Stardates''' will be the calendar system used in | '''Stardates''' will be the calendar system used in "official" documentation for the Starfleet Command RPG (following its in-game introduction), though traditional Gregorian dates may be used instead or alongside. Stardates are comprised of the year separated from the month and date by a decimal, with the month and date in numerical format. For example, the founding of the [[United Federation of Planets]] on October 11, [[2161]] would have a stardate of 2161.1011. | ||
Any stardates encountered elsewhere in the SFC RPG site that are not in this format are derived external to it and either have not been translated into the RPG-canon format or have not yet been suitably dated to the Gregorian calendar. | Any stardates encountered elsewhere in the SFC RPG site that are not in this format are derived external to it and either have not been translated into the RPG-canon format or have not yet been suitably dated to the Gregorian calendar. | ||
Weeks: If the first month in each quarter is presumed to have | Weeks: If the first month in each quarter is presumed to have five weeks, and each of the other to have four, then the year equals out perfectly to 52 weeks. | ||
[[Category:Rules]] | [[Category:Rules]] | ||
Latest revision as of 08:07, 28 June 2023
Stardates will be the calendar system used in "official" documentation for the Starfleet Command RPG (following its in-game introduction), though traditional Gregorian dates may be used instead or alongside. Stardates are comprised of the year separated from the month and date by a decimal, with the month and date in numerical format. For example, the founding of the United Federation of Planets on October 11, 2161 would have a stardate of 2161.1011.
Any stardates encountered elsewhere in the SFC RPG site that are not in this format are derived external to it and either have not been translated into the RPG-canon format or have not yet been suitably dated to the Gregorian calendar.
Weeks: If the first month in each quarter is presumed to have five weeks, and each of the other to have four, then the year equals out perfectly to 52 weeks.