The name of days + months on Azeroth?

[KOUNTERPARTS]

Do u think the names of the days of the week and the months of a the year on Azeroth are the same names as they are in real life?

[Skytotem]

Probably not, the etymology wouldn't make sense and there's too many disparate cultures for them to be the same

But Blizz hasn't addressed it yet because they don't care about lore and flavor to the same extent as the playerbase

[Derpules]

WoW has an Odin, so there might be a THORsday in there somewhere

[Zelk]

WoW has an Odin, so there might be a THORsday in there somewhere

wednesday is from Odin (Wodensdaeg)

[bruxx]

I'm under the impression that they mostly measure time in seasons and moons

[AwkwardSquirtle]

WoW has an Odin, so there might be a THORsday in there somewhere

I mean it has Thorim so maybe. Also Freya for Friday.

[Amnaught]

Do u think the names of the days of the week and the months of a the year on Azeroth are the same names as they are in real life?

Why wouldnt the etymology work?

Everything else is translated to the client's language.

[Kathranis]

Ansheday, Eluneday, Tyrsday, Odynsday, Thorimsday, Freyasday... Sargerasday?

[Razion]

Satyrday.

How scandelous.

[Neuroticaine]

I suddenly realized the only games I've ever played that I can think of off the top of my head that had their own days and month names are the Elder Scrolls games. I'm sure there are others, and I've played a lot of games that have some kind of calendar split into months and sometimes even distinct weeks, but they never really have unique names. Like FFXIV for example, have months as Astral and Umbral "moons" for months, with a a god or goddess and element associated with them, but generally are just referred to as the number of the moon it is, and each day is just referred as the number of the "sun" it is.

More games set in their own universes should develop their calendars more. It's a nice additional touch to add to the immersion.=

[Linkedblade]

Sunday and Monday make sense regardless, but as others have said the other four are Norse and those deities are in wow.

For months, theyre named after roman gods or leaders and the others are named by their number.

[Funkyjunky]

Antonidas journal describes events happening during oct(ober).
https://wowpedia.fandom.com/wiki/Jou...mage_Antonidas

And we this beauty of a calendar

[Derpules]

Satyrday.

How scandelous.

I like this. A lot, actually.

[Val the Moofia Boss]

It's never come up so I presume it's just the same as ours.

[KOUNTERPARTS]

Satyrday.

How scandelous.

A superstitious day for night elves, I'm sure.

[Iain]

https://www.wowhead.com/achievement=248/sundays-finest

[KOUNTERPARTS]

https://www.wowhead.com/achievement=248/sundays-finest

This is the day that God the First Ones rested.

[FuxieDK]

I mean it has Thorim so maybe. Also Freya for Friday.

Friday is named after Frey, NOT Freya.