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'''Outwork''' is an [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intercalation_(timekeeping) intercalary period] at the very end of the [[Fortressian Calendar|Fortressian calendar]], after the month of [[Lunidor]] and before the month of [[Portcullose]] and the new year. Any and all additional days necessary to keep the Fortressian calendar synced to the Earth's 365 day year are placed in Outwork. In practice, this means that Outwork always has at minimum fifteen days, while in Gregorian calendar years with leap days, the number of days is sixteen instead. [[File:011 Outwork 8.png|right|thumb|Outwork has no official holidays.]]
'''Outwork''' is an [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intercalation_(timekeeping) intercalary period] at the very end of the [[Fortressian Calendar|Fortressian calendar]], after the month of [[Lunidor]] and before the month of [[Portcullose]] and the new year. Any and all additional days necessary to keep the Fortressian calendar synced to the Earth's 365 day year are placed in Outwork. In practice, this means that Outwork always has at minimum fifteen days, while in Gregorian calendar years with leap days, the number of days is sixteen instead. [[File:011 Outwork 8.png|right|thumb|Outwork has no official holidays.]]
==Etymology==
Outwork is named after outworks, the a fortress's defensive structures that are physically detached from the main structure.


==Notable Events==
==Notable Events==

Revision as of 03:30, 14 July 2026

Outwork is an intercalary period at the very end of the Fortressian calendar, after the month of Lunidor and before the month of Portcullose and the new year. Any and all additional days necessary to keep the Fortressian calendar synced to the Earth's 365 day year are placed in Outwork. In practice, this means that Outwork always has at minimum fifteen days, while in Gregorian calendar years with leap days, the number of days is sixteen instead.

Outwork has no official holidays.

Etymology

Outwork is named after outworks, the a fortress's defensive structures that are physically detached from the main structure.

Notable Events

12 Outwork 5 - COVID-19 is declared to be endemic.
14 Outwork 5 - The first issue of The Fortressian Letter is published.
Outwork 7 - Due to an incorrect calculation of dates between the Fortressian and Gregorian calendars, there are seventeen days in Outwork 7, one more than there are on leap years.