Generations

Since one year on Nidus lasts roughly 300 Earth years, the planet uses generations to mark the passing of time. One generation is equivalent to 25 Earth years. For example, the city of Freywall was established in 56G (roughly 1400 Earth years).

During the modern era, the annual clock was developed that allowed people to chart the passing of time more accurately. The system works by charting Cede's location during its orbit around Nidus. However, due to this system's logistics, it does not work during diacede; therefore, it did not completely replace the old system of generational time.