Rosha has two moons, Neimad is closer to the world so appears larger in the sky. It is an icy blue color and has a 28-day cycle. Lynae, the smaller satellite, is silvery-white in color with a 49-day cycle, its phases longer.
In the spring of the Year of the Gathering, 3201 vin. a new object was seen in the sky. Smaller than the moon Lynae, it was crimson in hue. Too large to be a planet, the red orb disappeared by the morning. Less than two weeks had gone by when it made a reappearance. Since then it has been seen many times, appearing in various positions in the sky, confounding astrologers with its unexplained and unexpected arrivals. It never remains around from more than a night or two before vanishing without a trace. It has come to be known as Illisade and many tales are springing up to explain its mysterious origin.
On the calenders that follow, the colors of the moon indicate which one it is. Passing your mouse over one will also tell you the phase.
Neimad
Lynae
Illisade
Similarly, holding your mouse on the day will translate the Roshan date for you.
(Current Calender)