The Almanac of Stars · Arcadian Astrology

A sky with a place
for you.

Find your Star Day in the world of Blood of the Wild Gods. Your birthday opens a reading of your constellation, your hidden self, and the house that holds them.

A fictional astrology system from my books, made for reflection and discovery.

Your place in the sky

Find your Star Day

You only need your birthday. If you know your birth time, you can discover your rising sign too.

Use the local time recorded at your birth. Leave it blank if you don’t know. Your birthday stays in this browser; this form doesn’t send or save it.

Four parts of one sky

How to read your results

You don’t need to know the books to begin. Each part of your reading looks at something different.

01 / Constellation

Your larger story

The constellation ruling your birthday shapes your reading’s central themes, strengths, and shadows.

02 / Moon

Your inner self

Your Arcadian moon phase explores your private feelings and emotional nature. It follows the Almanac’s calendar, rather than Earth’s astronomical moon.

03 / House

Where it unfolds

Your house points to the area of life where your constellation’s energy takes shape.

04 / Rising

How you meet the world

Your birth time reveals the constellation on your Arcadian horizon: the presence you bring into a room.

Two birthdays · One shared sky

How do your stars meet?

Explore the connection between two constellations, then the emotional dance between their moon phases.

Your birthday
Their birthday

No names or birth times needed. Dates aren’t saved or included in your shared reading.

The stars incline, they do not compel. Explore the gifts and challenges of a pairing, rather than a score or verdict on a relationship.

Meet the twelve

Explore the constellations

Five have manifested in the story timeline; seven remain prophesied. A constellation’s place in that history is separate from whether its book is finished or published. The readings preserve the Almanac’s original wording.

See when the constellations formed and which stories tell their history →

A moment under today’s sky

Today’s reading

A daily reading for everyone, drawn from the Almanac. It follows the date on your device.

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There’s a whole world behind this sky.