Daily reset in
Every day at midnight Sky time
Next up: Polluted Geyser
Times are in Sky time (Pacific)
Every day at midnight Sky time
Every Sunday at midnight Sky time

Every 2 hours, Sky time

Every 2 hours, Sky time

Every 2 hours, Sky time
Polluted Geyser, Grandma’s dinner and the Sanctuary turtle each happen every 2 hours, on even Sky hours, at 5, 35 and 50 minutes past the hour. Your next event is marked.
Times are in Sky time (Pacific).
| Hour | Polluted Geyser | Grandma’s dinner | Sanctuary turtle |
|---|---|---|---|
Shards erupt on most days. Odd dates are red shards, which give Ascended Candles. Even dates are black shards. The realm and area follow a fixed rotation.
Shard times are a community prediction, not an official schedule. They can change on event days.
Sky runs on Pacific time. That is PST (UTC-8) in winter and PDT (UTC-7) in summer, and the daily reset is at midnight Pacific time. This page shows every event in your own time first, and Sky time next to it.
Sky runs on Pacific time, the time in California. That is PST (UTC-8) in winter and PDT (UTC-7) in summer. If your region does not change its clocks, the reset moves by an hour for you when Pacific time changes. This page shows every time in your own time zone first.
Every day at midnight Pacific time. Candles and daily quests refresh then. The daily reset countdown near the top shows how long is left and what time it is for you.
Once a week, on Sunday at midnight Pacific time. The Eye of Eden countdown near the top shows how long is left and the day and time for you.
Each one happens every 2 hours, on even Pacific hours. The Polluted Geyser starts 5 minutes past the hour, Grandma’s dinner 35 minutes past and the Sanctuary turtle 50 minutes past, and each gives light for about 10 minutes. The schedule table shows the exact times in your time zone.
In Sky time, odd dates have red shards and even dates have black shards. Red shards give Ascended Candles. A fixed rotation picks the realm and area, and some weekdays have no shard. These times come from a community prediction, not an official schedule, and they can change on event days.
This site is new and still being worked on, so some times or details may be wrong. The reset times, the event minutes and the shard rule were checked against official posts and community trackers, but shard times are a prediction. If something looks off, check it in the game.
No. This is an unofficial fan tool. Sky: Children of the Light belongs to thatgamecompany, who have no part in this site.