WORKERS 95
90 peasants
- 2 peasants herding goats (10 nanny goats, 5 billies)
- 1 peasant herding cattle (4 cows, 1 bull)
- 25 peasants on turnips (12.5 food/turn)
- 10 peasants on rice (2/plot) (3/3 grown)
- 5 peasants renovating town.
-5 gathering wood – 50 per month
-5 Gathering Peat (65 silver 25 copper/month)
-37 New and Unassigned Peasants

5 hunters:
-5 hunting. (10 units of venison/month)

SOLDIERS 8
5 men at arms (Combat Strength 4 + 1 for equipment)
- 1 further training yeomen (Sheriff)
- 2 With peat collectors
- 2 guarding keep and village

3 Yeomen (Combat Strength 2)
-3 training by Sheriff.

FREE MEN
50 Crofters work 50 plots of Suncaps. (100 units of food/turn).
They’re happy with their new land, as the Suncaps grow happily in the otherwise poor soil.
8 Assistants.
- Leold: Chillin'
-Smyatt: Illin'
- Doobs: Cash Delivrin'
- Erik: Time killin'
- Zeek: Drink spillin'
- Baldric: Don't know, something stupid
- Marcus: Cookin'
- Shorty: Squiring DOOOOOBS on his trip

EVENTS:
2 More cows are pregnant.
1 Goat is pregnant.

The Masons arrive. The leader, a man called Dan Ganawb addresses you with their requirements. They want 1 gold a month, plus an extra 3 gold per month until the quarry is built payable when the quarry is finished. They report that there is 500 peasant work days to build a quarry, under their supervision. After setup, one mason will stay on and oversee the quarry for 50s per month. While they are on site, they expect food and lodgings (4 masons).

Oh, previous thread here:
http://suptg.thisisnotatrueending.com/archive/7073593/#7075309

DOOOOOOOBS will get EAT BY TROLLS.

>>7087302
500 Work months* sorry.

So, 500 peasants in one month, 50 for 10months, 1 for 500 months. They do note that the peasants will get better/faster at it as they work on it though.

Assign 5 additional Peasants to train as soldiers.

Assign 10 Peasants to build small manor house ( Assign Manor House to DOOOOBS on return), equip manor house with stables.

Assign remaining peasants to build Quarry.

What are the peasants assigned to renovation achieving, what exactly does the job entail?

>>7087302

Wow, hunting sure is predictable.

>>7087302

Holy shit, Masons are expensive. Though that said, a quarry will be a nice little earner for us.

Of the unassigned peasants, 20 to building a tavern/brewery in the village, the remainder to assisting the masons in getting the quarry up and running and learning stonecutting skills.

Should convert a part of our manor to serve as a storage area. This way it is easier for our accountant to keep track of everything.

>>7087352

It looks like we completed the tavern and granary since the previous month since we now have alcohol storage capacity.

Inquire to Erik about brewing techniques, see if we can learn anything.

>>7087346
Done. The renovation work is general fixing of the village, making it look nicer, and will fix any minor breakages that come up. It's not particularly important work, it mainly keeps the place tidy and nicer looking if you want to show it off.

What can we do to keep that food from wasting each month? That's a lot of wasted effort. Can we brew the turnips or rice or Suncaps into booze that'll keep longer?

Failing that, it might be worth either taking some peasants off farming duty, or setting up a regular market day when we can trade spare food for other goods.

Market day sounds like a good idea.

Have Smyatt talk to the Masons, see what he can do about lowering the price a bit. We WANT the quarry- but we want it as cheap as possible. Maybe try to bribe them with extra food rations for example. We have enough food to spare...

>>7087302
Order soldiers to put the masons to work at swordpoint.

>>7087417
Oh and let Dan Ganawb stay in the Keep.

>>7087421

What? Don't be a retard, these guys are probably from a guild - they'll talk to the other masons, and then we won't be able to get anyone to help us with our stonework at all.

Can we incorporate any of our animals (particularly the bull) into the building force to speed up the process?

>>7087347
Keeps things simple. Since it isn't a matter of much importance atm (Plenty of food, and meat can't be kept atm) I'm just calling it 10-10-10. Bad and good months will happen once it starts meaning anything.

>>7087352
They can charge a premium for their sevices, because what they do is skilled labour.

>>7087371
The peasants know basic brewing techniques, mainly letting things ferment in barrels and draining off the scumble. Not particularly good and doesn't make high quality alcohol, but it gets you drunk.

Ales are generally easy to make, and take only basic knowledge (unlike scumble, which needs almost none). Basically the better the ingrediants and the brewers, the better quality the alcohol. He knows the basics, and could supervise some ale production.

>>7087361
Use a room in the keep? There are a few unassigned rooms in the lower quality parts of the keep. The good areas are taken up with a general living room, and private rooms for the important residents.

>>7087448
Right, let Erik supervise the brewing, he's got nothing important to do currently. Let the Mason have a room,a poor room should do.

>>7087399
Turnips don't keep well, the meat could be smoked if you had a smoke house. Magic is also always an answer.

Smyatt advises that turnips aren't a much wanted goods, although the suncaps and venison could fetch something.

>>7087417
Roll a d10 for haggling. Low score wanted.

>>7087429
Where will you put his Masons? He brought along a team of 3 others to help him set up.

>>7087445
Cows can be used as draught animals, this will speed things up. However you won't get to milk them. You're not doing much with the milk as it is, so that might not be an issue.

>>7087487
Use cows as part of the workforce, leave the pregnant cows with the herder.

Have the named mason in one poor quality room, leave the other three in dilapidated quality rooms.

rolled 8 = 8

>>7087487
I was saying Smyatt should use food and lodging as a bribing tool. Let them ALL stay in the keep if it will lower the costs.

Rolling

>>7087487

Given that turnips are labour-intensive for a poor return, and we've also got a food surplus anyway, we could probably take a bunch of peasants off turnip-farming and dedicate them (and the land) to a more productive crop.

I'd say that of the 25 turnip-farmers, switch 10 of them to rice-farming and the remaining 15 to gathering peat (which is a pretty useful commodity).

>>7087485
There's 4 Masons. Ganob and 3 others he brought to help set things up.

Note that Erik will need some peasants under him to produce commercial amounts of ale. Until then he's just helping them with their private brews.

>>7087499

Also assign a handful of peasants to refurbishing the dilapidated rooms, so as to keep the masons moderately happy.

>>7087510
Nah. To risky. Pluss we only harvest rice every third month and we can't store food. Turnips are safe.

>>7087516

I second this.

We should just redirect the renovating peasants to focus on the dilapidated rooms.

>>7087512

5 peasants from the turnip pool to brewing stuff.

How long would it take to build a smokehouse? Because at the moment we're very much living hand-to-mouth, and could do with a safety net of stockpiled provisions.

rolled 6 = 6

>>7087519
We have a granary to store rice in, and we can brew alcohol with any extra left over.

>>7087519

We can store rice, it's turnips and meat that don't keep so well.

>>7087519

We have the mushrooms now. They produce more, and work every month. Maybe keep five on turnips, just for variety in diet.

The problem we have right now is that we don't have a sufficient workforce, we need several things done and all of our peasants are currently occupied. We're going to need to switch around some peasants if want to build anything.

>>7087560
We need to focus on the quarry. The longer it takes us to build that, the more costly it is for us. Any thing else could be delayed, and only cost us time.

>>7087500
Ouch, high roll. But with the offer of staying in the keep and the food surplus they're not offended by your attempts to wheedle down the costs.

>>7087499
Done. 3 pregnant cows stay with herder, last cow and bull helps the building.

>>7087510
you can add half of a crops size again with each harvest. So you can add 5 to rice, since it harvested this month, but remember rice only harvests every 3rd month. Rice stores decently with the granary.

Also, rice takes two peasants per plot.

>>7087587

This is true.

At the moment the 50 crofters are producing a shit-ton of Suncaps, which is pretty awesome. Admittedly since they're free men that food doesn't go straight into our stockpiles, but some kind of trade arrangement could easily be managed - we trade them peat (for cooking, fertilising the land, etc.) for Suncaps. Everyone's happy.

I'd recommend pulling as many people as we can spare and assigning them to the quarry - 50 peasants for 10 months is manageable, right?

>>7087523
How many? And from doing what?

>>7087540
A small smokehouse is 50 peasant-months of work, but won't store much.

Also, untended plots of food will go bad, and will need to be reworked (1 month planting, etc.) before they give yield.

>>7087587

That's very true, right now we're producing a lot of excess food at the moment, it'd probably be easiest if we were to move a portion of the food producing population into construction.

We should hold up on any productions like that smokehouse or putting any peasants to work in the tavern, we need them working on the quarry.

>>7087614
Remember that if you keep them working there, they'll be learning from the Masons, and will get better at it.

>>7087626
Numbers?

>>7087625
I've lost where we are at so far in terms of civilians, can you give us a rundown of where everyone is working at the moment?

>>7087644
Worker allocation at the moment is:
WORKERS 95
90 peasants
- 2 peasants herding goats (10 nanny goats, 5 billies)
- 1 peasant herding cattle (4 cows, 1 bull)
- 25 peasants on turnips (12.5 food/turn)
- 10 peasants on rice (2/plot) (3/3 grown)
- 5 peasants renovating town.
-5 gathering wood – 50 per month
-5 Gathering Peat (65 silver 25 copper/month)
-5 Training to become yeomen
-10 Building small manor house: 0/300 (Using 10wood/turn)
-22 Building Quarry 0/500 (Using 10wood/turn) + 2 Cattle Draught (24 progress/month)

what should be the new allocations?

>>7087644

So if we keep a bunch of them on it then it'd take less than 10 months? That's a pretty good deal, though it depends how much faster they'd get. As a rough measure, how long would the mason estimate it to take if we gave them 20 full-time dedicated workers?

>>7087662

Reassign 5 peasants from turnip-farming to brewing.

Otherwise that looks pretty good.

>>7087662
Reassign peasants working on manor, and three of the peasants renovating to the quarry.

>>7087668
This, plus take 3 lumberjacks and have them help build the quandary.

We have a massive lumber surplus that doesn't need to be getting higher.

>>7087665
20 Dedicated workers?

15 monthsish.

40 would be closer to 9 months.

Each mason can work a team of 10 peasants, so any beyond that would be working unsupervised and stay at the basic rate.

Hopefully, we'll get more peasants in the coming months to help build the quarry.

>>7087680
>>7087668
This?

WORKERS 95
90 peasants
- 2 peasants herding goats (10 nanny goats, 5 billies)
- 1 peasant herding cattle (4 cows, 1 bull)
- 20 peasants on turnips (12.5 food/turn)
- 10 peasants on rice (2/plot) (3/3 grown)
-2 peasants renovating town.
-2 gathering wood – 20 per month
-5 Gathering Peat (65 silver 25 copper/month)
-5 Training to become yeomen
-5 Brewing (+5 Ale/month) What type of ale should they be making? Turnip or Suncap?
-38 Building Quarry 0/500 (Using 10wood/turn) + 2 Cattle Draught

5 hunters:
-5 hunting. (10 units of venison/month)

>>7087697

20-25 peasants on quarry duty sounds fair. We'll probably be leaving them there even once the quarry's finished, as we'll be wanting plenty of stone to build with and to trade. It also means that we can pursue other projects in the meantime, rather than everything stalling until the quarry is done.

More focus on peat-gathering would be good too, as that brings in an income that'll help pay off the masons.

>>7087733
Suncap beer, it's supposed to be of higher quality if I remember. That sounds good, voting to time skip with that load out. Hopefully we'll see the merchants again.

>>7087680
I think I can agree with this as well. Is anyone REALLY all that attached to getting the manor house done?

Personally, I think that this takes care of the logistics for the month. The only thing that I would add would be let's have our fearless leader Thomas Green go out around town so he can be seen and talk to the populous. I don't know about the rest of you, but I'd like to have a trusted and charismatic leader.

Are we an independent lord, or are we just part of Erectia, or whatever it was called?

>>7087794

I think we're technically part of the country, but we aren't policed at all. We have no taxes, but on the flip-side, we can't appeal for soldiers or protection.

>>7087809
Though we are friends with seakay, a larger group of settlements so we could call in their help if needed.

NEW MONTH
MONTH: SEPTEMBER

TREASURY
Cash: + 1 gold, 6 silvers, 25 coppers/ month.
Total: 9 gold 14 s 0 c
Debt: 20gold to Brother

STOCKPILES
Wood remaining: 90/200 - 10/month Stockpile.
Food: 20(Rice)/200 Small Granary
Leather: 10/0 No storage (Rain ruins leather pile)
Alcohol: 5/100 Small Brewery/Tavern

POPULATION
167 pop’n:
100 Workers, 8 soldiery, 50 free men, 8 assistants, You
2 Away (Doobs and Shorty)
165 Effective Population
5 NEW peasants, 7 come of age, 1 from Seakay, 3 daths.

LAND:
50 plots of Suncaps
25 plots of Turnips
10 plots of rice

FOOD
33 Food needed/month
20 Food production/month
-- Food wasted/month
Excess food provided by crofters, happily for the peasant village (no cost)

LODGINGS
Village: Worker Accommodation.
20 Crude huts (5 Workers)
100/100 Full, No spare. FULL

Keep: Standard Accommodation
1 Dilapidated Barracks (20 Soldiers)
8/20
5 Good Rooms (1 Person)
5/5 (Erik, You, Smyatt, Zeek, Leold)
5 Poor rooms (1 Person)
3/5 (Marcus, Baldric, D Ganob)
3 Dilapidated Rooms
3/3 (Masons x 3)

LIVESTOCK
Cows: 4
- 3 Pregnant
- 1 Draught: Quarry
Bulls: 1
- 1 Draught: Quarry

10 Nanny goats
- Grazing
5 Billies
- Grazing

WORKERS 95
95 peasants
- 2 peasants herding goats (10 nanny goats, 5 billies)
- 1 peasant herding cattle (4 cows, 1 bull)
- 20 peasants on turnips (10 food/turn)
- 10 peasants on rice (2/plot) (3/3 grown)
-2 peasants renovating town.
-2 gathering wood – 20 per month
-5 Gathering Peat (65 silver 25 copper/month)
-5 Training to become yeomen
-5 Brewing (+5 Suncap Ale/month)
-38 Building Quarry 0/500 (Using 10wood/turn) + 2 Cattle Draught
- 5 new

5 hunters:
-5 hunting. (10 units of venison/month)

SOLDIERS 8
5 men at arms (Combat Strength 4 + 1 for equipment)
- 1 further training yeomen (Sheriff)
- 2 With peat collectors
- 2 guarding keep and village

3 Yeomen (Combat Strength 2)
-3 training by Sheriff.

FREE MEN
50 Crofters work 50 plots of Suncaps. (100 units of food/turn).
They’re happy with their new land, as the Suncaps grow happily in the otherwise poor soil.

ASSISTANTS
8 Assistants
- Leold: Chillin'
-Smyatt: Illin'
- Doobs: Cash Delivrin'
- Erik: Brewin’
- Zeek: Drink spillin'
- Baldric: Don't know, something stupid
- Marcus: Cookin'
- Shorty: Squiring DOOOOOBS on his trip

>>7087846

need to build additional houses

Set new workers to build houses.

>>7087809
This. Seakay is in a similar position, just bigger then you. Erondia is much bigger then either of you.

MUCH BIGGER.

But Erondia is more a grouping of several major nations, and a whole buncha minor ones, like you.

Postin this so we can remember what the hell our advisors actually do:

"Advisors":
- Leold: Your uncle's hunting buddy and friend.
- Smyatt: Accountant, merchant and general mannager of the place. Did most of the day-to-day running under your uncle.
- Sir Peter Doobs: Hedge Knight, in service of your uncle. Your cousin, of much lower rank. Newly knighted by your uncle on his deathbed, was uncle's squire before that.
- Erik: Your oldest (bastard) uncle. Was a scholar for most his life, after being exiled from the priesthood for insufficient devotion. Speaks many languages.
- Zeek, priest of Exidaid arrives. He is proficient at healing small injuries and can handle larger ones with time.
- Baldric, a peasant, of below average intelligence (but high for a peasant). A lackey.
- Marcus, a cook.
-Shorty, a squire raised from a Yeomen.

>>7087846

Yowza. OK, we're kind of becoming victims of our own success here.

Assign the 5 new peasants to constructing new crude huts for now, so we've got room to expand. Also, some kind of covered storehouse for keeping leather and other perishable goods, if we don't have anywhere in the Keep where we could stash it for the time being.

>>7087854
What's the word on that other priest we sent for, Sheff funded a search for one a while back.

Made a couple mistakes, fix'd here:

WORKERS 95
95 peasants
- 2 peasants herding goats (10 nanny goats, 5 billies)
- 1 peasant herding cattle (4 cows, 1 bull)
- 20 peasants on turnips (10 food/turn)
- 10 peasants on rice (2/plot) (1/3 grown)
-2 peasants renovating town.
-2 gathering wood – 20 per month
-5 Gathering Peat (65 silver 25 copper/month)
-5 Training to become yeomen
-5 Brewing (+5 Suncap Ale/month)
-38 Building Quarry 40/500 (Using 10wood/turn) + 2 Cattle Draught
- 5 new

When the new peasants are done constructing additional houses, I think we'll put them to work in the quarry.

>>7087893
This

>>7087894
No word as of yet. No-ones found any to the right godess. Some gods are commonly worshipped (Exidaid) some less so (Garp, god of canibalism) and some widely worshipped but in a small way (Morr, great god of Death).

>>7087893
Done.

How many huts can be built per month?

>>7087935
Once we know this and how long it will take for a basic store room I think it might be almost time for a month skip.

>>7087935
They take 5 workers a month to build.

>>7087960
5 workers can only build 1 shoddy hut a month?

uhhhh guys, are peasants SUCK at building. But we need housing desperately. Even to the point that I think we should divert some people working on the quarry to build more homes. Otherwise, we will never have enough room for our population to grow.

Seems like we're prepped for another timeskip.

>>7087975

>>uhhhh guys, are peasants SUCK at building.

That's why they're peasants, rather than carpenters or other skilled craftsmen. Skilled craftsmen cost money, however, as demonstrated by the price of hiring masons.

>>7087975
One hut houses five people though, at the rate we gain population it keeps all of our population housed.

Alright, my suggestion is take at least 10 masons, and make them build houses.

We should hopefully recoup that population almost immediately, and should benefit us in the long run.

>>7087992
I assumed we only gained +5 pop because we only have room for 5 more people.

More housing open = more people can come. Or am I mistaken?

NEW MONTH
MONTH: ROCKTOBER

TREASURY
Cash: + 1 gold, 6 silvers, 25 coppers/ month.
Total: 4 gold 20s 25 c
Debt: 20gold to Brother

STOCKPILES
Wood remaining: 80/200 - 10/month Stockpile.
Food: 20(Rice)/200 Small Granary
Leather: 20/0 No storage
Alcohol: 10(Suncap Ale)/100 Small Brewery/Tavern

POPULATION
171 pop’n:
100 Workers, 13 soldiery, 50 free men, 8 assistants, You
2 Away (Doobs and Shorty)
169 Effective Population
Pop’n stable.

LAND:
50 plots of Suncaps
20 plots of Turnips (Five lost)
10 plots of rice

FOOD
34 Food needed/month
20 Food production/month
-- Food wasted/month
Excess food provided by crofters, happily for the peasant village (no cost)

LODGINGS
Village: Worker Accommodation.
21 Crude huts (5 Workers) +1/turn
100/110 Full, 1 spare.

Keep: Standard Accommodation
1 Dilapidated Barracks (20 Soldiers)
8/20
5 Good Rooms (1 Person)
5/5 (Erik, You, Smyatt, Zeek, Leold)
5 Poor rooms (1 Person)
3/5 (Marcus, Baldric, D Ganob)
3 Dilapidated Rooms
3/3 (Masons x 3)

LIVESTOCK
Cows: 4
- 3 Pregnant
- 1 Draught: Quarry
Bulls: 1
- 1 Draught: Quarry

10 Nanny goats
- Grazing
5 Billies
- Grazing

WORKERS 90
90 peasants
- 2 peasants herding goats (10 nanny goats, 5 billies)
- 1 peasant herding cattle (4 cows, 1 bull)
- 20 peasants on turnips (10 food/turn)
- 10 peasants on rice (2/plot) (2/3 grown)
-2 peasants renovating town.
-2 gathering wood – 20 per month
-5 Gathering Peat (65 silver 25 copper/month)
-5 Brewing (+5 Suncap Ale/month)
-38 Building Quarry 80/500 (Using 10wood/turn) + 2 Cattle Draught
- 5 Building huts (+1 hut/month)

5 hunters:
-5 hunting. (10 units of venison/month)

SOLDIERS 13
5 men at arms (Combat Strength 4 + 1 for equipment)
- 1 further training yeomen (Sheriff)
- 2 With peat collectors
- 2 guarding keep and village

8 Yeomen (Combat Strength 2)
-8 training by Sheriff.

FREE MEN 50
50 Crofters work 50 plots of Suncaps. (100 units of food/turn).
They’re happy with their new land, as the Suncaps grow happily in the otherwise poor soil.

ASSISTANTS
8 Assistants
- Leold: Chillin'
-Smyatt: Illin'
- Doobs: Cash Delivrin'
- Erik: Brewin’
- Zeek: Drink spillin'
- Baldric: Don't know, something stupid
- Marcus: Cookin'
- Shorty: Squiring DOOOOOBS on his trip

>>7088034
Is there a reason that we seemed to have LOST 5 gold from the treasury?

I suspect the cook.

Urist arrives back at the village, with a wagon full of general supplies. He has More suncaps, crude blackpowder, rope, some dwarven fireale (brewed from fire itself in stone casks), Some rare scrolls from a nordic tribe, several sturdy wagons for sale, amongst other things.

You meantion fishing line, and after a black monent, he finds some of what Erik identifies as fuses.

>>7088066
Masons took their pay I assume.

>>7088066
4 Gold to the Masons, no?

>>7088072
Ohgodohgodohgodohgod

Fuses and Blackpowder definitely

Investigate Nordic stuff

>>7088072
-several sturdy wagons for sale
How much for some wagons? Wagons are always handy

>>7088072

Dwarven fishing techniques probably aren't the best thing for our river. What do the nordic scrolls describe, and what effect do the wagons have on building. Also asking for a full inventory for Urist.

>>7088076
>>7088088

Start:
Cash: 5 gold, 6 silvers + 25 coppers a month.
Total: 8 gold 7 s 75 c

- Masons hired -

2nd Month
Cash: + 1 gold, 6 silvers, 25 coppers/ month.
Total: 9 gold 14 s 0 c

3rd Month
Cash: + 1 gold, 6 silvers, 25 coppers/ month.
Total: 4 gold 20s 25 c

Cash has already been adjusted for the Masons. I see no reason why our total dropped.

I am concerned about our gold supply, we do not have enough to pay for more than two months at this rate. Also aren't they supposed to collect three of their four gold/month at the end of production.

>>7088076
Bingo

>>7088028
More can come, but won't necessarily.

>>7088016
Masons are EXPENCIVE. You don't have much incoming cash left remember.

However, builders can build bigger houses that hold more people or crappy huts QUICK.

>>7088072

More Suncaps, definitely - they're much easier to grow, and produce a much better yield. We could switch 10 turnip-farmers to Suncap-farming and relieve our food issues to the point where we can start trading the surplus.

Consult with the masons - would this blackpowder and fuses be of use in excavating the quarry?

Have Erik check out the scrolls, see if they might be of interest.

Also, would a wagon help improve our peat-gathering efforts? The gatherers could spend longer out there and bring back more peat (and thus more cash) per trip that way, provided the wagons don't sink in the bog.

Let's sell some shit, we have some leather and alcohol going to waste right now.

And
>MONTH: ROCKTOBER
Have Rodric be bard for a day and rock out with Pinky.

>>7088072
Ask Urist about the Nordic Scrolls, and have Erik take a look at them too.

>>7088072
Mental image of lone dwarf carrying wagons around the countryside.

What's all this going to cost? Also, BARTER AND TRADE

>>7088120
You can put it off if needed. However Smyatt gave it to them, since he didn't want debt.

And you're making over 6 gold a month, losing 5 of it to the masons, so it's still a profit, just less.

>>7088088
4 that CAN be put off. They want a gold a month for the guild that must be payed. And if you want one kept on after the quarry is built, that'd be just 5silver (half a gold) a month.

>>7088099
Nordic scrolls need translation. One apears to be on hunting, and another on their shamanistic magic. The rest will need a closer look.

>>7088094
3 silver each. They are very well built though. Wagons will act like a beast of burden, doubling the work one peasant can do.

>>7088108
Whoops, that was me. :$ Double ajusted. . ..

Smyatt miscounted, on second count it's all there. . .

>>7088093
Fuses are a silver each, blackpowder is 1 gold a barrel.

>>7088187

It sounds like the Nordic Scrolls could be pretty useful. We do a lot of hunting, for both food and recreation. And there can't be anything bad about a scroll of magic. How much do the scrolls cost?

>>7088187

Doubling peasants' workloads? Do want. I say we buy as many wagons as he's got. 3 Silver for an effective extra peasant we don't have to feed is a great deal.

Buy three wagons, two barrels and four fuses.

Okay guise, we have more money than we thought. Let's spend some.
>>7088187
Erik speaks many languages. Does he speak Nordic? If so... TRANSLATE!

I say we buy as many wagons as we can, a bit of rope, 1 keg of black powder and 5 fuses. Who knows when the stuff could come in handy?

>>7088187

Definitely interested in the scrolls on hunting and magic.

Also, wagons will be very useful - get as many as he has, and assign them to the peat-gathering for an income boost.

Black powder and fuses... well, potentially useful, but also expensive. If they'll help cut down the time it'll take to get the quarry established then sure, go for it. Otherwise it'll just be sitting around, probably getting damp and spoiling.

>>7088163
He has mules, but he doesn't want to sell them.

>>7088131
They sold well on the way here, he only has 5 plots worth this time. Apparently the crofters talked of their wonders and thanks to that he made a good profit on them. +1:) with Urist.

>>7088163
You don't have anything he;s interested in. Wood as a trade good isn't something good to haul halfway up the side of Erondia, when it can be cut locally. Mushroom ale is decent, but he's going north to dorflands again, where ale is much better. He'll grab the leathers for 20 coppers each, they're not great quality, but he could sell them on his way north to villagers.

>>7088149
Rodric rocks out with Sir Pinky, much to everyone's amusement. His singing is terrable, so he is religated to air-lute, which he buys off Leold for 3 coppers and half a turnip.

>>7088131
Yes, they'd help speed things up. How much they can't say. Also yes, the peat people will be able to gather more with the wagons.

Buy up the wagons and the scrolls and some more suncaps

Maybe buy some fuses and a barrel of blackpowder or two if it can help with the quarry, I don't see us having the ability to produce/procure firearms yet.

Skip on the fireale and rope

See if we can trade him with our excess leather/food/etc, see if he likes venison and what not.

Also, go for DISCOUNT!

I am also in favour of inviting Urist to dinner as a show of appreciation for his visit. Merchants are welcome and well-treated here, and while we're on the edges of civilisation we know how to provide good hospitality.

>>7088205
One on magic is 3 gold, one on hunting a gold. The rest are 2 gold each (there's 5 others). And Erik can translate them, but it will be slow going. About a month/scroll, possibly longer if they're on complex material.

Can we get agreement on what to buy? You have 10 gold, 20s, 25c.

The SUNCAPS have gone up to 1silver per plot. They're selling very well, and your crofters have been able to expand on what they've bought very quickly. Apparently if you work them, they'll spread easily by themselves.

He does warn that come winter, most will die off however.

>>7088276
Second this plan. Hospitality is always essential.

Obviously we all agree that we want as many wagons as possible.

But what news on the scrolls? Can Erik understand them? And how much do they cost.

I seem to be the only one who wants rope... but we are split on the black powder. Personally, I think it's worth getting at least one barrel. It's only 1 months net income, and who knows how it may come in handy.

>>7088299
Yikes

Well, let's see how much the rest of our haul costs and then we can decide what scrolls we want, if any

>>7088299

...Ah. A winter die-off is not great. How long will these keep? Will we be able to stockpile enough to last over the winter, or do we need to find alternate foodstuffs? Turnips might be back on the menu. :\

Failing that, we can probably afford to slaughter a couple of the billy goats over winter.

We really need to sort out our food supplies.

What the hell is Mr. Bean doing in that picture?

>>7088276
Urist shares some of the fireale in return for your hospitality, it's delicious. You have a merry drunken night, and in the morning wake up to find you have a splitting headache, and you have offered to buy 1 cask (1g) of fireale. Urist is more then happy to let it slide, saying he won't force a man to drunken offers, and the drinks for last night were on the cart, so to speak.

>>7088317

5 Suncap plots for 5 silver.
Hunters scroll for 1 gold.
1 keg of black powder 1 gold
3 fuse for 3 silver
As many wagons as we can get for 3 silver a piece.
______________________
Total: 2 Gold, 8 silver, + 3 silver per wagon.

My suggestion. Possibly get another scroll? But not the magic one. We have no mage...

Two questions, will rope further increase our building ability, and will the back powder speed up the quarry production?

>>7088328
They stockpile for 3 months in the grainery. Otherwise they spoil at the end of the month.

>>7088301
>>7088317
Costs:
Wagon 3s
Magic scroll 3g
Hunt scroll 1g
?? Scroll (up to 5) 2g
Suncaps 1s/plot (up to 5)
Fuse 1s each.
Powder 1g
Ropes: Fine dwarven ropes made by merchant town, 25s each. 10m long each. 50m ropes available at 1g each. Shorter ropes can be cut on demand.

>>7088353
Unless we think the scroll could possibly ATTRACT a mage. But is it worth the gamble?

9 Silver for carts

5 Silver for fuses

1 Gold for barrel of black powder

1 Gold for Hunting Scroll

SELL 20 leather for 400 copper

Maybe buy a scroll or two at random for lols, or just buy the magic one. It might make a nice "gift" at the very least to our dragon maiden.

>>7088353
Up to 3 wagons
, he needs his last ones to get home with his profits and trade goods for the north.

>>7088361
Rope will help with major building projects (quarry, etc) and give a small random bonus per month depending on how much you get.

And blackpowder will give a large, one time bonus to the quarry when it's used. Only if it's used early in the peice though, later they need more delicate work.

Wait, do they have any alchemy scrolls?

>>7088396
Dunno, there's 5 unknown scrolls that Erik will need some time with to find out what they're about. The Nords aren't known for alchemy though.

Is there a consensus on what to buy?

>>7088388
You know what? Since the keg works, let's do this. And yes, add in the Magic scroll as well.

>>7088412
I would actually rather see us use that money to buy rope over the magic scroll.

So far we've been underproducing food, but that's OK because the crofters have been making up the deficit. If the situation's going to be such that the crofters' crop is going to die off and we're going to be short on food, that could lead to bad times for all.

We need 32.5 food a month under normal circumstances - is that an absolute bare minimum, or are people going to be able to survive on shorter rations for a few months over winter?

>>7088428
>>7088412
Buy both? You are flush with funds. And selling the leather will get 4s (400 coppers).

>>7088440
They can survive, but they won't be happy. Some may die due to shortage, and it'll hurt populations growth for a while.

>>7088449
Sounds good.

>>7088449
Go for it, buy 2g worth of rope. Also, we should set aside at least a few gold to start paying off our debt. Don't won't that coming to bite us.

As for the crofters, maybe start have them working on something that'll fair better through the winter.

Lastly, put a bug in Urist's ear if he could send a fine dwarven warrior our way. Also if Urist could show up in the middle of winter with a cart of food stuffs, he might make a killing.

Hunters scroll for 1 gold.
Magic scroll for 3 gold.
1 keg of black powder 1 gold
3 fuse for 3 silver
3 wagons for 9 silver
1 long rope for 1 gold
2 medium rope for 50 silver
______________________
Total: 6 Gold, and 62 silver
Sell: leather for 4 silver
Net: 6 Gold, and 58 silver

I see no problems spending this much money, but what say you all?

>>7088388
9 Silver for carts

5 Silver for fuses

1 Gold for barrel of black powder

1 Gold for Hunting Scroll

3 gold for magic scroll

2s for 1 small rope

= 5g 6s

6 gold 4 silver 25 copper left.
+ 4s from leather

6g 8s 25c
Deal?

2s each for smaller ropes sorry.

its 100c to 1s, and 10s to a gold.

Are we going to have to feed the crofters? Do we have enough space for them to stockplie food in our granary to last them through winter?

Also - are we in the southern or northern hemisphere? You're posting on Australian time, so I'm guessing southern....

>>7088499
This is reasonable. After purchasing it all tell Urist that we'd be very happy, and not to mention generous, if he'd return in winter with supplies and some hearty crops that could survive in the weather.

>>7088516
I say add in 2 more short ropes for a total of +4s more, and you got yourself a deal.

Let's just close up this trade, we've spent too much time getting supplies.

>>7088534
Neither. Closer to northern though. Year starts with spring. Winter in the west is short but harsh, Wrecktember will have frosts, etc. You're in the onset of winter now, but Wrecktember is when stuff goes bad.

>>7088538
Urist says he can make it back if he goes into Erondia and back to get food supplies here in early dec. He'll want to be payed well though.

>>7088561
Done deal.

>>7088593
Pull medieval ECONOMICS! on him. If we're dying, we'll pay his pleasure. If not, we'll still pay him based on his generosity of coming.

Any chance we could plan for a mid-winter holiday? Extravagant, I know, but a holiday based around a dwarf bringing a cart laden with happiness to town is too awesome to pass up. That us, if there aren't already holidays in that area.

>>7088593
Our food situation just got pretty dire. We've got a couple of months at best before the mushrroms that have been making up for our shortfall die off.

Use the keg worth of black powder + all the fuses at the quarry.

All the rope goes to quarry workers as well.

Erik to work on translating the Hunting Scroll

Wear do we want the wagons? Food production? Money? Or just throw that into the quarry as well?

>>7088640
Well we have rice incoming next month. If we STORE rice as a much as possible, and eat what usually spoils, I think we will do better. Along with reassigning any new peasants to work fields, and buying food from our friendly dwarf, I think we will do alright.

And QuestLord, please make sure our people are eating stored food FIRST and storing fresh food, so that it will last longer during the winter months.

I think we should use the black powder on the quarry as soon as we can, and then put the ropes to use in the quarry as well. Use the carts between peat and food, and put half of our workers in the quarry into turnip production (assuming turnips are able to survive winter).

>>7088672
>>7088650
>>7088677
I'm also for using the black powder now, and setting the wagon to work with the peat collectors, to get more money to buy food off Urist when he comes back.

>>7088672
Is assumed.

>>7088677
Turnips are fine for winter. That's why they were there when you rocked up. Rice is fine too, but they won't grow in Wreckvember. They'll survive if you keep peasants working them though, and start growing come Janus.

>>7088746
Right , then it seems like we're good for this month.

>>7088816
Our fair cousin and his squire should be coming home soon, perhaps we should make preparations for a welcome home/incoming winter festival?

Day off for the peasants, general merriment, and bracing for the butthurt of winter?

NEW MONTH
MONTH: NOTOBER

TREASURY
Cash: + 6 gold, 6 silvers, 25 coppers/ month.
Outgoings: -5gold/month to the masons
Profit: +1 gold, 6 silvers, 25 coppers/ month.
Total: 8g 0s 50c
Debt: 20gold to Brother

STOCKPILES
Wood remaining: 70/200 - 10/month Stockpile.
Food: 40(Rice) 26(Sunacps) 66/200 Small Granary
Leather: 0/0 No storage
Alcohol: 15(Suncap Ale)/100 Small Brewery/Tavern

SUPPLIES
3 carts
5 fuses
Barrel of black powder Use for d10x10 + 40 progress on mine.
Hunting Scroll
Magic scroll
3 small rope adding d5x3 progress (together) per month to quarry. Roll once, is permanent.

Make sure you say which roll is which. First in roll counted.
Which scroll to translate first?

POPULATION
171 pop’n:
100 Workers, 13 soldiery, 50 free men, 8 assistants, You
2 Away (Doobs and Shorty)
169 Effective Population
Pop’n stable.

LAND:
50 plots of Suncaps
20 plots of Turnips
5 plots of rice

FOOD
34 Food needed/month
20 Food production/month
-- Food wasted/month
Excess food provided by crofters, happily for the peasant village (no cost)
Spare suncaps are being added to granary. Apparently the onset of cold weather had reduced the suncaps to one per plot, and the crofters are asking after what they will do come winter. You have no obligation to feed them , but they did feed your peasants when needed.

LODGINGS
Village: Worker Accommodation.
23 Crude huts (5 Workers) +1/turn
100/115 Full, 1 spare.

Keep: Standard Accommodation
1 Dilapidated Barracks (20 Soldiers)
8/20
5 Good Rooms (1 Person)
5/5 (Erik, You, Smyatt, Zeek, Leold)
5 Poor rooms (1 Person)
3/5 (Marcus, Baldric, D Ganob)
3 Dilapidated Rooms
3/3 (Masons x 3)

LIVESTOCK
Cows: 6
- 6 Draught: Quarry
Bulls: 2
- 2 Draught: Quarry

10 Nanny goats
- Grazing
5 Billies
- Grazing

WORKERS 90
90 peasants
- 2 peasants herding goats (10 nanny goats, 5 billies)
- 1 peasant herding cattle (6 cows, 2 bull)
- 20 peasants on turnips (10 food/turn)
- 10 peasants on rice (2/plot) (3/3 grown)
-2 peasants renovating town.
-2 gathering wood – 20 per month
-5 Gathering Peat (65 silver 25 copper/month)
-5 Brewing (+5 Suncap Ale/month)
-38 Building Quarry 172/500 (Using 10wood/turn) + 8 Cattle Draught
- 5 Building huts (+1 hut/month)

5 hunters:
-5 hunting. (10 units of venison/month)

SOLDIERS 13
5 men at arms (Combat Strength 4 + 1 for equipment)
- 1 further training yeomen (Sheriff)
- 2 With peat collectors
- 2 guarding keep and village

8 Yeomen (Combat Strength 2)
-8 training by Sheriff.

>>7088862

How does our anticipated food production for WRECKtember compare with our anticipated food consumption, if we factor in the crofters?

Given that they covered our shortfall over the warmer months, it would be churlish to begrudge them our support for the winter. Plus, it'd make them less keen to help us out next year.

FREE MEN 50
50 Crofters work 50 plots of Suncaps. (100 units of food/turn).

ASSISTANTS
8 Assistants
- Leold: Chillin'
-Smyatt: Illin'
- Doobs: BACK
- Erik: Translatin’
- Zeek: Drink spillin'
- Baldric: Air Lute
- Marcus: Cookin'
- Shorty: Squiring DOOOOOBS

Doobs has come back with a fine sword for Sheff, and 5 Strong gelding riding horses. Will be good for hunting, not so good for battle. Fine for getting about.

He was attacked by some bandits but he and Shorty beat them off no trouble.
PROMOTIONS:
Shorty and DOOOOOBS + 1 combat.

>>7088862
Of course, their generosity will not be forgotten. We will spare what we can and would allow them a safe home if they would wish it. However, our duty is to our own families first, make sure we're not misunderstood.

rolled 2, 3, 1 = 6

Throw a modest party with some ale that has been brewed.

Also attempt to roll for ropes.

>>7088862
Rollin for black powder.

>>7088895
Break out some of the ale and celebrate his return.

rolled 2 = 2

>>7088921
Whoops. Try that again.

>>7088916
You're fired.

Do we require stables for the horses? If we do reassign the workers making houses to making a stable.

rolled 9, 9, 7, 8, 4, 8, 3, 2, 6, 1 + 40 = 97

It would be dull to just give the sword, if we had the resources we could have a small tournament/ festival and then give it.

>>7088894
Crofters add 50 to your population, which is 10 food/month. You got a 66 in the grainary, and are making 20. Total population, crofters inc. are 220. need 44 food. You can cover them. Smyatt sugests taking them on as peasants if you feed them, it'd be within your rights, they have the option to leave if they don't like it.

Incorporate >>7088951 with >>7088848, but make it for the spring, give us time to prepare and send out invitations and all.

>>7088957
We should attempt to take them on as peasants, but not press it. If they don't wish to they can still use the land as they had before, and offer us the same as before. Hopefully a good portion of them will accept.

>>7088957

Take them on as temporary peasants - they can help with the quarry and any other building-work that could use the extra manpower.

>>7088982
This would be the best way to go about it. It is risky considering home much food they give us and we don't want to piss them off to much.

>>7088938
They can be kept close, but would eventually need a stable. For now the ruins out the back of the keep will do.

>>7088951
Tournaments can be as cheep or expensive as you want. A cheap tourney however will do the opposite of impress.

>>7089009

Tournaments are a bit beyond our means at the moment - however, an enjoyable hunting trip in our extensive forests would probably go down a treat, if we dress it up nicely with some pomp and ceremony. A trip to the hunt-goddess' temple to pay our respects, then a ride in search of sport in good company - we can bring Leold along with us, he's a stout fellow and good hunting companion - before returning to the keep to feast on what we've caught and enjoy some of our home-brewed beverages, at which point we can present His Lordship with this token of our esteem.

>>7088998
Exactly. Have them work other places while food is low. Offer those that like the idea of working someplace other than the fields a permanent place amongst the villagers. Also sell them on benefits such as having a trained healer able to take care of their needs.

>>7089009
Prepare for a tournament near the start of spring, to commemorate our first (hopefully) successful year. Invitations out to any big players nearby/ anyone our advisers think may want to come. With a fresh workforce we can prepare adequately.

Also, prepare for sword ceremony then and potential meeting with dragon lady.

I'm fine with having a local festival, complete with archery competitions, music, stories, wine, and the like. But having a tournament where we invite other nobles may be just a tad bit out of our reach at the moment.

I'm assuming Crofters already have places to stay... so I think we can move the 5 guys who have been working on shabby huts to gathering Peat.

We need money for any potential festival/tourney we may have, and we definitely may need it buy more food.

translate the hunting scroll first, it may help us gather food during the winter, and we don't have any use for the magic scroll yet.

Perhaps we should look at improving the peasant's lodgings in the future? Happy peasants are productive and less likely to burn you in effigy.

>>7089084
That's why wait until spring. With as far as we've come since we started, we'll make decent progress through the winter yet. Besides, let's set it as a goal to aspire to and give the peasants, who until very recently, were living in a crappy backwater, something to take pride in.

Hoorah for SECOND-RATE backwaters!

>>7089129
I'm all for this, but christ it take 5 of them one month to put a cruddy little hut together. I don't see them getting better at this any time soon... And our only real scholar of the group is busy translating.

>>7088934
60 progress instant.

>>7088916
+18/turn

>>7089007
They join the ranks of the peasantry happily. living in the village they have built they set up a second village, and call it Thom's Mercy. They were expecting being kicked out, for not keeping their crops well enough, so they're very happy.

>>7089146

We've got a couple of dozen peasants working at the quarry. By the time it's completed they'll be pretty good at masonry, which will allow them to construct stone-built houses faster than baseline peasants could.

NEW MONTH
MONTH: NOTOBER

TREASURY
Cash: + 13 gold / month.
Outgoings: -5gold/month to the masons
Profit: +8 gold / month.
Total: 9g 6s 75c
Debt: 20gold to Brother

STOCKPILES
Wood remaining: 60/200 - 10/month Stockpile.
Food: 22(Sunacps) 22/200 Small Granary
Leather: 0/0 No storage
Alcohol: 20(Suncap Ale)/100 Small Brewery/Tavern

SUPPLIES
3 carts
3 fuses
BOOM 20 + 40 = 60 progress. Bad luck guys. Lucky you didn’t roll a one, I had some surprises planned if you did. Also you use 2 fuses in your attempt to make it work.
Hunting Scroll
Magic scroll

Make sure you say which roll is which. First in roll counted.
Which scroll to translate first?

POPULATION
221 pop’n:
145 Workers, 13 soldiery, 50 free men, 8 assistants, You
222

LAND:
20 plots of Turnips
5 plots of rice

FOOD
44 Food needed/month
20 Food production/month
-- Food wasted/month
Need 24 food from granary.

LODGINGS
Village: Worker Accommodation.
24 Crude huts (5 Workers) +1/turn
100/120 Full, 1 spare.

Thom’s Mercy
6 Share-houses (10 each)
50/60, 1 spare

Keep: Standard Accommodation
1 Dilapidated Barracks (20 Soldiers)
8/20
5 Good Rooms (1 Person)
5/5 (Erik, You, Smyatt, Zeek, Leold)
5 Poor rooms (1 Person)
3/5 (Marcus, Baldric, D Ganob)
3 Dilapidated Rooms
3/3 (Masons x 3)

LIVESTOCK
Cows: 6
- 6 Draught: Quarry
Bulls: 2
- 2 Draught: Quarry

10 Nanny goats
- Grazing
5 Billies
- Grazing

WORKERS 145
130 peasants
- 2 peasants herding goats (10 nanny goats, 3 billies) 2 billies die of exposure
- 1 peasant herding cattle (5 cows, 2 bull) 1 cow dies of frost
- 20 peasants on turnips (10 food/turn)
- 10 peasants on rice (2/plot) (3/3 grown)
-2 peasants renovating town.
-2 gathering wood – 20 per month
-5 Brewing (+5 Suncap Ale/month)
-38 Building Quarry 315/500 (Using 10wood/turn) + 8 Cattle Draught +18 a turn from 3 ropes = +83/turn

PROMOTIONS
Peat Miners:
10 Gathering Peat + 3Carts makeing 13g a month, even

PROMOTIONS from hunting scroll, teaches new snare techniques.
5 hunters:
-5 hunting. (15 units of venison/month)

SOLDIERS 13
5 men at arms (Combat Strength 4 + 1 for equipment)
- 1 further training yeomen (Sheriff)
- 2 With peat collectors
- 2 guarding keep and village

8 Yeomen (Combat Strength 2)
-8 training by Sheriff.

ASSISTANTS
8 Assistants
- Leold: Chillin'
-Smyatt: Illin'
- Doobs: BACK AND KNIGHTIN' ABOUT
- Erik: Translatin’
- Zeek: Nursing peasants through the winter
- Baldric: Finding some way to make turnip scumble without the turnips. Failing.
- Marcus: Cookin'
- Shorty: Squiring DOOOOOBS

>>7089174
ROCKTOBER would have fitted more with OREGUST.

>>7089174
Whoops WRECKVEMBER* DUNDUNDUN!

The crofters have joined you permamently, in the new village of Thom's Mercy. What jobs will you put them on?

Remember you can't increace a crop by more then half in any given month.

>>7089159
Can we get a basic map of the layout? It would help with further development and planning ideas.

Also, see if we can't recruit a few more volunteers for military service, we have a bit more to protect now.

I want to do this with Dark Heresy or Rogue Trader. In the meantime, I'm thinking we should at some point start a cult. Not sure about what, but it should involve subterranean temples to retarded things of immense power. (our peasants should be sacrificing things to a pony)

>>7089222
Sure, I'll have it for tomorrow evening. We'll finish the year then I better sleep, it's 1am and I got work tomorrow.

You have 50 crofters-come-peasanrty looking for jobs.

>>7089234
I do not second this, however:

Are there, by chance, any "Holy Grail" type objects or crusade-ish wars going on in our world that we know about?

>>7089249
I'd say put half to the quarry work, see if we can't recruit about 5, another 5 to peat harvesting, the rest to the fields or straightening up the keep.

>>7089251
There are always wars with the nords and the various northern tribes up north. South there is the war with the Black Isles, a gathering of pirate gnomes, elves and humans. Far away, across Erondia to the East there is wars with the eastern desert tribes, but that's a years ride just to get there.

How many more men would it take to increase our quarry production to 93?

I know that supervised men only goes up to 40.

That said, we REALLY need to increase our food. I say +5 hunters, +4 rice fields at the very least.

>>7089249

Whack 10 of the crofters-turned-peasants onto peat-harvesting, that's our cash crop for the moment. 25 others onto building soemthing useful - a smokehouse, maybe? 10 more of them onto the quarry, and the remaning 5 of can be assigned to performing renovations as best we can manage - it'd be good to get the barracks and dilapidated rooms in the Keep all spruced up in time for Spring.

Increase food production as much as possible with the new workforce, use the rest in the quarry.

>>7089273
Long shot, but:

>Erondia

>camERON DIAz

?

>>7089321
Nope. Erondia doesn't have any stuff in the name. Your Mason man with a name might be worth looking into. Hint: For G--- and M---.

This ok?

WORKERS 145
130 peasants
- 2 peasants herding goats (10 nanny goats, 3 billies) 2 billies die of exposure
- 1 peasant herding cattle (5 cows, 2 bull) 1 cow dies of frost
- 30 peasants on turnips (15 food/turn)
- 15 peasants on rice (2/plot) (0/3 grown)
-2 peasants renovating town.
-2 gathering wood – 20 per month
-5 Brewing (+5 Suncap Ale/month)
-66 Building Quarry 430/500 (Using 10wood/turn) + 8 Cattle Draught +18 a turn from 3 ropes = 115+/turn
-4 training to be yeomen under DOOOBS

PROMOTIONS
Peat Miners:
15 Gathering Peat + 3Carts makeing 18g a month

PROMOTIONS from hunting scroll, teaches new snare techniques.
5 hunters:
-5 hunting. (15 units of venison/month)

SOLDIERS 13
5 men at arms (Combat Strength 4 + 1 for equipment)
- 1 further training yeomen (Sheriff)
- 2 With peat collectors
- 2 guarding keep and village

8 Yeomen (Combat Strength 2)
-8 training by Sheriff.

>>7087298
MR.BEAN!

can anyone roll for the hunting scroll, i'm not sure how to do it.

>>7089358
>-66 Building Quarry 430/500 (Using 10wood/turn) + 8 Cattle Draught +18 a turn from 3 ropes = 115+/turn
>430 + 115= 545

Holy crap, way too many people working on the quarry.

Take 10 off quarry.
5 to peat
5 more hunters if we can (best food to person ratio).

WORKERS 145
130 peasants
- 2 peasants herding goats (10 nanny goats, 3 billies)
- 1 peasant herding cattle (5 cows, 2 bull)
- 30 peasants on turnips (15 food/turn)
- 15 peasants on rice (2/plot) (0/3 grown)
-2 peasants renovating town.
-2 gathering wood – 20 per month
-5 Brewing (+5 Suncap Ale/month)
-56 Building Quarry 430/500 (Using 10wood/turn) + 7 Cattle Draught +18 a turn from 3 ropes = 99+/turn
-4 training to be yeomen under DOOOBS

20 Peat Miners:
- 20 Gathering Peat + 3Carts makeing 23g a month

10 hunters:
-10 hunting. (20 units of venison/month) (New hunters learning at 1/3)

SOLDIERS 13
5 men at arms (Combat Strength 4 + 1 for equipment)
- 1 further training yeomen (Sheriff)
- 2 With peat collectors
- 2 guarding keep and village

8 Yeomen (Combat Strength 2)
-8 training by Sheriff.

Better?

>>7089427
works for me

>>7089427
Sounds good

Looks good and very profitable, actually.

NEW YEAR!
MONTH: JANUS

TREASURY
Cash: + 23 gold / month.
Outgoings: -5gold/month to the masons
Profit: +18 gold / month.
Total: 27g 6s 75c
Debt: 20gold to Brother

STOCKPILES
Wood remaining: 50/200 - 10/month Stockpile.
Food: 13(Sunacps) 13/200 Small Granary
Leather: 0/0 No storage
Alcohol: 25(Suncap Ale)/100 Small Brewery/Tavern

SUPPLIES
3 carts
3 fuses
Magic scroll (1/? To translation)

POPULATION
221 pop’n:
145 Workers, 13 soldiery, 50 free men, 8 assistants, You
222

LAND:
30 plots of Turnips
10 plots of rice

FOOD
44 Food needed/month
35 Food production/month
-- Food wasted/month
Need 9 food from granary.

LODGINGS
Village: Worker Accommodation.
24 Crude huts (5 Workers) +1/turn
100/120 Full, 1 spare.

Thom’s Mercy
6 Share-houses (10 each)
50/60, 1 spare

Keep: Standard Accommodation
1 Dilapidated Barracks (20 Soldiers)
8/20
5 Good Rooms (1 Person)
5/5 (Erik, You, Smyatt, Zeek, Leold)
5 Poor rooms (1 Person)
3/5 (Marcus, Baldric, D Ganob)
3 Dilapidated Rooms
3/3 (Masons x 3)

LIVESTOCK
Cows: 6
- 6 Draught: Quarry
Bulls: 2
- 2 Draught: Quarry

10 Nanny goats
-10 Grazing
3 Billies
- 3 Grazing

WORKERS 145
130 peasants
- 2 peasants herding goats (10 nanny goats, 3 billies)
- 1 peasant herding cattle (5 cows, 2 bull)
- 30 peasants on turnips (15 food/turn)
- 20 peasants on rice (2/plot) (0/3 grown)
-2 peasants renovating town.
-2 gathering wood – 20 per month
-5 Brewing (+5 Suncap Ale/month)
-51FINISHED Building Quarry. WHOOO WHOO! Want to keep on a mason? D. Ganawb wants to know.
-4 training to be yeomen under DOOOBS

20 Peat Miners:
- 20 Gathering Peat + 3Carts makeing 23g a month

10 hunters:
-10 hunting. (20 units of venison/month) (New hunters learning at 1/3)

SOLDIERS 13
5 men at arms (Combat Strength 4 + 1 for equipment)
- 1 further training yeomen (Sheriff)
- 2 With peat collectors
- 2 guarding keep and village

8 Yeomen (Combat Strength 2)
-8 training by Sheriff.

ASSISTANTS
8 Assistants
- Leold: Chillin'
-Smyatt: Illin'
- Doobs: Tainging Yeomen
- Erik: Translatin’
- Zeek: Drink spillin'
- Baldric: Air Lute
- Marcus: Cookin'
- Shorty: Squiring DOOOOOBS, Helping him train yeomen

>>7089469
Haha.

Digga Nob? Seriously?

Ok archive and slepe time for me, it's 1:30 am, and I got work in the morning.

>>7089504
Awesome. Thanks for this.

See you next time.

>>7089492
Yep. About time, and just in time.

D.Ganawb decides to stay on, rather then let one of the more junior masons.

Advisor Gained:
Dan Ganawb: Mason

>>7089516
Cheers, see you then. Tomorrow from 9ish my time. Probably.

That'd be 19.5 hours from now more or less.

>>7089535
Badass.

So badass.

Sleep well, Sir.

>>7089567
So are you in QLD or WA?

Playing with tournament idea, how does this look for a basic schedule?

Day 1
Morning to Afternoon
-Last minute preparations
Evening
-Official start to festivities
-Opening Feast
-Presentation of sword
-Ball/Masquerade?

Day 2
Morning to Noon
-Prayers to gods/goddesses
-Great Hunt
Noon to Evening
-Peasant festivities
-Archery Competition
-Sword/mace/individual jousting lists
Evening
-Feasting
-Some form of entertainment? Magician or Dancers perhaps?

Day 3
Morning
-Peasantry activities
-Preparation for finale
Noon to Afternoon
-The Melee (Main Event)
Evening
-Award Ceremony
-Final feast/ball
-End of the official celebration