Flooby Badoop

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The Nexerus said
Does equipment upkeep still need to be paid if it isn't being used in raised levies?Also, completed Aaldorenfeald's military.

Nope. If you're going to train people, that'd be the best way to do it: just have everyone bare, and send them to the yard to train for a couple seasons, then call 'em up if needed.

And thankies, I'll look her up.

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Cale Tucker said
To my understanding, Flooby, we do not need to pay for initial cost of items like armor and weapons, but we do need to pay for the first upkeep at start, correct?

Nay, upkeep doesn't happen until the end of the season.

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Cale Tucker said
Flooby; from what I read, I need to pay bullis for setting patrols? Personally I think I need only pay for any patrols of soldiers not a part of my Outposts or Forts, seeing as they are always prepared for times of war, they already receive their payments for being battle ready (Sure, I have troops ready for defense in all my other fiefs, but that's like comparing hometown soldiers to frontline soldiers. Hometown don't really see war or fighting if at all, more relaxed, less stressed, time for having a life, where as the soldiers at the forts and outposts... don't exactly get a life.) (There's more to this, but that's for another time).Besides, the Forts and Outposts are already small. taking men from there and putting them on patrol isn't some huge benefit... I'm making it so there are less men defending the Forts and Outposts.Edit: Flooby, can you give me a price estimate of how much it will cost to build all those great wall walls on the island? I don't mean for the fief, this is for the entire island.

Patrols are just raised levies sent to go guard a large swathe of land. Since the soldiers at your forts and outposts are already raised [ they are, aren't they? ] then you don't need to do anything extra, and can just send them on patrol whenever you feel like it.

And I have been thinking about the cost, actually. I mean, the largest castle or fortress is only going to be a handful of square miles, and Lundland has 200,000 sq. miles [ thus each inch of the map is around 125 miles ]. That makes the island between 6,000 and 8,000 sq. miles, just going off a rough guesstimate.

Since it costs 125,000 bullis just to build a Great Wall around a few square miles, the expense of building said wall around the entire island would dwarf the income of every single lord in Lundland combined.

So, if you want an island fortress, you'd probably be better off just looking for a tiny island the size of, say, Malta or something, and just building it there. If you'd like to simply fortify the island, but not with a Giant wall surrounding it, you'd be better off with numerous defensive positions carved out every mile or two around the island, with signal fires allowing for quick communication between each mini outpost.

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The Nexerus said
What is the cost and upkeep of Horse Armour? I can see it in the default items for Knights, but not listed on its own.

25/5. It's in the armour section.

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And that's the last one until Nex finishes his sheet. Will now make any necessary corrections/edits here, so don't be shocked if you see your sheet change. I will, of course, ask permission and/or inform you of any inconsistencies.

During this season, there will likely be a lot of sheet changes, but after this, there won't be any, even if your sheet is flawed.

EDIT: Jiwon, your crops were off, because you included your town pop. Fix't it for you, and subtracted the pop. from the fief of Attolia.

EDIT: ulsterwarrior, you're not here right now, but your fief populations were off, and you factored in your towns to your crop production. Towns do not produce crops, and are meant to be long-term wealth-gainers. You need to be producing nearly double the crops you are now, or your people will be starving by the end of the Growing season. I can kajigger it so your people can be self-sustaining, but perhaps you were intending to just go raiding for all your crop needs, or otherwise just buy them. Are the latter what you had in mind?

EDIT: Bikriki, you actually under-did your crops, but I fix't it for 'ya. Everything else is good, so nice job!

EDIT: Outcast, you also underdid most of your things. The only thing you overdid was your crop surplus, which is a little over 15,000. I suspect everything was actually completely correct before you turned your scrubland fiefs in Infertile fiefs. Anyway, you're all good now.

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Kingdom of Diritania ( Lands of House Vearin )

Name of Lady: Lady Fiona Vearin

Fiefs:

Diratania - 14 Points
Fertility: Fair (4 Points)
Population: 13,652 (12900 peasants, 100 soldiers, 5000 in Veara)
Resources: Sparse Resources (1 Points)
Infrastructure: Advanced Infrastructure (2 Points)
Manor: Great Manor (3 Points), Great Wall (4 Points), Bailey, Workshop

Upper Norainne – 10 Points
Fertility: Infertile (2 Points)
Population: 9,494 (500 soldiers)
Resources: Abundant Resources (2 Points)
Infrastructure: Advanced Infrastructure (2 Points)
Manor: Stone Manor (2 Points), Wooden Wall (2 Points), Military Bailey, Training Grounds

Lower Norainne – 12 Points
Fertility: Fair (4 Points)
Population: 18,410
Resources: Sparse Resources (1 Points)
Infrastructure: Advanced Infrastructure (2 Points)
Manor: Stone Manor (2 Points), Stone Wall (3 Points)

Nicland – 9 Points
Fertiliy: Fair (4 Points)
Population: 18,936
Resources: Resourceless (0 Points)
Infrastructure: Advanced Infrastructure (2 Points)
Manor: Stone Manor (2 Points), Wooden Palisade (1 Points)

Ardennia - 10 Points
Fertility: Fair (4 Points)
Population: 18,936
Resources: Sparse Resources (1 Points)
Infrastructure: Advanced Infrastructure (2 Points)
Manor: Fortified Manor (1 Points), Wooden Wall (2 Points)

Novumsland - 8 Points
Fertiliy: Fair (4 Points)
Population: 18,936
Resources: Resourceless (0 Points)
Infrastructure: Advanced Infrastructure (2 Points)
Manor: Fortified Manor (1 Points), Wooden Pallisade (1 Points)

Towns:

Veara - 17 Points
Population: 5,260 (4 Points)
Wealth Level: Fair (8 Points)
Fief: Diratania
Buildings: Dens of Debauchery

Bellaudi – 20 Points
Population: 7,364 (6 Points)
Wealth Level: Fair (8 Points)
Fief: Lower Norainne

Total Points Spent on Towns and Fiefs: 99

Military:

Veara Guard
80 Spearmen (Leather Armor, Spear)
20 Bowmen (No Armor, Bow, Dagger)
Upkeep per Season: 320 Bulli

Bellaudi Guard
80 Spearmen (Leather Armor, Spear)
20 Bowmen (No Armor, Bow, Dagger)
Upkeep per Season: 320 Bulli

Royal Court:

Fiona Vearin
Lord – 20 Years

Ekbarte of Nicland
Representative – 48 Years

Donald Vearin (2 Points)
Spouse – 26 Years

Elena Vearin (3 Points)
Sister – 16 Years

Karin Vearin (2 Points)
Sister – 10 Years

Martin Vearin (4 Points)
Uncle – 37 Years

Garret Siebert (4 Points)
Courtier – 30 Years

Antony of Novumsland (3 Points)
Courtier – 21 Years

Phillip of Bellaudi (4 Points)
Courtier – 32 Years

Optional Concerns:

-

Original Receipts:

Total Population: 104,150

Population in Country: 98,388

Population Members of the Military: 200

Population Living in Towns: 12,624

Crops Produced per Annum: 405180 (+3600)

Crop Stockpile: 315,530

Total Growth Bonus: 5.2 %

Income per Annum: 188,514 Bulli [ 98,338 from taxation, 28,000 from resources, 9,000 from infrastructure, 50,496 from town tax, 2,630 from Dens of Debauchery in Veara, 181,476 with Veara and Belladu guards raised ] [ 35,644 in tariffs from Belladui in AU 107; 35,011 in tariffs from Veara in AU 107 ]

Current Treasury: 135,835 Bulli

House History

House Vearin became significant when Nicolas I, Fiona's grandfather, married the daughter of the then-king Phillip II. Or rather, they became significant when the actual heir, Prince Pippin died in a suspicious drowning accident, and Nicolas thus was declared heir to the throne by Phillip. Fortunately for Nicolas, Pippin has been a slow and unpopular child, which allowed Nicolas to descend the throne without many people asking about Pippin's odd death.

In a cruel twist of fate, Fiona's father, King Domnall, drowned after the untimely death of his beloved wife after a quite bad case of fever. Some tongues claim that he killed himself in sorrow, but Fiona makes sure that the official version speaks of an unfortunate accident.

Now that her father has died, Fiona has recently gained the crown and with it, massive expectations of everyone in Diratania. Nonetheless, she is confident that she can manage to keep her country strong in spite of all nay-sayers.

Vassals



[ The crest of House Barleycorn; a garb of wheat over a red field. It is meant to symbolize the fertility of their lands, as well as the strong bonds of loyalty between its members. Their motto is 'Us Every One, A Stalk In The Garb.' ]

Lord Jon II Barleycorn is lord of Goldenfields, Stalkfields, Graining, Millerton, Bitterfields, and Brewhall. He is age 20, average of height and weight, pale of complexion, red of hair, and green of eye. He is married to Lady Betta, age 18, born to House Bitterbrew, which has recently been made defunct through their marriage agreement. They have no children. Jon has no silbings, but Betta has one younger sister [ Eliza, age 11 ].

The Barleycorns have never truly had humble beginnings; so far can their line be traced back, that even centuries ago, it seems their ancestors were local reeds, or men appointed with grants of land to sub-administer for their lord. Like many, they opposed the Unification, and were ultimately defeated, being placed under the vassalage of House Vearin.

But the longest and most hated enemy was not the Overlord, but the Bitterbrews, whom they had shared an intense rivalry. Jon II's late father, Kent, had declared war on the Bitterbrews after decades of blood feuding, a rivalry that, while felt bitterly by most members of either House, did not concern a signifigant amount of people at either court.

In the final battle of their war, both Lords of the Houses were slain, leaving Jon to inherit House Barleycorn, and Eliza to inherit House Bitterbrew. Neither shared particular zeal for the fued, and as the Bitterbrews were losing, Eliza offered her hand in marriage, and a union between their Houses, that the bloodshed might cease. Jon was more than happy to see an end to the fighting, though he wasn't sure what to make of his new wife.

The two have managed to repair most the war's damage, and now attempt to rule their lands as best as they can. Though there is still a divide between the Barleycorns and Bitterbrews, the sight of their two heads being married has made many reconsider the fued.

Fiefs

Goldenfields

Fair [ 16,902 people (15,000 from fief, 3,000 from infrastructure), 4.6 crops per person, +.7% growth ]

Some Resources [ +7,000 bullis ]

Advanced Infrastructure [ +3,000 starting pop., +1,500 bullis, +600 crops, +.2% growth ]

Stone Manor

Stone Walls

Bailey

Stalkfields

Fair [ 16,800 people (15,000 from fief, 1,000 from infrastructure), 4.6 crops per person, +.7% growth ]

Sparse Resources[ +3,000 bullis ]

Improved Infrastructure [ +1,000 starting pop., +500 bullis, +200 crops, +.1% growth ]

Fortified Manor

Wooden Walls

Graining

Fair [ 16,800 people (15,000 from fief, 1,000 from infrastructure), 4.6 crops per person, +.7% growth ]

Sparse Resources [ +3,000 bullis ]

Improved Infrastructure [ +1,000 starting pop., +500 bullis, +200 crops, +.1% growth ]

Fortified Manor

Wooden Walls

Millerton

Fair [ 16,800 people (15,000 from fief, 1,000 from infrastructure), 4.6 crops per person, +.7% growth ]

Sparse Resources [ +3,000 bullis ]

Improved Infrastructure [ +1,000 starting pop., +500 bullis, +200 crops, +.1% growth ]

Fortified Manor

Wooden Walls

Bitterfields

Fair [ 16,800 people (15,000 from fief, 1,000 from infrastructure), 4.6 crops per person, +.7% growth ]

Some Resources [ +7,000 bullis ]

Improved Infrastructure [ +1,000 starting pop., +500 bullis, +200 crops, +.1% growth ]

Fortified Manor

Wooden Walls

Brew Hall

Fair [ 18,900 people (15,000 from fief, 3,000 from infrastructure), 4.6 crops per person, +.7% growth ]

Some Resources [ +7,000 bullis ]

Advanced Infrastructure [ +3,000 starting pop., +1,500 bullis, +600 crops, +.2% growth ]

Fortified Manor

Stone Walls

Military Bailey

Training Grounds

Military

500 Knights [ Plate Armour, Lance, Longsword, Horse, Horse Armour ]

1,000 Horsemen [ Leather Armour, Spear, Shortsword, Horse ]

2,020 Spearmen [ Leather Armour, Spear ]

1,500 Longbowmen [ Leather Armour, Longbow, Shortsword ]

10 Ladders

5 Battering Rams

60 Trebuchets

{37,630}

Lordship Receipts

Total Population: 103,002 [ 16,902 from Goldenfields, 16,800 from Stalkfields, 16,800 from Graining, 16,800 from Millerton, 16,800 from Bitterfields, 18,900 from Brew Hall ]

Population Living in Towns: 0

Crops Produced per Annum: 475,809 [ 103,002 * 4.6 = 473,809, +2,000 from infrastructure ]

Crop Stockpile: 414,150

Total Growth Bonus: 5%

Income per Annum: 133,998 bullis [ 103,002 from taxation, 30,000 from resources, 5,000 from infrastructure ]

Current Treasury: 59,338 bullis

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[ The crest of House Stoat; a stoat standing salient over a green-brown field. It is meant to symbolize the most well-known creature of their lands. Their motto is 'We Stand Firm.' ]

Lord Ulric Stoat is the lord of Stoatwood, Darting, Loring, Babblebrook, and Hookcross. He is age 49, short of height, average of weight, light of complexion, balding of brown hair, and brown of eye. He is married to Lady Stella, age 44, born to House Bitterbrew, a House now joined with the Barleycorns. Stella is the aunt of its current Lady. Ulric has three sons [ Fergus, age 24, Ranald, age 22, Laurence, age 20 ] and two daughters [ Mildred, age 28, Fiona, age 26 ]. Mildred, Fiona, and Fergus are spoken for, but Ranald and Laurence are unmarried. Ulric has two younger brothers [ Edwin, age 47, John, age 43 ], both of whom are married, and with children of their own.

House Stoat has been the guardians of their idyllic woodland for generations. It is hard to exactly pin when they came into prominence, but it is clear that they have defended their lands for centuries, their borders having changed so little over the years, that very accurate maps exist of their entire provenences, dating back well over a century. Like many, House Stoat fought against the Overlord, only to be brought to its knees, and placed under vassalage of House Vearin. It is perhaps worthy to note that not even in this defeat was any land taken from them.

Lord Ulric himself is a dour and mean man, proud of his House and family, while not having any warm feelings to any of their members personally. He and is wife are the quinessential old couple, constantly bickering over every little thing, making all around them wonder how they've managed to stay together for as long as they have, or how they came to be in the first place.

Fergus, the heir to the House, was married to a Barleycorn Knight's daughter just two years ago, and they have already bore a son. Fergus himself is decidedly more warm than his father; he seems very understanding of everyone's plight, and is willing to help any just cause, but his justice is also tough. He is quite the handsome lad as well, and no stranger to the tourneys.

Ranald, meanwhile, could be mistaken for a bastard in comparison. He seems to drink from sunrise to sundown, and does little but lock himself away in his room to read books. Lord only knows how he manages to comprehend what he's reading, but he claims he can't think clearly without a glass or two of the good stuff. Ulric has all but decided to send him to the clergy in Bernwick.

Laurence, the youngest son, is a shy and scrawny lad. He looks as though he might faint anytime someone says hello, and spends much of his time in the woods alone, playing with the animals. In this regard, he is seen as childish, and Ulric is struggling to send him on a useful path in life.

Mildred is a very stern, bossy, and stubborn woman, who seems to enjoy argument just for the sake of argument. Though voluptuous, her husband has long gotten tired of her. As the two have already born a son and daughter, she feels her contract with him is complete, and doesn't even pretend to hide her disdain of him. She spends most of her time redecorating the castle, constantly thinking of new ways to make it look better, much to the chagrin of Ulric.

Fiona is her polar opposite: kind, gentle, quiet, shy, and softspoken, she spends most her days taking care of her children personally, and knitting emboridery, or tending to the Castle gardens. Her jolly husband loves her as much as life itself, and the two love each other dearly.

Edwin and John act as administrators in minor tasks that Ulric cannot attend to, and are capable of command should the need ever arise. They are not jealous of their brother's claim to the land, and are far enough down the line of succesion, that they care little about it any more. Both men are quite hardy and stubborn, and while not the brightest of men, are diligent enough that they can accomplish most tasks they put their mind to.

Fiefs

Stoatwood

Infertile [ 9,582 pop. ( 7,000 from fief, 3,000 from infrastructure ), 4.4 crops per person, +.5% growth ]

Some Resources [ +7,000 bullis ]

Advanced Infrastructure [ +3,000 starting pop., +1,500 bullis, +600 crops, +.2% growth ]

Fortified Manor

Stone Walls

Military Bailey

Darting

Fair [ 15,525 people, 4.6 crops per person, +.7% growth ]

Resourceless

Basic Infrastructure

Wooden Manor

Wooden Palisade

Loring

Fair [ 15,525 people, 4.6 crops per person, +.7% growth ]

Resourceless

Basic Infrastructre

Wooden Manor

Wooden Palisade

Babblebrook

Fair [ 15,525 people, 4.6 crops per person, +.7% growth ]

Resourceless

Basic Infrastructure

Wooden Manor

Wooden Palisade

Hookcross

Fair [ 15,525 people, 4.6 crops per person, +.7% growth ]

Resourceless

Basic Infrastructure

Wooden Manor

Wooden Palisade

Military

1,400 Sheildwallman [ Leather Armour, Spear, Javelin ]

900 Longbowmen [ Leather Armour, Longbow, Shortsword ]

10 Ladders

60 Ballista

30 Trebuchets

{15,990}

Lordship Receipts

Total Population: 71,682 [ 9,582 from Stoatwood, 15,525 from Darting, 15,525 from Loring, 15,525 from Babblebrook, 15,525 from Hookcross ]

Population Living in Towns: 0

Crops Produced per Annum: 328,420 [ 9,582 * 4.4 = 42,160, 62,100 * 4.6 = 285,660, +600 from infrastructure ]

Crop Stockpile: 277,940

Total Growth Bonus: 3.5%

Income per Annum: 80,182 bullis [ 71,682 from taxation, +7,000 from resources, +1,500 from infrastructure ]

Current Treasury: 104,420 bullis

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Kingdom of Kaldur ( Lands of House Harvestar )

Bane of our Enemies

Name of Lord or Lady: Lord Torak Harvestar.

Fiefs:
Kaldur
-Fair
-Some Resources
-Advanced Infrastructure
-Great Manor
-Great Wall
- Military Bailey

Icemark
-Fair
-Some Resources
-Advanced Infrastructure
-Stone Manor
-Stone Wall

North Ridge
-Fair
-Some Resources
-Advanced Infrastructure
-Stone Manor
-Stone Wall

Westwatch
-Fair
-Some Resources
-Advanced Infrastructure
-Stone Manor
-Stone Wall

Deep Lake
-Infertile
-Some Resources
-Improved Infastructure
-Fortified Manor
-Wooden Wall

Goliath
-Infertile
-Sparse Resources
-Basic Infrastructure
-Wooden Manor
-Wooden Palisade

Hallasholm
-Infertile
-Sparse Resources
-Basic Infrastructure
-Wooden Manor
-Wooden Palisade

Wolf Hold
-Infertile
-Sparse Resources
-Basic Infrastructure
-Wooden Manor
-Wooden Palisade

Torches Hill
-Infertile
-Sparse Resources
-Basic Infrastructure
-Wooden Manor
-Wooden Palisade

Towns:
Giant's Bane
Wealth: Fair
Population: 10,000
Fief: Icemark

Military:
Heavy Horsemen: 1500
-Mail
-Spear
-Sabre
-Horse
Arming cost: 75,000
Upkeep: 16,500

Heavy Spearmen: 1500
-Mail
-Spear
-Javelin
Arming cost: 30,000
Upkeep: 10,500

Swordsmen: 1000
-Mail
-Longsword
Arming cost: 25,000
Upkeep: 6,000

Longbowmen: 1000
-Leather
-Longbow
-Short Sword
Arming cost: 25,000
Upkeep: 7,000

Mounted Hunters: 100
-Leather Armour
-Longbow
-Spear
-Horse
Arming cost: 4,000
Upkeep: 1,100

Siege: 1320 men
-Ladders: 100
-Battering Rams: 4
-Ballista: 70
-Trebuchets: 100
Arming cost: 5,910
Upkeep: 1,506

Total forces: 5100 men, 1600 mounted (not including siege)
Total arming cost: 164,910b
Total upkeep/pay: 42,606b
Levies currently raised: None.

Royal Court:
Family
-Lord Torak Harvestar (aged 38).
-Lady Rose Harvestar (adult wife, aged 38).
-Thorn Harvestar (young son and heir, aged 19).
-Rowan Harvestar (adolescent son, aged 16).
-Renn Harvestar (adolescent daughter, aged 16).
-Bale Harvestar (child son, aged 10).

Courtiers
-Detlan Nanuak (adolescent courtier, aged 16).

Optional Concerns:
Original Receipts:
Total Population: 114,696 ( 19,116 from Kaldur, 8,496 from Icemark, 19,116 from North Ridge, 19,116 from West Watch, 8,496 from Deep Lake, 7,434 from Goliath, 7,434 from Hallasholm, 7,434 from Wolf Hold, 7,434 from Torches Hill, 10,620 from Giant's Bane )
Population Living in Towns: 10,620
Crops Produced per Annum: 473,702 ( 65,884 * 4.6 = 302,882, 38,232 * 4.4 = 168,220, + 2,600 from infrastructure )
Crop Stockpile: 303,324
Total Growth Bonus: 6.2%
Income per Annum: 193,500 ( 100,000 from taxation, 40,000 from town taxation, 47,000 from resources, 6,500 from infrastructure ) [ 33,747 in tariffs from Giant's Bane in AU 107 ]
Current Treasury: 364,547

House History

House Harvestar is an ancient house, and has ruled the Kingdom of Kaldur since it was first settled. The land is a harsh place, covered in thick snow and ice in the colder months. However, it is also rich in resources, and the people are prosperous. The most serious problem face by the people of Kaldur is that of the Giants - incursions into Harvestar lands happen constantly, and although most are simple raiding parties that are easily repulsed, occasionally a more organised threat appears. One of these incursions, as a brighter-than-usual Giant chieftan attempted to carve out a kingdom for himself, was thrown back in a fierce battle by Lord Torak's grandfather Lord Sefton. The battle was won, but cost Sefton his life. Sefton's son Thiazzi was Lord for many decades, but passed away after eating bad meat, leaving Torak Lord at the age of 24. The legacy of the Giant incursions still stands - many of the castles in the land are built very sturdily, particularly the capital in Kaldur Fief. The town of Giant's Bane stands near the sight of the battle between Sefton and the Giant King.

Vassals



[ The crest of House Summer: the colours of fire arranged against each other in a semy of lozenges, meant to symbolize the fertility of their lands, and the courage of its House. Their motto is 'Hearts of Fire. ' ]

Lord Eadric Summer is lord of the fiefs Everwarm, Sunfields, Spring Grove, Blossom Hall, Riverside, and Littledale. He is age 42, of tall height, and strong in weight of muscle. He is black of hair, blue of eyes, and pale of skin. He is broad-shouldered, and square-jawed. He was married to Lady Aubry Montressor, born to a minor house in the Ordained kingdom, but she died of illness, bearing him only one daughter, Cynthia. He remarried some year later to Lady Aedel Summer, age 29, born to a house of lesser import. As mentioned, he has one daughter born to Lady Aubry [ Cynthia, age 19 ] and three daughters [ Emily, age 15, Mary, age 13, Rhowena, age 11 ] born to Lady Aedel. His daughters are all astoundingly beautiful [ even little Rhowena possesses angelic fairness ]. Cynthia is married to the son of an Ordained knight, Emily is married to Ragnvald Vasa, the heir to House Vasa, while Mary and Rhowena remain unmarried, though their list of suitors is very long.

House Summer is an old House, having held its fiefs for generations. Their lands are some of the most fertile in all of Lundland, and they thusly pride themselves on them. Having fought the Giants for generations, and taming the land with both an iron fist and iron quill, they think themselves the bringers of civilization to a backwoods people, and act with high airs, especially Lord Eadric himself.

He is a very handsome man, competent in battle, but even more so in administration. He is very tough on his daughters, insisting they aspire to be more than mere housewives, but to be educated, capable of at least reading and writing. He wishes to be more than a minor footnote in his family’s history, and seeks to increase the wealth of his lands, and expand his House’s power and legacy.

His record of service to you has been without issue, but has openly expressed that he sees you as little more than an overbearing suzerain, constantly forcing him to raise his own levies before yours. He holds disdain for Lord Oswald and Lord Isar IV, who he sees an uncouth brutes.

Fiefs

Everwarm

Fair [18,972 people (15,000 from fief, 3,000 from infrastructure), 4.6 crops per person, +.7% growth ]

Some Resources [ + 7,000 bullis ]

Advanced Infrastructure [ +3,000 starting pop., +1,500 bullis, +600 crops, +.2% growth ]

Great Manor

Stone Walls

Lord's Treasury

Sunfields

Fair [18,972 people (15,000 from fief, 3,000 from infrastructure), 4.6 crops per person, +.7% growth ]

Sparse Resources [ + 3,000 bullis ]

Advanced Infrastructure [ +3,000 starting pop., +1,500 bullis, +600 crops, +.2% growth ]

Fortified Manor

Wooden Walls

Spring Grove

Fair [18,972 people (15,000 from fief, 3,000 from infrastructure), 4.6 crops per person, +.7% growth ]

Some Resources [ + 7,000 bullis ]

Advanced Infrastructure [ +3,000 starting pop., +1,500 bullis, +600 crops, +.2% growth ]

Fortified Manor

Wooden Walls

Blossom Hall

Fair [18,972 people (15,000 from fief, 3,000 from infrastructure), 4.6 crops per person, +.7% growth ]

Some Resources [ + 7,000 bullis ]

Advanced Infrastructure [ +3,000 starting pop., +1,500 bullis, +600 crops, +.2% growth ]

Fortified Manor

Stone Walls

Riverside

Fair [18,972 people (15,000 from fief, 3,000 from infrastructure), 4.6 crops per person, +.7% growth ]

Some Resources [ + 7,000 bullis ]

Advanced Infrastructure [ +3,000 starting pop., +1,500 bullis, +600 crops, +.2% growth ]

Fortified Manor

Wooden Walls

Littledale

Fair [18,613 people (15,000 from fief, 3,000 from infrastructure), 4.6 crops per person, +.7% growth ]

Some Resources [ + 7,000 bullis ]

Advanced Infrastructure [ +3,000 starting pop., +1,500 bullis, +600 crops, +.2% growth ]

Wooden Manor

Wooden Palisade

Wildwood

Scrubland [ 2,602 pop., 4.2 crops per person, +.3% growth ]

Resourceless

Basic Infrastructure

Fortified Manor

Wooden Walls

Crystal Lake

Scrubland [ 3,027 pop., 4.2 crops per person, +.3% growth ]

Resourceless

Basic Infrastructure

Wooden Manor

Wooden Palisade

The Grove

Scrubland [ 3,027 pop., 4.2 crops per person, +.3% growth ]

Resourceless

Basic Infrastructure

Wooden Manor

Wooden Palisade

Isendale

Infertile [ 6,811 pop. ( 7,000 from fief, 1,000 from infrastructure ), 4.4 crops per person, +.5% growth ]

Sparse Resources [ + 3,000 bullis ]

Improved Infrastructure [ + 1,000 starting pop., + 500 bullis, + 200 crops, +.1% growth ]

Stone Manor

Stone Wall

Frostfield

Infertile [ 7,119 pop., 4.4 crops per person, +.5% growth ]

Resourceless

Basic Infrastructure

Stone Manor

Stone Wall

Bearwood

Scrubland [ 3,051 pop., 4.2 crops per person, +.3% growth ]

Sparse Resources [ + 3,000 bullis ]

Basic Infrastructure

Stone Manor

Stone Wall

Haldr's Cliffs

Scrubland [ 3,051 pop., 4.2 crops per person, +.3% growth ]

Sparse Resources [ + 3,000 bullis ]

Basic Infrastructure

Wooden Manor

Wooden Palisade

Military

600 Knights [ Plate Armour, Lance, Longsword, Horse, Horse Armour ]

880 Horsemen [ Leather Armour, Spear, Shortsword, Horse ]

1,000 Pikemen [ Leather Armour, Pike ]

1,000 Swordsmen [ Mail Armour, Longsword ]

1,000 Crossbowmen [ Leather Armour, Crossbow, Shortsword ]

50 Axemen [ Leather Armour, Axe ]

280 Mounted Hunters [ Leather Armour, Longbow, Spear, Horse ]

1100 Sheildwallman [ Leather Armour, Spear, Javelin ]

320 Longbowmen [ Leather Armour, Longbow, Shortsword ]

132 Ladders

14 Battering Ram

4 Catapults

211 Trebuchets

Lordship Receipts

Total Population: 142,161 [ 18,972 from Everwarm, 18,972 from Sunfields, 18,972 from Spring Grove, 18,972 from Blossom Hall, 18,972 from Riverside, 18,613 from Littledale, 2,602 from Wildwood, 3,027 from Crystal Pond, 3,027 from Pondgrove, 6,811 from Isendale, 7,119 from Frostfield, 3,051 from Bearwood, 3,051 from Haldr's Cliffs ]

Population in Towns: 0

Crops per Annum: 648,682 [ 113,393 * 4.6 = 521,607, 13,930 * 4.4 = 61,292, 14,758 * 4.2 = 61,983 + 3,800 from infrastructure ]

Crops Stockpile: 522,899

Total Growth Bonus: 8.0%

Income per Annum: 266,741 bullis [ 213,241 from taxation [1.5 tax per regular person due to Lord's Treasury], 44,000 from resources, 9,500 from infrastructure ]

Current Treasury: 269,400 bullis

To Lund ap Lunds [ Early Middle Ages NRP ]

Kingdom of Attolia ( Lands of House Wolff )

Name of Lord or Lady: Lord Lothar Wolff

Fiefs:

1. Attolia (15 Points)
-Fair (.7%)
-Population: 18,598
-Some Resources (+7,000 Bullis)
-Advanced Infrastructure (+600 Crops, 1,500 Bullis, +.2%)
-Great Manor
-Great Wall
-Bailey
-Military Bailey
- Lord's Stockpile
-Crops per Person: 4.6

2. Dawn (11 Points)
-Fair (.7%)
-Population: 19,692
-No Resources
-Advanced Infrastructure (+600 Crops, 1,500 Bullis, +.2%)
-Stone Manor
-Stone Wall
-4.6 Crops per Person

3. Aegis (11 Points)
-Fair (.7%)
-Population: 19,692
-No Resources
-Advanced Infrastructure (+600 Crops, 1,500 Bullis, +.2%)
-Stone Manor
-Stone Wall
-4.6 Crops per Person

4. Tara (2 points)
-Scrubland (.3%)
-Population: 4,376
-No Resources
-Improved Infrastructure (+200 Crops, +500 Bullis, +.1%)
-Wooden Manor
-No Wall
-4.2 Crops per Person

5. Barris (2 points)
-Scrubland (.3%)
-Population: 4,376
-No Resources
-Improved Infrastructure (+200 Crops, +500 Bullis, +.1%)
-Wooden Manor
-No Wall
-4.2 Crops per Person

6. Westfield (2 points)
-Scrubland (.3%)
-Population: 4,376
-No Resources
-Improved Infrastructure (+200 Crops, +500 Bullis, +.1%)
-Wooden Manor
-No Wall
-4.2 Crops per Person

7. Munster (2 points)
-Scrubland (.3%)
-Population: 4,376
-No Resources
-Improved Infrastructure (+200 Crops, +500 Bullis, +.1%)
-Wooden Manor
-No Wall
-4.2 Crops per Person

8. Concord (2 points)
-Scrubland (.3%)
-Population: 4,376
-No Resources
-Improved Infrastructure (+200 Crops, +500 Bullis, +.1%)
-Wooden Manor
-No Wall
-4.2 Crops per Person

9. Peshton (2 points)
-Scrubland (.3%)
-Population: 4,376
-No Resources
-Improved Infrastructure (+200 Crops, +500 Bullis, +.1%)
-Wooden Manor
-No Wall
-4.2 Crops per Person

10. Worcester (2 Point)
-Scrubland (.3%)
-Population: 4,376
-No Resources
-Improved Infrastructure (+200 Crops, +500 Bullis, +.1%)
-Wooden Manor
-No Wall
-4.2 Crops per Person

11. Abel (3 Point)
-Scrubland (.3%)
-Population: 3282
-No Resources
-Basic Infrastructure
-Wooden Manor
-Wooden Wall
-4.2 Crops per Person

12. Seval (3 Point)
-Scrubland (.3%)
-Population: 3282
-No Resources
-Basic Infrastructure
-Wooden Manor
-Wooden Wall
-4.2 Crops per Person

13. Faxton (3 Point)
-Scrubland (.3%)
-Population: 3282
-No Resources
-Basic Infrastructure
-Wooden Manor
-Wooden Wall
-4.2 Crops per Person

14. Stratford (3 Point)
-Scrubland (.3%)
-Population: 3282
-No Resources
-Basic Infrastructure
-Wooden Manor
-Wooden Wall
-4.2 Crops per Person

15. Essex (3 Point)
-Scrubland (.3%)
-Population: 3282
-No Resources
-Basic Infrastructure
-Wooden Manor
-Wooden Wall
-4.2 Crops per Person

16. Wessex (3 Point)
-Scrubland (.3%)
-Population: 3282
-No Resources
-Basic Infrastructure
-Wooden Manor
-Wooden Wall
-4.2 Crops per Person

17. Kent (3 Point)
-Scrubland (.3%)
-Population:3 282
-No Resources
-Basic Infrastructure
-Wooden Manor
-Wooden Wall
-4.2 Crops per Person

18. Sussex (3 Point)
-Scrubland (.3%)
-Population: 3282
-No Resources
-Basic Infrastructure
-Wooden Manor
-Wooden Wall
-4.2 Crops per Person

19. Bergen (3 Point)
-Scrubland (.3%)
-Population: 3282
-No Resources
-Basic Infrastructure
-Wooden Manor
-Wooden Wall
-4.2 Crops per Person

20. Middleton (3 Point)
-Scrubland (.3%)
-Population: 3282
-No Resources
-Basic Infrastructure
-Wooden Manor
-Wooden Wall
-4.2 Crops per Person

21. Somerset (3 Point)
-Scrubland (.3%)
-Population: 3282
-No Resources
-Basic Infrastructure
-Wooden Manor
-Wooden Wall
-4.2 Crops per Person

22. Avon (1)
-Scrubland (.3%)
-Population 3282
-No Resources
-Basic Infrastructure
-Wooden Manor
-No Wall
-4.2 Crops per Person

23. Ridgewood (1)
-Scrubland(.3%)
-Population 3282
-No Resources
-Basic Infrastructure
-Wooden Manor
-No Wall
-4.2 Crops Per Person

Towns:

Attolia
-Population: 1,094
-Fair
-Attolia
-4 Bullis per Person
-Town Guardhouse

Military:

Standing Army:
500 Sentinels:
-Sword Sword
-Horse
-Spear
-Bow
-Leather Armor

450 Axe Bearers
-Axe
Leather Armor with Iron Buckler

150 Marines
-Axe
-Bow
-Leather Armor with Wooden Shield

5 Great Galley

Reserve Weapons/Armor/Etc.

500 Pikes
1000 Axes
500 Long Bows
1000 Daggers

20 Ballista

2000 Leather Armor

20 Long Boats
10 Great Galley
5 War Galley

Cost:61,750
Upkeep: 7500 + 1100 = 8600

Royal Court: (Spent 1 point for +12 Family points)

Adolescent Son (5)
Caelis - Age 16
Heir

Child Daughter (3)
Aria - Age 11

Elderly Uncle (3)
Heinrich - 45
Court Chaplin

Adult Courtier (4)
William Coyle - 33
Steward

Elderly Courtier (3)
Thomas Nast - 48
Court Jester/Adviser

Young Courtier (3)
Richard Peterson - 25
Sergeant at Arms

Young Courtier (3)
Helen Ainsworth - 20
Lady in Waiting

Optional Concerns:

None

Original Receipts:

Total Population:
131,248

Population Living in Towns:
1,094

Crops Produced per Annum:
(57,856 * 4.6 = 266,137) + ( 73,298 * 4.2 = 307,851 ) + ( 3,200 from infrastructure ) = 577,188 [ -3780 if full patrols are raised ]

Crop Stockpile:
561,620

Total Growth Bonus:
9.4%

Income per Annum:
150,624 bullis [ 131,248 from taxation, 7,000 from resources, 8,000 from infrastructure, 4,376 from town tax ] [ collected 35,644 in tariffs from Attolia in AU 107 ]

Current Treasury:
186,055

House History:

The House of Wolff has a deep history in Lundland. One of Overlord Aella's officers, Alexander Wolff, the founder of the House of Wolff and Lothar's great grandfather, distinguished himself through battle under the banner of House Trisch. He was also a notable patron of the church. In fact, when given his title, Alexander gave some of his fiefs to the church to allow it to grow and establish a great presence in Lundland by being able to appoint more Bishops. Unfortunately, it appeared that this generous gift turned to bite Alexander in the arse. As the church grew stronger, it distanced itself from the Master. As generations passed, the close relation between the church of Lundland and the family has cooled, and can be said to be merely be cordial now. In regards to the current political situation, the House of Wolff has been quite neutral. Although it doesn't call itself the Duchy of Attolia as it was once called, the House of Wolff also refrains from calling itself a Kingdom. In fact, in all writing, the House of Wolff uses either its House name or an ambiguous term like The Lord of Attolia.

House Coat of Arms



Vassals



[ The crest of House Westfield: two golden bends over a field of bright green. It is meant to be lines of wheat crossing diagonally over a green field, to symbolize the fertility of their lands. Their motto is 'Fields Ever Full.' ]

House Westfield used to be a House of Knights from Westfield. They were one of the many Houses that fought against the Overlord, but when the going looked to be in favour of House Trisch, the quickly turned coat, and fought for them. They were rewarded with a vast swath of land, formerly belonging to Houses that had resisted the Overlord, killed to the man, woman, and child. The Westfields were no fools, and took this for the subtle hint that it was. When the Lord of Attolia was given his title, House Westfield was placed under their vassalage, and have remained as such ever since.

Lord Devan Westfield owns the fiefs of Westerfeld, Westchester, Wickerton, Derry, Gloushire, Sunfeld, Wheatfeld, and Oldenfeld. He is age 51, tall of height, heavy of weight, light of skin, gray of hair, and brown of eye. He has a distinctive potbelly that bulges over his hips. He is married to Lady Adelaide Westfield, age 50, born to House Aldran, the lordling house of Pelataria. He has four sons [ Brandon, age 32, Samuel, age 28, Duncan, age 26, and Donald, age 24 ] and two daughters [ Cecily, age 30, and Lila, age 18 ]. Brandon, Cecily, Samuel, and Duncan are married, but Donald's betrothed died before she came of legal age, and Lila is yet unspoken for.

Lord Devan is, and always has been a jolly man. His only want in life is to enjoy feasting, tourneys, and sports. But he is no debased man, for he has attended each sermon his castle has held, and has never lied with nor loved any women but his wife. His service to you has been exemplary, especially in battle, where he has distinguished himself on numerous occasions.

His management of his fiefs, however, leaves much to be desired, for to say it is lackadaisical would be putting it lightly. Your stewards have occasionally noted the complete lack of record-keeping concerning owed rents, as the only way to know payment by his tenants was made at all was by the additions of goods to their manor's pantry, cellar, and stores. Signs of disrepair in his keep and in the infrastructure of his land go without acknowledgement.

His wife, eldest daughter, and three eldest sons, particularly Brandon, take after him in many ways, but Donald is more reserved. He spends a great deal of time in the library and chapel, reading on theology, philosophy, and the sciences. But he is far from shy, as he has a sharp word at the ready for whenever one of his kin speaks to him. Lila was born to the Lord relatively late in his life, and she indeed stands out for her light red hair, fair skin, and freckles, traits her maternal grandmother possessed. Though she is a pretty, soft-spoken, and friendly girl, there are rumours in court that she is a secret slut, laying with hedge knights, stable boys, courtiers, and visiting nobles alike. Her father vehemently denies these accusations, insisting they are pathetic rumours born of unspoken lust, meant to make his pious, chaste daughter less desirable as a marriage partner.

Fiefs

Westerfeld

Fair [ 17,986 pop. (15,000 from fief, 1,000 from infrastructure), 4.6 crops per person, +.7% growth ]

Some Resources [ +7,000 bullis ]

Improved Infrastructure [ +1,000 starting pop., +500 bullis, +200 crops, +.1% growth ]

Stone Manor

Stone Walls

Military Bailey

Watchtower

Messenger Post

Westchester

Fair [ 15,870 pop., 4.6 crops per person, +.7% growth ]

Resourceless

Basic Infrastructure

Fortified Manor

Wooden Walls

Wickerton

Fair [ 15,870 pop, 4.6 crops per person, +.7% growth ]

Resourceless

Basic Infrastructure

Fortified Manor

Wooden Walls

Derry

Fair [ 15,870 pop., 4.6 crops per person, +.7% growth ]

Resourceless

Basic Infrastructure

Fortified Manor

Wooden Walls

Gloushire

Fair [ 15,870 pop., 4.6 crops per person, +.7% growth ]

Resourceless

Basic Infrastructure

Fortified Manor

Wooden Walls

Sunfeld

Fair [ 15,870 pop., 4.6 crops per person, +.7% growth ]

Resourceless

Basic Infrastructure

Fortified Manor

Wooden Walls

Wheatfeld

Fair [ 15,870 pop., 4.6 crops per person, +.7% growth ]

Resourceless

Basic Infrastructure

Fortified Manor

Wooden Walls

Oldenfeld

Fair [ 16,928 pop. ( 15,000 from fief, 1,000 from infrastructure ), 4.6 crops per person, +.7% growth ]

Resourceless

Improved Infrastructure [ +1,000 starting pop., +500 bullis, +200 crops, +.1% growth ]

Stone Manor

Stone Walls

Military

350 Knights [ Plate Armour, Lance, Longsword, Horse, Horse Armour ]

1,000 Horsemen [ Leather Armour, Spear, Shortsword, Horse ]

2,470 Spearmen [ Leather Armour, Spear ]

800 Swordsmen [ Mail Armour, Longsword ]

700 Crossbowmen [ Leather Armour, Crossbow, Shortsword ]

Lordship Receipts

Total Population: 130,134 [ 17,986 from Westerfeld, 15,870 from Westchester, 15,870 from Wickerton, 15,870 from Derry, 15,870 from Gloushire, 15,870 from Sunfeld, 15,870 from Wheatfeld, 16,928 from Oldenfeld ]

Population in Towns: 0

Crops per Annum: 599,016 [ 130,134 * 4.6 = 598,616, +400 from infrastructure ]

Crop Stockpile: 670,400

Total Growth Bonus: 5.8%

Income per Annum: 138,134 bullis [ 130,134 from taxation, 7,000 from resources, 1,000 from infrastructure ]

Current Treasury: 220,000 bullis

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[ The crest of House Abel: a salient red wolf over a field of bright green, symbolizing the might and just nature of its house. Their motto is 'The Shepherd's Wolf.' ]

House Abel was a knightly House from Abel. Unlike House Westfield, however, they never resisted the Overlord, and in fact fought against the Westfields and other opponents of the Overlord. However, despite their loyal service, the Westfields were given more land, as it was believed they had contributed more to the fighting. This was true, but it angered the Abels all the same. They hold a bitter grudge against the Westfields to this day, with the reasons for just what right-bastards they are changing every generation.

Lady Carol of Abel is the lady of Abelwood, Aftfield, Suthwood, Cornwyll, Northfeld, and Suthfeld. She is age 40, tall of height and weight, pale of complexion, dark brown of curly hair, and brown of eye. She is married to Sir Donovan Batch, age 34, born to a knightly house under House Westfield. She has one son [ Ricwyn, age 20 ] and one daughter [ Elizabeth, age 17 ]. Ricwyn is unmarried, but Elizabeth is married to Luccio Hastings, whom she has borne a daughter with [ Milly, age 0 ].

Lady Carol is possessed of a furious temperament. She is a fierce fighter, skilled tactician, and accomplished diplomat. She had requested many times that her father ignore agnatic succession, that she might inherit, but he denied her each time. After his assassination, Lady Carol was accused by her brutish brother, Logan, over the question of inheritance. As Logan was not widely liked, the duel was allowed to proceed without interruption. Even when fighting honourably, refusing to take advantage of Logan being disarmed multiple times, she was still able to stab him through the heart, and win the duel.

Her son, Ricwyn, takes after his mother in numerous ways, but has a much more even temper, able to appear level-headed and calm no matter the circumstance. Her daughter, however, is a very passionate girl, who spends most of her days listening to stories, gossiping, and listening to knights tell tales of their conquests in tourneys.

Lady Carol seems loyal to you, and likely to listen to most demands you make of her, so long as they do insinuate insult.

Fiefs

Abelwood

Scrubland [ 6,180 pop. ( 3,000 from fief, 3,000 from infrastructure ), 4.2 crops per person, +.3% growth ]

Some Resources [ +7,000 bullis ]

Advanced Infrastructure [ +3,000 starting pop., +1,500 bullis, +600 crops, +.2% growth ]

Stone Manor

Stone Walls

Military Bailey

Watchtower

Aftfeld

Infertile [ 7,210 pop., 4.4 crops per person, +.5% growth ]

Resourceless

Basic Infrastructure

Fortified Manor

Wooden Walls

Suthwood

Scrubland [ 3,090 pop., 4.2 crops per person, +.3% growth ]

Sparse Resources [ +3,000 bullis ]

Basic Infrastructure

Fortified Manor

Wooden Walls

Cornwyll

Infertile [ 7,210 pop., 4.4 crops per person, +.5% growth ]

Resourceless

Basic Infrastructure

Fortified Manor

Wooden Walls

Northfeld

Infertile [ 7,210 pop., 4.4 crops per person, +.5% growth ]

Resourceless

Basic Infrastructure

Fortified Manor

Wooden Walls

Suthfeld

Infertile [ 7,210 pop., 4.4 crops per person, +.5% growth ]

Resourceless

Basic Infrastructure

Fortified Manor

Wooden Walls

Military

1,000 Spearmen [ Leather Armour, Spear ]

500 Axemen [ Leather Armour, Axe ]

500 Longbowmen [ Leather Armour, Longbow, Dagger ]

400 Horsemen [ Leather Armour, Spear, Shortsword, Horse ]

200 Horse Archers [ Leather Armour, Bow, Sabre, Horse ]

Lordship Receipts

Total Population: 38,110 [ 6,180 from Abelwood, 7,210 from Aftfeld, 3,090 from Suthwood, 7,210 from Cornwyll, 7,210 from Northfeld, 7,210 from Suthfeld, 3,979 from Everfallow ]

Population in Towns: 0

Crops per Annum: 183,141 [ 13,249 * 4.2 = 55,645, 28,840 * 4.4 = 126,896, +600 from infrastructure ]

Crop Stockpile: 133,111

Total Growth Bonus: 3%

Income per Annum: 62,089 bullis [ 38,110 from taxation, 17,000 from resources, 3,000 from infrastructure ]

Current Treasury: 62,900 bullis

To Lund ap Lunds [ Early Middle Ages NRP ]

Jarldom of Jorvik ( Lands of House Vasa )

Name of Lord or Lady: Jarl Haraldr Vasa. 34. 6'6, 250 pounds. Large, even for Suehan. Light blond haired, square jaw, broad shoulders. Blue eyes, not bright so much as piercing.

Fiefs:
Orkneyjar: Fair, 26,800, Some, Advanced Infrastructure, Wooden Wall, Lord's Stockpile, Lord's Treasury, Watchtower, Messenger Post 4.6 CPP,

Jorvik: Fair, 19,620, Some, Advanced Infrastructure, Wooden Wall, Watchtower, Messenger Post 4.6 CPP,

Moen: Fair, 19,620, Some, Advanced Infrastructure, Wooden Wall, Watchtower, Messenger Post 4.6 CPP,

Northreyjar: Fair, 19.620, Some, Advanced Infrastructure, Wooden Wall, Watchtower, Messenger Post 4.6 CPP,

Suthreyjar: Fair, 19,620, Some, Advanced Infrastructure, Wooden Wall, Watchtower, Messenger Post 4.6 CPP,

Rogaland: Fair, 19,620, Some, Advanced Infrastructure, Wooden Wall, Watchtower, Messenger Post 4.6 CPP,

Troendelag: Fair, 18,000, Some, Advanced Infrastructure, Wooden Wall, Watchtower, Messenger Post 4.6 CPP,

Narvik: Fair, 19,620, Some, Advanced Infrastructure, Fortified Manor, Watchtower, Messenger Post 4.6 CPP,

Sveaborg: Fair, 19,620, Some, Advanced Infrastructure, Fortified Manor, Watchtower, Messenger Post 4.6 CPP,

Aland: Fair, 19,620, Some, Advanced Infrastructure, Fortified Manor, Watchtower, Messenger Post 4.6 CPP,

Gammelstien: Scrubland, 6,102, Some, Advanced Infrastructure, Stone Manor, Stone Walls, Watchtower 4.2 CPP

Stienenkysten: Scrubland, 4,068, Sparse, Improved Infrastructure, Stone Manor, Stone Walls, Watchtower, 4.2 CPP

Saugard: Fair, 16,272, Sparse, Improved Infrastructure, Stone Manor, Stone Walls, Watchtower, 4.2 CPP

Military:

Since all fiefs have the same income, this is troops per fief. Also, treasury per fief.

220 Leidangr: Spear, leather armor, dagger, javelin. 17 to buy, 5 to maintain.
156 Huskarlar: Mail, great axe. 20 to buy, 5 to maintain.
96 Bogamathurar: Longbow, short sword, leather armor. 20 to buy, 7 to maintain.
96 Slingr: Sling, club, leather armor. 9 to buy, 3 to maintain
108 Horse archers. Bow, saber, horse, 35 to buy, 11 to maintain.
36 Riddarar. Plate, Lance, Mace, Horse, Barding. 78 to buy, 16 to maintain
250 Vikingr. Half axes, half short swords, leather armor. 10 to buy, 3 to maintain.

13810/3920 total

Misc. Armoury:

300 Spearmen [ Leather Armour, Spear ]

100 Axemen [ Leather Armour, Axe ]

100 Bowmen [ No Armour, Bow, Dagger ]

40 Ladders

5 Battering Rams

12 Ballistae.

Fleet:

59 Great Galleys

3 War Galley

233 Longboats

107 Great Longboats

Royal Court:

Grevinne Helga, Lady Vasa, 18 (3 points)
~After the previous Lady Vasa, Elda, died, it was imperative on Haraldr to remarry quickly lest the other Suehan nobles begin to believe he was grieving, a sign of weakness. Three weeks later, it became politically impossible to remain unmarried. At the next debutante ball, where Helga was presented, the Jarl stood up and asked Helga's father for her hand in marriage on the spot as she was the most beautiful girl there, breaking protocol but proving that the Jarl was, at least to all appearances, fine. In actuality, their marriage is cold, as the loss of the mother of all seven of his children has deeply affected the Jarl. She hopes that as the Jarl overcomes his grief, he will warm up to her.

Prins Viljalmur, 35 (4)
~The Jarl's younger twin, he is a follower more than a leader, albeit an extremely competent one. He is his brother's most trusted confidant, and the two of them are the best of friends. He too lost his wife in the fire that took Elda.

Prins Gunter (brother), 27 (4)
~The most ruthless of the sons of Lodbrok, Gunter does not believe in honor. He has no personal ambitions, but serves House Vasa and will remove anyone who threatens the House, even the Jarl. As much as anyone can trust him, Haraldr trusts him to handle the dirty work.

Prins Raudebjorn (brother), 24 (4)
~Raudebjorn is physically the largest, standing at seven feet tall. Far from what his enormous size and lumbering gait would suggest, he is no brute, and is actually the most learned of the sons of Lodbrok. Haraldr frequently entrusts the administration of several fiefs to him.

Prins Valgard (brother), 23 (4)
~The duelist of the family, Valgard cannot resist a tournament or a challenge. His day is filled with rigorous training, and he often emerges from his sparring with his brothers battered and bruised, but still smiling. His motives are unclear; he isn't a braggart, and will even enter tournaments under an assumed name. He is also the most honorable, and for this reason Haraldr must ensure he is out of the room when intrigue or politics are discussed. Obviously, he and Gunter do not get along.

Prins Yngvar (brother), 22 (4)
~All he wants is to be like Valgard, whom he admires. However, while a love of combat he shares with Valgard, his modesty and honor are lost on him. Whenever he wins anything, the whole world, particularly the women, are sure to know.

Prins Johannes (Brother), 19:
~The ascetic, Johannes is reserved and cold. He spends most his time with Raudebjorn reading books, or hunting deep in the woods by himself

Prins Ragnvald Vasa, 16 (5)
Prins Tyr Vasa, 11 (4)
Prinsesse Astrid Vasa (sister), 6 (2)
Prins Njall Vasa, 11 (4)
Prins Gerhardt, 4 (2)
Prins Thorvald, 3 (2)
Prins Jakob, 2. (2)
Bucgan Villsvin, 22 [ Yngvar's wife ]
Phillip Buckwyn, 5 [ Bucgan's son ]
Maud Buckwyn, 2 [ Bucgan's son ]
Emily Summer, 15 [ Ragnvald's wife ]
Gustav Vasa, 0 [ Yngvar's son ]
Maria Hastings, 24 [ Viljalmur's wife ]
Haddock, 44 [ Useless High Treasurer With a Big Ego ]
Lila Westfield, 18 [ Valgard's wife ]
Jarn Vasa, 0 [ Haraldr and Helga's son ]

Optional Concerns:

None

Original Receipts:

Total Population: 225,622

Population Living in Towns: 0

Crops Produced per Annum: 1,034,820

Crop Stockpile: 815,862

Total Growth Bonus: 9%

Income per Annum: 340,712

Current Treasury: 591,421

House History:

House Vasa under Jarl Hroerek came across the sea from the distant north, fleeing an expanding ice sheet, as part of a mass migration of Suehans, their people. From their island of Orkneyjar, they raided and pillaged all of Lundland, until as a result of fecundism the island became overpopulated and the Great Suehan Army landed on the continent and conquered huge swathes of land, driving south most of the original inhabitants. Finally, an anti-Suehan coalition was formed, forcing Jarl Blatand to accept the religion and suzerainty of the overlord in exchange for being able to keep his land. Over the years, House Vasa and the Suehans became progressively Lundized, to the point that their nobles speak Lundish almost exclusively. While all speak Suehan, only the peasants do not have a grasp of the Lundish language.

Vassals



[ The crest of House Villsvin; a couped boar's head over a brown field. It is meant to symbolize their connection with the land, as the boar is a valuable animal present there. Their motto is 'One Family, Many Bloods.' ]

Lord Askr is the lord of Villand, Nyhjem, Bjornholm, Vestland, Ostland, Villsvintre, Ulvtre, Vinhill, Holmgard, Vestfelt, Ostfelt, Ostmars, Noordmars, Dodtre, Brunfelt, and Lapfelt. He is age 45, tall of height, and heavy of weight in muscle, fair of complexion, blond of hair, blue of eye, and possesing of a huge, bushy beard. He is married to Lady Erika, age 43, a lowborn girl by the family name Beiderdottir. He has two sons [ Baldr, age 19, Pengut, age 17 ], and two daughters [ Freya, age 25, Bucgan, age 22 ]. His daughters are married to knights under House Lilla, but his sons have yet to be decided for. He has one sister [ Idun, age 47 ], who has one son [ Haldor, age 28 ], and one daughter [ Cori, age 25 ], both of whom are married, and with children of their own. His mother, [ Rhianfelt, age 66 ] is still alive, and acts as the House's religious advisor.

House Villsvin formed when the leader of a Suehan tribe settled on the coast slightly north of House Vasa's lands. Though they fought in all the Vasa's wars, they were more focused on settling their new land. They had a vast expanse with which to accomplish this, but the land was cold, and infertile, so settlement seemed more and more difficult. But, due to its isolation, the land attracted many settlers, not all of Suehan birth. Giants exiled from their tribes, or cast out for weakness; clansmen of the northern forests escaping conflict; Ironstone islanders looking to get away from the island; and even those from Lundland's south came to settle the land.

The Villsvins now own a vast domain of numerous groups and people, and the blend of exiled peoples has created a unique culture; a hardy people with fierce pride in their new home, who all came from lands where strength was respected above all else. The people of Villsvin's lands are starting to create their own identity and traditions, but for now, there are ethnic differences to reconcile before they are a truly united people.

Lord Askr himself is perhaps the embodiment of this. His father was Suehan, but his mother was of Lundish birth. Were it not for her tanned complexion, she could easily pass for a Suehan.

Askr is a very physically powerful man, and believes that strength and honor are the most important qualities any many can have. Despite this, he is a very selfless man, and cares deeply for his people, whom he sees as his duty to protect and help in any way he can. His sense of justice is unerring, and sees all sides of an argument whenever disputes arise amongst his people. As a vassal, he has never doubted your right to rule, and has always done right by you, in battle, and in asserting your will.

Askr was unlucky in marriage, however, for he could find no Lundish lady of noble birth to marry when he was young. His wife was and still is quite beautiful, with fair complexion and hair, but she is a very petty and nagging woman. Askr is embarassed by her, but not so much as he is by his children.

His eldest daughter, Freya, is a huge girl, standing six and a half feet, and weighing nearly 200 pounds. She seemed born with an axe in her hand, and her prowess as a warrior is astounding, having won the last kingdom-wide tourney held by House Trisch. But while not simple, she isn't the brightest tool in the shed, and talks in a slow, deep speech. Relations do not come easily to her, and despite being married for eight years, has still yet to bear a child.

Bucgan is very beautiful girl; voluptuous, fair-skinned, freckled, with short, dark hair, and darker eyes. She has no traits of any known family members, living or dead, and it is thus speculated that she is bastard, though no-one dare's say this publically, for fear of Askr's reprisal. But if she doesn't take after her parents in looks, than certainly in personality: she is very stubborn, self-centered, and demanding. She was married to a handsome knight under House Lilla, Sir Brucke Bcukwyn, and had one son [ Phillip, age 5 ], and one daughter [ Maud, age 2 ] by him. It was something of an open secret that Bucgan was not satisfied by her husband. During a tourney hosted by the Villsvins, it is rumoured that she seduced Yngvar Vasa, one of the Jarl of Jorvik's younger brothers, and Sir Bruce challenged him to a Holmgang [duel to the death] on the spot. Yngvar emerged victorious, but Lord Askr was infuriated, and demanded that the two be married right then and there, to avoid any further shame. Bucgan is now reportedly happily married to Yngvar, and has born one son [ Gustav ] by him.

Baldr, the heir to House Villsvin, is a disappointment to Askr. He shows no talent for anything but the lute and song. While both are charming skills, they are certainly not very useful to a ruler. This doesn't seem to bother Baldr, who flits about the land, travelling as if being whisked by the wind. He has a number of girls interested in him, but so far, only a few ambitious lesser lords have expressed a desire to see their daughters wed to him.

And last of Askr's children is Pengut, of whom Askr could not resent more. He is a thin boy, with very fair features, and a passion for fine wine, finer music, and the finest dress. He once spent such a sum on new outfits, that Askr paraded him about the castle's village naked, to teach him some humility.

But Pengut is not a fool. Quite the opposite, he seems possessed of great cunning, which also greatly angers Askr, who chastises him for fighting with a sharp tongue, instead of a sharp blade. He tortures his servants, and speaks ill of everyone behind their backs, but is very superficially charming, being very good at knowing what others want. He thus has many friends at court and abroad. He has never spoken ill of his family, and in fact, refuses to speak about them at all.

Fiefs

Villand

Infertile [ 8,408 pop. ( 7,000 from fief, 1,000 from infrastructure ), 4.4 crops per person, +.5% growth ]

Sparse Resources [ + 3,000 bullis ]

Improved Infrastructure [ + 1,000 starting pop, + 500 bullis, + 200 crops, +.1% growth ]

Stone Manor

Stone Walls

Bailey

Military Bailey

Nyhjem

Infertile [ 7,357 pop., 4.4 crops per person, +.5% growth ]

Resourceless

Basic Infrastructure

Fortified Manor

Wooden Walls

Bailey

Military Bailey

Bjornholm

Scrubland [ 3,153 pop., 4.2 crops per person, +.3% growth ]

Resourceless

Basic Infrastructure

Wooden Manor

Wooden Palisade

Vestland

Scrubland [ 3,153 pop., 4.2 crops per person, +.3% growth ]

Resourceless

Basic Infrastructure

Wooden Manor

Wooden Palisade

Ostland

Scrubland [ 3,153 pop., 4.2 crops per person, +.3% growth ]

Resourceless

Basic Infrastructure

Wooden Manor

Wooden Palisade

Villsvintre

Scrubland [ 3,153 pop., 4.2 crops per person, +.3% growth ]

Resourceless

Basic Infrastructure

Wooden Manor

Wooden Palisade

Ulvtre

Scrubland [ 3,153 pop., 4.2 crops per person, +.3% growth ]

Resourceless

Basic Infrastructure

Wooden Manor

Wooden Palisade

Vinhill

Scrubland [ 3,153 pop., 4.2 crops per person, +.3% growth ]

Resourceless

Basic Infrastructure

Wooden Manor

Wooden Palisade

Holmgard

Scrubland [ 3,153 pop., 4.2 crops per person, +.3% growth ]

Resourceless

Basic Infrastructure

Wooden Manor

Wooden Palisade

Vestfeld

Scrubland [ 3,153 pop., 4.2 crops per person, +.3% growth ]

Resourceless

Basic Infrastructure

Wooden Manor

Wooden Palisade

Ostfeld

Scrubland [ 3,153 pop., 4.2 crops per person, +.3% growth ]

Resourceless

Basic Infrastructure

Wooden Manor

Wooden Palisade

Ostmars

Scrubland [ 3,153 pop., 4.2 crops per person, +.3% growth ]

Resourceless

Basic Infrastructure

Fortifed Manor

Wooden Palisade

Watchtower

Noordmars

Scrubland [ 3,153 pop., 4.2 crops per person, +.3% growth ]

Resourceless

Basic Infrastructure

Fortified Manor

Wooden Palisade

Watchtower

Dodtre

Scrubland [ 3,153 pop., 4.2 crops per person, +.3% growth ]

Resourceless

Basic Infrastructure

Wooden Manor

Wooden Palisade

Watchtower

Brunfelt

Scrubland [ 4,204 pop. ( 3,000 from fief, 1,000 from infrastructure ), 4.2 crops per person, +.3% growth ]

Resourceless

Improved Infrastructure [ + 1,000 starting pop, + 500 bullis, + 200 crops, +.1% growth ]

Wooden Manor

Wooden Palisade

Lapfelt

Scrubland [ 3,153 pop., 4.2 crops per person, +.3% growth ]

Resourceless

Basic Infrastructure

Wooden Manor

Wooden Palisade

Military

720 Sheildwallman [ Leather Armour, Spear, Javelin ]

260 Axemen [ Leather Armour, Axe ]

400 Bowmen [ No Armour, Bow, Dagger ]

500 Horsehunters [ Leather Armour, Spear, Javelin, Horse ]

500 Horse Archers [ Leather Armour, Bow, Sabre, Horse ]

100 Longboats

30 Ladders

1 Battering Ram

Lordship Receipts

Total Population: 60,958 [ 8,408 from Villand, 7,357 from Nyhjem, 3,153 from Bjornholm, 3,153 from Vestland, 3,153 from Ostland, 3,153 from Villsvintre, 3,153 from Ulvtre, 3,153 from Vinhill, 3,153 from Holmgard, 3,153 from Vestfeld, 3,153 from Ostfeld, 3,153 from Ostmars, 3,153 from Noordmars, 3,153 from Dodtre, 4,204 from Brunfelt, 3,153 from Lapfelt ]

Population in Towns: 0

Crops per Annum: 247,000 [ 15,000 * 4.4 = 66,000, 43,000 * 4.2 = 168,000, +400 from infrastructure ]

Crop Stockpile: 223,042

Total Growth Bonus: 5.1%

Income per Annum: 62,000 bullis [ 58,000 from taxation, 3,000 from resources, 1,000 from infrastructure ]

Current Treasury: 52,500 bullis

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[ The crest of House Sorensen; a bend sinister, red in the north, blue in the south, with the border colours of either switched. A scimitar is placed over the red, and a seax in the blue. It is meant to symbolize their strength, and history as pirates and raiders. Their motto is 'Live By the Sword.' ]

Lord Hansel is the lord of Featherbay, Smuggler's Cove, Ripdash, and Hightide. He is 34 years old, tall of height, average of weight, light of complexion, sandy-brown of hair, and brown of eye, with a thick, pointy moustache, and a left eye made of glass. He was married to Lady Uda of House Argyll, but she has recently died while travelling to Orkneyjar by boat. She was age 40. Hansel has two sons [ Wallace, age 18, Bruce, age 16 ], and one daughter [ Olivia, age 14 ]. Wallace is married, and has one son [ Dagran, age 3 ], but Bruce and Olivia have yet to be spoken for. He has two brothers [ Erik, age 39, Leif, age 37 ], both of whom are married, and have children of their own.

House Sorensen 'settled' the lands closer to the mainland during the Suehan migration. Even before the migration, they had been known as an aggressive tribe, but with more prey than ever, they became like children in a sweet's bakery. Their lifeblood and fortunes have risen and fallen with their raiding, which is exactly what gave birth to their motto.

Unique to their House, however, is how unlike they are to their Suehan brethren. Having had the most contact with the Lundish people, they seem to have blended with them the most out of all the other Suehan peoples. Their language, accents, dress, mannerisms, and traditions are all a bastard blend of Lundish and Suehan, making them seem quite foreign to all they meet.

This is fine for their purposes, for their lands are isolated, locked off from the mainland proper by caves, rocky hills, and jutting coastlines.

Lord Hansel himself is a violent and vicious man, who has murdered his fair share of innocent sailors and merchants. He had his left eye stabbed not two years ago during a fight at sea, and now wears a painted glass eye. It barely fits his eyesocket, and is unnerving to look at for long, but that was perhaps his intention. He appeared to marry his wife, six years his senior, solely for her money, which is spent on numerous new ships for his ever-growing fleet. The two were known to despise each other, and he seems to shed no tears over her death.

His two sons, Wallace and Bruce, fancy themselves knights of renown, and whenever they aren't on the tourney circuit, go off on sprees of pillaging with their men-at-arms.

Olivia is even more unstable and violent: she constantly seeks to isolate herself, and only leaves the family manor at night, where she goes out and steals trinkets from the peasants. Everyone knows about this behaviour, but no-one dares speak against Lord Hansel. Where the girl keeps her ill-gotten treasures, however, is a subject of many a drunk commoner's tale.

Fiefs

Featherbay

Scrubland [ 4,173 pop., 4.2 crops per person, +.3% growth ]

Sparse Resources [ + 3,000 bullis ]

Basic Infrastructure

Stone Manor

Stone Walls

Bailey

Military Bailey

Watchtower

Smuggler's Cove

Scrubland [ 3,036 pop., 4.2 crops per person, +.3% growth ]

Sparse Resources [ + 3,000 bullis ]

Basic Infrastructure

Fortified Manor

Stone Walls

Bailey

Military Bailey

Watchtower

Messenger Post

Ripdash

Scrubland [ 3,036 pop., 4.2 crops per person, +.3% growth ]

Resourceless

Basic Infrastructure

Fortified Manor

Wooden Walls

Bailey

Military Bailey

Watchtower

Messenger Post

Hightide

Scrubland [ 3,036 pop., 4.2 crops per person, +.3% growth ]

Resourceless

Basic Infrastructure

Fortified Manor

Wooden Walls

Bailey

Military Bailey

Watchtower

Messenger Post

Military

700 Spearmen [ Leather Armour, Spear ]

350 Axemen [ Leather Armour, Axe ]

500 Bowmen [ No Armour, Bow, Dagger ]

100 Great Longboats

250 Longboats

250 Fishing Boats

Lordship Receipts

Total Population: 13,281 [ 4,173 from Featherbay, 3,036 from Smuggerler's Cove, 3,036 from Ripdash, 3,036 from Hightide ]

Population in Towns: 0

Crops per Annum: 55,780 [ 13,281 * 4.2 = 50,400 ]

Crop Stockpile: 39,797

Total Growth Bonus: 1.2%

Income per Annum: 19,281 bullis [ 13,281 from taxation, 6,000 from resources ]

Current Treasury: 24,173 bullis

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[ The crest of House Bloodhorn; a rampant gray yale with red spots and horns over a black field. It is meant to symbolize the House's origins from the far north, where Yale was hunted in abundance. Their motto is 'Your Home is Ours.' ]

Lord Svipold is the lord of Noordlanding, Neuland, Godestone, Bludden, Wodynwall, Gootgrund, and Cleeft. He is age 44, shorter of height and heavier of weight, pale of complexion, black of hair and brown of eye. He is married to Lady Ghelre, age 40, a lowborn by the family name of Gutmandottir. He has one son [ Ivar, age 22 ].

House Bloodhorn are descended from the Suehans, who migrated from their far northern islands to the Ironstone Islands long ago. Compared to their old land, the Ironstones were a promised land, where they could finally settle down and live a stable life. Though they came with peaceful intentions, they were no strangers to violence, and proved worthy of holding their own slice of land, even conquering several lesser Houses in the process.

However, they were not entirely unaffected by the culture already present there, and soon came to blend their peaceful philosophies with the raiding ways of the natives, raping and pillaging alongside their new brethren.

Lord Svipold is the perfect embodiment of this blending. He is a hearty, jolly man, who treats raiding as both a competitive sport, and excellent way to make up for the shortfalls in harvesting. He is quite short, standing just an inch shy of five feet, but is nonetheless stout, and an excellent fighter. His only son, Ivar, is quite a ways taller than him, and has already proven to be an excellent fighter in both tourney and battle. His wife, Ghelre, he picked for her lovely beauty, and though she had little say in the matter, and she was not exactly the woman he expected her to be, the two make for a darling couple.

Fiefs

Noordlanding

Scrubland [ 6,174 pop. ( 3,000 from fief, 1,000 from infrastructure ), 4.2 crops per person, +.3% growth ]

Resourceless

Advanced Infrastructure [ +3,000 starting pop., +1,500 bullis, +600 crops, +.2% growth ]

Fortified Manor

Wooden Palisade

Neuland

Scrubland [ 4,116 pop. ( 3,000 from fief, 1,000 from infrastructure ), 4.2 crops per person, +.3% growth ]

Resourceless

Improved Infrastructure [ +1,000 starting pop., +500 bullis, +200 crops, +.1% growth ]

Wooden Manor

Wooden Palisade

Godestone

Scrubland [ 3,087 pop., 4.2 crops per person, +.3% growth ]

Resourceless

Basic Infrastructure

Wooden Manor

No Walls

Bludden

Scrubland [ 3,087 pop., 4.2 crops per person, +.3% growth ]

Resourceless

Basic Infrastructure

Wooden Manor

No Walls

Wodynwall

Scrubland [ 6,174 pop. ( 3,000 from fief, 3,000 from infrastructure ), 4.2 crops per person, +.3% growth ]

Resourceless

Advanced Infrastructure [ +3,000 starting pop., +1,500 bullis, +600 crops, +.2% growth ]

Stone Manor

Stone Wall

Gootgrund

Scrubland [ 3,087 pop., 4.2 crops per person, +.3% growth ]

Resourceless

Basic Infrastructure

Wooden Manor

Wooden Palisade

Cleeft

Scrubland [ 3,087 pop., 4.2 crops per person, +.3% growth ]

Sparse Resources [ +3,000 bullis ]

Improved Infrastructure [ +1,000 starting pop., +500 bullis, +200 crops, +.1% growth ]

Fortified Manor

Wooden Walls

Cold Harbor

Infertile(.5%) [8,152 pop., 4.4 crops per person, +.3% growth ]

Some Resources [ +7,000 Bullis ]

Advanced Infrastructure [ +1,500 Bullis,+600 Crops,0.2% Growth ]

-Stonehelm(7): Great Manor, Great Wall.

Icewaters

Scrublands [2,038 pop., 4.2 crops per person, +.3% growth ]

Some Resources [ +7,000 Bullis ]

Improved Infrastructure [ +500 Bullis, +200 Crops 0.1% ]

-Saltcliff(3): Fortified Manor, Wooden Wall.

Deepmount

Scrublands [ 2,038 pop., 4.2 crops per person, +.3% growth ]

Some Resources [ +7,000 Bullis ]

Improved Infrastructure [ +500 Bullis, +200 Crops 0.1% ]

-Highpeak(5): Stone Manor, Stone Wall.

Sharpsword

Scrublands [ 2,038 pop., 4.2 crops per person, +.3% growth ]

Sparse Resources [ +3,000 Bullis ]

Improved Infrastructure [ +500 Bullis, +200 Crops, 0.1% ]

-Tallshield(7): Great Manor, Great Wall.

5 points converted to 25,000 bullis

Military

100 Horsemen [ Leather Armour, Spear, Shortsword, Horse ]

900 Spearmen [ Leather Armour, Spear ]

800 Axemen [ Leather Armour, Axe ]

1,000 Bowmen [ No Armour, Bow, Dagger ]

100 Great Longboats

300 Longboats

Lordship Receipts

Total Population: 46,225 [ 6,174 from Noordlanding, 4,116 from Neuland, 3,087 from Godestone, 3,087 from Bludden, 6,174 from Wodynwall, 3,087 from Gootgrund, 3,087 from Cleeft, 3,087 from Wocke, 8,152 from Cold Harbor, 2,058 from Icewaters, 2,058 from Deepmount, 2,058 from Sharpsword ]

Population in Towns: 0

Crops per Annum: 198,374 [ 8,152 * 4.4 = 35,868, 38,073 * 4.2 = 159,906, +2,600 from infrastructure ]

Crop Stockpile: 142,985

Total Growth Bonus: 4.8% [ 3.8% from fiefs, 1% from infrastructure ]

Income per Annum: 34,500 bullis [ 28,000 from taxation, 3,000 from resources, 3,500 from infrastructure ]

Current Treasury: 58,000 bullis

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[ The crest of House Reaver; two crossed, purple-handled axes tied by golden bands to gray blades, over a field of purple. It has not been said to represent anything, other than its founder, Lady Inga the Bear's favorite colour, and weapons of choice. Their motto is 'We Take What We Want.' ]

Lord Dougan is the lord of Rabbit's Eye, Axecobble, Ogre's Den, and Grindings. He is age 76, tall of height and thin of weight, pale of complexion, gray of hair, and rheumy-eyed, though they used to be blue. He was married to Lady Dyda, but she died a natural death two years earlier at the age of 70. He has three sons, [ Ceric, age 54, Tom, age 50, Roger, 44 ]. He had two daughters, Helga and Frida, who both caught an illness in the Waiting season of 107, and put under quarantine in the manor of Grindings. They died almost exactly a year later, in the Waiting season of 108, at the ages 47 and 43, leaving behind two sons each.

House Reaver was founded by Inga the Bear, a huge, ferocious woman who lived two centuries ago. Much of what is known comes through legends that perhaps once had a grain of truth to them, but are now clearly stories that have been embellished over the ages. What is agreed is that she was a fierce pirate and raider, who would charge into battle with an axe in either hand.

House Reaver has followed the Stronghearts loyally since their founding, and remain the islands most prolific raiders. The reason for their love of raiding is no mystery; their lands are the smallest and some of the least fertile on the islands.

Lord Dougan used to be a man of great muscle and battle prowess, but that was many years ago. He considers himself unlucky to have gotten to his age, as he is too weak to die an honorable death in battle. As can be imagined, he sees civilian occupations as a necessary evil to provide for his campaigns. He scorns House Ealmund for having been given to a weak girl, and put under the sway of a Mainlander man.

Each of his sons take up much after their father, but even they have their best days behind them, and have sons and daughters of their own to continue the family legacy.

Frida and Helga caught a very strange and violent disease at the beginning of the year 107, for which they had suffered from all year. They were locked up in the manor at Grindings, where no one is allowed to visit them. As Lord Dougan believed, they shall either overcome their affliction by their own strength, or deserve to die for their weakness.

And in the Waiting season of 108, die they did. Little time was spent on their burials.

Rabbit's Eye

Scrubland [ 3,039 pop., 4.2 crops per person, +.3% growth ]

Resourceless

Basic Infrastructure

Stone Manor

Stone Walls

Axecobble

Scrubland [ 3,039 pop., 4.2 crops per person, +.3% growth ]

Resourceless

Basic Infrastructure

Wooden Manor

Wooden Palisade

Ogre's Den

Scrubland [ 3,039 pop., 4.2 crops per person, +.3% growth ]

Resourceless

Basic Infrastrucutre

Wooden Manor

Wooden Palisade

Grindings

Scrubland [ 4,052 pop. ( 3,000 from fief, 1,000 from infrastructure ), 4.2 crops per person, +.3% growth ]

Sparse Resources [ +3,000 bullis ]

Improved Infrastrucutre [ +1,000 starting pop., +500 bullis, +200 crops, +.1% growth ]

Wooden Manor

Wooden Palisade

20 points converted to 100,000 bullis

Military

100 Horsemen [ Leather Armour, Spear, Shortsword, Horse ]

1,450 Spearmen [ Leather Armour, Spear ]

1,020 Axemen [ Leather Armour, Axe ]

1,000 Bowmen [ No Armour, Bow, Dagger ]

100 Great Longboats

300 Longboats

20 Ladders

Lordship Receipts

Total Population: 13,169 [ 3,039 from Rabbit's Eye, 3,039 from Axecobble, 3,039 from Ogre's Den, 4,052 from Grindings ]

Population in Towns: 0

Crops Produced per Annum: 55,509 [ 13,169 * 4.2 = 54,600, +200 from infrastructure ]

Crop Stockpile: 44,431

Total Growth Bonus: 1.3%

Income per Annum: 16,669 bullis [ 13,169 from taxation, 3,000 from resources, 500 from infrastructure ]

Current Treasury: 123,000 bullis

To Lund ap Lunds [ Early Middle Ages NRP ]

The Nexerus said
Sorry. Still need to do military yet.Okay, I am lost again. It seems that every single time I look at the rules they've been changed. Are there three seasons, or four? The rules say four, and I am 100% sure that at one point they said three; I know this because I calculated my peasant's crop consumption accordingly. I'm not touching my sheet again until I'm absolutely sure that the rules are as they are shown.

It was always four, but someone went and said there were three seasons in the last OOC. If you'd like, I can fix it all for 'ya when I put your sheet here.

And the rules have never really changed, just been added to and further clarified. I do apologize for any confusion.