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The Lands of Attolia

Name of Lord or Lady: Lord Lothar Wolff

Fiefs:

1. Attolia (15 Points)
-Fair (.7%)
-Population: 18,000
-Some Resources (+7,000 Bullis)
-Advanced Infrastructure (+600 Crops, 1,500 Bullis, +.2%)
-Great Manor
-Great Wall
-Crops per Person: 4.6
- Tax per Annum: 18,000+7,000+1,500= 26500

2. Dawn (11 Points)
-Fair (.7%)
-Population: 18,000
-No Resources
-Advanced Infrastructure (+600 Crops, 1,500 Bullis, +.2%)
-Stone Manor
-Stone Wall
-4.6 Crops per Person
-Tax per Annum: 19,500

3. Aegis (11 Points)
-Fair (.7%)
-Population: 18,000
-No Resources
-Advanced Infrastructure (+600 Crops, 1,500 Bullis, +.2%)
-Stone Manor
-Stone Wall
-4.6 Crops per Person
-Tax per Annum: 19,500

4. Tara (2 points)
-Scrubland (.3%)
-Population: 4,000
-No Resources
-Improved Infrastructure (+200 Crops, +500 Bullis, +.1%)
-Wooden Manor
-No Wall
-4.2 Crops per Person
-Tax Per Annum: 4,500

5. Barris (2 points)
-Scrubland (.3%)
-Population: 4,000
-No Resources
-Improved Infrastructure (+200 Crops, +500 Bullis, +.1%)
-Wooden Manor
-No Wall
-4.2 Crops per Person
-Tax Per Annum: 4,500

6. Westfield (2 points)
-Scrubland (.3%)
-Population: 4,000
-No Resources
-Improved Infrastructure (+200 Crops, +500 Bullis, +.1%)
-Wooden Manor
-No Wall
-4.2 Crops per Person
-Tax Per Annum: 4,500

7. Munster (2 points)
-Scrubland (.3%)
-Population: 4,000
-No Resources
-Improved Infrastructure (+200 Crops, +500 Bullis, +.1%)
-Wooden Manor
-No Wall
-4.2 Crops per Person
-Tax Per Annum: 4,500

8. Concord (2 points)
-Scrubland (.3%)
-Population: 4,000
-No Resources
-Improved Infrastructure (+200 Crops, +500 Bullis, +.1%)
-Wooden Manor
-No Wall
-4.2 Crops per Person
-Tax Per Annum: 4,500

9. Peshton (2 points)
-Scrubland (.3%)
-Population: 4,000
-No Resources
-Improved Infrastructure (+200 Crops, +500 Bullis, +.1%)
-Wooden Manor
-No Wall
-4.2 Crops per Person
-Tax Per Annum: 4,500

10. Worcester (2 Point)
-Scrubland (.3%)
-Population: 4,000
-No Resources
-Improved Infrastructure (+200 Crops, +500 Bullis, +.1%)
-Wooden Manor
-No Wall
-4.2 Crops per Person
-Tax Per Annum: 4,500

11. Abel (3 Point)
-Scrubland (.3%)
-Population: 3000
-No Resources
-Basic Infrastructure
-Wooden Manor
-Wooden Wall
-4.2 Crops per Person
-Tax per Annum: 3,000

12. Seval (3 Point)
-Scrubland (.3%)
-Population: 3000
-No Resources
-Basic Infrastructure
-Wooden Manor
-Wooden Wall
-4.2 Crops per Person
-Tax per Annum: 3,000

13. Faxton (3 Point)
-Scrubland (.3%)
-Population: 3000
-No Resources
-Basic Infrastructure
-Wooden Manor
-Wooden Wall
-4.2 Crops per Person
-Tax per Annum: 3,000

14. Stratford (3 Point)
-Scrubland (.3%)
-Population: 3000
-No Resources
-Basic Infrastructure
-Wooden Manor
-Wooden Wall
-4.2 Crops per Person
-Tax per Annum: 3,000

15. Essex (3 Point)
-Scrubland (.3%)
-Population: 3000
-No Resources
-Basic Infrastructure
-Wooden Manor
-Wooden Wall
-4.2 Crops per Person
-Tax per Annum: 3,000

16. Wessex (3 Point)
-Scrubland (.3%)
-Population: 3000
-No Resources
-Basic Infrastructure
-Wooden Manor
-Wooden Wall
-4.2 Crops per Person
-Tax per Annum: 3,000

17. Kent (3 Point)
-Scrubland (.3%)
-Population: 3000
-No Resources
-Basic Infrastructure
-Wooden Manor
-Wooden Wall
-4.2 Crops per Person
-Tax per Annum: 3,000

18. Sussex (3 Point)
-Scrubland (.3%)
-Population: 3000
-No Resources
-Basic Infrastructure
-Wooden Manor
-Wooden Wall
-4.2 Crops per Person
-Tax per Annum: 3,000

19. Bergen (3 Point)
-Scrubland (.3%)
-Population: 3000
-No Resources
-Basic Infrastructure
-Wooden Manor
-Wooden Wall
-4.2 Crops per Person
-Tax per Annum: 3,000

20. Middleton (3 Point)
-Scrubland (.3%)
-Population: 3000
-No Resources
-Basic Infrastructure
-Wooden Manor
-Wooden Wall
-4.2 Crops per Person
-Tax per Annum: 3,000

21. Somerset (3 Point)
-Scrubland (.3%)
-Population: 3000
-No Resources
-Basic Infrastructure
-Wooden Manor
-Wooden Wall
-4.2 Crops per Person
-Tax per Annum: 3,000

22. Avon (1)
-Scrubland (.3%)
-Population 3000
-No Resources
-Basic Infrastructure
-Wooden Manor
-No Wall
-4.2 Crops per Person
-Tax Per Annum: 3,000

23. Ridgewood (1)
-Scrubland(.3%)
-Population 3000
-No Resources
-Basic Infrastructure
-Wooden Manor
-No Wall
-4.2 Crops Per Person
-Tax per Annum: 3000

Fief Name: Fertility (Growth Bonus provided by Fertility), Population, Resources (Income Provided by Resources), Infrastructure (Crops, Income, and Growth Provided by Infrastructure), Manor and Castle Options, Crops Produced Per Person, Total Fief Tax per Annum

Towns:

Attolia
-Population: 1,000
-Fair
-Attolia
-4 Bullis per Person

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 15
Heir

Child Daughter (3)
Aria - Age 10

Elderly Uncle (3)
Heinrich - 44
Court Chaplin

Adult Courtier (4)
William Coyle - 32
Steward

Elderly Courtier (3)
Thomas Nast - 47
Court Jester/Adviser

Young Courtier (3)
Richard Peterson - 24
Sergeant at Arms

Young Courtier (3)
Helen Ainsworth - 19
Lady in Waiting

Optional Concerns:

List any taken optional concerns.

Original Receipts:

Total Population:
121,000

Population Living in Towns:
1,000

Crops Produced per Annum:
494,000+25200+9200=528,400

Total Growth Bonus:
9.4%

Income per Annum:
121,000

Current Treasury:
69,450
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



Dei Gratia Probemur Rebus - 'By the grace of God, let us be judged by our deeds'.

To Lund ap Lunds [ Early Middle Ages NRP | IntChk and Sign-Ups ]

Armies aren't cheap to maintain. This applies especially to medieval times.

To Lund ap Lunds [ Early Middle Ages NRP | IntChk and Sign-Ups ]

Upkeep is seasonal, so keep that in mind when you have an army.

The Journey

Finished. Sorry for taking so long.

To Lund ap Lunds [ Early Middle Ages NRP | IntChk and Sign-Ups ]

I as well plan to bring back my old nation. Could I reserve my past location (or similar location) as well?

World in Revolution: 1861

Well, that was quite unnecessary. All I really want is to back up your historical concerns properly especially when you call things silly or unrealistic. After all, I only expressed my opinion (and asked for clarification on some points) on this matter just like how you expressed yours. Also, if alliances don't affect the RP in a major way, then something is very wrong. However, if you're concerned about breaking the RP, then bring that up with Outcast. There really doesn't have to be dozens of pages because of one concern when it can be resolved with a few PMs.

World in Revolution: 1861

Can I ask, what negative feelings in the first place you are talking about? I came to realize that I don't remember a point where the two went to war out of hate. The invaison of Korea seemed to be out of ambition. Also, if the two did really dislike each other, then how come toyo rentai ron was seriously considered by the Japanese bakufu with numerous statesmen and intellectuals supporting an alliance between Japan and China due to the encroaching West and especially the Russians attempting to exert influence. I don't understand how you can claim that the two had a horrible relationship at this point and that the alliance is unrealistic. Wouldn't it make sense to team up with someone to deal with the greatest threat to you (Russia in this case)? I mean using your logic. Shouldn't the Japanese and the US hate each other still after WW II? Of course, that's not the case. Times change and so do priorities. It's just that in this RP, Japan has changed its priority in a fairly realistic manner based in what I know about the political atmosphere in Japan during this time.

World in Revolution: 1861

The Nexerus said
The signing of the treaty did not signify a warming of relations, but an exit from total isolationism. It was a symptom of the Meiji Restoration, not an indicator of Sino-Japanese brotherly love. All nations that are not hermit states have formalized contact with their neighbours, whether their neighbours are their allies, or, in this case, their traditional enemies.

Even if it didn't signify warming relations. I don't see how you could possibly make that claim. Not having warm relations does not mean that they dislike each other. Also, sure. They were traditional enemies, but then there was the two century long period of isolation. Plus, the events during that time helped the Qing assume power as well. So once again, I don't see how you can claim that the relation between the two were cold during this time especially with the concept of to yo rentai ron (East Asian Alliance) was prevalent among the Japanese statesmen in this time period.

World in Revolution: 1861

And yet, you claim "the two nation's governments and citizens hold each other in contempt, and any amount of warmness between them". That's the thing that I'm trying to correct.

World in Revolution: 1861

The Nexerus said
The China-Japan alliance is purely a machination of OOC negotiations; the two nation's governments and citizens hold each other in contempt, and any amount of warmness between them (much less a full fledged alliance) is unrealistic. Should they be as hostile towards each other as they would be if this were during or after the SIno-Japanese wars? Obviously not, but they definitely shouldn't be warm neighbours.

I wouldn't make the assertion that relations are cold at this point in time. The main point of contention that led to the conflict was the land disputes, which even then didn't cause major diplomatic issues until China sent an army into Korea to crush a rebellion. Japan saw this as a landgrab, and thus the Sino-Japanese War started. Hell, the Tokugawa and Qing didn't have much diplomatic interaction at this point yet. The only interaction they really had was mainly indirect through trade. The only reason that Qing-Meiji relations started to deteriorated was due to numerous interventions in Korea, Formosa, and etc. from both sides from the 1870's and on. Even then, the two signed a friendship treaty in 1871.