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To Lund ap Lunds

Good to hear, haha. I got most of the names from a map of Ireland circa 650 A.d.

To Lund ap Lunds

Thank you! I was going for a gaelic-inspired kingdom. You can get the accented letters through windows hotkeys such as alt+0232.

To Lund ap Lunds

My sheet is almost done, I just realized I didn't assign twelve points. Gonna put them into upgrades for fiefs, recalculate some things, then I'm good to go.

To Lund ap Lunds

Petty Kingdom of Aidhne

Name of Lord or Lady:
Amhlaigh Cétchathach

Fiefs:
Aidhne: Fair (.5%), 16,000, Some Resources (7,000 Bullis), Advanced Infrastructure (600, 1,500, .2%), Great Manor & Great Wall & Military Bailey & Bailey, 4.6 crops, 27,500 [*]
Coleraine: Fair (.5%), 11,000, Some Resources (7,000 Bullis), Improved Infrastructure (200, 500, .1%), Stone Manor, 4.6 crops, 14,500
Tallaght: Fair (.5%), 11,000, Some Resources (7,000 Bullis), Improved Infrastructure (200, 500, .1%), Stone Manor, 4.6 crops, 14,500
Glendalough: Fair (.5%), 11,000, Some Resources (7,000 Bullis), Improved Infrastructure (200, 500, .1%), Stone Manor, 4.6 crops, 14,500
Aghade: Infertile (.3%), 6,000, Sparse Resources (3,000 Bullis), Improved Infrastructure (200, 500, .1%), Fortified Manor, 4.4 crops, 6,500
Kilcullen: Infertile (.3%), 6,000, Sparse Resources (3,000 Bullis), Improved Infrastructure (200, 500, .1%), Fortified Manor, 4.4 crops, 6,500
Tuam: Scrubland (.1%), 2,000, Resourceless, Basic Infrastructure (N/A), None, 4.2 crops, 2,000
Fenagh: Scrubland (.1%), 2,000, Resourceless, Basic Infrastructure (N/A), None, 4.2 crops, 2,000
Devenish: Scrubland (.1%), 2,000, Resourceless, Basic Infrastructure (N/A), None, 4.2 crops, 2,000
Granard: Scrubland (.1%), 2,000, Resourceless, Basic Infrastructure (N/A), None, 4.2 crops, 2,000
Mullins: Scrubland (.1%), 2,000, Resourceless, Basic Infrastructure (N/A), None, 4.2 crops, 2,000
Roscommon: Scrubland (.1%), 2,000, Resourceless, Basic Infrastructure (N/A), None, 4.2 crops, 2,000
[*] = Requesting ownership of this fief, intended as capital

Towns:
Sláine, 4,000, Wretched, Aidhne, 1 Bulli

Military:
3,500 Men (Arm as Aidhne)

-1,500 Kern

-1,200 Leather Armor (6,000/1,200)
-300 Mail Armor (3,000/600)
-1000 Axes (5,000/1,000)
-500 Spears (2,500/500)
-1,500 Darts (3,000/3,000)

-1,000 Longbowmen

-1,000 Leather Armor (5,000/1,000)
-1,000 Longbows (10,000/4,000)
-1,000 Shortswords (7,500/1,500)

-500 Gallòglaich

-100 Plate Armor (2,000/300)
-400 Mail Armor (4,000/800)
-100 Greatswords (1,500/300)
-400 Longswords (4,000/800)
-500 Javelins (2,500/1,500)

-400 Hobelars

-400 Horses (8,000/2,000)
-400 Leather Armor (2,000/400)
-400 Spears (2,000/400)
-400 Shortswords (2,000/400)

-100 Ridires

-100 Horses (2,000/500)
-100 Horse Armor (2,500/500)
-100 Plate Armor (2,000/300)
-100 Lances (800/100)
-100 Shortswords (500/100)
-100 Longswords (1,000/200)

*Raised at start

Royal Court:

Family:
-Sgàire Cétchathach (Wife, age 32)
-Dunaid Cétchathach (Heir, age 15)
-Eilidh Cétchathach (Heiress, age 13)

Courtiers:
-Iòsaph (Age 33)
-Raghnall (Age 24)
-Goiridh (Age 22)
-Fearghas (Age 21)

Optional Concerns:
Bordering the Bogans

Original Receipts:

Total Population:
74,000

Population Living in Towns:
4,000

Crops Produced per Annum:
329,000

Total Growth Bonus:
3.9%

Tax Income per Annum:
112,000

Current Treasury:
33,200

To Lund ap Lunds [ Early Middle Ages NRP ]

I didn't see shields in the weapon sheet. Are we able to obtain shields?

To Lund ap Lunds [ Early Middle Ages NRP ]

The rules look great. Regarding armies, is it possible to upgrade their discipline?

The Fractured South - Nation RP

Sorry, I'm going to have to drop out of this RP. To be honest, I don't really know what to post about, and my time has become spotty at best, especially with several other RPs to attend to. My apologies.

Tales of Sythus: Rise of the Shadowlords

So, er, is someone going to post or...?

The Shadows of Aeios

Generally form-fitting armor is a bad idea, especially for women. If your armor were to be dented, the armor may have managed to protect you from the blow that dented it, but now it is harming you with the dent since it is form-fitting. Medieval armor generally worked in layers - you'd have your mail shirt (optional) on the bottom, then your gambeson or arming coat, and then you'd attach a series of overlapping plates directly to the gambeson or arming coat via the use of several straps. Thus, you have plate armor. This way, if your plates are stronger as they are overlapping, and since the armor isn't acting as a second skin, if it is dented it won't be directly pushing into your body.

At least, that's how it was explained to me. Hope I helped.

The Shadows of Aeios

It's going to be a bit until Haljon makes his way to Deliar, at least a day or two within the RP.