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[USEC_OFFICER]

Title: The Holy Order of the Knights of the Shining Star of St. Jacob (usually refered to as the Knights of the Shining Star or the Knights of St. Jacob)
Family name Grand Master Name: Gerald die Malburg

Fief Name: Dauberg Fortress
Fief Description: Dauberg Fortress is the main head-quarters of the Knights of St. Jacob. Located on the furthest reaches of the kingdom/empire/whatever, Dauberg stands guard against the various pagans and heretics. The fortress itself is a sprawling and squat structure, having been built up by successive generations of knights. The Fortress has enough land surrounding it to support the garrison, but (since it's on the end of nowhere) the land is not very profitable, especially if the local pagans send raiding parties against the Knights of the Shining Star.

Background: The Holy Order of the Knights of the Shining Star of St. Jacob was founded to root out heresy, defeat pagans and spread the true and proper Word of God wherever they go. The Order is named after the Shining Star that appeared to St. Jacob, which led him out of the wilderness alive so that he may spread the Word of God. The Knights of St. Jacob rely on the donations of the king, princes, barons, dukes etc. to pay their expenses. Obviously giving these donations of money, goods or land to the Holy Order is considered a good and pious work, and can guarantee you a spot in heaven. The Knights will accept people of every class, though only the nobility are capable of becoming full-fledged Knights of St. Jacob, while those of the lower classes become sergeants and other support personnel. While naturally suspicious of all magic users, as the Holy Order blessed by God their priests and paladins are capable of miracles, which the Knights regularly use to impress pagans and to smite heathens.

[GreatWyrmGold]

Several people have chosen the second map, so let's go with that.

I'll add the Dauberg Fortress to the map, along with more detail. On the second map, Ragoth is in the mountains between the Capital and Bloodraven territory.

[Kedly]

Is this rp dead then?

[GreatWyrmGold]

No, just forgotten. My bad. I'll post the complete map this afternoon. I'd post it now, but in the morning I'm a bit pressed for time.
In the meantime, could some of you be so kind as to link to your list of how many of each kind of person, lives in your fief? Thank you. It would save me lots of time.

[mesor]

I wasn't quite sure how to link a specific post so here's the whole thing.

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8250 men.

1000 farmers.
1000 fishermen.
25 Wood workers.
250 Stone cutters. ( Take the raw rock from the mountains. )
1000 miners, Metal, Gold, Silver, Salt.
85 Blacksmiths
85 Armorers.
60 Bowyers.
50 Masons.
170 Smelters.
240 Builders ( 2 builders have +1 due to engineer training from Elf. )
10 Stable workers. ( 5 workers have +1 due to animal training from Elf. )
10 Jewel cutters.
4265 soldiers.


4100 women.

2500 housewives. ( My people are communal so let's say those 2500 do the chores for all of the families. )
500 Farmers.
250 Fishers.
100 Miners.
150 Fletchers.
500 soldiers.

2650 children, So can i say 1000 of them are old enough to have a designated job and the other 1650 are too young? ( Assuming i can )
350 Miners.
150 Wood cutters.
25 Blacksmith apprentices.
25 Armorer apprentices.
25 Tanner apprentices.
25 Bowyer apprentices.
400 Training to be soldiers.

[IamanElfCollaborator]

I already did, a couple of pages back.

[GreatWyrmGold]

You clean up after the fire.

Yeah, let's skip to the action...

"Welcome, various heroes. We have representatives of FEAR, LEAG, the Riverrun Elite, the League of Canadian Superheroes, and some independents. Thank you for coming; we need to prep--"
A helicopter shoots at your position but misses.

[mesor]

Uhm helicopter? What?

I WANT ONE!!!!!!!!!!.

[GreatWyrmGold]

...That's the second time in as many days that I've posted in the wrong thread...

[mesor]

(( Haha I figured as much, Can I still have the helicopter? ))

[GreatWyrmGold]

No. Well, probably not. Maybe you can invent something.

By the way, here's the finished map.

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A little got cut off, but you can see most of it, right?

Let's look over the population levels.
mesor--Let's see...since your fief has poor farmland, your 1,500 farmers can feed 4,500 people, meaning you need to import 10,500 units of food.
Tellemurius--You can make 8,000 units of food, leaving 1,000 for export.
Kedley--Your 2,250 fishers and farmers can feed 9,000 people, letting you export 4,000.
And the others...I can't find your population lists. Well, once we get all this settled, we can discuss who's exporting what to whom.

[mesor]

What about my fishers do they still feed 4 each?

Looks good but I cant really make out much of my land beyond the mountains and the wall.
I cant make out the fort or the dwellings and buildings for my people or the river and lake.

[Tellemurius]

dude you need to invest in a scanner

[GreatWyrmGold]

You have fishers? Um...Your 1,250 fishers can feed three people each, let's say, because Gondolin doesn't have big bodies of water. That increases the food output to 8,250 if my calculations are correct, meaning you're still 1,750 food in debt.

dude you need to invest in a scanner

Quite possibly.

[mesor]

6750.
I had 15000 population not 10000 .