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*Children of the Forest wave hands dramatically hoping to get noticed*
They should stop hiding in the shrubbery if they want to get noticed
*Children of the Forest wave hands dramatically hoping to get noticed*
@Crake refers to "feeding a person for a year", while you are "feeding a person for a day". If you divide those 50,000 people by 365 days and then by 10, you end up with roughly 13 people per acre sustained for a year.Reaaallllly underestimating if I'm not mistaken.
A potato plant takes around 100 days to yield a crop. 2000 plants per acre gives a yield of around 30,000lb, or 13600kg of potatoes, or each acre is enough to feed 5168 people for one day. So each day, to feed 50,000 people, we need to harvest around 10 acres.
I believe potatoes are about 3x more sustaining than wheat crops so even still it's ~1500 per acre without magic.
In fairness these guys could be our drizzt do'urden.Well I would ask for maps of the Underdrak but considering that they have been spiders for longer than magic has been gone I say that is a waste of time. Recruiting them is a bitch considering that Drow are fucking assholes. I am tempted to throw them at the Moon goddess and make it her problem.
Who am I kidding these guys are going to betray us within the week.What, you mean over-dramatic pseudo-philosophers with a martyr complex?
I would not inflict that on you guys.
The challenge? The thrill of the fight?Who are these people and why should I care? Yes, seriously. Context?
They should stop hiding in the shrubbery if they want to get noticed
We got them and lifted the horrible monster transformation from them for... reasons?Who are these people and why should I care? Yes, seriously. Context?
What, you mean over-dramatic pseudo-philosophers with a martyr complex?
I would not inflict that on you guys.
We got them and lifted the horrible monster transformation from them for... reasons?
I read a drizzt comic once.
He seemed... O.k? Probably should have stood up for himself a bit more.
His cat was awesome though. Hands down the best character.
Who am I kidding these guys are going to betray us within the week.
*Children of the Forest wave hands dramatically hoping to get noticed*
We got them and lifted the horrible monster transformation from them for... reasons?
I read a drizzt comic once.
He seemed... O.k? Probably should have stood up for himself a bit more.
His cat was awesome though. Hands down the best character.
They're from GOT, and honestly you haven't pinned them down as Fae, or spirits, or some strange as fuck immortal Gnomes. However have we run into a single intact good D&D race on the prime plane?
Hell we've gone out of our way to not help bring back good metallic dragons from from the grave. But really if one race of elves are around where are the others, or the Dwarfs? I'd bring up Orcs but we already have enough evil assholes running around.
@Crake, I have an addition to the terrace plan: rack railways.
Since the Stepstones are pretty mountainous, we are bound to cut some rather steep terraces. Transporting the produce down into the city is thus a bit of a problem, due to the weight. So let's carve a few railways into the slopes with steel racks and wagons that can be used to fix this. The steel cart should be large enough to transport 4 large creatures and uses a pulley system mounted at the top and a counterweight to negate most of the weight of the cart itself. So you can easily move it with a hand cranked winch sitting on the cart.
Also, we should build some manses on the peaks for those rich people who prefer their quiet and solitude, coupled with a good view. Any Djinn who want a vacation home in SD would also likely love it there. And with the rack railways, the hazle of having to walk or ride some animal up a few thousand stairs is no longer an issue.
@DragonParadox, have we invited Riz'Neth and a delegation of Deep-Dweller Serpentfolk to the Grand Festival so we can properly show off?
We should have if nothing else.@DragonParadox, have we invited Riz'Neth and a delegation of Deep-Dweller Serpentfolk to the Grand Festival so we can properly show off?
... Point.No you have not so far.
Also a warning from what Viserys saw of him he suspects Riz'Neth would compete in the mage duels for the sake of the prize and he would likely sweep all opposition aside with his skill and innate advantages.
Perhaps the history of the plane does not work precisely as in more standard settings...
Out of character I just don't want the D&D elements taking over the world-building. It's already enough for a concern with planar events.