Yeah, building would need a lot of bricks, but as I
figured up, a day of work using our prepared casters and Viserys for heavy lifting could produce in excess of 2.5 million 12"*4"*4" stone blocks.
We wouldn't go through that many blocks before we could just set aside another day to make more.
True. I think our main point of contention is I consider getting PC time turned towards materials production to be something that will be really hard to convince people of, when everyone has other things they'd much rather have PCs doing. Like, if it really just took one day, it'd be fine, but for more crowded conditions than we'd accept in modern living, it'd take around 4 days for 12,000 people, and 17 for our city's planned expansion size of around ~50,000. And that's an optimistic calc, ignoring all the bricks needed for the streets, interior walls, stairs, and other things. Factoring those things in, and you probably start getting close to a solid month of a crucial part of our party making, transforming, and moving bricks.
So rather than a full PC push, we'll want to figure something out where we can do similar things as Lya's fabricate, where they just go and cast the spells when they have free slots near the end of the day, but the stones are being broken apart and moved by muggles (which incidentally would likely become the new resource bottleneck). If we spent a PC day getting it started from the full PC team, with Viserys helping to move the blocks, we could probably rely on it as background actions, with improved lyre building as a result, with the mental strain from doing one task continuously for hours (to days) becoming the bottleneck again.
Aren't the Essosi supposed to be pretty relaxed about this sort of things? I mean, Viserys an Lya aren't even particularly scandalous; They are of similar age, neither of them is married and they are being pretty low key with their relationship. Has she somehow managed to personally offend them or something?
The magisters....don't really like us. However, having taken the city and declared ourselves ruler, they can't really bad talk us behind our back, since that's
treason, maybe. They're not sure. However, Lya is not officially our wife, and not as (obviously) scary as we are, so they're transferring a lot of their animosity from us to her, because angry human brains are not good at risk assessment. I mean, she can't directly order their execution, and isn't directly related to us (like Dany), so Lya's the closest target to Viserys they can complain about.