Happy birthday my dude!

In reply to Domitius Aldori-Solanus (msg # 720):

Oh Heck an Aussie! Secret test of character - Who's your team?

In reply to Marceline Gray (msg # 726):

Waratahs, I don't hold with that AFL game the southerners and westerners like.

Such pretty flowers  :)   (I just had to google that)

Indeed, happy birthday.

Hey all, just wanted to let you know I've been without power all day and might be tomorrow, so I might not be posting for a couple of days.

Be safe.

That doesn't sound like fun. Hopefully it gets sorted quickly for you.

Hope you get it sorted quickly :)

People have started asking me awkward questions about trading outside of Tusk/Midmarch - so I thought I ought to get my act together and write something.

http://galinia.org.uk/reading-across-borders

This might look as if I am having a go at V&A -  It isn't meant to be.  I have been winging most of those transactions -  which works while there is only one business interested.  It doesn't work when there are more people interested in setting up trade routes.

I also know some of these ideas sound draconic, but that reflects the political makeup of the settlements and the difficulty of getting established in a 'foreign' town/country.

Perhaps food for thought for Tusk Council.

Dang.  I forgot to add a note about 'magic' economy being cashable at 'small town' rates and ....  something else I can't remember now that I have started this post.

I live in Texas, and am in the same situation --  it is serious, with ongoing power outages.    Likely I'll be scarce this week.

We can wait.  RL comes first.

Time for import/export taxes!

In reply to DM (msg # 735):

Perhaps regarding tax-free assets being cashable as well?

Same here. It's been wild. Stay safe fellow Texans.

I was starting to feel uuncomfortable with that, it makes it too easy to Xfer money between places.  I might tempted to keep magic items as cashable -  the investment for producing them is higher.

All of you, stay safe!

Yay, fellow Texans!

In reply to DM (msg # 741):

Agreed. That's why I want to expand my magic assets.

In reply to Adoven Lodovka-Sud (msg # 743):

Just remeber what I said about Holy Houses - they need to have a clear religious purpose, rather than just being a cash cow for developments in different areas.

Yes, wave the frozen flag proudly!   ;)

In reply to Alisa Medvyed-Solanus (msg # 745):

Which of the six would you be waving?

In reply to DM (msg # 744):

Understood. I am promoting Cayden as he appeals to my devil-may-care attitude. But rather than just Holy Houses, expect me to build Luxury Stores and a Bardic College in Ringbridge as well, eventually.

I have added a short section to the religious organiosations page, describing what a deity expects money generated by Holy Buildings to be used for.

http://rp.baileymail.net/doku....eligiouorganisations

That goes very well with the brewery that is being built in Mound.

There's also a brand new district with lots of room for development in Ringbridge :)