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Right. But ranged can wait a couple of fight, right?

I think we should kill anyone with a beard. And buy a razor in priority (Aka anything with a blade).

Continue staying away from any real risk, and try to locate the gunship.

But it has a much shorter range than radio.

Well, you said that our farmer were doing wet farming, but that at the same time there was no irrigation whatsover.

And which one are we practising? (I'm just confused because you wrote wet farming instead of dry farming up there.)

1. Wet farming (What your farmers are doing) is five times more productive than wet farming.

I think you made a mistake there. You mean we are really productive or not? Also, farmers in Mesopotamia had carts, better tools, metal, animals and plows, irrigation... Lots of stuff we lack as of now. Can we get an idea what our climate's like?

Also, when you say we don't really have private property, does that mean that food is shared in the village, or do I get to keep my harvest (Which is supposed to be large I think) and then use it as I want, sharing it or keeping it, maybe even using it to buy influence?

Anyway, I stand by my previous actions.

Sorry for late update, I was busy on a school project.


So:

Jetsuirrel roll=6

You buy some more bread and cheese, and then start looking for herbs. In a corner of the square stand a small apothecary shop. You step in and ask about medicinal herbs. After talking for a while with the apothecary, you realize he is an old friend of your master! After telling you some rather uninteresting anecdotes, he gives you a wide variety of herbs and spend some time explaining what they are for. You don't understand everything (you were afraid to ask question) but you sure know more than you did before.

tomas1297 roll=1

You managed to find clothes and food, but no flask. And everything was expensive. Like, so expensive you could hear the shopkeepers laughing as you left the shop.

Flintus10 roll = 1

You could only find an old ragged blanket, and it was quiet expensive. But at least you'll be able to sleep outside without freezing to death.

All of you: After buying some more gears, you all gather to listen to the monk.

"I tell you brother and sister, those a great times indeed. AS you know, Luis IX, King of the Franks, went on an holy Crusade against the heathen Mameluks a few years back. Our own King's son, Prince Edward took the Crusader's cross and sailed toward the holy land. I'm sure that many among you have a brother, a father or a sons fighting for our Lord Jesus Christ. I'm sure than all of you pray for our brave soldiers and wish to support them. But I know for sure than many amongst you doubt of the power of Our Lord, and fear that they'll never see their loved one back. Fear not, for I have news of your kins: Louis the Pious laid siege to the great port of Tunis, which will provide a base toward the Holy Land. No more shall the infidels rules the land where He set his foot. Praise the Lord!"

Well, you got the afternoon ahead of you, and several thousands miles before the Holy Land. what do you do?







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