To Shred an Empire (medieval-low fantasy/OOC/OPEN)

[Agadar]

Dornduar is your best bet.

Good, thanks.

Dornduar has plenty of metals, iron included.

[Woodstovia]

Just noticed I'm one of the few making food

mo' money mo' problems

[Mesrane]

Just noticed I'm one of the few making food

mo' money mo' problems

Short on Iron, by chance?

[Woodstovia]

Just noticed I'm one of the few making food

mo' money mo' problems

Short on Iron, by chance?

y-yes ;_;

[Mesrane]

Short on Iron, by chance?

y-yes ;_;

Not to worry, the House Dochaan (And its vassal, little Eriadunn, poor, poor little me ;_;) to the rescue!

I'm not entirely sure I'm not dirt-poor, so I'm making sure I have customers.

[Gjulich]

Huzzah for the IC!

"I tell you, I tell you the IC comes."

[Woodstovia]

Huzzah for the IC!

"I tell you, I tell you the IC comes."

Lunas' app isn't coming tho :/

[Yrland (Ancient)]

y-yes ;_;

Not to worry, the House Dochaan (And its vassal, little Eriadunn, poor, poor little me ;_;) to the rescue!

I'm not entirely sure I'm not dirt-poor, so I'm making sure I have customers.

We're not dirt poor. At least I hope not. I expected most of our incomes to be from exporting our silverwares and woollen cloth. England was built on wool don't you know

[Woodstovia]

Not to worry, the House Dochaan (And its vassal, little Eriadunn, poor, poor little me ;_;) to the rescue!

I'm not entirely sure I'm not dirt-poor, so I'm making sure I have customers.

We're not dirt poor. At least I hope not. I expected most of our incomes to be from exporting our silverwares and woollen cloth. England was built on wool don't you know

*coal

[Yrland (Ancient)]

We're not dirt poor. At least I hope not. I expected most of our incomes to be from exporting our silverwares and woollen cloth. England was built on wool don't you know

*coal

Coal was only big after the 13th century.

[Woodstovia]

*coal

Coal was only big after the 13th century.

It still made us a superpower and fueled the biggest empire the world has ever seen

[Yrland (Ancient)]

Coal was only big after the 13th century.

It still made us a superpower and fueled the biggest empire the world has ever seen

While true, for the setting of this RP the commercial mining of coal is a bit advanced, no?

[Woodstovia]

It still made us a superpower and fueled the biggest empire the world has ever seen

While true, for the setting of this RP the commercial mining of coal is a bit advanced, no?

I'm not talking about the rp, just the UK

[Gjulich]

It still made us a superpower and fueled the biggest empire the world has ever seen

While true, for the setting of this RP the commercial mining of coal is a bit advanced, no?

The Chinese had been using coal since c. 3500 BC, the Greeks and Romans had used it for heating since before the 2nd Century AD. And in Britain, yes it was much later, but in the 1200s, coal began to be traded around Scotland, and so we can assume that there may have been coal trade and mining to some degree in this world.

[Yrland (Ancient)]

While true, for the setting of this RP the commercial mining of coal is a bit advanced, no?

The Chinese had been using coal since c. 3500 BC, the Greeks and Romans had used it for heating since before the 2nd Century AD. And in Britain, yes it was much later, but in the 1200s, coal began to be traded around Scotland, and so we can assume that there may have been coal trade and mining to some degree in this world.

There will be mining and trading of course, but coal didn't have even close to the same value in these times compared to later centuries. Why pay more for coal when logs heat you just as well?

[Mesrane]

The Chinese had been using coal since c. 3500 BC, the Greeks and Romans had used it for heating since before the 2nd Century AD. And in Britain, yes it was much later, but in the 1200s, coal began to be traded around Scotland, and so we can assume that there may have been coal trade and mining to some degree in this world.

There will be mining and trading of course, but coal didn't have even close to the same value in these times compared to later centuries. Why pay more for coal when logs heat you just as well?

We have lumber as well, so I think we might be good.

I'd go with moderate to slightly below-average wealth for us.

[Yrland (Ancient)]

We definitely ain't rich, that's for sure.

[Mesrane]

We definitely ain't rich, that's for sure.

Sadly, no we aren't.

[Yrland (Ancient)]

We definitely ain't rich, that's for sure.

Sadly, no we aren't.

Don't worry, sweet child, our time will come. Our time will come.

[Gjulich]

The Chinese had been using coal since c. 3500 BC, the Greeks and Romans had used it for heating since before the 2nd Century AD. And in Britain, yes it was much later, but in the 1200s, coal began to be traded around Scotland, and so we can assume that there may have been coal trade and mining to some degree in this world.

There will be mining and trading of course, but coal didn't have even close to the same value in these times compared to later centuries. Why pay more for coal when logs heat you just as well?

Oh yeah, definitely. But it would still have been used.

We definitely ain't rich, that's for sure.

Sadly, no we aren't.

Nor am I. Fun!
Don't worry, we will happily relieve you of your already small number of material possessions if you would like. Or not like. Whatever.

[Kazarogkai]

The Chinese had been using coal since c. 3500 BC, the Greeks and Romans had used it for heating since before the 2nd Century AD. And in Britain, yes it was much later, but in the 1200s, coal began to be traded around Scotland, and so we can assume that there may have been coal trade and mining to some degree in this world.

There will be mining and trading of course, but coal didn't have even close to the same value in these times compared to later centuries. Why pay more for coal when logs heat you just as well?

Coal only became important because of large scale deforestation in later stages of europe, until that point charcoal was the primary thing used by blacksmiths and long with regular logs heating of homes. Coal though not as good quality was cheaper and at that point more environmentally friendly since it didn't require you to cut down a bunch of trees which was an issue. Part of the thing that fueled the colonization of the americas was the fact that north america was filled with trees.

[Yrland (Ancient)]

Nor am I. Fun!
Don't worry, we will happily relieve you of your already small number of material possessions if you would like. Or not like. Whatever.

Make sure to ask your liege lord for permission first. We Great Houses don't appreciate unruly vassals

[Gjulich]

Nor am I. Fun!
Don't worry, we will happily relieve you of your already small number of material possessions if you would like. Or not like. Whatever.

Make sure to ask your liege lord for permission first. We Great Houses don't appreciate unruly vassals

Pah! Stuff and nonsense! I'm sure that the Great House of Craemwen will be happy for me to raid any anti-Imperial houses for loot and gold - provided I share some of it with them first...

[Mesrane]

Make sure to ask your liege lord for permission first. We Great Houses don't appreciate unruly vassals

Pah! Stuff and nonsense! I'm sure that the Great House of Craemwen will be happy for me to raid any anti-Imperial houses for loot and gold - provided I share some of it with them first...

To bad we're pro-Empire

[Agadar]

NDH, can you provide us the PNG versions of the world map? It makes editing them that much simpler.