As for the rules:
An important factor in Ceaden is that of claiming land. When first joining each player is limited to one 200 Mile by 200 mile plot of land (20,000 Square miles). This plot of land can be placed anywhere on the map not already claimed. To claim the land simply use the 100x100 grid square at the bottom of the map to designate where you want your land plot. Then I will mark if off on the claims map. Once you complete your intro you can expand from there, this is covered in the next rule.
Step One: Complete the second part of your application to Ceaden:
Land Claiming: //I.e.: describe to the staff member which tract of land you wish to claim.
Population: //I.e.: length of the tract of land at the longest point multiplied by the width of the tract of land at the widest point divided by 4.((L*W)/4=P) Then additional calculations depending on the presence or lack there of of water. HINT: The length and width of you initial land plot is always going to be 100 miles.
The first is 40,000 sq miles, the next one says 20,000 and then it's 10,000. I'm confused. I guess it's the first, since the rules continue using 200x200 as an example but I wanted to ask nevertheless.
Also, the effects of the area = max length * max width is kind of funny: If I took an approximately diamond-shaped mountain surrounded by lowland, I'd have X area of mountains. Now if I took the surrounding box (borders adjusted north/south and west/east), I'd still have area X, but only X/2 of mountains ...
What I really want to ask: When my area is not approximately box-shaped, shall I really use that formula or am I allowed to reduce the number to something between this and what it would actually be?





. Thanks, Tuthina!




