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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Drawmack" data-source="post: 837968" data-attributes="member: 4981">There are raw materials costs covered by the core rules. Do a little extrapolation on these and you'll have the gross income from the lumber. Getting to net:Using a two man saw lumber jacks can probably fell and move about 2 trees per jack per day. Pay their wages as detailed in the dmgcount 10 - 20 % loss of raw material due to termites and other such things.The easiest way to do this is with a variant of the production possibilities curve. The city should have a static amount of power available. So you have a pie cut into five equal pieces. If he's amassing power he must be doing it by taking the power from others. Calculate the rate of growth in his power and once he controls 51% of the pie he takes over. If he form alliances with others on the council then once their total is 51% they take over.Is this the town they run? Is it the same diety? If it is the town they run and it is the same diety - the people will follow them out of fear in a classic fiefdom - also it could always just be mandated. What I would fall too is the gods domains. What percentage of the population would worship a god with this god's domains? There is your answer.</blockquote>