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<blockquote data-quote="Arnwyn" data-source="post: 591922" data-attributes="member: 7701">I would like to see a large, detailed, and comprehensive set of barony/realm/kingdom running rules, that starts right at the &quot;beginning&quot;. The PCs build a stronghold in the middle of nowhere. Now what? How much would it cost to build a road? How soon do settlers arrive? What should the taxes be? What resources, and how much, can be gained from a certain area of land? At what point do the peasants revolt or become fanatically loyal (ie. a &quot;general happiness&quot; scale)? Etc. It should cover everything from a small bit of land all the way up to a kingdom with multiple cities. No book like that has been done in 25+ years of gaming, AFAIK...I also wouldn't mind a set of decent economic and merchant rules, such as if the PCs want to build a tavern or inn on their downtime and (maybe!) make some money. Or transport cargo on a ship they own while they're on their way to an adventure location. Or a caravan...Just suggestions, of course.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Arnwyn, post: 591922, member: 7701"] I would like to see a large, detailed, and comprehensive set of barony/realm/kingdom running rules, that starts right at the "beginning". The PCs build a stronghold in the middle of nowhere. Now what? How much would it cost to build a road? How soon do settlers arrive? What should the taxes be? What resources, and how much, can be gained from a certain area of land? At what point do the peasants revolt or become fanatically loyal (ie. a "general happiness" scale)? Etc. It should cover everything from a small bit of land all the way up to a kingdom with multiple cities. No book like that has been done in 25+ years of gaming, AFAIK... I also wouldn't mind a set of decent economic and merchant rules, such as if the PCs want to build a tavern or inn on their downtime and (maybe!) make some money. Or transport cargo on a ship they own while they're on their way to an adventure location. Or a caravan... Just suggestions, of course. [/QUOTE]

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