Talk:Reclaiming Walontaun: Difference between revisions
Nathalanti (talk | contribs) mNo edit summary |
No edit summary |
||
Line 5: | Line 5: | ||
<br> Hi Joe it's Craig here. You are most certainly invited to the game. The address is 30 Sheridan Drive, New Lynn starting at around 19:00 Wednesday. See you then. | <br> Hi Joe it's Craig here. You are most certainly invited to the game. The address is 30 Sheridan Drive, New Lynn starting at around 19:00 Wednesday. See you then. | ||
<br> Wonderful, that's just around the block from me, will see you there then. | <br> Wonderful, that's just around the block from me, will see you there then. | ||
Blessed Zone - 3.14 x 21^2 = 1384.74 sq.miles | |||
640 acres / sq.mile | |||
So there for there are 1384.74 x 640 = 886233.6 acres in the blessed zone | |||
Average area not useable across the UK in the middle ages (rivers, roads, forest, cities etc) is approximately 30%. | |||
Given that dedicated farmland was selected estimate the wastage at 10% | |||
So 886233.6 x 0.9 = 797610 acres are planted (round down) | |||
Middle Ages farming produced between 6 and 10 (or so) Bushels of Wheat per acre (modern farming methods / hybrid plants etc average around 100 bushels of wheat per acre) | |||
( http://www.hyw.com/books/history/agricult.htm , http://www.ucpress.edu/content/chapters/11633.ch01.pdf ) | |||
Given that the blessing ensures a bountiful harvest then | |||
797610 x 10 = 7,976,100 (or just short of 8 million bushels of wheat will be produced) | |||
(note taking one estimate of a family of 5 (alive at any time, given high mortality rate of children) requiring 36 bushels of wheat a year, this is enough wheat to feed approximately 1,100,000 people for a year) | |||
Price of wheat is 7sp / bushel of wheat (this is according to wiki price list - [[Price List]]) for standard prices (rather then the enflated prices the party could in theory currently get) | |||
7,976,100 bushels x 7sp / bushel = 55,832,700sp worth of Wheat | |||
So presuming that the party takes as payment 10% of that we are looking at 5,583,270sp to split between the party (6 ways) or payment in kind. |
Revision as of 14:01, 17 September 2014
Joe here, Eltans player, no word on where the game is. I've put my details into the game but am awaiting confirmation that I'm playing.
--Craig (talk) 03:59, 16 September 2014 (MDT)
Hi Joe it's Craig here. You are most certainly invited to the game. The address is 30 Sheridan Drive, New Lynn starting at around 19:00 Wednesday. See you then.
Wonderful, that's just around the block from me, will see you there then.
Blessed Zone - 3.14 x 21^2 = 1384.74 sq.miles 640 acres / sq.mile So there for there are 1384.74 x 640 = 886233.6 acres in the blessed zone Average area not useable across the UK in the middle ages (rivers, roads, forest, cities etc) is approximately 30%. Given that dedicated farmland was selected estimate the wastage at 10% So 886233.6 x 0.9 = 797610 acres are planted (round down) Middle Ages farming produced between 6 and 10 (or so) Bushels of Wheat per acre (modern farming methods / hybrid plants etc average around 100 bushels of wheat per acre) ( http://www.hyw.com/books/history/agricult.htm , http://www.ucpress.edu/content/chapters/11633.ch01.pdf ) Given that the blessing ensures a bountiful harvest then 797610 x 10 = 7,976,100 (or just short of 8 million bushels of wheat will be produced) (note taking one estimate of a family of 5 (alive at any time, given high mortality rate of children) requiring 36 bushels of wheat a year, this is enough wheat to feed approximately 1,100,000 people for a year) Price of wheat is 7sp / bushel of wheat (this is according to wiki price list - Price List) for standard prices (rather then the enflated prices the party could in theory currently get)
7,976,100 bushels x 7sp / bushel = 55,832,700sp worth of Wheat
So presuming that the party takes as payment 10% of that we are looking at 5,583,270sp to split between the party (6 ways) or payment in kind.