Rural (range) - Revision history

Tao alexis: /* Rural Creatures */

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Rural Creatures

Tao alexis: /* Rural Creatures */

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Rural Creatures

Tao alexis: /* Common Features */

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Common Features

Tao alexis: /* Common Features */

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Common Features

Tao alexis at 03:28, 6 June 2022

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Tao alexis: /* Common Features */

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Common Features

Tao alexis at 21:18, 30 December 2021

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Tao alexis: /* Common Features */

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Common Features

Tao alexis at 23:49, 1 October 2021

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Tao alexis at 02:01, 24 March 2021

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 * [[Dog (domestic)]]
 * [[Flesh Golem]]
 * [[Goat]]
 * [[Homunculus]]

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 * [[Stone Golem]]
 * [[Warhorse]]
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 * [[Garner]]
 * [[Gong Pit]]
 * [[Guard Post]]
 * [[Guard Tower]]
 * [[Gypsy Bazaar]]
 * [[Manor House]]
 * [[Monastery]]
 * [[Mudland]]

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 * [[Almshouse]]
 * [[Archery Range]]

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 * [[Freehold]]
 * [[Game Reserve]]
-* [[Garner (granary depot)]]
+* [[Garner]]
 * [[Gong Pit]]
 * [[Guard Post]]

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 [[File:Rural (range).jpg|right|560px|thumb]]
-'''Rural''' describes those civilized inhabited spaces recognized as "countryside," with planted [[Field|fields]], grazed [[Meadow|meadows]], [[Parkland|parkland]] and [[Hinterland Forest|hinterland forests]] used as a source for [[Timber|timber]] and [[Foraging (sage ability)|forage]].  The arrangement of the countryside — how close the farms are to one another, or the size of farm, will depend upon fertility of the soil and the ownership of the land.  The very best land, with enormous spreading fields, associated [[Church Land|church lands]], a [[Village|village]] and many [[Roads|roads]], is usually controlled by a [[Manor Estate|manor houses]] — the owner of which may or may not be present.  Scattered lands, richly soiled may have been settled by independent [[Freeholder|freeholders]] in scattered stone cottages, comprised as a large [[Tribe (group)|tribe]].  On large estates where much of the land hasn't been cultivated, there may be [[Cotter|cotters]] who have taken advantage of an absent lord or a family that gives little attention to their property.  Sometimes, cotters are tolerated.  A [[Squire|squire]] or [[Noble|noble]] will most often, however, have control over many [[Serf|serfs]]: families tied to the land by debt or contract, who work on the lord's land in exchange for enough to survive. Often, the manner of the [[Peasant|peasants]], their homes, the organization of the fields and such will tell an outside which sort of rural landscape it is.
+'''Rural''' describes those civilized inhabited spaces recognized as "countryside," with planted [[Field|fields]], grazed [[Meadow|meadows]], [[Parkland|parkland]] and [[Hinterland Forest|hinterland forests]] used as a source for [[Timber|timber]] and [[Foraging (sage ability)|forage]].  The arrangement of the countryside — how close the farms are to one another, or the size of farm, will depend upon fertility of the soil and the ownership of the land.  The very best land, with enormous spreading fields, associated [[Church Land|church lands]], a [[Village|village]] and many [[Roads|roads]], is usually controlled by a [[Manor Estate|manor houses]] — the owner of which may or may not be present.  Scattered lands, richly soiled may have been settled by independent [[Freeholder|freeholders]] in scattered stone cottages, comprised as a large [[Tribe (group)|tribe]].  On large estates where much of the land hasn't been cultivated, there may be [[Cotter|cotters]] who have taken advantage of an absent lord or a family that gives little attention to their property.  Sometimes, cotters are tolerated.  A [[Squire|squire]] or [[Noble|noble]] will most often, however, have control over many [[Serf|serfs]]: families tied to the land by debt or contract, who work on the lord's land in exchange for enough to survive. Often, the manner of the [[Peasant|peasants]], their homes, the organisation of the fields and such will tell an outside which sort of rural landscape it is.
 The movement of outsiders will be noticed, if not directly confronted.  Usually, so long as outsiders travel on available roads — built for transport and communication — and do not tarry in their journeys, they will remain unmolested.  However, with fruits growing on trees, [[Livestock|domestic]] animals passively grazing on hillsides and a certain fearfulness of strangers, those who might seek to rest or [[Camp|camp]] too close to private lands without making inquiry or explanation, may be accused of loitering, trouble-making or even [[Bandit|banditry]].  A patrol may show up in the middle of the night to push the interlopers on; or a group of distrustful peasants may do so.  However, a generous, forthright party, who takes the time to explain what they're doing there, will often be granted leave to sleep in a nearby copse of trees, so long as they continue on their way in the morning.

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 * [[Carter Post]]
 * [[Castle]]
-* [[Cemetary]]
+* [[Cemetery]]
 * [[Chapel]]
 * [[Cistern]]

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 '''Rural''' describes those civilized inhabited spaces recognized as "countryside," with planted [[Field|fields]], grazed [[Meadow|meadows]], [[Parkland|parkland]] and [[Hinterland Forest|hinterland forests]] used as a source for [[Timber|timber]] and [[Foraging (sage ability)|forage]].  The arrangement of the countryside — how close the farms are to one another, or the size of farm, will depend upon fertility of the soil and the ownership of the land.  The very best land, with enormous spreading fields, associated [[Church Land|church lands]], a [[Village|village]] and many [[Roads|roads]], is usually controlled by a [[Manor Estate|manor houses]] — the owner of which may or may not be present.  Scattered lands, richly soiled may have been settled by independent [[Freeholder|freeholders]] in scattered stone cottages, comprised as a large [[Tribe (group)|tribe]].  On large estates where much of the land hasn't been cultivated, there may be [[Cotter|cotters]] who have taken advantage of an absent lord or a family that gives little attention to their property.  Sometimes, cotters are tolerated.  A [[Squire|squire]] or [[Noble|noble]] will most often, however, have control over many [[Serf|serfs]]: families tied to the land by debt or contract, who work on the lord's land in exchange for enough to survive. Often, the manner of the [[Peasant|peasants]], their homes, the organization of the fields and such will tell an outside which sort of rural landscape it is.
-The movement of outsiders will be noticed, if not directly confronted.  Usually, so long as outsiders travel on available roads — built for transport and communication — and do not tarry in their journeys, they will remain unmolested.  However, with fruits growing on trees, [[Livestock|domestic]] animals passively grazing on hillsides and a certain fearfulness of strangers, those who might seek to rest or camp too close to private lands without making inquiry or explanation, may be accused of loitering, trouble-making or even [[Bandit|banditry]].  A patrol may show up in the middle of the night to push the interlopers on; or a group of distrustful peasants may do so.  However, a generous, forthright party, who takes the time to explain what they're doing there, will often be granted leave to sleep in a nearby copse of trees, so long as they continue on their way in the morning.
+The movement of outsiders will be noticed, if not directly confronted.  Usually, so long as outsiders travel on available roads — built for transport and communication — and do not tarry in their journeys, they will remain unmolested.  However, with fruits growing on trees, [[Livestock|domestic]] animals passively grazing on hillsides and a certain fearfulness of strangers, those who might seek to rest or [[Camp|camp]] too close to private lands without making inquiry or explanation, may be accused of loitering, trouble-making or even [[Bandit|banditry]].  A patrol may show up in the middle of the night to push the interlopers on; or a group of distrustful peasants may do so.  However, a generous, forthright party, who takes the time to explain what they're doing there, will often be granted leave to sleep in a nearby copse of trees, so long as they continue on their way in the morning.
 Rural areas occur in ranges from the subtropics to the sub-arctic, wherever traditional fields can be plowed and planted.  Commonly, however, they describe traditional temperate farmlands, wherever the land is arable and plenty of water exists.  Most rural areas surround a [[Town|town]] or a [[City|city]], whose political authorities oversee these ranges as a whole.  In large parts of the world, one rural landscape flows steadily into the next, for hundreds of miles in every direction.

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 The movement of outsiders will be noticed, if not directly confronted.  Usually, so long as outsiders travel on available roads — built for transport and communication — and do not tarry in their journeys, they will remain unmolested.  However, with fruits growing on trees, [[Livestock|domestic]] animals passively grazing on hillsides and a certain fearfulness of strangers, those who might seek to rest or camp too close to private lands without making inquiry or explanation, may be accused of loitering, trouble-making or even [[Bandit|banditry]].  A patrol may show up in the middle of the night to push the interlopers on; or a group of distrustful peasants may do so.  However, a generous, forthright party, who takes the time to explain what they're doing there, will often be granted leave to sleep in a nearby copse of trees, so long as they continue on their way in the morning.
-Rural areas occur in ranges from the subtropics to the sub-arctic, wherever traditional fields can be plowed and planted.  Commonly, however, they describe traditional temperate farmlands, wherever the land is arable and plenty of water exists.  Most rural areas surround a town or a city, whose political authorities oversee these ranges as a whole.  In large parts of the world, one rural landscape flows steadily into the next, for hundreds of miles in every direction.
+Rural areas occur in ranges from the subtropics to the sub-arctic, wherever traditional fields can be plowed and planted.  Commonly, however, they describe traditional temperate farmlands, wherever the land is arable and plenty of water exists.  Most rural areas surround a [[Town|town]] or a [[City|city]], whose political authorities oversee these ranges as a whole.  In large parts of the world, one rural landscape flows steadily into the next, for hundreds of miles in every direction.
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