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...n many forms, each dealt with in the links below. Failure to make good on taxes is a serious crime, enabling the state to seize property, reduce an individ ...en that most adventurers hardly remain in one place for long, this list of taxes should have limited impact on play. Occasionally, they may have to cough u

...rofit on resources, encourage manufacturing, avoid tariffs, fees and other taxes and in general create a successful and complex business through a combinati

...aracter is able so organise, protests, petitions, boycotts, refusal to pay taxes or even outright rebellions. ...or the perceived wrong that initiated the movement, a reduction in fees or taxes, or other forms of reparation.

...er|freeholders]] with land rights, [[Tenant Farmer|tenant farmers]] paying taxes to a landlord or serfs subject to a local [[Squire|squire]], [[Knight's Fee ...y 20 acres. Likewise, serfs and tenants suffer from heavy obligations and taxes, so that their lives are less comfortable than the farmers of less develope

...such still exist in the feudal hierarchy, for the residents must still pay taxes to a lord and are still often viewed as serfs.

..., as the institution takes no part in providing group services, collecting taxes or otherwise maintaining any part except their personal holdings.

...s yet able to produce a meaningful surplus each year, which is used to pay taxes and purchase materials to support further development. As the land improve

..., outnumbering them in the desire to create urban centers that would raise taxes for the equipping of soldiers and ships.

...a fee to certify ownership for the occupier, and then imposing [[Taxation|taxes]]. Thereafter, the squatters become legal owners (unless disallowed for so

...ning would be taken up by a family member or other person in the village. Taxes are collected yearly, within two months after harvest has begun.

The various workings, owners and vendors pay excise taxes when goods are delivered outside the hex — but these persons enjoy exempt

...petty nobles among his or her friends. Therefore, a squire cannot collect taxes, nor hold authority by virtue of title; squires most often come into being

...a combatant to the nation's [[Fyrd|fyrd]], or manpower for the army. Land taxes are typically 10-15% of the value of the land to be paid per year. A hide

...racter must personally collect rents or assign persons to do so. Property taxes equal 14 c.p. per acre per year. ...re rented, with houses renting at 5 g.p. and hovels at 14 s.p. per month. Taxes per lot are 3 g.p. per year. Character must personally collect rents or as