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 == Forms ==
 '''Type-6 hamlets''' consist of:
-* '''[[Communal Hamlet|Communal hamlets]]''': isolated, with residents sharing possessions and responsibilities.
+* [[Communal Hamlet|Communal hamlets]]: isolated, with residents sharing possessions and responsibilities.
-* '''[[Bailey Hamlet|Bailey hamlets]]''': also called "hamlet forts," noted for the presence of a surrounding wall and artisanal residents.
+* [[Bailey Hamlet|Bailey hamlets]]: also called "hamlet forts," noted for the presence of a surrounding wall and artisanal residents.
-* '''[[Fishing Hamlet|Fishing hamlets]]''': located on bodies of water, with [[Catch Fishing (sage ability)|catch fishing]] supplanting farmland as the chief food supply.
+* [[Fishing Hamlet|Fishing hamlets]]: located on bodies of water, with [[Catch Fishing (sage ability)|catch fishing]] supplanting farmland as the chief food supply.
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 '''Type-5 hamlets''' consist of:
-* '''[[Free Hamlet|Free hamlets]]''': cooperative loose communities occupied by [[Freeholder|freeholders]] possessing increased farmland and rights.
+* [[Free Hamlet|Free hamlets]]: cooperative loose communities occupied by [[Freeholder|freeholders]] possessing increased farmland and rights.
-* '''[[Reeve Hamlet|Reeve hamlets]]''': also called "[[Gallows|gallows]] hamlets," provincially regulated locales noted for the presence of a local official of the realm.
+* [[Reeve Hamlet|Reeve hamlets]]: also called "[[Gallows|gallows]] hamlets," provincially regulated locales noted for the presence of a local official of the realm.
-* '''[[Chartered Hamlet|Chartered hamlets]]''': noted for the presence of a [[Squire|squire]], [[Serf|serfs]] and [[Free Tenant|free tenants]].
+* [[Chartered Hamlet|Chartered hamlets]]: noted for the presence of a [[Squire|squire]], [[Serf|serfs]] and [[Free Tenant|free tenants]].
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	== Economy ==		== Economy ==
−	With the exception of few serfs, hamlets are largely made up of peasants, or [[Commoner\|commoners]], who are nominally free largely through indifference from the crown. These differ from freeholders, who possess deeds declaring the land they occupy to be theirs. The amount of freedom varies among the people, as does local administration. Little opportunity for trade and purchasing exists, though local products are available to outsiders with coin, while [[Boat Dock\|boat docks]] and [[Way Station\|way stations]] do provide additional wages for their operators. The basis of prosperity for most everyone is the production and transshipment of food, wood and stone.	+	With the exception of few serfs, hamlets are largely made up of peasants, or [[Commoner (non-player character)\|commoners]], who are nominally free largely through indifference from the crown. These differ from freeholders, who possess deeds declaring the land they occupy to be theirs. The amount of freedom varies among the people, as does local administration. Little opportunity for trade and purchasing exists, though local products are available to outsiders with coin, while [[Boat Dock\|boat docks]] and [[Way Station\|way stations]] do provide additional wages for their operators. The basis of prosperity for most everyone is the production and transshipment of food, wood and stone.

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-Each of these is defined by the number of [[:Category:Facilities|facilities]] available, which in turn is determined by the hex type's [[Infrastructure|infrastructure]].
+Each of these is defined by the number of [[:Category:Facilities|facilities]] available, which in turn is determined by the hex type's [[Infrastructure|infrastructure]].  No two hamlets look completely alike; naturally, cultures around the world add their curiosities, embellishments and personal designs upon the base structure provided.
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 * '''[[Reeve Hamlet|Reeve hamlets]]''': also called "[[Gallows|gallows]] hamlets," provincially regulated locales noted for the presence of a local official of the realm.
 * '''[[Chartered Hamlet|Chartered hamlets]]''': noted for the presence of a [[Squire|squire]], [[Serf|serfs]] and [[Free Tenant|free tenants]].
 Each of these is defined by the number of [[:Category:Facilities|facilities]] available, which in turn is determined by the hex type's [[Infrastructure|infrastructure]].

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 * '''[[Reeve Hamlet|Reeve hamlets]]''': also called "[[Gallows|gallows]] hamlets," provincially regulated locales noted for the presence of a local official of the realm.
 * '''[[Chartered Hamlet|Chartered hamlets]]''': noted for the presence of a [[Squire|squire]], [[Serf|serfs]] and [[Free Tenant|free tenants]].
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 == Economy ==

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	== Economy ==		== Economy ==
−	With the exception of few serfs, hamlets are largely made up of peasants, or [[Commoner\|commoners]], who are nominally free largely through indifference from the crown. These differ from freeholders, who possess deeds declaring the land they occupy to be theirs. The amount of freedom varies among the people, as does local administration. Little opportunity for trade and purchasing exists, though local products are available to outsiders with coin, while boat docks and way stations do provide additional wages for their operators. The basis of prosperity for most everyone is the production and transshipment of food, wood and stone.	+	With the exception of few serfs, hamlets are largely made up of peasants, or [[Commoner\|commoners]], who are nominally free largely through indifference from the crown. These differ from freeholders, who possess deeds declaring the land they occupy to be theirs. The amount of freedom varies among the people, as does local administration. Little opportunity for trade and purchasing exists, though local products are available to outsiders with coin, while [[Boat Dock\|boat docks]] and [[Way Station\|way stations]] do provide additional wages for their operators. The basis of prosperity for most everyone is the production and transshipment of food, wood and stone.

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 * '''[[Free Hamlet|Free hamlets]]''': cooperative loose communities occupied by freeholders possessing increased farmland and rights.
 * '''[[Reeve Hamlet|Reeve hamlets]]''': also called "gallows hamlets," provincially regulated locales noted for the presence of a local official of the realm.
-* '''[[Chartered Hamlet|Chartered hamlets]]: noted for the presence of a squire, serfs and free tenants.
+* '''[[Chartered Hamlet|Chartered hamlets]]''': noted for the presence of a [[Squire|squire]], [[Serf|serfs]] and free tenants.
 == Economy ==