Covenant Finances

The following accounts considers the group meeting at Ungulus Summer 1013.

  • Starting Wealth: £95
  • Travel costs: £7
    • canon cost is £1/two weeks for a couple of magi and entourage.
    • South group Spring 1013 (four weeks): £2
    • North group Spring 1013 (three weeks, war prices): £2 (++)
    • North group Summer 1013 (two weeks): £1 (--)
    • South group (Summer 1013) four weeks: £2
    • The rest has been covered by foraging or hospitality.
  • Cath'rinne and Nauvi's war spoils: £2
  • Net wealth at the start of Autumn 1013: £90

Comments? Anything I forgot?

Plus £5 from Thadeus.

£40 silver, lock box from Sionag.

  • Start of Autumn: £90
  • Addition from Thadeus and Sionag: +£45
  • Expenditure: £6¹
  • Net at the end of Autumn: £128

¹ Canon cost for eight weeks traveling would be about £12, but you have saved a lot by foraging and had starting provisions from Ungulus. OTOH, eight weeks is conservative, it could be 10, and war prices are higher. The cost also covers wear and tear, of course, not just food.

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Rough Expenses Calculations

  • Primary Inhabitants 1014 (human only)

    • 7 PC magi (@ 5pts)
    • 6 PC companions (@ 3pts)
    • 5 PC grogs (@1 pts)
    • Caelha (until further notice) (@3pts)
    • 3 native specialists (named specialists) (@2 pts)
    • 10 native grogs and rangers (@1pt)
    • 4 new specialists (@2pts)
    • 1 apprentice scribe (Laundry Lass please give her a name someone) @ 1pt
    • Total 86 pts requiring 17 servants and 9 teamsters
  • Of these are at least fourteen literate

  • 6 native servants (@1pt)

  • 14 new recruits (@1pt)

  • Rough cost estimate £126

    • £86 for primary inhabitants
    • £20 for servants and teamsters
    • £14 for writing materials
    • £3 for labs
    • £2 for travels
    • £1 for arms and armour/pound of Enumerous

FInances at the start of 1014

  • Expected Income £100 from agriculture
  • Stocks £198
    • Stocks from the covenant in spe £128 at the start of Winter
    • Stocks from Ungulus £100 at the start of Winter
    • Winter costs £30 (roughly ¼x £150)