Hi Michelle,
I think that a terran analogue (males onely) would have 1/4 to 1/3 as a
standing fighting force, depending on the level of conflict between the
neighbors. If you wanted to include females then it could go as high as 1/2
to 2/3 of the people. I think that a good ball-park number would be 1000
light cavalry and 1000 auxilary cavalry as the standing military force.
Semper Fidelis
Eric M. Duncan Sortun
University of Alaska Anchorage
Natural Science/Biological Science
asems@uaa.alaska.edu
"Be Aware And Tread Lightly"
http://www.duncansortun.com
-----Original Message-----
From: celandra-error@phoenyx.net [mailto:celandra-error@phoenyx.net]On
Behalf Of Michelle Monroe
Sent: Friday, September 20, 2002 2:42 AM
To: celandra@phoenyx.net
Subject: Re: [Cel] [Ely][Amura]
That all sounds good, Eric. What about the military stats, though? I can
start
thinking up the twelve tribe names this weekend if you want. Is there
anything
else we need to figure out?
--- ERIC SORTUN wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Okay...let's put the number at 6000 and have the Amura more semi-nomadic,
> travelling between seasonal sites, just off the map to the East. During
the
> last few decades the harsh winters (caused by the Sorcerers growing power)
> has made them travel farther and farther a field, making them more
nomadic.
> Since the Sorcerers death the climate has settled down some that they have
> arrived at the eastern edge of the map. Let's put their range right on
the
> (Nomadic Herders) marker that is between the 40 and 50 degrees lattitude
on
> the map.
=====
LokiFire13
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