Procne wrote:
You talk about it as if it was so simple and required little effort. But it seems it was hard for you to make your pclaim larger than 26x26.
Oh, and I don't think 2hrs of gridinging crickets, even with 10 players would give you that much silver. I once made a 2h trip, managed to get like 5 charms and 15 cricket teams. But then again maybe I'm simply bad at this game
Unfortunately I just didn't know enemies could build on your pclaim without much more than a trespass scent left behind. Our pclaim was larger than 26x26 however, our wall was not on the exterior, and I was not the owner of the pclaim anyway. So they were able to build within the pclaim and 'absorb' our base. Like I said, lesson learned.
If I need something and I'm broke I will go grind crickets and yield ~500 silver in an hour. No looking for feathers just punching crickets and wandering in a wide radial path. And the material is just a waiting game while you grind that silver. In addition, I'm sure you can make cotton farms which will produce 1500 silver a day like I do on Prov.
A week's work isn't nothing, but it is far from the hours people put into their pclaim if they don't know this. Like I said, I can't imagine not putting an offensive town bell against anyone I assault in the future, pclaim or town, if nothing more than the fact (edit: now I don't know if its fact, as I don't know much about it at all anyway) that they cannot waste on your own town claim without a trial by fire.
If I knew just one thing; that enemies can build Boundry Stones on your pclaim, I think we would have survived the attack. Which is acceptable and worth the loss to learn so early. It was just never clear through the countless searching I've done regarding these things. Maybe all the folks on Prov should be building town bells right off. My little base is churning out silver, oiled boards and wrought so I can just create town bells all over the small bases I see so I can empty them with no contest. /raiding