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 Most home brewing is done by village women called alewives. The village has a party (called a tavern) when one alewife completes a batch of beverage. The lack of preservatives encourages villagers to consume the product as soon as it is ready.
-'''Note:''' '''<span style="color:#FF0000">ADD</span>''' [[Hârn_Millers'_Guild| Millers' Guild]] article (32 Pages)
+'''Note:''' '''<span style="color:#FF0000">ADD</span>''' [[Hârn_Craftsman_Miller_Guild| Millers' Guild]] article (32 Pages)
 ==== Games & Leisure ====

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 Pottage is the base of most meals and is eaten with bread and ale. A cauldron of pottage may be kept going for many days. Almost anything goes in, including barley, peas, beans, a little meat, cabbage, lettuce, parsley, spinach, leeks, onions, garlic, and even fruit like apples, pears, and cherries. The whole magnificent mix might be seasoned with whatever herbs can be found in the garden, near hedges, or in the woods.
-Bread is a staple in all households. Peasants bake bread at home in a skillet or in clay or brick ovens. Some peasants have handmills to grind flour, but this is a violation of the Millers' Guild monopoly and the lord will have no choice but to fine tenants who abuse this practice. Wheat is valuable, so peasant bread is usually made of maslin, a mixture of wheat and rye, or barley and rye.
+Bread is a staple in all households. Peasants bake bread at home in a skillet or in clay or brick ovens. Some peasants have handmills to grind flour, but this is a violation of the '''<span style="color:#006699">Millers' Guild</span>''' monopoly and the lord will have no choice but to fine tenants who abuse this practice. Wheat is valuable, so peasant bread is usually made of maslin, a mixture of wheat and rye, or barley and rye.
 In season, fruits, nuts, and vegetables form an important part of the diet. Wild and domestic fruits are collected, including apples, peaches, pears, plums, blackberries, bilberries, cherries, currents, elderberries, gooseberries, raspberries, and strawberries. Almonds, hazelnuts, beechnuts, chestnuts, and walnuts are collected from the woods and grown in gardens. Beehives are common and honey is the principal sweetener.
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 Most home brewing is done by village women called alewives. The village has a party (called a tavern) when one alewife completes a batch of beverage. The lack of preservatives encourages villagers to consume the product as soon as it is ready.
 ==== Games & Leisure ====

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-==== [[Game_Design_Ideas_Hârn_Manor_The Manorhouse|The Manorhouse]] ====
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 ==== SIDEBARS ====
 ===== Hârnic Manors =====
 ===== Knight's Fee =====
 ===== Rushlights & Lamps =====
-==== [[Game_Design_Ideas_Hârn_Manor_Manor Lands|Manor Lands]] ====
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 ===== Cropland & Crops =====
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 ===== Winter Crops =====
 ===== Livestock Contributions =====
-==== [[Game_Design_Ideas_Hârn_Manor_Manor Tenants|Manor Tenants]] ====
+==== [[Hârn_Manor_Manor Tenants|Manor Tenants]] ====
 ===== Freeholders =====
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 ===== Tenant Officers =====
 ===== Manor Slaves =====
-==== [[Game_Design_Ideas_Hârn_Manor_Peasant Life|Peasant Life]] ====
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 ===== Maslin Bread Recipe =====
 ===== Country Ale Recipe =====
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 ===== Unfree Legal Status =====
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 == Manor 03 ==
-=== [[Game_Design_Ideas_Hârn_Manor_Manor Life|Manor Life]] ===
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 The power of the nobility is ultimately vested in its control of land. Most Hârnians live in the countryside, where they work to feed themselves and their livestock and to prosper by selling surplus food to townsfolk. Survival for everyone depends on growing food, and feudal lords control most productive land under the manorial system. A typical manor has a manorhouse, an adjacent village of 10–30 peasant households, and supporting craftsmen.
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 === [[Game_Design_Ideas_Hârn_Manor_Manor Life|Manor Life]] ===
 The power of the nobility is ultimately vested in its control of land. Most Hârnians live in the countryside, where they work to feed themselves and their livestock and to prosper by selling surplus food to townsfolk. Survival for everyone depends on growing food, and feudal lords control most productive land under the manorial system. A typical manor has a manorhouse, an adjacent village of 10–30 peasant households, and supporting craftsmen.
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 === Manor Lands ===
 Manor lands are composed of three primary types: woodland, cropland, and pasture. The latter two, the cleared land, is arranged as two open fields of equal size, one of which is left fallow each year. The open fields are subdivided into furlongs (furrow-longs), these being rectangles of about ten acres each. The furlongs are separated by a balk of turf, or a hedge, and have names like "Hopalong" or "Rockylong" for identity. Furlongs follow the lay of the land, often lying at odd angles to each other, and wedges of land where they meet, called gores, are cultivated with the hoe. Headlands for turning the plow exist at the ends of furlongs.
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 === Manor Tenants ===
 Manorial tenants fall into two broad classes: free (25%) and unfree (75%). These percentages can vary from region to region and from manor to manor.
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 === Peasant Life ===
 A typical peasant cottage is of wood-framed wattle and daub construction with a thatched roof. In timber-poor districts, the cottage may be constructed of stone or turf. A typical unfree peasant has a "three-bay cottage," meaning three interconnected chambers each 10 to 20 foot square. The building is renewed from time to time by adding a new bay and removing an old one. Typically, one cottage bay will be a barn for livestock and tool storage, one a kitchen and living room, and one a bedroom. Sleeping chambers might be partitioned for privacy, depending on the size and wealth of the family. The cottage is the property of the lord, but the tenant is responsible for upkeep. A tenant can be fined for failing to maintain the dwelling in good condition.
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 ==== Food and Cooking ====
 In the middle of the kitchen bay or next to a wall, a stone hearth provides heat and cooking facilities. Over or near the fire, there is a hanging or footed pot where pottage simmers. Smoke escapes by way of a roof or wall vent or chimney. Food is cooked by toasting on skewers, boiling, grilling, frying, baking, or roasting on a spit.
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 === Hallmoots ===
 Hallmoot is the name for the lord's manorial court. All tenants are subject to justice dispensed by the lord. The lord holds court once a month. There are a number of fines that may be charged for violations of local custom; these fines, or amercements, form a significant part of the lord's income. The lord has the ultimate power to pass and execute on a sentence of death.
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