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 == [[Hârn_Craftsman_Miller_Guild| Millers' Guild]] ==
 '''Note:''' '''<span style="color:#FF0000">SEPERATE</span>''' into sections, '''Note:''' '''<span style="color:#FF0000">after</span>''' correcting Settlment, Place names, etc.
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	== [[Hârn_Craftsman_Miller_Guild\| Millers' Guild]] ==		== [[Hârn_Craftsman_Miller_Guild\| Millers' Guild]] ==
		+	'''Note:''' '''<span style="color:#FF0000">SEPERATE</span>''' into sections, '''Note:''' '''<span style="color:#FF0000">after</span>''' correcting Settlment, Place names, etc.
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	'''<span style="color:#006699">Possible Link</span>'''		'''<span style="color:#006699">Possible Link</span>'''

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 {| class="wikitable sortable"
 |+ style="caption-side:top; color:#e76700;"|Miller's Measure's
-! class="unsortable" | Wey / Load 320 Gallons
+| class="unsortable" align="left"| Wey / Load
 |-
-| Chaldron 288 Gallons
+| align="left"|Chaldron
 |-
-| Tun 216 Gallons
+| Tun
 |-
-| Butt 108 Gallons
+| Butt
 |-
-| Seam/ Quarter 64 Gallons
+| Seam/ Quarter
 |-
-| Coomb 32 Gallons
+| Coomb
 |-
-| Sack/Bag 24 Gallons
+| Sack/Bag
 |-
-| Strike/Barrel 16 Gallons
+| Strike/Barrel
 |-
-| Bushel 8 Gallons
+| Bushel
 |-
-| Bucket 4 Gallons
+| Bucket
 |-
-| Peck 2 Gallons
+| Peck
 |-
-| Gallon 1 Gallon
+| Gallon
 |-
-| Quart <sup>1</sup>/<sub>4</sub> Gallon
+| Quart
 |-
-| Pint / Ingot <sup>1</sup>/<sub>8</sub> Gallon
+| Pint / Ingot
 |}
 '''Note:'''  A quarter of grain is enough to keep an adult alive for one year (8 bushels).
 Also, these measures are dry volume measures, and not weights. The relative weights of a Bushel are:

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 '''Note:''' Sails are made of canvas and elm and weigh 131/2lb per sy. Each sy of canvas produces 0.30hp (accounts for gearing). Tower mills produce only 66% the power due to the inability to turn into the wind. A mill mound is not required, but power is reduced by 20% if a mound is not present (Tower mill output is 60% without a mound). Post mill supports are not required but power is reduced by 10% if not present. Post mills can only be made of wood. Tower mills tend to be stone. A mill must be at least (15 + (3 x sy of sail / 5) – 5 if with a mound) feet tall to accommodate the sails rotation. Windmills must pay for the extra fittings in a windmill gear, however double and triple sets are available. A windmill is deemed a vertical power source and must have at least one gear set.
-==== Double Mills
+==== Double Mills ====
 The advent of new milling techniques along with the high demand for mills has lead to the development of mills with multiple mill mechanisms run from the same power source. Thus, a grain mill might run a coarse and fine mill in series, or a forge mill might run the stamper, hammer forge and bellow from a complex gearing system.
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 '''Note:''' A standard bolt or broadcloth is 30 yds x 1.5yds. Light felt bolts are 24 yds x 1.25yds, and Heavy felt bolts are 20 yds x 1yd. (W) denotes wholesale and (R) retail prices. LF denotes light felt, HF denotes heavy felt. –M denotes milled output prices. Felt prices are retail prices and include finishing and dying. Cloth weights over 30oz tend to be used for quilt armour, draperies and rugs. The following should give an idea of relative weight equivalents: 6oz: a lightweight football jersey; 7-8oz: a cotton shirt/blouse; 8oz: a light wool summer suit, 10-12oz: a linen or normal weight suit/skirt or well-worn jeans; 14 oz: Heavy denim, or a winter suit/skirt. 16 oz: a kilt, tweed suit/skirt or lightweight knitted sweater or fleece; 24oz: a heavy knitted sweater or Arun; 36oz: a heavy wool sweater-coat.
-==== Armour Calculations
+==== Armour Calculations ====
 For armour weight:
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 To determine if a manor has one or more mills, multiply the manor acreage by LQ. Then, divide the manor into sections of 2250 modified acres, although the last or only section is unlikely to be 2250 modified acres exactly. Take each section in turn and subtract 900 from the modified acreage. Divide that result by 2250, and that is the per cent chance that that section yields a mill. Roll for each section.
-==== Simple Income Determination
+==== Simple Income Determination ====
 The simple income determination system requires that you have the following information:
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 Divide the result of these calculations for the monthly income of the mill. Master millers get on average 84d/month, Journeymen about 55d income and 20d upkeep, while apprentices get about 5d income and 20d upkeep. Most mills should support a Master, possibly a journeyman or two and a few apprentices.
-==== Complex Income Variations
+==== Complex Income Variations ====
 The following modifications to the Basic Income System are designed to incorporate aspects of the HârnManor data, and thus more fully individualise a mill income. They modify the given stages of the previous Basic System

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 ====== Crop Data Table ======
 {| class="wikitable sortable"
-|+ style="caption-side:top; color:#e76700;"|
+|+ style="caption-side:top; color:#e76700;"| KANDAY Crop Data Table
 | 1d100 Crop HR Labour Yield
 |-