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Why does a marketing manager at Scylla know so much about pannage lmao
by jimmywetnips 4y ago
Why does a marketing manager at Scylla know so much about pannage lmao
- PeterCorless 4y agoI used to actively design roleplaying games, and medieval agricultural yields have been a passion of mine since the original Chivalry & Sorcery Sourceboook (1978)[1]. In particular, in the 1990s I wanted to understand Domesday Book in detail to project what a medieval farm would look like as part of Pendragon roleplaying game, which I owned the rights to for a time when I had a company called Green Knight Publishing. The game is back with Chaosium these days, and I remain a fan of the RPG. [1] https://www.amazon.com/Chivalry-Sorcery-Sourcebook-Edward-Simbalist/dp/B0006XRDEC https://www.amazon.com/Chivalry-Sorcery-Sourcebook-Edward-Si...
- OJFord 4y agoAnswer one: we all have our hobbies; actually pig rearing is a bit quaint but perhaps not as obscure a hobbie as you might think. Like competitive marrow growing or something. Answer two: pig farmers have sons and daughters who don't necessarily follow in their footsteps, just as you and I probably know more about <what our parents did/do> than the average <what we did/do>.