If a knight has multiple manors, how does that affect the Harvest Resolution in the GPC? I assume that if you have more than one manor, that you would have a better chance of better Economic Circumstances, but I don't see anything in the book about it.

If a knight has multiple manors, how does that affect the Harvest Resolution in the GPC? I assume that if you have more than one manor, that you would have a better chance of better Economic Circumstances, but I don't see anything in the book about it.

What I do is either:
1. Just add in L5 per extra manor, after all the harvest calculations a done.
This is called "farming" (out) the manor.

2. Add in whatever the annual income is just as a lump sum for the harvest income.
Don't do any improvements or anything to those manors. Just your own.

I just roll for each manor that the Knight has, so each one can produce a different income level.

Furthermore for those extra manors unless the Knight has his own vassal Knight present then he owes the actual lord of the land £4 a year to pay for a household Knight.

So that does mean that in a bad year the lord can demand more money from a manor than the manor actually made the knight.

Greg's method seems nicer to the players :)

I just roll for each manor that the Knight has, so each one can produce a different income level.


Excellent! However, I have found that it gets tedious when you have several manors.



Furthermore for those extra manors unless the Knight has his own vassal Knight present then he owes the actual lord of the land £4 a year to pay for a household Knight.


Yes, scutum fee.



So that does mean that in a bad year the lord can demand more money from a manor than the manor actually made the knight.


Yes.




Greg's method seems nicer to the players :)


:o I hope the above corrects that. :d