Greetings, fellow traveller.
20 farms produce 40 bp per kingdom turn. Your consumption is 20 farm hexes + 1 city hex + 1 for the district = 22 consumption.
This nets you/your players 18 bp to spend on enhancing their kingdom (expand the city, claim more hexes, build roads, farms, whatnot).
The consumption incurred resembles every expenditure the kingdom has during the turn/month.
The players do not need to spend anymore bp for (their?) food - if you track things like that it has to come out of the players' personal coffers (if they take bp out of the treasury and convert it into gp they incur the described propability of increased unrest).
Ruyan.
Note the BP from Farms can *only* be used to offset consumption; it is never income.
If your Kingdom is Size 40 with 4 city districts, it has a Consumption of 44 BP/Turn. This must be paid each turn.
Farms *reduce* consumption. Each farm reduces consumption by 2, to a minimum of 0.
So, if your kingdom has a Consumption of 44:
-If you have 20 Farms (offset of 40), your net Consumption is 4.
-If you have 23 Farms (offset of 46), your net Consumption is 0 (not -2)
'Extra' offset from farms is irrelevant.
Aye, you're right, Ramarren
Sorry, for the oversight. Look there, a monkey!
