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[Heyitsjiwon]

House Dunsch-Taxi is pretty damn interesting in terms of the politics involved with them.

[So Boerd]

How long is a season in IRL days?

[Ashgan]

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Rules said The units of time are as follows: 24 hours to a day, 30 days in a month, 4 months in a season, 4 seasons in an annum. Each round of orders [see below] consists of a season. The seasons are the Waiting, the Working, the Growing, and the Harvesting.

The game will begin in the Waiting Season. For each round, every player must send a list of things they wish to accomplish to the GM via PM,called your Actions. The GM will tell you if these things are capable of being accomplished, but so long as they are within your means, you should be able to accomplish them. These orders may be as simple or ICly elaborate as you desire.

A round of posting is completed when each player has made their orders, and all battles have been resolved, or a week of real-time has passed. Specific units of time are meant to aid in the deliberation of time, and not all units will necessarily come into play.

Incidentially this means a year has 16 months in this world. It's not entirely clear but I assume a season is the same as a round of posting, meaning a season equals a real life week.

[So Boerd]

If we can manage to pull off 3.5 days per season, we can do 26 years in an RL year.

[Bikriki]

Alright, I made my thing. Let's hope I calculated everything correctly.

Diratania

Kingdom of Diratania


Name of Lady: Lady Fiona Vearin

Fiefs:

Diratania - 14 Points
Fertility: Fair (4 Points)
Population: 18000 (12900 peasants, 100 soldiers, 5000 in Veara)
Resources: Sparse Resources (1 Points)
Infrastructure: Advanced Infrastructure (2 Points)
Manor: Great Manor (3 Points), Great Wall (4 Points)
Annual Crops: 59940 Crops
Annual Tax: 18500 Bulli

Upper Norainne – 10 Points
Fertility: Infertile (2 Points)
Population: 9500 (9500 peasants, 500 soldiers)
Resources: Some Resources (2 Points)
Infrastructure: Advanced Infrastructure (2 Points)
Manor: Stone Manor (2 Points), Wooden Wall (2 Points)
Annual Crops: 42400 Crops
Annual Tax: 20500 Bulli

Lower Norainne – 12 Points
Fertility: Fair (4 Points)
Population: 18000 (10900 peasants, 100 Soldiers, 7000 in Bellaudi)
Resources: Sparse Resources (1 Points)
Infrastructure: Advanced Infrastructure (2 Points)
Manor: Stone Manor (2 Points), Stone Wall (3 Points)
Annual Crops: 50740 Crops
Annual Tax: 16500 Bulli

Nicland – 9 Points
Fertiliy: Fair (4 Points)
Population: 18000
Resources: Resourceless (0 Points)
Infrastructure: Advanced Infrastructure (2 Points)
Manor: Stone Manor (2 Points), Wooden Palisade (1 Points)
Annual Crops: 83400 Crops
Annual Tax: 7500 Bulli

Ardennia - 10 Points
Fertility: Fair (4 Points)
Population: 18000
Resources: Sparse Resources (1 Points)
Infrastructure: Advanced Infrastructure (2 Points)
Manor: Fortified Manor (1 Points), Wooden Wall (2 Points)
Annual Crops: 83400 Crops
Annual Tax: 23500 Bulli

Novumsland - 8 Points
Fertiliy: Fair (4 Points)
Population: 18000
Resources: Resourceless (0 Points)
Infrastructure: Advanced Infrastructure (2 Points)
Manor: Fortified Manor (1 Points), Wooden Pallisade (1 Points)
Annual Crops: 83400 Crops
Annual Tax: 19500 Bulli

Towns:

Veara - 17 Points
Population: 5000 (4 Points)
Wealth Level: Fair (8 Points)
Fief: Diratania
Annual Tax: 20000 Bulli

Bellaudi – 20 Points
Population: 7000 (6 Points)
Wealth Level: Fair (8 Points)
Fief: Lower Norainne
Annual Tax: 28000 Bulli

Total Points Spent on Towns and Fiefs: 99

Military:

Veara Guard
80 Spearmen (Leather Armor, Spear)
20 Bowmen (No Armor, Bow, Dagger)
Upkeep per Season: 320 Bulli

Bellaudi Guard
80 Spearmen (Leather Armor, Spear)
20 Bowmen (No Armor, Bow, Dagger)
Upkeep per Season: 320 Bulli

Norraine Division
200 Spearmen (Leather Armor, Spear)
80 Bowmen (No Armor, Bow, Dagger)
20 Horsemen (Leather Armor, Spear, Short Sword, Horse)
100 Swordmen (Mail Armor, Longsword)
100 Pikemen (Leather Armor, Pike)
Upkeep per Season: 1980 Bulli

Royal Court:

Fiona Vearin
Lord – 19 Years

Ekbarte of Nicland
Representative – 47 Years

Donald Vearin (2 Points)
Spouse – 25 Years

Elena Vearin (3 Points)
Sister – 15 Years

Karin Vearin (2 Points)
Sister – 9 Years

Martin Vearin (4 Points)
Uncle – 36 Years

Garret Siebert (4 Points)
Courtier – 29 Years

Antony of Novumsland (3 Points)
Courtier – 20 Years

Phillip of Bellaudi (4 Points)
Courtier – 31 Years

Optional Concerns:

-

Original Receipts:

Total Population: 100000

Population Members of the Military: 700

Population Living in Towns: 12000

Crops Produced per Annum: 403280 (+3280)

Total Growth Bonus: 5,2 %

Income per Annum: 154000 Bulli

Military Outcome per Annum: 10480 (Upkeep) + 2800 (Payment) = 13280 Bulli

Current Treasury: 154000 Bulli

House History

House Vearin became significant when Nicolas I, Fiona's grandfather, married the daughter of the then-king Phillip II. Or rather, they became significant when the actual heir, Prince Pippin died in a suspicious drowning accident, and Nicolas thus was declared heir to the throne by Phillip. Fortunately for Nicolas, Pippin has been a slow and unpopular child, which allowed Nicolas to descend the throne without many people asking about Pippin's odd death.

In a cruel twist of fate, Fiona's father, King Domnall, drowned after the untimely death of his beloved wife after a quite bad case of fever. Some tongues claim that he killed himself in sorrow, but Fiona makes sure that the official version speaks of an unfortunate accident.

Now that her father has died, Fiona has recently gained the crown and with it, massive expectations of everyone in Diratania. Nonetheless, she is confident that she can manage to keep her country strong in spite of all nay-sayers.

[King Solterra]

Right before Flooby makes the official statement of the IC starting, because by then everyones sheets SHOULD be readable by then (No offense intended), I will be making basic sheets for just food. Nothing else.

[Flooby Badoop]

Heyitsjiwon said
House Dunsch-Taxi is pretty damn interesting in terms of the politics involved with them.

Particularly to you, since they're married to the heirs of both your vassal houses.

Ashgan said
Page 19 of the document:Incidentially this means a year has 16 months in this world. It's not entirely clear but I assume a season is the same as a round of posting, meaning a season equals a real life week.

Yup, 1 season = 1 round of posting. You have to think ahead with your actions, and post patrols during conflicts, so you don't get sneak attacked.

So Boerd said
If we can manage to pull off 3.5 days per season, we can do 26 years in an RL year.

Jeez, I wonder what Lundland would look like in 26 years. . .

@ Biriki: Looks good, but I don't trust myself right now, so I'll wait 'till tomorrow to see if you're all good.

[Flooby Badoop]

Bikriki said
Alright, I made my thing. Let's hope I calculated everything correctly.

I count 102 points spent, and 22 family points. Beara is actually 17 points, not 13. Remember that towns cost 5 points initially. If you want to spend a point on family points, you need to axe three things, basically. I'd recommend downgrading some of the walls around your lessers fiefs, since that would be the least hurtful to your current stats.

[Bikriki]

Ah, I figured I made the town mistake when I downgraded the population while editing, but anyway:

I downgraded Nicland's, Ardennia's and Novumsland's walls by one level each.

[Flooby Badoop]

Bikriki said
Ah, I figured I made the town mistake when I downgraded the population while editing, but anyway:I downgraded Nicland's, Ardennia's and Novumsland's walls by one level each.

Alright, you're all good on points. I assume you wish to wait to do your military after you see your vassals? Otherwise, you're accepted. Welcome! I'll be making your vassals after I finish Ashgan's, Outcast's, and Nex's. I believe that makes you lord number 8.

EDIT: I regret to inform you all that tariffs have been nerfed. Only a quarter of the plunder value is added each annum, now. This has been something on my mind ever since I started the game, but I figured the point expense of towns would mean there would only be a few towns, and thus it would be relatively fair, but now that everyone has a town, those without one would suffer a huge disadvantage.

I mean, Palma alone was set to make something like 50 to 60k. Lord knows how much they would make at Wealthy or Magnificent wealth.

[King Solterra]

If what you're saying is you decreased the amount of money we get every year, I quit. In the beginning I was making a small kingdom because that's what I do and what I thought was the max in the game, then I found out I had a shit ton more points to spend and I ask what was up -- you said you wanted people to have massive armies and strong kingdoms, not new ones. With the math, a town may make 100k, but upkeep will dwindle that to nothing in times of war. I've done my taxes too many times and done it enough for others that I won't do another big overhaul. Sorry Flooby, I'm out.

[So Boerd]

Dude, what's your deal? Your tariffs aren't figured into your income. The number on your sheet is the same. Flooby has put in way too much work for you. You don't have to do taxes again, but even if you did, it is elementary school math. Do some derivatives or integrals and then bitch at me about how hard the math is.

[Bikriki]

@Flooby
I have the bad habit of waiting far too long with my profiles too get accepted, so I've decided to add all the detail and fluff stuff later. Granted, I have not included a military at first because you mentioned somewhere at the starting post that no levies are raised at the start unless we want to, but since everyone else seems to do that already, I figure I better think about that as well ^^

[Flooby Badoop]

Cale Tucker said
If what you're saying is you decreased the amount of money we get every year, I quit. In the beginning I was making a small kingdom because that's what I do and what I thought was the max in the game, then I found out I had a shit ton more points to spend and I ask what was up -- you said you wanted people to have massive armies and strong kingdoms, not new ones. With the math, a town may make 100k, but upkeep will dwindle that to nothing in times of war. I've done my taxes too many times and done it enough for others that I won't do another big overhaul. Sorry Flooby, I'm out.

Nope, you don't have to do anything else. Nobody's gotten tariffs yet, because all the towns haven't been made yet.

And So Boerd was a bit harsh, but you do seem to be making this a little more complicated than it needs to be. Crops aren't a factor in figuring how much an army costs, it's just straight up bullis, so all you have to do when figuring out your military is know how many bullis it costs. Other than the military, all the values are in the rules, so it's mostly just picking from a list of what you want, and adding everything up.

Could you explain what you're finding difficult? Your sheets don't need to be any more detailed than what's already been accepted, or any of the vassal sheets.

[King Solterra]

So Boerd said
Dude, what's your deal? Your tariffs aren't figured into your income. The number on your sheet is the same. Flooby has put in way too much work for you. You don't have to do taxes again, but even if you did, it is elementary school math. Do some derivatives or integrals and bitch at me about how hard the math is.

First of all, why would I bitch at you? What significance do you have involving Flooby's work? I appreciate his work and it is his, I won't judge any decision he makes towards his own creation. Second of all, did you realize I said "if what you're saying is"? Need to back off before you blow up for no reason.

[King Solterra]

Flooby Badoop said
Nope, you don't have to do anything else. Nobody's gotten tariffs yet, because all the towns haven't been made yet.And So Boerd was a bit harsh, but you do seem to be making this a little more complicated than it needs to be. Crops aren't a factor in figuring how much an army costs, it's just straight up bullis, so all you have to do when figuring out your military is know how many bullis it costs. Other than the military, all the values are in the rules, so it's mostly just picking from a list of what you want, and adding everything up.Could you explain what you're finding difficult? Your sheets don't need to be any more detailed than what's already been accepted, or any of the vassal sheets.

No, I thought you were talking about something else. And what about crops?

[Flooby Badoop]

I ended up finishing Outcast's vassals first, for no reason. Sorry, Ash, but you're next anyhow! Hopefully you'll see them tonight too, because their descriptions are already done.

Vassals of House Harvestar

[ The crest of House Hunter; an arrow with the point facing right, with green fletching, over a dark green field. It is meant to symbolize their connection to their wooded home, and way of life. Their motto is ‘Of the Woods.’]

Lord Oswald Hunter is the Lord of Wildwood, Crystal Lake, and The Grove. He is age 40, very tall of height, heavy of weight in muscle, and pale of complexion. He is red of hair, thick-bearded, and green of eye. He is married to Lady Forflissa Hunter, age 40, born to a landed knight of Oswald's father. He has two sons [ Ranald, age 24, and Giric, age 20 ], and three daughters [ Sarah, age 22, Stacy, age 18, and Frida, age 16 ].

In other lands, House Hunter would be considered little better than country barons. Their home of Wildwood is heavily forested, and little is gathered from it in crops, meat, goods, or bullis. Still, they a proud of their ancestral home, and live a modest lifestyle.

Lord Oswald is a hulking giant of a man, standing over six feet tall, and weighing near to two-hundred-fifty pounds. He eats a great deal, for he eats whatever he hunts, and hunts a great deal. His eldest son, Ranald, takes after him, but is more of a cruel bully than a jolly giant, constantly torturing is younger siblings.

Giric is much more tender soul, who cares about his home and people. He strives to attain his father's appreciation, but is considering giving up waiting around his home, and becoming a hedge knight, that he might gain himself some recognition, or even a little glory. Lord Oswald has been trying to marry him off to Lord Isar IV’s daughter, but Giric has not been receptive.

His two eldest daughters are fair enough in looks, with Sarah already spoken for, and Stacy having a list of suitors sorted out for her, but Frida is rather frumpy, and Lord Oswald is having a more difficult time finding a man of wealth to marry her. The two elder sisters are known to be very gossipy and petty, while Frida is very shy and humble. The latter also allegedly writes poetry of unknown quality.

Lord Oswald has a rivalry with Lord Eadric, the latter despising Oswald and House Hunter as backwoods ruffians, but he very close friend’s with Lord Isar the IV of House Claw.

Lord Oswald's record of service to you has been exemplary, for despite having little means, he always manages to raise a full retinue, rushing to help fend off the Giants.

Fiefs

Wildwood

Scrubland [ 3,000 pop., 4.2 crops per person, +.3% growth ]

Resourceless

Basic Infrastructure

Fortified Manor

Wooden Walls

Crystal Lake

Scrubland [ 3,000 pop., 4.2 crops per person, +.3% growth ]

Resourceless

Basic Infrastructure

Wooden Manor

Wooden Palisade

The Grove

Scrubland [ 3,000 pop., 4.2 crops per person, +.3% growth ]

Resourceless

Basic Infrastructure

Wooden Manor

Wooden Palisade

Military

75 Mounted Hunters [ Leather Armour, Longbow, Spear, Horse ]

200 Sheildwallman [ Leather Armour, Spear, Javelin ]

50 Axemen [ Leather Armour, Axe ]

100 Longbowmen [ Leather Armour, Longbow, Shortsword ]

Lordship Receipts

Total Population: 9,000 [ 3,000 from Wildwood, 3,000 from Crystal Pond, 3,000 from Pondgrove ]

Population in Towns: 0

Crops per Annum: 37,800 [ 9,000 * 4.2 = 37,800 ]

Total Growth Bonus: .9%

Income per Annum: 9,000 bullis [ 9,000 from taxation ]

Current Treasury: 9,000 bullis

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[ The crest of House Summer: the colours of fire arranged against each other in a semy of lozenges, meant to symbolize the fertility of their lands, and the courage of its House. Their motto is 'Hearts of Fire. ' ]

Lord Eadric Summer is lord of the fiefs Everwarm, Sunfields, Spring Grove, Blossom Hall, Riverside, and Littledale. He is age 41, of tall height, and strong in weight of muscle. He is black of hair, blue of eyes, and pale of skin. He is broad-shouldered, and square-jawed. He was married to Lady Aubry Montressor, born to a minor house in the Ordained kingdom, but she died of illness, bearing him only one daughter, Cynthia. He remarried some year later to Lady Aedel Summer, age 28, born to a house of lesser import. As mentioned, he has one daughter born to Lady Aubry [ Cynthia, age 18 ], who is married, and three daughters [ Emily, age 14, Mary, age 12, Rhowena, age 10 ] born to Lady Aedel. His daughters are all astoundingly beautiful [ even little Rhowena possesses angelic fairness ], and their lists of suitors are long.

House Summer is an old House, having held its fiefs for generations. Their lands are some of the most fertile in all of Lundland, and they thusly pride themselves on them. Having fought the Giants for generations, and taming the land with both an iron fist and iron quill, they think themselves the bringers of civilization to a backwoods people, and act with high airs, especially Lord Eadric himself.

He is a very handsome man, competent in battle, but even more so in administration. He is very tough on his daughters, insisting they aspire to be more than mere housewives, but to be educated, capable of at least reading and writing. He wishes to be more than a minor footnote in his family’s history, and seeks to increase the wealth of his lands, and expand his House’s power and legacy.

His record of service to you has been without issue, but has openly expressed that he sees you as little more than an overbearing suzerain, constantly forcing him to raise his own levies before yours. He holds disdain for Lord Oswald and Lord Isar IV, who he sees an uncouth brutes.

Fiefs

Everwarm

Fair [18,000 people (15,000 from fief, 3,000 from infrastructure), 4.6 crops per person, +.7% growth ]

Some Resources [ + 7,000 bullis ]

Advanced Infrastructure [ +3,000 starting pop., +1,500 bullis, +600 crops, +.2% growth ]

Great Manor

Stone Walls

Sunfields

Fair [18,000 people (15,000 from fief, 3,000 from infrastructure), 4.6 crops per person, +.7% growth ]

Sparse Resources [ + 3,000 bullis ]

Advanced Infrastructure [ +3,000 starting pop., +1,500 bullis, +600 crops, +.2% growth ]

Fortified Manor

Wooden Walls

Spring Grove

Fair [18,000 people (15,000 from fief, 3,000 from infrastructure), 4.6 crops per person, +.7% growth ]

Some Resources [ + 7,000 bullis ]

Advanced Infrastructure [ +3,000 starting pop., +1,500 bullis, +600 crops, +.2% growth ]

Fortified Manor

Wooden Walls

Blossom Hall

Fair [18,000 people (15,000 from fief, 3,000 from infrastructure), 4.6 crops per person, +.7% growth ]

Some Resources [ + 7,000 bullis ]

Advanced Infrastructure [ +3,000 starting pop., +1,500 bullis, +600 crops, +.2% growth ]

Fortified Manor

Stone Walls

Riverside

Fair [18,000 people (15,000 from fief, 3,000 from infrastructure), 4.6 crops per person, +.7% growth ]

Some Resources [ + 7,000 bullis ]

Advanced Infrastructure [ +3,000 starting pop., +1,500 bullis, +600 crops, +.2% growth ]

Fortified Manor

Wooden Walls

Littledale

Fair [18,000 people (15,000 from fief, 3,000 from infrastructure), 4.6 crops per person, +.7% growth ]

Some Resources [ + 7,000 bullis ]

Advanced Infrastructure [ +3,000 starting pop., +1,500 bullis, +600 crops, +.2% growth ]

Wooden Manor

Wooden Palisade

Military

600 Knights [ Plate Armour, Lance, Longsword, Horse, Horse Armour ]

880 Horsemen [ Leather Armour, Spear, Shortsword, Horse ]

1,000 Pikemen [ Leather Armour, Pike ]

1,000 Swordsmen [ Mail Armour, Longsword ]

1,000 Crossbowmen [ Leather Armour, Crossbow, Shortsword ]

122 Ladders

11 Battering Ram

211 Trebuchets

Lordship Receipts

Total Population: 108,000 [ 18,000 from Everwarm, 18,000 from Sunfields, 18,000 from Spring Grove, 18,000 from Blossom Hall, 18,000 from Riverside, 18,000 from Littledale ]

Population in Towns: 0

Crops per Annum: 500,400 [ 108,000 * 4.6 = 496,800, + 3,600 from infrastructure ]

Total Growth Bonus: 5.4%

Income per Annum: 155,000 bullis [ 108,000 from taxation, 38,000 from resources, 9,000 from infrastructure ]

Current Treasury: 155,000 bullis

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[ The crest of House Claw; a passant black bear over an icy blue field. It is meant to show the most ferocious animal of its land, and the origin of their namesake. Their motto is ‘Protect with Courage.’ ]

Lord Isar IV Claw is the lord of Isendale, Frostfield, Bearwood, and Haldr's Cliffs. He is age 46, tall of height, heavy in weight of muscle, light of complexion, black of hair, and green of eye. He is married to Lady Ida, age 36, born to a Knightly house under his own. He has two sons [ Isar, age 20, Daniel, age 15 ] and one daughter [ Meredith, age 18 ]. He has two sisters [ Lyra, age 48, Anna, age 43 ], both of whom are married, and with children of their own.

House Claw was formed when Isar, the first of his name, gathered the mercenaries he lead, and defeated a force of invading Giants. As a reward, he was granted the expanse of tundra-land he helped to defend by the then-ruler of House Harvestar. They have ruled and tilled the land ever since, with a tradition that the eldest born son and heir of the House always be named Isar, that they might not forget their forefather.

Lord Isar IV himself is a beast of a man, standing six feet tall, and weighing over two-hundred pounds. He glories in battle, and has not failed once to meet any invading Giants head-on alongside House Harvestar. He has been able to impress much on his eldest son, Isar Jr., and the boy takes after him in many ways, save for a degree of maturity and temperance that only age brings.

But Lord Isar dotes on his eldest son to the neglect of his younger, Daniel. The boy has shown little interest in battle, glory, or seemingly anything. He locks himself away in his room instead, and reads whatever books he can get his hands on, or fiddle with an abacus and parchment. If ever seen, he appears gloomy, and speaks only in mumbles.

His daughter, Meredith, is unfortunately not a comely lass, and though he wishes to marry her to Lord Oswald’s son [ the two Lords are close friends ], the two children do not like each other, and both wish to go out on their own ways. Meredith is a very pious girl, and wishes to become a nun in Bernwick.

Lord Isar married his wife when she was just sixteen. At the time, Isar had lost his wife, who did not bear him a child. The two have never really warmed to each other, and do not even sleep in the same bed of late.

Lord Isar’s record of service to you as been excellent in combat, and he gets along well with Lord Oswald, but shares a rivalry with Lord Eadric.

Fiefs

Isendale

Infertile [ 8,000 pop. ( 7,000 from fief, 1,000 from infrastructure ), 4.4 crops per person, +.5% growth ]

Sparse Resources [ + 3,000 bullis ]

Improved Infrastructure [ + 1,000 starting pop., + 500 bullis, + 200 crops, +.1% growth ]

Stone Manor

Stone Wall

Frostfield

Infertile [ 7,000 pop., 4.4 crops per person, +.5% growth ]

Resourceless

Basic Infrastructure

Stone Manor

Stone Wall

Bearwood

Scrubland [ 3,000 pop., 4.2 crops per person, +.3% growth

Sparse Resources [ + 3,000 bullis ]

Basic Infrastructure

Stone Manor

Stone Wall

Haldr's Cliffs

Scrubland [ 3,000 pop., 4.2 crops per person, +.3% growth

Sparse Resources [ + 3,000 bullis ]

Basic Infrastructure

Wooden Manor

Wooden Palisade

Military

205 Mounted Hunters [ Leather Armour, Longbow, Spear, Horse ]

900 Sheildwallman [ Leather Armour, Spear, Javelin ]

220 Longbowmen [ Leather Armour, Longbow, Shortsword ]

10 Ladders

3 Battering Rams

4 Catapults

Lordship Receipts

Total Population: 21,000 pop. [ 8,000 from Isendale, 7,000 from Frostfield, 3,000 from Bearwood, 3,000 from Haldr's Cliffs ]

Population in Towns: 0

Crops per Annum: 91,400 [ 15,000 * 4.4 = 66,000, 6,000 * 4.2 = 25,200, + 200 from infrastructure ]

Total Growth Bonus: 1.7%

Income per Annum: 27,500 bullis [ 21,000 from taxation, 6,000 from resources, 500 from infrastructure ]

Current Treasury: 27,500 bullis

[Flooby Badoop]

Cale Tucker said
No, I thought you were talking about something else. And what about crops?

Ah, sorry, I misread your excel sheet. I was looking at the messy one, and thought you had already paid your troops their crops, which you don't need to just starting out.

[So Boerd]

Floobeh, are my family points good? I keep getting different totals whenever I count.

[Flooby Badoop]

So Boerd said
Floobeh, are my family points good? I keep getting different totals whenever I count.

They were good when I first looked at them, but it seems you changed them. Some of them are difficult to tell which category they belong to. A helpful label would make it easier. ;)

EDIT: Nevermind, double-checked it, it's 54. You've got six points to axe.