Difference between revisions of "Roads (TWS2)"
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| − | <p>Roads improve the movement of armies and agents, and increase economic growth in a province. Everything moves faster thanks to the improved surface. This also improves the replenishment rate of casualties. The comings and goings along the road are also carefully watched, meaning that line of sight is improved also.</p> | + | <p>Roads improve the movement of armies and agents, and increase economic growth in a province. Everything moves faster thanks to the improved surface. This also improves the replenishment rate of casualties. The comings and goings along the road are also carefully watched, meaning that the line-of-sight is improved also.</p> |
| − | <p>While roads improve movement, this was not necessarily what the rulers of Japan wanted. Although they may not have | + | <p>While roads improve movement, this was not necessarily what the rulers of Japan wanted. Although they may not have realized it, the daimyo relied upon their people to maintain their power and wealth. While trade might be welcome, the population could not be allowed to move freely; otherwise they might simply leave, in search of a better lord. Such a turn of events was unthinkable. Travel, therefore, was made more difficult than might be expected, to keep the people in their proper place. The free movement of armies was one thing; the free movement of farmers was quite another!</p> |
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Latest revision as of 07:36, 26 November 2024
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| See main article; FotS Buildings | |
Description
Where one foot has trodden, another may follow with certainty.
Roads improve the movement of armies and agents, and increase economic growth in a province. Everything moves faster thanks to the improved surface. This also improves the replenishment rate of casualties. The comings and goings along the road are also carefully watched, meaning that the line-of-sight is improved also.
While roads improve movement, this was not necessarily what the rulers of Japan wanted. Although they may not have realized it, the daimyo relied upon their people to maintain their power and wealth. While trade might be welcome, the population could not be allowed to move freely; otherwise they might simply leave, in search of a better lord. Such a turn of events was unthinkable. Travel, therefore, was made more difficult than might be expected, to keep the people in their proper place. The free movement of armies was one thing; the free movement of farmers was quite another!
