Spoiler: XP
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For gaining a fuller understanding of the world and making initial choices about how to proceed you all gain 800 XP.


According to the Baron he's been here a day and a half and can likely be trusted to remain hidden. After all, given the number and variety of people here the Ottoman's could not be sure he wasn't a local even if they found him. He has been pointing out maps, charts and the like to the baron who has been planning while you were out doing diplomacy.

According to his calculations and reckonings, the most important farmland was the common and the fields closest to the villag,e many of which were transported with you and now lie to the south in this new world. Provided the ottoman's can be convinced to shrink the garrison soon, you are not required to tithe and Mama helps out a little with druid magic to prevent disease setting in you should be able to feed your people. The stew will certainly be a little thin but none will starve.

Mama

With at least some of the soldiers as interested in you as you are in them you begin to learn their language. There are some false starts as it seems many soldiers speak a different language among themselves, or even maybe several different languages among different groups but over the next few days you learn to string together some broken Turkish sentences. You also notice they never eat between dawn and dusk

You are also greeted by Sarah who has given birth to a healthy little girl, she seems frazzled by everthing but largely OK. Staying in and resting a lot as she tends to the little one.

Onotr

You spend the next four days scrounging together the components to put together the translation aids, and then if you so desire imbueing them with magic to aid understanding and comprehension. It is somewhat unremarkable compare to what came before but the objects you create may be key to many more paths.

Samuel and Emlin

You're a little more free to spend your time as you please, you notice the baron has avoided conversation regarding Samuels elevation unless confronted and for the most part continues to concern himself with his duties ensuring both that you're people break no rules and that none of the soldiers trespass to much.