Income sources

Cattle £100/year (typical source)

Copper mine £40/year (lesser source)

Trade £13/year from 1218 (sublesser source)

With the new magi joining, this is not sufficient. With the new trading business it is not very far off, and the stocks mean that it is not an urgent concern.

1221

• The loot from the Barrow of the undead gave approximately £500, less 25% share paid to the Lord of Clonmacnoise and 10% donation to the Church giving an increase of £325 to the Covenant accounts. 1 Pound 7 shilling spent on Classic Greek language book.

1220

1219

• Spreadsheet
• The loot from the dragon in Nenagh gave approximately £200, less the share paid to the mercenaries. This is counted as a pure silver income, assuming that, in the long run, the silverware, jewelry, and garments will save costs by replacing necessary purchases whether for consumption or for gifts.

1218

• Spreadsheet
• Richard joined the covenant with his mercenaries, but they are assumed to be self-sufficient, and they are therefore not included in the accounts.

1217

• Spreadsheet