Easy enough to do for Dark season of 1619, much trickier for 1620 if there's any left after both sides have been foraging for a year. If the siege had lasted into Dark season of 1621 I reckon the defenders would have frozen to death.
>> Do they cut peat on the Fellmoor?
>Yes, this is too good to miss. The best time to cut peat is during
>early Fire Season - do we raid today or do we go cut peat so we
>don't freeze our bits off in Dark Season. My memories of peat
>cutting are that the peat is cut stacked nearby (with lots of air
>gaps, in a shape that sheds water outwards, any mythic opportunities
>here?) and left to dry for a year or more. Wet peat is extremely
>heavy compared with dry peat.
>
>And burning peat gives off lots and lots of smoke and quite a
>pleasant (to me anyway) smell!
How do you see the Orlanthi preventing the Lunars taking or destroying all these peat stacks?
-- Donald Oddy http://www.grove.demon.co.uk/
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