I recently started playing clear sky for the first time and the game wouldnt bring reinforcements to capture the southern farmstead to move into Cordon. I struggled for a couple hours with it and found that in the old church west of the farm, a bunch of clear sky members got bundled up and were stuck. One nade later and it fixed everything for some reason. Back on track lol. Just wanted to share, I seen others getting stuck here
Hi folks! My PCs are unexpectedly going to be getting into a little cosmic horror as they are pursuing an escaped husk to the place where he originated. This caught me a little bit off guard, and I was wondering if anyone has a nice map for this particular Farmstead, as I'm really pressed for time this week.
Thank you for any assistance fellow DMs :)
(Posted with permission - and x-posted from permies.com)
We have 40 acres - 34 wooded, 6 cleared.. it's a half mile deep plot of land running between other large plots that are 90% forested. this was supposed to be our "forever home", but my company is relocating me to their Oregon office, so we have to say goodbye.
With the infrastructure and features we have, and our proximity to Nashville, Columbia, Murfreesboro, Franklin, and Clarksville (we're more or less an hour from all of those cities) - our market analysis results have ranged from $599k to $800k ..
We had a realtor who we asked to do a CMA for us approach with the idea of a church from out of state buying it and turning it into a summer camp for disadvantaged kids. they were offering over $700k, but they wanted to clear the forest, bring in horses, pigs, sheep, goats, alpacas, ducks, add more cabins, put in a commercial kitchen, and cycle a dozen kids in and out every 3 weeks to give them a "full country experience", which would generally ruin the very quiet/peaceful nature of this valley - and cause half the neighbors to protest/move.. So I haven't pursued that option.. I would rather the land go to someone who'll treat it with respect and care.
And of course, if we skip using realtors, I can afford to sell lower since they won't take 7% off the top.
The house and guest house are on an artesian water supply - it's been bubbling out of the ground since the 60s at least, when this place was a trout fishery. Trout tanks are still present, but not in working condition. Price is prohibitive to restore them.
We have never used chemicals in the 7+ years we've lived here, nor had the people who lived here 20 years before we bought.. Chickens and goats are fed organic grain and hay as well.. The land is pure. "Better than organic", but not certified organic.
House is 2270 sq ft. 3 BRs. each bedroom has an ensuite bathroom, and walk-in closet. the master bedroom has two walk-ins. The bathrooms have heated marble floors. Center of the house is a great room with cathedral ceiling. The beams for the greatroom as well as the boards on all the walls were milled from tulip poplar wood cut here on the property when the house was constructed in the late 70s. The 4th corner of the 'big square' is a large den/office.
Half basement that is semi-finished. Laundry is in the basement, and we use it for storage.
Main house has three woodburning stoves - two on main floor (one is an old style wood-fired kitch
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