And "Wet Goods, Dry Goods" may have just hit my top stop for favorite
Active Measure.
The Moot article is also a pretty good intro to how long a noble
bureaucracy would take, and gives me an idea of how many nobles there
should be in a given region (and the 1 per exponent rule gives a
pretty good, if somewhat wonky, guideline).

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