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SÆLIG

(Old English: blessed, fortunate, prosperous, happy)
880 A.D.
England.
At its core SÆLIG is a trading and management game centred around the accumulation of wealth, and the prosperity of your household. You will be in charge of managing the life and affairs of a young Anglo-Saxon in the kingdom of Wessex, a kingdom at constant war with Vikings. It is in this world that you must find a way to thrive, and make a name for your family.
SÆLIG also incorporates many role-playing and simulation features, including: relationships, buffs, skills, health, missions, needs, character based interactions, and direct character control.
There are numerous ways you can live your life, each one brings both risk and reward

Find love, and start a family.
Start a business, hire workers, and produce the goods that people need, as well as luxury items.
Make your fortune by trading between towns.
Head a gang of thieves and take what you want.
Sabotage your competition and monopolize goods.
Accept and carry out missions to deliver goods around the map.

Some other key features

A living, breathing world, where each character is trying to survive and prosper.
Each character has their own life from start to finish and has the potential to shape the world around them, just like you.
Live through several generations – when you die, you can continue as your one of your children.
Dynamic seasons and weather that affects the world around you.
Lots of different types of buildings to purchase and upgrade.
Fires and diseases have the potential to not only decimate your home, but also towns and villages all over the map.
Living economy - nothing simply exists, everything is made and consumed by the population.

SÆLIG is not feature complete and at this point there is currently no construction or land ownership, instead you can only buy buildings. These features will be added once I have fleshed out other base mechanics.
(Linux version coming after initial release)

Update 30 - Many things and some stuff

Well hello, fancy seeing you here.

I would like to introduce you to Update 30, it's quite neat and has some goodies to offer.

Goodies

A new larger house called a Homestead. It has more beds than a standard house and has a garden upgrade. The garden upgrade allows you and your family to harvest small amounts of fruits, vegetables, and eggs throughout the year.
Another new type of house called a Longhouse. It is primarily designed as something to sink money into as it's stupid expensive to build and upgrade. You can build walls around it, plant a garden (see above), and also raise some animals (like the garden upgrade but meat and wool).
Owners of a Longhouse can host a feast which if done correctly will make you the most popular person in town.
You can now train other people in skills that you are better than them at.
You can now transfer workers more easily from other nearby businesses that you own.
Sheds! You can now develop small and large plots into sheds to store all your goodies.
Two new achievements.
Corruption and criminal record now have a great influence on your life. However if you are generous enough with the church they can fix this for you.
Major changes to how prices adjust. This should fix some strange prices that some people noticed.
A new cart for the final level of cart upgrade. When you ride this one you sit up front, like a pro.

Less Good, Goodies

A few UI changes to make certain things more obvious.
Fixed the spelling issues.
Fixed a bug where you would lose relationship with child workers when they grow up.
Fixed broken controls after using first person as a lady with a dress (yes, this was an actual bug).
Fixed a bug where you could not catch an outlaw if you were a watchman.
Fixed a bug where crime reports at the end of the day could be incorrect.
You can no longer offload random items into an empty plot.
Some new notifications.
You can now properly hire your family for free again.
Wood cutters will now properly sell wood.
Fixed some exploits.
Fixed an issue where people would rent your houses then leave then rent your houses again.
People will now eat more food from their own houses.
Various other bug fixes.