Every turn is a season. With one turn a week, 13 game years go by in a real
year. With two turns a week, 26 game years go by in a real year.

It would be nice for the game to move faster, but turns have to represent a
short enough period time that players can react to each others' actions.

A region is approximately 250 miles across. Each region thus takes ten days to
cross at 25 miles per day. Thus, 3 regions a month and 24 regions a year may be
crossed.

Section 3: Character Scale

Each player controls no more than a handful of heroes. Each hero may have
subordinates that are not very controllable.

Perhaps a player starts with one hero and can create another each turn for four
turns and then no more heroes can be created unless one dies.


Section 4: Action Scale

Since turns are a season in length, orders are tuned to make sense in that
scale.

Heroes can be given fairly detailed instructions. However, orders strive to be
non-programmatic. The more common a task, the less like C the order should
look.

Followers can only be given broad orders, perhaps only one per season. Heroes
do receive reports on the things that a follower sees or does.

Possible follower orders are:
	FOLLOW		: causes a follower to follow her hero
	STAY		: causes a follower to stop following her hero
	DISBAND		: releases a follower from the service of her hero

Some follower orders are restricted to certain types of follower:
	TRAIN		: causes a follower to train something
	RECRUIT		: causes a follower to recruit something
	BUILD		: causes a follower to build something
	GUARD		: causes a militant follower to guard a location