r/WanderingInn

so in volume 9 they say lionette is to young to have a kid.

At 8 days a week and 4 months a season there is roughly 512 to 640 days in a year.

That would mean an 18 year old in inn world is 25.2 to 31.5 years old.

This would mean lionette would have had a kid at 14 on earth, if mrsha was hers.

Using 18 via Earth years vs 18 as wandering inn years to start having kids, if the average is 3 kids surviving to adulthood per family it takes 102 years to increase the population 10x by earth years.

If wandering inn years is used but on earths time schedule it takes 142 years to increase the population 10x.

At the rate of people dying in the wandering inn world seems impossible for the population to be sustainable.

Only goblin and antinum birth rate seems to make sense!

I recently discovered TWI after a number of years reading fantasy. Even online. I thought I came across a hidden gem only to find that this was actually quite popular and that it's been running for 10 years. I don't know many stories that can retain popularity for that long. Heck, not even just stories, but ANYTHING in the entertainment industry with how many new things are being made.

Was TWI like an instant hit from back then, or was it like Worm that only really blew up a lot later into its run, I believe Worm blew up just before it ended? I know TWI isn't over, but did something similar happen here?

Hello all! I am just now finishing up book 1, but I own books 1-3... and now 6... on audible. If you're working your way through the series and see this post in the next 8-10 hours, take a peek at aubible! Not sure why, but it was $0.00 to buy!