Hi General Marius, sorry for my delayed reply (I was absent for 4 weeks).
> what is there to harvest?
Alas, nothing. According to the plot, it's currently spring; the fields are just being plowed. (And due to the game's limited technology in this regard, it remains spring eternally.)
> In Teudogar it says in the info how good your are at crafting but what sort of crafts can you learn?
This stat mainly refers to your ability to repair your weapons/armor, and weave cloth and the like.
I admit the whole handcraft section in Teudogar is pretty thin; I did much to extend that in DARGHUL, but yes, there's not much you can do in Teudogar.
Part of it is cultural, though: This was an aristocratic, warlike culture, much similar to the Roman or Greek one: Work was for slaves. It was demeaning to work. A free man, unless crippled, ought to fight and win slaves instead of doing any work himself.
I think this was a real conviction in most Indo-European cultures; as far as I remember, Aristotle, Cicero, and Seneca were all full of scorn whenever they mentioned workers; the only thing worthwhile was virtue, which was understood as a noble warrior's braveness, self-control, and gentlemanliness, but never as dedication to manual work, since only war, politics and perhaps law were considered worthy fields of action for a free man (unless one was extremely poor).
