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Rolled 39, 99, 96 = 234 (3d100)

>>12460

Name: Vyriah

Race (Determines bonuses): Gnome

Color: (Determined map color): Blue

Fluff (Determines bonuses): Long ago, actually not that long ago, a group of merchants found a ruined city upon the edge of the isles. Curious they began to explore the ruined city seemingly floating on the edge of the world. What they saw amazed them, even if they couldn't understand 90% of what they saw. They believed that this city could actually be self sufficient even on the open air! Well one thing led to another and with a mix of mistakes and terrible decisions the city took off into the open air! Now then, how do you fly this thing?

Government Type (Determines some stats): Merchant Republic

Economy Type (Determines some stats): Free Market

Religion (Determines magic): Worship god of the Open sky, Mercantilism, and knowledge.

Location: The Open Sky

Population: (25.4) (1.1/turn)

Food: (Very Stable)

Raw Currency: (8) (27/turn)

Legitimacy: (Stable)

Culture: (11)

Industry: (21)

Unique Buildings: Vyriah [Floating], [Farming platform], [Mercantile Dock Platform] [Shipyard Platform] [GnomU] Embassy [Morgaz], [Foundry Platform], [Factory Platform]

Defenses: Tower Network [Very Large]

Military Units: 3 Vyriah'n Airships [Strong]; 1 Vyriah'n Guard Platoons [Medium], Vyrian Mad Scientist Cohort [Very Strong+][Clever], 2 Storm Guard Platoons [Epic+][Resist]

Resources/Quantity: Strato-Birds [Sustainable]; Stone [Lots]; Iron [Sustainable][Market]; Dirt [Massive], Coal [Sustainable][Market], Gems [Sustainable][Market], Ioun [Sustainable][Market], Flux [Sustainable][Market], Steel [Sustainable], Darksteel [A little]

Magic/Spells: (Gnomish Stratocasting) (Spell: Summon Food) (Spell: Storm [Simple])(Add spell: Rain [Good])

Technology: (Stone, Wood, Gems) Aerial Warfare [Basic], Aerial Defense [Basic], Proprietary Airships [Average]], Empiricism [Average], Advanced Hulls [Simple], Gravity Construction [Basic], Magi-Storm Propulsion [Average], Magi-Storm Theory [Good], Counter-Espionage [Simple], Morgazian Air-War [Average], Civil Defense [Primitive], Magi-Storm Omni-Cannons [Average], Rationalization [Average], Standardization [Average], Magi-Storm Effect Weaponry [Very Simple, Bureaucracy [Primitive], Bombardment [Simple], Metallurgy [Good]

Trade route: Air Dwarves [Medium; +3 industry / +3/currency/turn] Dominion [Mediocre; +1 industry; +3 currency/turn] Patchwork Republic. [Medium; +1 industry / +4/currency/turn; +.1/pop/turn]

Territory: (1)

Bonuses:

1. Mobile: Your base of operations is effectively modular without end. You can continue to add additions and revisions to it so long as resources exist. You can also move your your capital to make it slightly harder to find, but trade may be impacted.

2. Merchant-Nomads: You can buy most things relatively easy, so long as you have the money. It is also easier for you to make money, generally.

Eccentricities:

1. Everyone Hates Gnomes: Gnomes are physically weak in combat, and are easily kicked, punched, or abused. All of your combat rolls in melee suffer a -1 penalty.

1-3. Now it is time to build the first of an era of new ships. A hull made of pure steel, powered by Magi-Storm propulsion, armed with long range Omni-Cannons and Heavy Magi-Storm effect weapons. Weapons that can change the direction they are facing! Created with gravity construction technology and new technologies we could we could not have even begun to dream of a hundred years ago. Today begins the first day of construction in the shipyard platform on the new dawn on Vyriah'n ship production. The new Stormtide Battleship! [Begin construction of the first Stromtide Battleship, an Ironclad with pivoting Omni-Cannon ship weapons and pivoting heavy Magi-Storm effect weapons for anti-swarm and anti-flying creature support. Sink 20 gold to help construction start up. Get the mad Scientists to help fix any kinks in the design, make improvements, and get them doing something and not blowing up a lab]

Rolled 6, 7, 2, 5, 10, 7, 8, 10, 8, 2, 6 = 71 (11d10)

>>12460

>Addendum

11 Mobilized Airships also decide to bombard the Santerian Mountain via improvised gunnery. It would be well worth the loss of any clockworkmen to disrupt whatever industry or troop formations they have underground.

Rolled 94, 29, 98 = 221 (3d100)

[Morph][Order of the Advent]

http://pastebin.com/wGkYEbjx

Population: (20.5) (1.4/turn)

Food: (Very Stable)

Raw Currency: (13) (+8/turn)

Legitimacy: (Very Stable)

Culture: 5

Industry: 6

Unique Buildings: [Council Hall of the Advent][Government];[Tinyburg][Town];[Northpoint Fortress][Fortress];[First National Port of Ethos][Port];

Defenses: Wooden Walls [Simple]

Military Units: [Vincent][Very Strong+][Flight]; 2 [Meli, Dez][Very Strong]; 6 [Xenon, Tinsel, Cain, Regent, Lem, Fitzgerald][Medium]

Resources/Quantity: Copper [Sustainable]; Gems [Sustainable]; Iron [Sustainable]; Wood [Strained]; Gold [Some]; Rubies [Some]; Steel [Sustainable]; Stone [Sustainable][x2]; Silver [Sustainable]

Magic/Spells: [Morph Pluralist: Average] (spells: Arche's Fist [Simple])

Technology: [Steel];[Metallurgy, Good];[Diplomacy, Average];[Communication, Simple];[Electricity, Primitive]

Trade Routes: [none]

Territory: (4)

Bonuses:

1. Resources can work differently for you. You may absorb their properties easily without a roll; this can be used to upgrade or change units in some way. This consumes the resources.

2. Adaptable: Generally, most technology can be adopted by you without penalty. Size and other considerations do not bear, and the Morph are clever enough to make modifications.

Eccentricities:

1. Ice is Bad: The Morph aren't a big fan of ice, as it causes them to die. (If ice is deployed in some way in combat, you suffer -2 to combat rolls.)

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[Progress]

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1. The [Gold, Some] is converted to raw currency due to an upcoming payment that would require large sums of money. Using electric powered smelters, the process should be streamlined.[Convert [Gold, Some] to [Raw Currency]]

-[Metallurgy, Good]

-[Electricity, Primitive]

-[Gold, Some]

2,3. The Order was quite pleased with development. Despite the wars to the west and certain… internal struggles, morph technology had entered a golden age as many defensive and cultural advancements had been made. The war to the west had, of course, brought concern to the safety and stability of The Order, and talk of a defensive strategy was brought forward. Ivan, chief morph for weaponization of science and technologies, had deigned blueprint for a weapon to be piloted by two morphs. One would be stored in a morph battery cell, the other would pilot the vehicle. In addition, a second morph battery cell is refitted to run on biofuels. Corpses from the battlefield are able to be recycled through the suit to reduce the strain put upon the battery morph. Ivan's [Peacekeeper MK I] was agreed to be put into development. In addition, advanced tech specialists would later be called forth to assist on the device. Both long range and short range capabilities would be utilized in its creation. Using the energy from the morph batteries, robust blasters would be fitted to launch the energy as well as canons powered by [Arche's Fist, Simple] that use a press component to launch metal projectiles. In addition, a large melee weapon is to be mounted to one arm and electrically charged to conduct electricity. Any modifications to the system by the aid will be allowed so long as they advance the technology and further progress. [Build Peacekeeper MK I]

To Be Used:

-Copper [Sustainable]

-Gems [Sustainable]

-Iron [Sustainable]

-Wood [Strained]

-Rubies [Some]

-Steel [Sustainable]

-Silver [Sustainable]

-Tech: [Steel]

-Tech: [Electricity, Primitive]

-Tech: [Metallurgy, Simple] (For alloying stronger chassis parts)

>>12460

>>12462

>>12429

After reading through he treaty and finding it acceptable it is signed and a reply is put below.

Now that the old regimes that hold responsibility for fanning the flames of war are over, and the truths revealed that make peace a reality we can come to this day and sign this treaty.

>>12460

>>12462

>>12429

After reading through he treaty and finding it acceptable it is signed and a reply is put below.

Now that the old regimes that hold responsibility for fanning the flames of war are over, and the truths revealed that make peace a reality we can come to this day and sign this treaty.

Rolled 98, 7, 62 = 167 (3d100)

>>12460

Name: Kingdom of Suniria

Race (Determines bonuses): Humans

Color: (Determined map color): Orange

Fluff (Determines bonuses): The Suniri were once a disparate and scattered people, living in tribes or small family group on Gul until they were united. Granix, the Bear King. Granix had solved the riddles inherent in making metal weapons, and even more the magic of mastering the body.

Hundreds of competing warlords fell to his blade, until one day he was betrayed by his best friend. Silvgar the Rat. Granix was taken into the home of his foremost rival, and despite the rescue party being mustered and sent forth, presumed to be dead. It was not so. When the party arrived, the rivals fortress was burning and his head on a pike in Granix's hands.The people were amazed because except for minor nicks and cuts, Granix was unharmed. When asked how he survived without armor or weapons Granix answered, "Is it the sword, or the hand the wields it that has true power?"

Government Type (Determines some stats): merit based Monarchy. The strongest, smartest and most powerful rules, period.

Economy Type (Determines some stats): For the most part people buy what they want and build what they want. The king let's them pursue their own ends until someone does something wrong or a pressing need must be met.

Religion (Determines magic):The Gods are distant and capricious, they rarely answer prayers and mostly look upon the world for entertainment. Life should be lived by the strength of your steel and the strength of you arm. If you do well the Gods will notice you, whether you want them too or not.

Location:Gul

Population: (12) (+1/turn)

Food: Good

Raw Currency: (16) (+3/turn)

Legitimacy: Good

Culture: (5)

Industry: (5)

Unique Buildings: Hall of the Kings; Great Forge (1/10)

Defenses: Stone Walls [Large]

Military Units: 5 [Sunniri Swordsmen][very strong]; 2 unit [Sunniri Berserkers][Very Strong][Raging]; 2 [Sunniri Shield Maidens][Strong])

Resources/Quantity: Stone [Sustainable]; Copper [Sustainable]; Iron [Sustainable]; Steel [Sustainable]; Dark Iron [Unmined}

Magic/Spells: (The Way of Granix) (spells: Strengthen Unit)

Technology: Metallurgy [Average]; Professional Armies [Simple]; Drill [Simple]; Equipment [Simple]

Trade Routes: [none initially]

Territory: (3)

Bonuses:

1. The Riddle of Steel: You get +1 to all combat rolls to everything – except aerial combat. The penalty is waved if actually manage to engage your ground units with aerial opposition somehow (such as jumping).

2. This You Can Trust: You may reroll unit recruitment once if it below 50.

Eccentricities:

1. States Can't Climb Hills: You have trouble with 'civilized' life. You suffer a general penalty to any technology relating to nation building or statecraft.

1.It is time to expand! To reclaim lands lost for ages to other, lesser tribes. It is time to drive them before us and hear the lamentations of their weak and soft women! We shall give the gods their sport and honor our ancestors!

2. Continue work on the Great Forge! For once it is done we shall makes arms and armor like no other! Indeed every day we delay less can be made quickly. So do not insult our smiths by drinking and wasting their time, build!

+Metallurgy Average

+Stone

+Iron

+Steel

+Industry 5

3. Have the shaman and wise men learn the Ways of Granix better. Our People can only do a fraction of what he did, and that is not enough! We shame ourselves in our dullness and weakness. We must be stronger!

Rolled 1 (1d10)

>>12462

1 Shadow Walker [Very Strong]

The machine men are slow, and stupid, whistles- they follow them without question. They walk by the butchered corpses of their former masters without a glance. But in the end they grasp as only shadows now.

Amusing.

>>12467

Within the distance you see a thin figure in filthy red, it is the diplomat Violac, he tells of a horrible invasion from short men and machine things. He begs refuge, and that they return their leader Hannah- as her fate is unknown.. He then provides you their location.

>>12470

"Ah yes, Hannah, I recall a plain and seemingly young woman at the meeting of nations. Come inside and we will talk away from prying ears" So the diplomat is carried from the edge of Gul to the Throne Sanctum where they talk for an hour before reaching a conclusion.

"Your leader will become Viceroy of Santareia empowered by The Throne. This will protect you under the treaty we have just signed, we will deliver you from this crisis my friend. Farewell"

>>12462

Tablets inscribed with what has just happened arrives at the front and at the capital of the Technocracy. "By law the Santareians now serve The Throne and so are protected under the treaty by being an extension of His Glory, Good fortune to you and yours"

>>12468

spend 6 gold to mitigate on action 2 ffs you drunkards

>>12472

"Good. These lands are now rightful property of the Dwarves by right of conquest.

The Santerian subjects are free to emigrate from Dwarven lands and return to proper Dominion territory at any time."

Rolled 16, 53 = 69 (2d100)

Name: Angle Confederation

Race: Primarily human (Living)

Color: Pink A on Black

Fluff: The Angle Confederation was founded by a group of merchant crews turned smugglers and later, pirates. Seeking a life with less of the more troublesome decrees of those that would call themselves the masters of others, the Confederation vanished into the wilderness. In time, the Confederation was forced to turn to smuggling and piracy for hire to survive, though they often produce a healthy variety of alcoholic brews that are almost a form of defacto currency. The Confederation is highly dependent upon outside sources for technology to keep their air ships in working order, and is often forced to improvise during military situations.

Elves are often considered to be the main foe of the Angle Confederation, as most view them as stuck up Imperialists that seek to enslave their kin, though a small number of elves have come to live among the Confederation. Most are eventually broken of their superior attitude by a seemingly coordinated series of pranks or quickly say a number of rude things as they leave.

Best described by outsiders as 'a bunch of drunken smugglers, pirates, farmers and moonshiners', the Confederation still holds to a rough code of internal and external conduct. One must serve the Confederation to earn the right to vote or own land. One must own land to seek office in the Republic.

Government Type: Militaristic Confederate Republic.

Economy Type: Semi-cooperative Free Market. Food is often shared, but most barter services in return.

Religion: The Angle Confederation often recognizes the Four Winds as dieties, but above them worships a great bird (exact bird is a matter of a number of honor duels) known as Maliel the Wise. She is said to have been a source of wisdom and knowledge to the first Captain of the Angle Confederation. A number of lesser superstitions are known to exist among different families.

Location: Orgul

[Courtier of Necro Imperialis]

Necro's Stats: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1BCa5hJHfN0I9_XSkYqusYJRgRoBED49vqmVuqBKgFRA/edit

Angle-specific Things:

>>Population: 7 (+1/turn)

>>Unique Buildings

Oakwell [Town][Lightly Fortified]

Unnamed Hamlet [Hamlet]

>>Military

+ Confederate Irregulars [Very Strong]

>>Technology

Urban Pacification [Primitive]

>>Ribwall Expeditionary Force

+ 2 Confederate Irregulars [Very Strong]

+ 5 [Airship-T56- Springbok MK23][Very Strong]

+ 2 Cosmopolitan Undead Hordes [Very Strong+]

+ 1 Undead Warmages [Strong];

+ 2 Mobilized Skeletal Hordes [Very Strong]

+ 2 Mobilized Skeletal Mage [Medium]

+ 24 Mobilized Multi-Purpose Skeleton Formations [Very Strong]

1.

The Ribwall Expeditionary Force dismounts the airships of the Necro Imperialis before advancing on the Roboczyal Capitol.

2.

Back on Orgul Major, expansion around the hamlet continues! (Expansion, 3/10)

Rolled 59 (1d100)

Morgaz's device roll.

>>12474

>>12472

"In addition, we will continue to send yet more clockworkmen to protect our underground interests in these parts.

It is unfortunate, but if we happen to find any Santerians interloping on our rightful land, we will have to defend our territory by any means necessary."

Rolled 14, 6, 43 = 63 (3d100)

1. Continue building the township of Pegal (8/10)

2. Kali continues to seek to strengthen every single Sculpted through their connection to Gaia and Earth Magic (6/8)

3. Scry for any nearby traces of Raw Magic. Perhaps there is some on the island still or perhaps rifts don't appear just in the air but under ground as well.

http://pastebin.com/AKD7Tva1

[Morph][Order of the Advent] Visiting [Morgaz]

Vincent approached the large gate of the Morgazian empire. Cain and Tinsel had been here previously. Ugh, Tinsel. The worst of the bunch. She was an awful diplomat and an even worse combatant. Vincent expanded his hand and gave a sharp knock on the door. Returning his hand to its regular size, he put it to the side and waited.

[[Addendum correction – Missed mobilizations. Sculpted/Kaldor]]

>>You are mobilized: Industrial Efficiency: 100%

>>Lose 1.0/pop.

>>Set mobilization status: 2 turn.

>>Add mobilized units: 16 Mobilized Multipurpose Sculpted Squads [Very Strong][Resist]

[Kaldor]

>>You are mobilized: Industrial Efficiency: 100%

>>Lose 1.1 pop/turn

>>Set mobilization status: 2 turns.

>>Add mobilized unit: 12 Kaldorian Admixture Formations [Very Strong]

>>12472

Violac bows on his hands his knees. "Then we shall fight with you, as a child would fight with their father. We cease our former empty lands, and shall find other mountains to live among. We also shall not strike the back of the short flying people in anger. We will also share any knowledge you wish, at your request"

"Does this sound agreeable?"

>>12480

[Morgaz]

A diplomat shouts from the battlements. "Yes?" "How can great Morgaz be of service to the…Advent was it?"

>>12483

Vincent looked at the diplomat, presumably not Morgaz, but still likely one willing to assist. "Yes, I am from the Advent. I understand your people are currently working on a great project within your walls. I'm sure it is for the good of the people, as Morgaz spoke about to our previous diplomats. It is on this principle of change that The Order of the Advent humbly requests you contribute a level of technological assistance in the creation of a defense tool. A large defensive weapon is being built to protect an international meeting hall built to hold absolute neutrality between nations in order to find common ground and maintain peace. While we are currently stretched thin on ability to pay at the moment, we hope that your empire will still be willing to invest in the hope to achieve good for all people. but understand if it is too taxing or impossible for you to do at this time due to current projects."

>>12485

[Morgaz]

The diplomat looks confused. "Great Morgaz does not have any such technology. The device is not of a military sort. Additionally, given the refugee crisis and the nearly constant wars that wrack the world, great Morgaz is reticent to commit resources given their scarcity. If such a center should arise, Morgaz may attend or may not. In his experience he has found the most nations of the world belligerent and violent beyond all sanity and usually comical in their collective actions. Further, the appearance of the Advent at the battle of the well has made him cool to your approach. He finds it an odd that avowed peacemakers are often hypocrites and that they almost categorically pester him about peace while plotting war. Normally such an action would have passed by his view, but great Morgaz has many spies. They see many things."

With that said, the diplomat seems to leave your sight. Guards suddenly appear and adjust their weapons. They stare hard at you and their black helmets glint in the sun. You should probably leave.

Rolled 6, 10, 8, 8, 9, 6, 6, 9, 1, 10, 5, 4, 6, 5, 3, 7, 2, 4, 4, 9, 4, 4, 10, 4, 8, 6, 7, 3, 6, 1, 8, 1, 1, 5, 9, 9, 10, 5 = 223 (38d10)

Rolling combat on the city of robowhatever

Their government should be almost non existent and their armies unprepared. So

Our plan is simple. The mobilized units will March on the city.

The magic users will support them only with raise spells. Do not damage the buildings. Kill all the living ones and raise them as undead. They will be given the gift of pezar. They have failed so utterly at creating a nation that it is the only recourse. The regular units will stay back and observe contributing only if absolutely necessary. The airships will provide oversight but will not directly engage to avoid damage to the city itself. They can provide constant tactical info to keep us from being surprised.

When the task is done raise their dead as full citizens of the Empire.

Rolled 7, 10, 8, 9, 4, 5, 9, 2, 3, 10, 5, 9, 9, 5, 4, 6, 10, 6, 4, 5, 9, 6, 5, 2, 4, 10, 3, 3, 7, 8, 10, 3, 7, 7, 2, 10, 2, 1 = 229 (38d10)

>>12490

Order of battle is same as in his post.

>>12476

>>>Ribwall Expeditionary Force

>+ 2 Confederate Irregulars [Very Strong]

>+ 5 [Airship-T56- Springbok MK23][Very Strong]

>+ 2 Cosmopolitan Undead Hordes [Very Strong+]

>+ 1 Undead Warmages [Strong];

>+ 2 Mobilized Skeletal Hordes [Very Strong]

>+ 2 Mobilized Skeletal Mage [Medium]

>+ 24 Mobilized Multi-Purpose Skeleton Formations [Very Strong]

Rolled 51, 95, 59, 27 = 232 (4d100)

>>12460

http://pastebin.com/Z7LY5pnT

1 Avatar Theory 11/12. "The Great Outside?" Well once we have this theory completed then you believe we should have the knowledge and power to create an engine of travel for them so all the more to make our complete theory, with a few points on improving the arms we have for t

2 Combined Infantry Combat and Coordination (Research 5/8)/ Train Experimental Vilon Phalanx [Very Strong++++]. The Infantry Phalanx could become our most comprehensive design for Vilon warrior tradition and tactics. The strength of this could monopolize strong, maneuverable and coordinated unit formation science. Then we have them train more.

3 Counter Espionage HQ, Inquisition (Construction/Research 5/15). The way they click their heals in a good salute mmmm nothing like a fine vilon police officer in uniform. The Inquisitive-Mistress, a master gossiper? A keen eye for spy fashion? Or a genius in these fields and more.

4 Accept Santareins into Shezeb. Hannah becomes Viceroy of her people empowered by The Throne.

>>12489

Vincent stands still for a moment before lifting from the ground and flying away with a single jump. It was understandable. His presence at the well had been a near deadly experience. He had done it for the sole purpose of diplomacy with another nation, however they had entered a phase of warmongering. It didn't matter. Vincent crossed Morgaz's name from a list of possible assistants to Peacekeeper MK I.

(Message for Bonejaw. Bonejaw use your last 3 actions, your last official turn as a nation to construct your home either on Shezeb proper or on the northern tip of Gul overlooking the Felscape)

>>12494

(Second thought, definitely on Shezeb, we pick you up after all. and feel free to tunnel into Shezeb to make your own tunnels and discover a cave or w.e.)

>>12490

>>12491

After Battle is won Demobilize. regular army units there will stay there to patrol and keep order.

>>12472

1. Build an embassy to the sculpted

2. Finish expanding the mines. Be extremely careful of any more geological abnormalities. If anything happens stop work immediately and investigate. Safety is the word of the day. If nothing untoward happens simply continue. We can do a full investigation later. (1/2)

Meta[this started way back during the first elf war in case you forgot]

3. Continue cleaning up the government….In the name of our God Pezar. No longer will treachery and selfishness be accepted. You will do your duty to our country and our God. No matter how strong you are individually. It no longer matters. Pezar says we must work together. So we will work together. And treachery will not be tolerated. 5/15)

4. Continue working on our counter espionage techniques. We will do it the best way possible. Hire some of the for hire spies around (they exist I swear) (7 currency) to explain how they break into and infiltrate places. Then we will use that information to come up with counter plans

>>Nation Event – The Immortal Technocratic Republic: A massive explosion has ripped through a major military facility and adjoining coal storage area in the capital; several prominent generals have been killed (again). The fire begins to spread downtown and guts much of the industrial district before fire-clockworks suppress the flames; many of the factories destroyed house large resident crew populations. Subsequently, several generals begin arguing over a proper response and there is chaos in the ranks. Clockworks work dutifully to clean up, but the mess is severe and the nation is uneasy.

>>Technocratic Republic: Lose 3 pop; 3 industry; set legitimacy to Chaotic

Rolled 1, 74, 17, 94 = 186 (4d100)

>>12496

>>12495

>>12492

(updated with courtier for future reference)

http://pastebin.com/B9AisdP6

These peoples are injured, the loss of their home and the years of constant struggle have left them a proud and brutal people who have now suffered a great loss. I can but heal their souls over time and house them so that they can regain their confidence and contribute to Shezeb. Their magic and ways are steeped in the shadows but as they heal they will learn that their arts are but the side of a coin and their true meaning is in how they use their power in the journey for Dominion.

Posting Pastebin

http://pastebin.com/JucWqx3F

[Meta] Red, do no forget to let me know what three things I find in my new hexes

Rolled 44, 24, 78 = 146 (3d100)

>>12437

Name: Golden Republic of Khazan

Race: Dwarves

Color: White Star Black Background

Fluff:

For many long years the Golden Republic of Khazan has existed within the dark mountains of Gul, it's inhabitants shut off from the rest of the world. Generations spent in solidarity have not seen the Dwarves grow idle rather than renounce their former warring ways and commit themselves to the finer aspects of life.

Within the Republic of Khazan fine metal crafting is valued above all else, many spending centuries to perfect the art of making necklaces, rings and rare metal embroyded clothing as well as other trinkets which are sometimes even imbuned with magical properties.

In the unbelievably long time spent in solidarity the Dwarves have learned to appreciate all company and news from the world and while they are unwilling to leave behind their cozy mountain homes which have been crafted with the utmost devotion to masonry they are still reknown by adventurers for their generous and hospitable nature.

Government Type: Representative Democracy with a Constitutional Monarchy

Economy Type: State Capitalism (best economy)

Religion: Ancestral

Location: Within the Mountains of Gul not to far away from shades.

>Population: (22,1) (.8/turn)

>Food: (Very Good)

>Raw Currency: (10) (10/turn)

>Legitimacy: (More Stable)

>Culture: (3)

>Industry: (13)

>Unique Buildings:

+ Khazan Parliament

>Defenses: (Underfortifications, Huge Elaborate), (Magma Pumps [Basic])

>Military Units:

+ Draconius of Khazania [Epic++++] [Resilient] [Slayer] [Injured]

+ 1 (Khazanian Shieldbreakers), [Very Strong+]

+ 5 (Khazanian Black Patriots) [Very Strong+][Brave]

+ 5 (Khazanian Honorary Guard) [Very Strong+][Brave]

+ 4 (Khazanian Headhunters) [Very Strong+][Brave]

>Mobilized:

+ 4 Mobilized Khazan Draftee Formations "Nailbiters" [Very Strong][Plucky]

+ 8 Mobilized Khazan Mixed Formations "Tunnel Warriors" [Very Strong][Plucky]

+ 8 Mobilized Khazan Mixed Formations "Robotkillers" [Very Strong][Plucky]

>Mobilization Status: Industrial Efficiency: 100% 3 turns

>Resources/Quantity:

+ Iron [Strained]

+ Wood [Strained]

+ Copper [Strained]

+ Stone [Sustainable]

+ Magma [Sustainable]

+ Coal [Sustainable]

+ Steam [Infinite]

+ Gems [Some]

>Magic/Spells: (Magical Artifice) (Spells: Imbue Equipment, Good; Earthshaping [Basic])

>Technology: (Stone, Wood, Iron) Traps, [Simple] Fortifications [Average], Bureacracy [Primitive], Counter-Espionage [Simple], Mobilization [Simple], Rationalization [Primitive], Magma Utilization [Average], Tunneling [Basic], Psi Dampening [Simple], Close Quarters Fighting [Simple], Elemental Resistance [Primitive], Holy Weapons [Simple], Professional Army [Simple], Drill [Primitive], Guerilla Warfare [Simple], Reorganization [Simple]

>Territory: Yes (generated by GM)

>Bonuses/Eccentricities:

1. Turtlers: You can fabricate underground constructions easily. You may reroll constructions made underground once.

2. Gift of Artifice: Add an additional +15 to every roll to construct weapons or equipment.

>Eccentrictiy:

Agoraphobic: You aren't very good at going outside. Actions outside the underground suffer a -15 penalty to every roll. This excludes combat, which the dwarves actually find fun.

Clannish: You don't greet visitors very well, generally, unless they have something nice for you.

Elves 1/2

1. The Santerians are defending their sovereign rights agains the rotten wannabe Dwarves. Their efforts must be supported fullheartedly. A number of units will be dispatched to assist the Santerians in the defense of their homefront. The last part of the way will be moved underground in order to ensure that they will not be spotted by the enemy.

Send:

+ 4 Mobilized Khazan Draftee Formations "Nailbiters" [Very Strong][Plucky]

+ 8 Mobilized Khazan Mixed Formations "Tunnel Warriors" [Very Strong][Plucky]

+ 8 Mobilized Khazan Mixed Formations "Robotkillers" [Very Strong][Plucky]

2. War is coming and resources will be scarce. Begin working on making the strained resources sustainable once more. Plan Stone Trees that grow within the mountains to gather wood, begin to search for new ore veins, etc.

3. Desperate times call for desperate means. A new experiment with runes will be undertaken. A rune that is to fill a soulless body with the spirits of our ancestors to fight for the GRK and defend its descendants once more. May it be a dead body or a machine kept alive by dark magic the spirits of our ancestors shall overtake them.

To recall the spirits of our ancestors is by no means a comfortable solution, however it is a necessary one.

>>12509

1/2 - The Herald wipes the last of the trolls off of his great, stoney foot. Foul things, unfit for this world. But then, this world is full of imbalances. Too many, he realizes, to solve all at once. The Dominion may count them as allies, but all others have been indifferent at best, planar threats at worst. There is no time to reach the Spine as a full-fledged army. So he sends 2 [Tempest Lords] and 1 [Sylpharen], the Air Elementals, to speed towards their holy site as fast as possible. They shall have to undergo the ritual themselves. He, meanwhile, has business to attend to.

The sea does not move as the land does. While the land is strong, stalwart, moving only when forced, it will at least stay where it is moved. The sea shifts, it changes, enveloping and trying to fill every crack. To part the earth is easy. But if he is to strike against the undead menace with his full horde, he has a harder task at hand. He will have to part the sea.

3 - With the trolls defeated, the research back at the Thrakun Tuuman on summoning can continue in earnest.

>6/8

>>12513

> Rolled 9, 43, 56 = 108 (3d100)

Also spending 10(!) currency to improve dat first roll.

[Combat Report: Santareia v. Technocracy/Kaldor]

Due to last minute negotiations, the fighting tapers off as the Santareian forces refugees flee to The Dominion.

[Combat Report: Necro Imperialis v. Roboczyal]

The incapacitated government of Roboczyal is unable to mount an effective defense against Necro Imperialis. They attempt to flee to their nearest neighbors, the Skyrates. Some of the population stays.

>>12510

So apparently the fight is not happening. If I can still replace action one to assist action two that'd be great if not then ima just wander down there and back again.

>>12518

[[Meta GM: Got it.]]

>>12517

Sweet if they surrendered then don't slaughter them.

>>12486

Population: (10) (+.5/turn)

Food: (Good)

Raw Currency: (10) (+5/turn)

Legitimacy: (Very Stable)

Culture: (5)

Industry: (5)

Unique Buildings: [player named government building]

Defenses: Minion-Crewed Obelisks [Lots]

Military Units: 3 [player named units][Very Strong]; 3 [Player named minion swarms][Strong]

Resources/Quantity: Iron [Sustainable]; Wood [Sustainable]; Copper [Sustainable; Magic/Spells: (type: Korothanian) (spells: Indiscriminate Summoning [Simple]; Energy Blast [Simple])

Technology: (Stone, Wood, Copper, Iron) Summoning Theory [Simple]; Arcane Theory [Simple]

Trade Routes: [none initially]

Territory: 3

Bonuses:

1. Summoners: Summoned units are free up any form of upkeep, though they might exhibit strain on the summoner or cause issues for society if they are too numerous. You may also reroll summoning research (and attempts to summon) if a roll is below 50 (once).

2. Minions: Your population is effectively ignored insofar as mobilization. You use vast swarms of stupid minion races to handle everything and they magically solve labor problems. They also don't strike.

Eccentricities:

1. Calamitous Intent: Political violence (low legitimacy) may be exceedingly destructive as several of the wizard factions have some knowledge of extremely dangerous spells. They also have long standing grudges. Do you remember Malazor from university? Trust me, he remembers you.

2. Elitist Asshole: You don't like other nations who have wizards. Period. The end. They make you feel inadequate.

>>12495

>>12494

[What? We never agreed on this, why the change of heart? Get in IRC]

>>12495

>>12494

>>12524

After some talk I agree to all of the above terms, and settle on northern Shezeb with Morgoth as his courier.

>>12449

[Skyrates]

>>You gain 5 population from fleeing refugees from Roboczyl. They adapt to your culture easily and join as guerillas. Add 3 units [player's name choice guerillas][Strong][Infiltrate]

>>From expansion: [Add resources: Iron [Sustainable]; Magicite [A Lot]; Oil/Gas [Sustainable]

1. You begin working on better ways to build bigger things. Seems reasonable to the lads. (Scaled research 5/6)

2. You manage to build another rum distillery. Great, we're getting toe-up tonight! (set Rum to [Sustainable][2x]

3. The air-war research continues, but it's bogged down in pirate-theory and generally unpleasant disputes about decorum and when to 'yarr. (Air War 5/8)

>>12445

[Technocracy]

>>You have conquered the Santareians.

>>You gained the following: 13 currency; Industry: 5; Unique Buildings: Black Ziggurat, Large Academy [player may rename both]

>>Add Defenses: Nightcrag Tunnel Defenses [Elaborate, Segmented]

>>Resources/Quantity: (Iron [x1]; Copper [x1]; Stone [x1]; Flux [x1]; Raw magic [trace]

>>You are occupying a nearly empty area. A single unit is required to garrison the area; it has been abandoned generally.

>>Add 7 hex; 1 unique building (player named fortress][Fortress; Damaged]

—

>>You are mobilized: Industrial Efficiency: 120% [Semi-Stable]

>>Lose 1.1 population [You Clockworks are mitigating the utilization of your population.]

>>Set mobilization status: 3 turn.

>>Your resource stocks have partially stabilizing due to recycling efforts.

>>Set: Steel [Average]; Coal [Average; decreasing]

>> Set technology: Total Mobilization to [Simple]. Your industrial efficiency is increasing.

>>Crews have managed to repair the dreadnought. Reset status.

Add mobilized units: 11 Mobilized Combat Clockworks Groups [Very Strong][Resist]; 1 Mobilized Destroyer-Airships [Very Strong]

–

1-2. You cannibalize a good deal of the ruined equipment. It manages to stabilize your iron stocks for the time being. (Set recycling to: Average)

2. You alter the produced units. (Add technology: Tooling [Very Simple])

3. You move your units to act as a garrison.

Send 7 Mobilized Combat Clockworks Groups [Very Strong][Resist]

1 Mobilized Destroyer-Airships [Very Strong]

>>12447

[Kaldor]

>>You are mobilized: Industrial Efficiency: 100%

>>Lose 1.1 pop/turn

>>Set mobilization status: 3 turns.

>>Add: 6 Kaldorian Mobilized Admixture Formations [Very Strong]

1. You expand and swallow up vast sections of the (now mostly destroyed) Mare. During the clearing and expansion, you find a semi-ruined alchemy lab. (add resources: Potions [Lots] (Add 4 hex; roll 1d3))

2. You continue working on the fortresses. You try to prioritize the closest one, but you find that they will both need to be completed to make the wall a coherent defense. (Fortresses 2x 11/20)

3. The elemental magic research completes in good order. (Elemental [Good]) [Revise spell: Rain of Fire [Average])

>>12448

[Santareia]

>>You are a courtier.

>>You now share the same stats as your host nation, The Dominion.

>>The Dominion now has a food system. Set it to: “Low”

>>You now have 2 dice.

>>Lose: all existing statistics.

>>Retain: Military Units: 2 Berserk Warbands [Very Strong] 2 [Shadow Walkers] [Very Strong] (revise all units to +++ [Resilient]

>>Retain: Magic/Spells: Santerian [Good]+ Magi-Biology; Shadowlands Walk [Good])

>>Retain: Technology: Wood, Stone, Metallurgy [Simple]; War Magic [Simple];Medical [Simple]; Biology [Simple]; Statecraft [Primitive]; Tunnel Warfare [Primitive]

>>You must obey the moral and ethical precepts of your host nation.

1.2.3: With the diplomatic negotiations of your people to join the Dominion, the issue of defense is found to be invalid. You are airlifted to Dominion controlled territory on Shezeb and establish a small town. (Add unique building: (player's name Santareian town)[Town]; +1 hex)

>>12451

[Capitol]

1. You begin the operation. (Who)(-16 currency)

2. One of the planes sent to the morphs crashes. As such, the research efforts halt and no progress is had. Nobody is injured, thankfully.

3. The glamour mask research crawls forward. There's been some last minute complications. (Research: Glamour Masks 5/6)

>>12453

[Patchwork]

1) You update your aeroport. (Revise Aeroport to [Large]) (+3 currency/turn)

2) You begin mining the rubicite. The stock actually proves to be enormous. (Set resource: Rubicite [Sustainable][x3])

3) You begin expanding onto Gul. Unsure of where to settle, you pick an area closest to Loen. (Expansion 5/10)

>>12468

[Suniria]

1.Glorious day brothers! The areas surrounding us teem with the raw and untamed people who desire combat and glory. They know the riddles and the great tales! (add 4 hex; roll 1d3)

2. The great forge is still under construction, but progress is, in a word, bad. (Great Forge 1/10) (-6 currency)

3. A few of the shamans begin their work on the ways of great Granix. (Unit/Research 5/8)

>>12461

[Vyriah]

1.2.3: You begin work on the battleship. Given the size of the construction and the raw complexity of it, it will take some time. This does not require additional resources, merely more time. [[GM: The unit will finish automatically next turn and doesn't require another action.]] (-20 currency)(Set: Advanced Hulls to [Average] and add technology: Scaled Construction [Simple])

>>12463

[Morph]

1. You manage to convert large amounts of gold into feasible currency acceptable to nearly all races and nations. (Add technology: Coinage [Good])(+8 currency/turn)

2,3. Initial theoretical researcher on walkers is drawn up. Most of the baseline requirements – such as a sufficient onboard power source – are totally inadequate and so the unit is extremely small, slow, and incapable of reasonable speeds; the four legged design is much more effective generally than two legs. Further, the fuel sources provided are also exceedingly hazardous and slipshod; magic is constantly being needed to mitigate design oversights. Despite all of this, the first walkers are available; further advancements will need to wait until a proper engine can be developed. (Add technology: Walkers [Very Simple])(Mechanized Warfare [Primitive])

>>12465

[Starkegrob]

1.) The 1st Regiment finds a large cavern. They investigate and find that there's actually some Odium within the cavern. 1st Regiment states that they've really finished off the island and that there's pretty much nothing left. (Add resource: Odium [Average])

2.) The bayonet designs move forward; it's nearly completed and should help in close combat situations. (Close Combat 6/7)

>>12476

[Angles]

1.[{GM: This wasn't needed; it has consolidated to your 2nd roll.]]

2.You finish the hamlet on Orgul. It's really quite nice. (Add unique building: [player's name, Orgul town][Town](+1 hex)

>>12479

[Sculpted]

>>You are mobilized: Industrial Efficiency: 100%

>>Lose 1.3/pop.

>>Set mobilization status: 3 turn. The war has a mixed character and the lack of fighting seems to lead the population to think of it as superflous or phony. This has sped up political issues.

>>Add mobilized units: 8 Mobilized Multipurpose Sculpted Squads [Very Strong][Resist]

>>Your material stocks are starting to show some strain.

1. You manage to finish the town, barely. (Add town [player's name town on Pegul)][Town]; (+1 hex; +.1 pop/turn)

2. The connection to Gaia is extremely thin today. No progress is made. (6/8)

3. You begin your scrying efforts. If there is raw magic, it is extremely difficult to locate or would require more talent in scrying. You manage to find some gold, however. (Add resource: Silver [unmined])

>>12492

[Dominion]

>>You have gained a courtier. They have contributed 12 population to your nation. (+12)

>>You have absorbed the Santareia statistics sheet. See their turn output for details.

>>You now have a quasi-food supply. It is currently “Low”. Revise category “Food” to “Quasi-Food”

1. You have completed your research on Avatar Theory. You can now more effectively guide the avatars to this plane. According to Pini [she makes air quotes] “The 'area' 'surrounding' the 'plane' is an 'abstraction' that 'mutates' based on what we 'impress' upon it. Thankfully we can still stabilize parts of it temporarily to get things in, but it's tidal in character and seems to be extremely…like…uh…chaotic. And 'emotional'. The avatars are really kinda crafty and brave to navigate it. They're really quite brave and want to help us; a good many of them are lost in transit but they still keep coming.” (add technology: Avatar Theory [Simple])

2. Your expertise in infantry combat increases substantially. The experimental Vilon Phalanx proves to be a major success. (Revise phalanx to: [Epic+][Resilient]; Infantry Combat [Average])

3. The inquisition building looks increasingly finished. The construction chief claims she'll have it ready very soon. (Construction/Research 10/15).

4. You accepted the Santareians.

>>12496

[Necro Imperialis]

[You are demobilizing. Your nation breathes a sigh of relief.]

[With the crisis over, you can lift the martial law status and return to normal political life.]

>>You have conquered Roboczyl.

>>You have gained 3 hex and 1 Roboczyl Fortress [Lightly Damaged]

>>You have gained 4 population.

>>You have gained the following resources: Iron [x1]; Copper [x1]; Cold Iron [Some]; Wood [x1]; 2 industry

1. The embassy construction suffers an explosion and collapses. Really? (-1 pop)

2.You expand the mines. (add resource: Iron [1x])

3. The government cleanup stalls due to bureaucratic obscurantism. Damn those pencil-pushers.. (government 'reform' 5/15)

4. You hire on some spies and they seem to teach you a few things. (Add technology: Counter-Espionage [Simple])

>>12509

[Elemental Chaos]

>>You gained the following resources from expansion: 1 Dark Iron [unmined]; 1 Gold [Umined]; +.2/pop/turn

1/2 – The elementals begin to move toward the site. It's quite far away and they move slowly as they try to divine the location. It's sort of unclear and they move awkwardly. The currency doesn't seem to help. (1/3)

3. You finish your research on ritualism. (Set spell: Ritual to [Average])

>>12510

[Khazan]

>>You are mobilized: Industrial Efficiency: 100%

>>Lose 1.5/pop.

>>Set mobilization status: 4 turn. The war is now being taken as defensive in nature.

>>Add mobilized units: 8 Mobilized Khazan Mixed Formations [Very Strong][Plucky]

>>Add technology: Total Mobilization [Primitive];

>>Draconius feels better now. Reset status.

1. The movement is aborted as the conflict has apparently ended. The resources are allocated elsewhere.

2. Despite your efforts you are unable to increase your raw material stocks. You only manage to find some more coal. (Set coal to [Coal][Sustainble][2x])

3. You begin work on ancestor imbuement. This ritual is of the utmost complication and will take some time to practice with. It will result in extremely powerful units. (7/15)

>>12529

I really need to remember to post my current tech when working on advancing it

I have Counter-Espionage [Average]

So need new result for this one

>(Add technology: Counter-Espionage [Simple])

Roll was 94. used 7 currency

>>12530

[[GM: Revise to [Average]]

Rolled 70 (1d100)

Morgaz Device Roll

>>12529

Also what should I do for Iron?

I now technically have it at like x5

+Original source which was strained

Then

+added elven iron Which was sustainable (I labeled it as sustainable+. This then became buckling+

now

+Expanded mines (add resource: Iron [1x])

+roboczyl >>You have gained the following resources: Iron [x1]

I honestly have no idea how to correctly reflect this in my stats sheet

Also these were my stats last turn just so you can double check

https://docs.google.com/document/d/10R2tF7d25yq9r_5lir2M_H6oH80jcB_Xgx6XhnfzHwc/edit?usp=sharing

>>12531

It stays the same? no improvement?

>>Nation Event – Morgaz/Necro Imperialis: The spatial rip on Orgul appears to have been sealed by Morgaz's device. There is rather uncharacteristic celebrations from the expeditionary force and they return home.

>>12533

4 not 5. sorry for confusion.

>>12535

[[GM: Revise resource stress to pre-war levels. Add all of the 1xs.]]

>>12536

[GM: Typo. Set Counter-Espionage to Good]

>>12526

Philo the agreement had the resources coming to me along with the santareians

-Just so it's on this thread-

Name: Santerians

Race (Determines bonuses):'Cave' Humans

Color: (Determined map color): Dark orange with blue trim

Fluff (Determines bonuses): Originally a tribe of humans whom lived within the shadows of Nightcrag Mountains the Santerians lived short and grueling lives against the horrors of the caverns. However things changed the night the elder chieftain was nearly slain by an assassins arrow.In that moment a young priestess stepped in front of the arrow and was pierced in the chest with tears of crimson she slowly died a painful death within the cheiftens arms. The assailant disappeared into the shadows, and the young priestess was laid to rest as a hero in a large sarcophagus deep within the caves. As the priests closed the lid those in attendance watched as the stone walls bleed around them. As disturbing as such a thing was to behold, it was seen as a sign of something. But nobody really knew what it could be.

A month later the priestess appeared to the people again, it seemed to be impossible. But indeed, her tomb was discovered to be vacant. Her name was Hannah, and she was proclaimed the leader of tribe by the elder himself. Hannah proclaimed she had returned from the land of the dead with the assistance of the dead gods that dwindle within the world beyond the living.

It was soon taught that death is not the end, that those who die are sent to the shadowlands- a reflection of our own world. Those who are weak will succumb and pass onto the afterlife- a simplified version of this world created by the weak souls, who will live another mortal life, unaware of their former selves. This will continue until they reach the fifth afterlife. A place of eternal darkness and violence… However strong souls that have suffered in life are able to return after a time, their consciousness and sanity intact. Such 'return trips' becoming only easier the more an individual walks the path in the shadowlands. Even reincarnation into another body is possible, the memories of their former life returning with adulthood…a different body, yet still essentially their original selves.

The Shadowlands are ruled by the nine gods, Veles, Thoth, Armok, Lir, Baccus, Eusoch, Xom , Grosth and Behra. It is thought that these beings were once apart of a higher plane of existence. However it is debated if this plane was one of paradise or one of dread. These beings are neither omnipotent or all powerful, instead they are rotten shadows of what they once might have been. Each eager to receive offerings and sacrifice for their favor.

The Santariens, having witness the undying prophet rallied behind their new leader, seemingly able to pull the very blood out of another man, Hannah lead a crusade of violence and revenge against the other human cave tribes. Within only five months they had all either bent their knees to her or had been put exterminated on the cavern dirt. Now much greater in numbers the Santariens exit the caves for the first time in decades….

Government Type (Determines some stats): The prophet Hannah has a token role within The Dominion government, but we serve them loyally

Economy Type (Determines some stats): Traditional economics.

Religion (Determines magic): The path of now and forever, the old ways, the march of blood, it goes by many names but the tenets and lessons are always the same.

Location: Village in North Shezeb

-Updated Lore post-

>>12538

[[GM Meta: The resources are not something one moves. They have a locus. I'll allow the raw magic and anything that can be carried, but nothing else.]]

Rolled 3 (1d3)

>>12526

rolling 1d3 for expansion

Rolled 81, 24, 72, 85 = 262 (4d100)

Yar. New people for the fight. Time to get some things…moving.

1. Set up trading route with Advent.

2. Continue that bigger is better research! (Scaled Research at 5/6)

3. C'mon ye scallywags! You Yarr, swing the sword, then arr. Move on already! Continue researching Air War (5/8)

4. Rascals Roll

Name:Skyrates

Race: Assorted

Color: Pink

Fluff: Every world has that group of people that just don't fit in. Some of them want to shake things up, others want to

strike at what they see as a hidden injustice, and others just want to watch the world burn. Sky pirates are an eclectic

mix of people who gathered together under common desires and goals. The Skyrate Nation is the closest thing to a over

arching government for these various crews. Held together by tradition and ages old treaties, the Council of Captains

represents the crews with the most ships, the most pull with other nations, and other proofs of cunning or strength. The

Council's main goal is to avoid over piracy of any one group, to prevent the entire thing falling apart, or drawing any

one other country to their home city. Every generation or so the Council elects a single Pirate Lord, a person charismatic

enough to be able to bind all pirates together should there be a crisis, or a threat that could dismantle the careful

balance they have worked to set up.

To this effect they have created Port of Call currently known as Skytuga, a mess of trade, airship docks, airship repairs,

airship sellers, and more, the crowning piece being a large building that houses the Council and the Pirate Lord and their

assorted functions.

Government Type: Kratocracy based "Council of Captains" with one overcaptain referred to as the Pirate Lord.

Economy Type: Pirate Free Market

Religion: Worship the God of The Sky and Storms, The Goddess of Luck, and the Goddess of Wealth.

Location: Ribwall

Population: (20) (1/turn)

Food: (Good)

Raw Currency: (31) (+7/turn)

Legitimacy: (Average)

Culture: (7)

Industry: (9)

Unique Buildings: [1 Pirate Council Hall] [1 DreadDock Super Dock] [1 Black Market Goods Trade Emporium] [1 PYU Pirate Univerity]

Defenses: Aerial Patrols [Average]

Military Units: 4 [SkyGalleon][Very Strong]; 4 [Pirate Marines][Medium]

Resources/Quantity: Rum [Sustainable][x2][Market]; Iron [Sustainble]; Copper [Sustainable]; Wood [Sustainable][x3]

Magic/Spells: (Aero-Piratical [Average]) (spells: Summon Ghost Pirates [Simple]) (War Magic [Primitive])

Technology: (Iron, Stone, Wood, Copper) Airships; [Average]; Air-War [Average]; Scaled Building [Primitive]; Economics

[Primitive]

Trade Routes: [none initially]

Territory: (7)

Bonuses:

1. Boarding Action: You may board enemy craft and seize them. Every time you engage enemy convoys, trade routes, or

opposition airships, you can roll 1d10 after defeating the craft to see if you captured some them. (If routes

undefended/non-military, roll 1d10. This does not apply to creatures.)

2. Sketchy Gentlemen: Every time you recruit land units, you can reroll if you roll below 50 (once). This includes

traditionally shipboard marines and boarding parties.

Eccentricities:

1. Rascals: Pirates are notorious for a variety of sketchy outright outlandish acts of villain, vice, heroism, bravery,

disruption, and general scandal. Roll a 1d100 every 3rd round to see what's going on.

2. Why Is Rum Gone?: If your rum supply is damaged, you lose legitimacy.

Rolled 59, 85, 66 = 210 (3d100)

>>12526

Nation Fluff:

http://pastebin.com/FBM7X4GB

[Kaldor]

Population: (20.9) (1/turn)

Food: (Stable)

Raw Currency: (52) (4/turn)

Legitimacy: (Semi-Stable)

Culture: (17)

Industry: (10)

Unique Buildings: [Temple, Hunter's Calling]

[Government building, Warrior's Hall]

[Northern Fell Chain Fortress, Huge, Imposing]

Defenses: (Elaborate Wooden Fortifications, Strong)

Military Units:

1 [Leonan Warriors], Strong;

3 [Huntmaster] Very Strong

2 [Wurmrider Squad] Very Strong++++

[Deathgaze] Very Strong, Clever

1 Kaldorian Priestesses [Very Strong+++]

Verana, Priestess of Galgoroth [Epic]

3 Juvenile Rocs [Very Strong++]

Resources/Quantity:

Copper [Sustainable][x2]

[Pelts, Sustainable]

[Stone, Sustainable]

[Wood, Sustainable]

[Beetlechitin, some]

[Wurms, some]

[Prisoners, some]

[Iron, Sustainable][x2]

Mildly-Burnt Freak-troll hide [some]

Freak Troll Minors [Some]

Wurmscale [Strained]

Fruit [Some]

Magic/Spells: (Elemental, Average) [Spells: Pillar of Fire, Simple; Summon Earth Sprites, Simple, scry Animal [Simple]]

Technology:

+Iron

+Stone

+Copper

+Wood

+Hideworking

+Exotic Creature Training[Average],

+War Drums [Average]

+War Animal Training, Average)

+Drum Amplifiers [simple]

+Composite-Material Armors [Simple]

+War Magic [Simple]

+Air Transport [Simple]

+Professional Armies [Simple]

+Airships [Average]

+ Night-Fighting [Primitive]

Territory: (7)

Bonuses:

1. Chosen: You have an extremely affinity for elemental magic. Your people can pursue elemental magic within the usual realm of the natural elements without much issue.

2. Predatory: During combat, roll an extra dice to determine what additional efforts your military has taken to ambush the enemy or lure them into traps. This works offensively and defensively.

Eccentricity:

1. Your people are not terribly good at civil construction projects and will suffer a -15 to construction project rolls generally. Defensive construction and religious constructions are not impacted

>>You are mobilized: Industrial Efficiency: 100%

>>Lose 1.1 pop/turn

>>Set mobilization status: 3 turns.

>>Add mobilized unit: 3 Kaldorian Infantry Formations [Very Strong]

12 Kaldorian Admixture Formations [Very Strong]

1. Fix those damned fortresses 11/20

2. Build some Airships to get around faster, use 30 of our currency to speed this along

3. Though we normally frown upon magic, it seems that Galgoroth does not, let us research new fire spells to burn our enemies to cinders.

Rolled 65, 24, 40, 96 = 225 (4d100)

>>12529

Meta[ Roboczyl Fortress [Lightly Damaged]

Changed name to bonewall because fuck remembering roboczyl. I am not typing that shit when I refer to the place.]

1. With alot of the home problems solved we can now turn to assisting the plane with its various problems. It is unfair for morgaz to have to constantly shoulder the burdens of the world. We will first turn our attentions to the troll problem. Send

+ 4 [Airship-T56- Springbok MK23][Very Strong]

+ 1 Undead Warmage [Strong];

To attack the troll infestations from the air. Do not dismount and face them on the ground. Bombard them with magic and ranged weaponry so they can't fight back.

2. Raise the troll corpses that are there already and Set them against their former brethren. The infestation must be purged. [+it allows our necromancers to practice raising truly massive hoards of undead bwahahahaha.]

+Mass Raise Undead [Average]

+ Mass Combat [Primitive]

3.Begin training counter-espionage teams (I am imagining teams that are great and get bonuses when on home or allied territory but suck at offensive espionage)

+15 currency

Espionage [Average]

Counter-Espionage [Good]

4. Fucking pencil pushers are stopping the will of Pezar. Step in line and serve our god or gtfo of my empire. (government 'reform' 5/15)

Espionage [Average]

Counter-Espionage [Good]

Urban Pacification [Primitive]

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1BCa5hJHfN0I9_XSkYqusYJRgRoBED49vqmVuqBKgFRA/edit?usp=sharing

Rolled 20 (1d100)

>>12544

Perfectionist reroll

2. Raise the troll corpses that are there already and Set them against their former brethren. The infestation must be purged. [+it allows our necromancers to practice raising truly massive hoards of undead bwahahahaha.]

+Mass Raise Undead [Average]

+ Mass Combat [Primitive]

Rolled 65, 12, 85, 91 = 253 (4d100)

>>12529

http://pastebin.com/St0y4vBy

1 Flux. The uses of a flux to strengthen iron into a metal known as steel seems to be common now. let us build a Flux mine.

2 Metallurgy [Simple]. Building off the metal knowledge of the Santareians improve our shared metallurgic knowledge to where we can form better alloys with iron, odium and steel.

3 Expand existing Mines. Our uses for Gold are increasing so the time to increase its productivity is upon us. Next the odium mine will have considerable military and policing uses. The open-pit mine for stone will have to be expanded for the estates, fountains and structures on Shezeb. Finally the iron mine stock needs to be improved. Flux if it makes the bar.

4 Counter Espionage HQ, Inquisition (Construction/Research 10/15). Only pure vilon may serve here, but their retinues are their own. Connections and contacts are theirs to use and among our new friends are those that are capable to work in the unnoticed shadows.

Sanetareians, those who walk in shadow with great will so that others may walk in the light

24 gold to the second action

Rolled 83, 9 = 92 (2d100)

Name: Angle Confederation

Race: Primarily human (Living)

Color: Pink A on Black

Fluff: The Angle Confederation was founded by a group of merchant crews turned smugglers and later, pirates. Seeking a life with less of the more troublesome decrees of those that would call themselves the masters of others, the Confederation vanished into the wilderness. In time, the Confederation was forced to turn to smuggling and piracy for hire to survive, though they often produce a healthy variety of alcoholic brews that are almost a form of defacto currency. The Confederation is highly dependent upon outside sources for technology to keep their air ships in working order, and is often forced to improvise during military situations.

Elves are often considered to be the main foe of the Angle Confederation, as most view them as stuck up Imperialists that seek to enslave their kin, though a small number of elves have come to live among the Confederation. Most are eventually broken of their superior attitude by a seemingly coordinated series of pranks or quickly say a number of rude things as they leave.

Best described by outsiders as 'a bunch of drunken smugglers, pirates, farmers and moonshiners', the Confederation still holds to a rough code of internal and external conduct. One must serve the Confederation to earn the right to vote or own land. One must own land to seek office in the Republic.

Government Type: Militaristic Confederate Republic.

Economy Type: Semi-cooperative Free Market. Food is often shared, but most barter services in return.

Religion: The Angle Confederation often recognizes the Four Winds as dieties, but above them worships a great bird (exact bird is a matter of a number of honor duels) known as Maliel the Wise. She is said to have been a source of wisdom and knowledge to the first Captain of the Angle Confederation. A number of lesser superstitions are known to exist among different families.

Location: Orgul

[Courtier of Necro Imperialis]

Necro's Stats: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1BCa5hJHfN0I9_XSkYqusYJRgRoBED49vqmVuqBKgFRA/edit

Angle-specific Things:

>>Population: 8 (+1/turn)

>>Unique Buildings

Oakwell [Town][Lightly Fortified]

Azazis Town, Orgul Major [Town]

>>Military

+ Confederate Irregulars [Very Strong]

>>Technology

Urban Pacification [Primitive]

>>Ribwall Expeditionary Force [At Roboczyl, Holding]

+ 2 Confederate Irregulars [Very Strong]

>> Return following units to Necro Imperialis Control

+ 5 [Airship-T56- Springbok MK23][Very Strong]

+ 2 Cosmopolitan Undead Hordes [Very Strong+]

+ 1 Undead Warmages [Strong];

+ 2 Mobilized Skeletal Hordes [Very Strong]

+ 2 Mobilized Skeletal Mage [Medium]

+ 24 Mobilized Multi-Purpose Skeleton Formations [Very Strong]

1.

Maps provided to us during the conquest of Robocyzl show a neutral town North of the Machine Men. The expansion plans of the Necro Imperialis and their… allies, those Undead Dwarves, have overlooked this site. Let us send diplomats to this site and attempt to bring them into our fold peacefully, before they are forcibly converted to undead by the dwarves.

"On behalf of the Angle Confederation, courtier to Necro Imperialis, we seek parrrley and friendship!"

"Join us as brothers and sisters, and the protection of the Necro Imperialis shall be extended to these lands, along with guarantees that the living shall govern the living, none shall be forcibly converted to unlife, and that the dead shall likewise be respected and allowed to rest in peace.

Together, we can maintain and grow the prosperity of these lands, and none need be threatened by war or conquest. Please, consider our offer."

[Meta: blind diplomacy is go!]

2.

The great Azazis has asked us to aid the Necro Imperialis by leading the construction of a trade port in the Necro Capitol.

Let us not disappoint!

Rolled 91, 71, 98 = 260 (3d100)

1. Work on improving our scrying spells. It is the best intelligence tool we have, as well as the heart of our resource gathering for new Sculpted.

2. Our army is burgeoning in numbers and yet we have no formal training or organization. Begin placing the mobilized armies among the dedicated military units and have them begin doing drills and practice together. The Aluminum Gryphon and other such fliers should aid in simulating the Dragons in attacking, our primary purpose is to get the dragons on the ground where we have the advantage and so strategies which either force them to do so or damaging their ability to fly should be prioritized. It doesn't matter if its tunnel fighting or just using flak cannons all avenues should be explored.

3. Kali continues to seek to strengthen every single Sculpted through their connection to Gaia and Earth Magic (6/8)

http://pastebin.com/AKD7Tva1

Rolled 22, 68, 100 = 190 (3d100)

[Morph][Order of the Advent]

http://pastebin.com/wGkYEbjx

Population: (21.9) (1.4/turn)

Food: (Very Stable)

Raw Currency: (29) (+16/turn)

Legitimacy: (Very Stable)

Culture: 5

Industry: 6

Unique Buildings: [Council Hall of the Advent][Government];[Tinyburg][Town];[Northpoint Fortress][Fortress];[First National Port of Ethos][Port];

Defenses: Wooden Walls [Simple]

Military Units: [Vincent][Very Strong+][Flight]; 2 [Meli, Dez][Very Strong]; 6 [Xenon, Tinsel, Cain, Regent, Lem, Fitzgerald][Medium]

Resources/Quantity: Copper [Sustainable]; Gems [Sustainable]; Iron [Sustainable]; Wood [Strained]; Gold [Some]; Rubies [Some]; Steel [Sustainable]; Stone [Sustainable][x2]; Silver [Sustainable]

Magic/Spells: [Morph Pluralist: Average] (spells: Arche's Fist [Simple])

Technology: [Steel];[Metallurgy, Good];[Diplomacy, Average];[Communication, Simple];[Electricity, Primitive];[Walkers, Very Simple];[Mechanized Warfare, Primitive];[Coinage, Good]

Trade Routes: [none]

Territory: (4)

Bonuses:

1. Resources can work differently for you. You may absorb their properties easily without a roll; this can be used to upgrade or change units in some way. This consumes the resources.

2. Adaptable: Generally, most technology can be adopted by you without penalty. Size and other considerations do not bear, and the Morph are clever enough to make modifications.

Eccentricities:

1. Ice is Bad: The Morph aren't a big fan of ice, as it causes them to die. (If ice is deployed in some way in combat, you suffer -2 to combat rolls.)

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[Progress]

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1,2. The Council is in awe of the advancements brought about by the work on Peacekeeper. The non-bipedal suit design is of no concern. It's a more stable structure. The attempt to create the defensive weapon has moved along quite nicely. More research is put into the development of the engine necessary to power a large scale device. The project will be tasking, but The Advent knows that giving the time necessary for the project to succeed is what is key. [Upgrade [Energy] and forward progress on Peacekeeper MK I]

To Be Used:

-Copper [Sustainable]

-Gems [Some]

-Iron [Sustainable]

-Wood [Strained]

-Rubies [Some]

-Steel [Sustainable]

-Silver [Sustainable]

-Tech:[Metallurgy, Good](For alloying stronger chassis parts)

-Tech:[Electricity, Simple]

-Tech:[Steel]

-Tech:[Walkers, Very Simple]

3. The Council also takes to heart the word of Morgaz, delivered to them by Vincent. They had yet to actively pursue a center of peace on Soren, and it had been mentioned several refugees were being taken care of. To assist Morgaz with this problem, a search for a new area to settle the refugees is searched for. To the south of the Advent capital, some ruins are found. Vincent and Meli are sent to scout them, and a construction team is sent to assist in rebuilding the ruins as a town. In addition, a search for new technologies is also made in case the ancients had anything that could further the creation of Peacekeeper. Morgaz's assistance would be requested, but the sentiment must be genuine. Later this town will act as an international hub to promote peace. [Convert RUINS to south into a Town, [Haven]. Also search RUINS for [Tech]]

Rolled 91, 13, 34 = 138 (3d100)

>>12528

>FluffnStuff: >>10350

Population: 36.9(1.7/turn)

Raw Currency: 90 (16/turn)

Legitimacy: Good

Culture: (8)

Industry: (10)

Unique Buildings: [Council Headquarters], Aeroport [Large], [Temple of the Traveler], [Gobtown], [Bogart] [Patchwork City Marketplace]

Defenses: (Tower/Wall Defense Network (Large)

Professional Military: 6 Tseyarian Birds (Medium), Patchwork Flagship Mk. II (Epic++)[Armored], 1 Integrated Clansguard (Very Strong)[Brave] 3 Patchwork Clansguard (Very Strong), 3 Air Mages (Medium), 4 Goblin Blackhat Coteries (Medium) [Infiltrate][Sapper] 2 Gobtown Gaggles (Strong) [Infiltrate][Sapper][Resilient]

Resources/Quantity: [Stone, Sustainable], [Wood, Sustainable], [Iron, Sustainable] [Rubicite, sustainable x3] [Steel, Sustainable]

Magic/Spells: (Air, Basic) (spells: Summon Tseyarian Birds, Good; Tornado, Simple; Haste, Simple; Summon Air Elemental, Simple)

Technology: (Stone, Wood, Iron, Steel) [Airships, Average] [Aerial Navigation, Average] [Civil Defense, Basic] [Bureaucracy, primitive] [Diplomacy, Simple] [Standardization, Primitive] [Rationalization, Simple] [Coinage, Simple] Unit Upgrade [Improvised] Economics [Primitive]

Territories: (22)

1) Finish expansion onto Gul proper. (5/10)

2) Use some of the Rubicite to make better equipment for our soldiers, both Starkegrobian and Patchwork proper.

3) Integrate our other three Clansguard squads. In fact, the Republic is no longer truly dominated by the original few clans, so the name no longer fits. The new units will be known as Republic Guardsmen. (Pluralism)(10 gold)

>>12551

Equipment at (4/8)

Rolled 67, 82, 84 = 233 (3d100)

>>12522

Population: (10) (+.5/turn)

Food: (Good)

Raw Currency: (10) (+5/turn)

Legitimacy: (Very Stable)

Culture: (5)

Industry: (5)

Unique Buildings: [The Spire of Korotha]

Defenses: Minion-Crewed Obelisks [Lots]

Military Units: 3 [Guardians of Korotha][Very Strong]; 3 [Sons of Kont][Strong]

Resources/Quantity: Iron [Sustainable]; Wood [Sustainable]; Copper [Sustainable; Magic/Spells: (type: Korothanian) (spells: Indiscriminate Summoning [Simple]; Energy Blast [Simple])

Technology: (Stone, Wood, Copper, Iron) Summoning Theory [Simple]; Arcane Theory [Simple]

Trade Routes: [none initially]

Territory: 3

Bonuses:

1. Summoners: Summoned units are free up any form of upkeep, though they might exhibit strain on the summoner or cause issues for society if they are too numerous. You may also reroll summoning research (and attempts to summon) if a roll is below 50 (once).

2. Minions: Your population is effectively ignored insofar as mobilization. You use vast swarms of stupid minion races to handle everything and they magically solve labor problems. They also don't strike.

Eccentricities:

1. Calamitous Intent: Political violence (low legitimacy) may be exceedingly destructive as several of the wizard factions have some knowledge of extremely dangerous spells. They also have long standing grudges. Do you remember Malazor from university? Trust me, he remembers you.

2. Elitist Asshole: You don't like other nations who have wizards. Period. The end. They make you feel inadequate.

http://pastebin.com/u7cGkKDn

>1 Death from the shadows

Destroying crucial infrastructure in the dead of night, converting key officials to our cause…

…What's not to like about espionage, exactly? [Espionage]

>2 What's changed?

It's been 10,000 long years. The nature of Soren can… be a bit… everchanging.

Let's see if anything in the nearby area has popped up, hmm?

[Survey Territory]

>3 Star Power

Even if it was a horrible place to live, the Stars where Korotha was bound for all those years DID have a lot of power coursing through them.

Let's see if we can't tap it for our own (nefarious) purposes.

Rolled 2, 78 = 80 (2d100)

>>12528

Food: Low

Building: The Sanctuary[Town]+1 hex

Military Units: 2 Berserk Warbands [Very Strong +++Resilient] 2 [Shadow Walkers] [Very Strong, +++ Resilient]

Magic/Spells: Santerian [Good]+ Magi-Biology; Shadowlands Walk [Good]

Technology: Wood, Stone, Metallurgy [Simple]; War Magic [Simple];Medical [Simple]; Biology [Simple]; Statecraft [Primitive]; Tunnel Warfare [Primitive]

Alternative Mobilization 12/15

Biology 4/6

1) We have lost much, so much. However we now know we can fight them.. And win.. Instructions are to continue the course, we will bring glory to our leader! (Continue Alternative Mobilization 12/15)

2) Studies continue in a small hut, waves calmly roll over the shore to the north. It is…Relaxing we suppose (Biology research 4/6)

[I hope this is the correct format, please feel free to fix any mistakes.]

Rolled 35, 85, 24 = 144 (3d100)

1. Operation SPECTRE

2. Glamour mask research. 5/6

3. Operation IMPERATOR

Rolled 98, 27, 42 = 167 (3d100)

>>12528

Name: Vyriah

Race (Determines bonuses): Gnome

Color: (Determined map color): Blue

Fluff (Determines bonuses): Long ago, actually not that long ago, a group of merchants found a ruined city upon the edge of the isles. Curious they began to explore the ruined city seemingly floating on the edge of the world. What they saw amazed them, even if they couldn't understand 90% of what they saw. They believed that this city could actually be self sufficient even on the open air! Well one thing led to another and with a mix of mistakes and terrible decisions the city took off into the open air! Now then, how do you fly this thing?

Government Type (Determines some stats): Merchant Republic

Economy Type (Determines some stats): Free Market

Religion (Determines magic): Worship god of the Open sky, Mercantilism, and knowledge.

Location: The Open Sky

Population: (26.5) (1.1/turn)

Food: (Very Stable)

Raw Currency: (35) (27/turn)

Legitimacy: (Stable)

Culture: (11)

Industry: (21)

Unique Buildings: Vyriah [Floating], [Farming platform], [Mercantile Dock Platform] [Shipyard Platform] [GnomU] Embassy [Morgaz], [Foundry Platform], [Factory Platform]

Defenses: Tower Network [Very Large]

Military Units: 3 Vyriah'n Airships [Strong]; 1 Vyriah'n Guard Platoons [Medium], Vyrian Mad Scientist Cohort [Very Strong+][Clever], 2 Storm Guard Platoons [Epic+][Resist]

Resources/Quantity: Strato-Birds [Sustainable]; Stone [Lots]; Iron [Sustainable][Market]; Dirt [Massive], Coal [Sustainable][Market], Gems [Sustainable][Market], Ioun [Sustainable][Market], Flux [Sustainable][Market], Steel [Sustainable], Darksteel [A little]

Magic/Spells: (Gnomish Stratocasting) (Spell: Summon Food) (Spell: Storm [Simple])(Add spell: Rain [Good])

Technology: (Stone, Wood, Gems) Aerial Warfare [Basic], Aerial Defense [Basic], Proprietary Airships [Average]], Empiricism [Average], Advanced Hulls [Average], Gravity Construction [Basic], Magi-Storm Propulsion [Average], Magi-Storm Theory [Good], Counter-Espionage [Simple], Morgazian Air-War [Average], Civil Defense [Primitive], Magi-Storm Omni-Cannons [Average], Rationalization [Average], Standardization [Average], Magi-Storm Effect Weaponry [Very Simple, Bureaucracy [Primitive], Bombardment [Simple], Metallurgy [Good], Scaled Construction [Simple]

Trade route: Air Dwarves [Medium; +3 industry / +3/currency/turn] Dominion [Mediocre; +1 industry; +3 currency/turn] Patchwork Republic. [Medium; +1 industry / +4/currency/turn; +.1/pop/turn]

Territory: (1)

Bonuses:

1. Mobile: Your base of operations is effectively modular without end. You can continue to add additions and revisions to it so long as resources exist. You can also move your your capital to make it slightly harder to find, but trade may be impacted.

2. Merchant-Nomads: You can buy most things relatively easy, so long as you have the money. It is also easier for you to make money, generally.

Eccentricities:

1. Everyone Hates Gnomes: Gnomes are physically weak in combat, and are easily kicked, punched, or abused. All of your combat rolls in melee suffer a -1 penalty.

1. Set up a trade route to Morgaz.

2&3. Begin setting up a bank system that will store money and safe boxes for any who wish. They will give out and collect loans, collect interest, and charge a small fee for the safe deposits. Create the Iron Bank of Vyriah!

Rolled 20 (1d100)

>>12556

Reroll on 3

The Immortal Technocratic Republic

Race: Dwarves

Color: Brown

Fluff :

Once, a monarchy of Kings and Nobles of living breathing dwarves, with dreams of building ships, fighting for cause of justice and the Coalition and of the freedom of Oppressed people.

After the massacre of the 2nd Coalition War which ended in a stalemate, underwent an even greater and darker revolution than the capitalist surge that came before it, and twisted into the new Immortal Technocratic Republic. One nation in eternal unlife with the goal of power in mind.

Government Type: Military-Technocratic Oligarchy

Economy Type: Capitalism

Religion: The Dreaming Forge God. The Dwarves believe that the reason the world floats through the sky, is that a great god of forgework is alseep and dreaming of islands flying through the sky. We dwarves are in the image of the forge god, and are the ones to construct the designs and inventions he dreams up with.

Location: Orgul Major

Population: (21.7) (1/turn)

Food: (Excellent)

Raw Currency: (77) Income: (10/turn) Expenses: (Martial Law: set Income to 1)

Legitimacy: [Martial Law][Chaotic]

Culture: (12)

Industry: (24)

Unique Buildings: 1 King's Palace, 1 National Bank, 1 Royal Academy of the Arts and Sciences (Of the Orders of Merit), [Coalition Research Facility], [Grand Iron Forge], Santerian Black Ziggurat, Large Santarian Academy, Embassy [Necro Imperialis]

Defenses: (Stone Traps, Good), Nightcrag Tunnel Defenses [Elaborate, Segmented]

Military Units:

1 Eastwinds .Co Destroyer [Very Strong]

1 Dwarven Frigates (damaged)

1 Super Sky Dreadnought "Absolute Unity" Epic++++][Bombard][x2][Massive][Armored][Slow])[Huge]

>0 Royal Navy Destroyer's

>Mobilized Forces on the Field

[New Santoria]

12 Mobilized Combat Clockworks Groups [Very Strong][Resist]

10 Mobilized Destroyer-Airships [Very Strong]

>Mobilized Forces at home

14 Mobilized Combat Clockworks Groups [Very Strong][Resist]

6 Mobilized Destroyer-Airships [Very Strong]

Resources/Quantity: Iron [Shortfall], Copper [Shortfall], Stone [Sustainable], Gems [Low], Rubicite [Tiny Sample], Flux[Sustainable]

>Colonies

[New Dwarvia] [Town]: Iron [Strained]; Gems [Low]

[New Santoria] [Fortress; Damaged] (Iron [x1]; Copper [x1]; Stone [x1]; Flux [x1]; Raw magic [trace]

>Market Gifts:

Steel [Average]; Coal [Average; decreasing]

Magic/Spells: (Geo-Aero, Simple) (spells: Scry Sky-Ores, Simple; Shape Rock; Simple) (Rain [Good])

Technology: (Copper, Iron, Stone) [Airships, Basic] [Aerial Warfare, Simple] [Civil Defense, Primitive], Steam [Simple], Command Crowns [Some], Standardization Standardization to [Average], Clockwork Fabrication [Simple], Rationalization [Average], Mobilization [Average], Total Mobilization [Simple], [Dwarf-Clockwork Integration [Very Simple], Large Scale Construction [Very Simple], Bombardment [Very Simple], Combat Clockworks [Simple], [Steel] [Steel Mill Blueprints], Salvage [Simple], Holy Weapons [Simple], Mass Raise Undead [Very Simple] {Average from Necro} and Undead-Living Diplomacy [Simple], Tooling [Very Simple], Recycling [Average]

Territory: (19)

Bonuses:

1. Aerial Fabricators: Sky Dwarves are keen on airship construction, and gain a bonus to rolls to construct airships or other large aerial constructions (+15).

2. Industrial: Sky Dwarves are keen on industry. For every industrial point gained, add half a point.

Eccentricities: (generated by GM)

1. Captains of Industry – Every other turn, see what the capitalists are up to. Roll 1d100.

Mobilized: 120% [Semi-Stable]

mobilization status: 1 turn.

Rolled 16, 90, 40 = 146 (3d100)

1 - With their knowledge of the ritual ever increasing, the airborne wanderers feel even greater impetus towards their goal. The wind carries them towards their destination - indeed, it seems to them as though the plane itself were expediting their travel, eager for their journey to be complete so the next step can begin!

>Travel 1/3

2 - In the new territory gained after their long conflict, little life remains. It is a solemn, barren, blighted place. The herald sneers in disgust and outrage, though others weep for what has been lost. There is no time for grief. Grief can come later. For now, there is much to avenge. He leads his forces westwards, to the coast.

3 - While they remain in their new territory, the earthbore notice something. A richness, a density beneath the earth. New resources not to be animated, but collected. Fortunately, their skill at "swimming" in the stone should make it easy.

>Mine the Dark Iron and Gold

>>12529

Name: Tunak Tuarum - the Elemental Chaos

Race (Determines bonuses): Elementals (Dryads, Oreads, Golems, living lakes, etc etc)

Color: (Determined map color): Bright Red with green trim

FLUFF: http://pastebin.com/bBJyguE5

Population: (26.9) (1.7/turn)

Food: (N/A)

Raw Currency: (21) (3/turn)

Legitimacy: (Strong)

Culture: (5)

Industry: (7)

Unique Buildings: [Temple of the Earthly Awakening], [Godcaller's Circle]

Defenses: Elemental Patrols [Average], Thrakun Tuuman [Fortress]

Military Units:

1 [Roilshapers][Epic];

2 [Fist of the Herald][Very Strong];

1 [Titan of Rage][Very Strong];

1 [Thakundur][Very Strong];

3 [Tempest Lords][Strong+];

2 [Thrungradi][Strong];

3 [Earthbore Conscripts][Medium][Infiltrate];

2 [Sylpharen][Medium][Infiltrate];

2 [Wasteland Ravagers][Medium];

4 [Dryad Grovespeakers][Medium];

4 [Brinemantle Scouts][Weak]

Resources/Quantity: Iron [Sustainable]; Copper [Sustainable]; Wood [Sustainable]; Star Metal [Average+];1 Dark Iron [unmined]; 1 Gold [Umined]

Magic/Spells: (Primal Elemental) (spells: Quake [Simple]; Firestorm [Average]; Ritual [Average])

Technology: (Stone, Copper, Iron, Wood)(Metallurgy [Good]) (War Magic [Average])(Luddic Armor [Very Simple]) (Alternative Mobilization [Leylines][Primitive])

Territory: (25)

>Bonuses:

1. The Natural Order: Attacks or spells that utilize the elements against you are wholly or totally ineffective. You also do not eat in the traditional way, and are generally immune to some things (ie: disease) that would hurt the jackal-races.

2. Fever of the World: Generally speaking, clearing the world of those who disturb the balance will produce benefits for you. For every imbalance you purify, you may secure re-rolls which may be banked.

>Eccentricity:

1. Totalist: You do not respond very well to worshippers of other deities or gods. The godless powerful are tolerable, to a point.

2. Balancer: Things that excessively disrupt the balance of the world will throw your nation into a rage until the balance is restored

3. Luddic Horde: You gain free units as you expand, but, you cannot utilize many technologies of the other nations; you also don't pay upkeep as usual.

Rolled 2 (1d3)

>>12528

d3 for territory expansion goodies

Rolled 14, 92, 54 = 160 (3d100)

>>12528

>>12460 (OP)

Name: Kingdom of Suniria

Race (Determines bonuses): Humans

Color: (Determined map color): Orange

Fluff (Determines bonuses): The Suniri were once a disparate and scattered people, living in tribes or small family group on Gul until they were united. Granix, the Bear King. Granix had solved the riddles inherent in making metal weapons, and even more the magic of mastering the body.

Hundreds of competing warlords fell to his blade, until one day he was betrayed by his best friend. Silvgar the Rat. Granix was taken into the home of his foremost rival, and despite the rescue party being mustered and sent forth, presumed to be dead. It was not so. When the party arrived, the rivals fortress was burning and his head on a pike in Granix's hands.The people were amazed because except for minor nicks and cuts, Granix was unharmed. When asked how he survived without armor or weapons Granix answered, "Is it the sword, or the hand the wields it that has true power?"

Government Type (Determines some stats): merit based Monarchy. The strongest, smartest and most powerful rules, period.

Economy Type (Determines some stats): For the most part people buy what they want and build what they want. The king let's them pursue their own ends until someone does something wrong or a pressing need must be met.

Religion (Determines magic):The Gods are distant and capricious, they rarely answer prayers and mostly look upon the world for entertainment. Life should be lived by the strength of your steel and the strength of you arm. If you do well the Gods will notice you, whether you want them too or not.

Location:Gul

Population: (13) (+1/turn)

Food: Good

Raw Currency: (13) (+3/turn)

Legitimacy: Good

Culture: (5)

Industry: (5)

Unique Buildings: Hall of the Kings; Great Forge (1/10)

Defenses: Stone Walls [Large]

Military Units: 5 [Sunniri Swordsmen][very strong]; 2 unit [Sunniri Berserkers][Very Strong][Raging]; 2 [Sunniri Shield Maidens][Strong])

Resources/Quantity: Stone [Sustainable]; Copper [Sustainable]; Iron [Sustainable]; Steel [Sustainable]; Dark Iron [Unmined}

Magic/Spells: (The Way of Granix) (spells: Strengthen Unit)(Unit/Research 5/8)

Technology: Metallurgy [Average]; Professional Armies [Simple]; Drill [Simple]; Equipment [Simple]

Trade Routes: [none initially]

Territory: (7)

Bonuses:

1. The Riddle of Steel: You get +1 to all combat rolls to everything – except aerial combat. The penalty is waved if actually manage to engage your ground units with aerial opposition somehow (such as jumping).

2. This You Can Trust: You may reroll unit recruitment once if it below 50.

Eccentricities:

1. States Can't Climb Hills: You have trouble with 'civilized' life. You suffer a general penalty to any technology relating to nation building or statecraft.

1. Continue on the Great forge. Tell the works teams whoever makes the most progress on the forge by the time it is done, will get a weapon of their choice for free. Put 2 gold on it.(1/10)

+Metallurgy Average

+Stone

+Iron

+Steel

+Industry 5

2.Have the shaman and wise continue their research into the Ways of Granix. He could split mail and shatter swords with his fists, to truly honor him we must be no less capable. (5/8)

3.Hold a tournament, and grad tournament of fighting and archery and drinking. Maybe amongst the warriors and boys there is someone worthy to be called champion of the Sunniri people.

Rolled 77, 45 = 122 (2d100)

>>12551

>>12465

>>12528

>FluffnStuff: >>12010

Population: 36.9(1.7/turn)

Raw Currency: 90 (16/turn)

Legitimacy: Good

Culture: (8)

Industry: (10)

Master Buildings:

[Council Headquarters], Aeroport [Primitive], [Temple of the Traveler], [Gobtown], [Bogart], [Starkegrob], [Patchwork City Marketplace]

Defenses: (Tower/Wall Defense Network (Medium), Starkegrob Citadel [Fortress]

Master Military:

6 Tseyarian Birds (Medium), Patchwork Flagship Mk. II (Epic-), 1 Integrated Clansguard (Very Strong)[Brave], 3 Patchwork Clansguard (Very Strong), 3 Air Mages (Medium), 4 Goblin Blackhat Coteries (Medium) [Infiltrate][Sapper], 2 Gobtown Shyster Gaggles (Strong)[Infiltrate][Sapper][Resilient], 1 Starkengrober Riesengarde (Very Strong+)[Brave], 3 Starkegian Infantry Regiments (Very Strong)

Resources/Quantity:

[Stone, Sustainable], [Wood, Sustainable], [Iron, Sustainable] [Rubicite, Sustainable (x3)] [Steel, Sustainable]

Magic/Spells: (Air, Basic) (spells: Summon Tseyarian Birds, Good; Tornado, Simple; Haste, Simple; Summon Air Elemental, Simple)

Technology: (Stone, Wood, Iron, Steel) [Airships, Average] [Aerial Navigation, Average] [Civil Defense, Basic] [Bureaucracy, primitive] [Diplomacy, Simple] [Standardization, Primitive] [Rationalization, Simple] [Coinage, Simple] [Drill, Simple] [Economics, Primitive]

Territories: (22*)

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Courier Specific Buildings:[Starkegrob]

Defenses: Starkegrob Citadel [Fortress]

Courier Specific Military:

1 Starkengrober Riesengarde [Very Strong+][Brave], 3 Starkegian Infantry Regiments [Very Strong]:

-1st Starkegian Infantry Regiment, "The Retrievers"

-3rd Starkegian Infantry Regiment, "The Kleins"

-4th Starkegian Infantry Regiment, "The Neue Kerls"

Bonus: [Strategic]

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1.) Integrate the other three Infantry Regiments to a higher standard of skill and bravery. We are the Empire's best and mighty! (Pluralism)

2.) Complete the bayonet designs! These shall be handed out to all musket units at once! (6/7)

Rolled 51, 42, 86 = 179 (3d100)

>>12559

1. Gentlemen, this is not the time for disnuity. This is the moment of victory! Not the time for dispair.

We have expanded our borders, incrased our wealth significantly, and already our troops move for more glory and land.

Let the people know of our great gains and victories, and restore their faith. We are at war, and damages to the capitol by enemies are to be expected. But through their courage and strength we have prevailed and conquered! Let the nation rejoice!

Furthermore, we'll be doubling our standing clockwork guard from 2 units to 4, and word is the Necro Imperialis will be transferring anti-espionage units.

Extended Martial Law is hurting our income, and we need to create a state of normalization soon.

Spend 10 Currency to stabilize the nation via immediate boons to various industrious families, creating a sense of victory and reward for the war effort.

2. 10 Currency is transferred to a specified nation [PM]

3. Troop Movement.

From the homefront 10 Mobilized Combat Clockworks Groups [Very Strong][Resist] load up onto 3 Mobilized Destroyer-Airships [Very Strong]

From New Santoria, 4 Mobilized Combat Clockworks Groups [Very Strong][Resist] load up onto 2 Mobilized Destroyer-Airships [Very Strong]

Direction is the Machine Men Capital.

Official declarations of war are proclaimed, and the Tecnocracy hereby official claim military control of the entirety of the Machine Men, its subjects now belong to the Dwarves.

Rolled 12 (1d100)

>>12568

4. Capitalist Roll

>>12569

Spend 10 additional gold to appease capitalists fears.

Rolled 99, 37, 94 = 230 (3d100)

>>12529

Name: Golden Republic of Khazan

Race: Dwarves

Color: White Star Black Background

Fluff:

For many long years the Golden Republic of Khazan has existed within the dark mountains of Gul, it's inhabitants shut off from the rest of the world. Generations spent in solidarity have not seen the Dwarves grow idle rather than renounce their former warring ways and commit themselves to the finer aspects of life.

Within the Republic of Khazan fine metal crafting is valued above all else, many spending centuries to perfect the art of making necklaces, rings and rare metal embroyded clothing as well as other trinkets which are sometimes even imbuned with magical properties.

In the unbelievably long time spent in solidarity the Dwarves have learned to appreciate all company and news from the world and while they are unwilling to leave behind their cozy mountain homes which have been crafted with the utmost devotion to masonry they are still reknown by adventurers for their generous and hospitable nature.

Government Type: Representative Democracy with a Constitutional Monarchy

Economy Type: State Capitalism (best economy)

Religion: Ancestral

Location: Within the Mountains of Gul not to far away from shades.

>Population: (21,4) (.8/turn)

>Food: (Very Good)

>Raw Currency: (20) (10/turn)

>Legitimacy: (More Stable)

>Culture: (3)

>Industry: (13)

>Unique Buildings:

+ Khazan Parliament

>Defenses: (Underfortifications, Huge Elaborate), (Magma Pumps [Basic])

>Military Units:

+ Draconius of Khazania [Epic++++] [Resilient] [Slayer]

+ 1 (Khazanian Shieldbreakers), [Very Strong+]

+ 5 (Khazanian Black Patriots) [Very Strong+][Brave]

+ 5 (Khazanian Honorary Guard) [Very Strong+][Brave]

+ 4 (Khazanian Headhunters) [Very Strong+][Brave]

>Mobilized:

+ 4 Mobilized Khazan Draftee Formations "Nailbiters" [Very Strong][Plucky]

+ 8 Mobilized Khazan Mixed Formations "Tunnel Warriors" [Very Strong][Plucky]

+ 8 Mobilized Khazan Mixed Formations "Robotkillers" [Very Strong][Plucky]

+ 8 Mobilized Khazan Mixed Formations "Greybeards" [Very Strong][Plucky]

>Mobilization Status: Industrial Efficiency: 100% 3 turns

>Resources/Quantity:

+ Iron [Strained]

+ Wood [Strained]

+ Copper [Strained]

+ Stone [Sustainable]

+ Magma [Sustainable]

+ Coal [Sustainable] [2x]

+ Steam [Infinite]

+ Gems [Some]

>Magic/Spells: (Magical Artifice) (Spells: Imbue Equipment, Good; Earthshaping [Basic])

>Technology: (Stone, Wood, Iron) Traps, [Simple] Fortifications [Average], Bureacracy [Primitive], Counter-Espionage [Simple], Mobilization [Simple], Rationalization [Primitive], Magma Utilization [Average], Tunneling [Basic], Psi Dampening [Simple], Close Quarters Fighting [Simple], Elemental Resistance [Primitive], Holy Weapons [Simple], Professional Army [Simple], Drill [Primitive], Guerilla Warfare [Simple], Reorganization [Simple], Total Mobilization [Primitive]

>Territory: Yes (generated by GM)

>Bonuses/Eccentricities:

1. Turtlers: You can fabricate underground constructions easily. You may reroll constructions made underground once.

2. Gift of Artifice: Add an additional +15 to every roll to construct weapons or equipment.

>Eccentrictiy:

Agoraphobic: You aren't very good at going outside. Actions outside the underground suffer a -15 penalty to every roll. This excludes combat, which the dwarves actually find fun.

Clannish: You don't greet visitors very well, generally, unless they have something nice for you.

Elves 1/2

1-2. Continue work on the ancestral imbunements, to bring a breath of worlds far past ours back into this plane. 7/15

3. Seize the mobilization, however offer all of the Mobilized Units a permanent place in the army. They are already trained and equipped and will be well paid and cared for should they choose to remain a part of the GRK's armed forces.

>>World Event – The Bohemian Hordes: The Bohemian Hordes have appeared in the southern part of Gul. The Hordes are a motley admixture of dissidents, mystics, gyspies, loners, freaks, vagrants, the mentally ill, the bored, the excited, the pseudo-spiritual, and others. They are led by a charismatic leader named She'llan, who, at least insofar as you are aware, preaches peace and free love to all races. They are a composite of the former nation of elves and other refugees displaced by war. They are vast in number and travel by a modified fleet of airships, creatures, floating platforms, and levitation.

>>12526

Name: Rattlehavoc's Company

Race: Morphs (Tainted)

Color: Blue with dark purple trim.

Fluff: A small cadre of Tainted Morphs that are led by an old, well-traveled individual that goes by the name of Rattlehavoc. Formerly a splinter group, these Tainted have recently returned to the Council, asking to serve in whatever capacity is needed. They say that they have returned due to unease over the changing political landscape and a desire for security, but in truth their reentry into the Advent is the result of religious worry– that the divergent testaments they follow are inaccurate. They have rejoined the Advent to ease their own doubts and to bring more Tainted into the fold.

Government Type: Meritocracy. Rattlehavoc is the fifth leader of the Band, and leaders are quietly, bloodlessly replaced when they are no longer felt as fit to lead. The exact guidelines for this process, and the process by which the Tainted rise up the social ladder (only by proving that they can greatly benefit the community) are outlined in the Sardonyx Tablet.

Economy Type: Planned. Since their return to the Advent, they have adopted their economic measures to better fit in, leaving behind the more socialist system they had previously used.

Religion: Sardonyxism - The Band strictly adhere to the tenets, laws and religious practices outlined in the Sardonyx Tablet, rumored to have been carved by the First Tainted, whose legendary deeds are responsible for the glowing opinion many morph cultures have of their kind. The Tablet emphasizes a focus on venerating the Tainted that have come and gone, implying that the Tainted are actually closer to what the Morphs are supposed to truly be, and suggesting that the Grimoire Advent was composed entirely of tainted as well. There are several divergences in terms of dictates, holidays and worship practices, but otherwise Sardonyxism is very similar to the Church of Remembrance, and the Band is starting to more closely realign the Sardonyx Tablet's teaching with the Church's own.

Location:

[Courtier of Regalia]

>>12606

[Rattlehavoc]

>>You are a courtier.

>>You have two dice.

>>You share the same stat sheet as your host nation, Advent.

>>You have been allocated a town [see next turn] for your usage.

>>You have been allocated 3 [player named units][Very Strong]

Rolled 42, 85 = 127 (2d100)

>>12607

Name: Rattlehavoc's Company

Race: Morphs (Tainted)

Color: Blue with dark purple trim.

Fluff: A small cadre of Tainted Morphs that are led by an old, well-traveled individual that goes by the name of Rattlehavoc. Formerly a splinter group, these Tainted have recently returned to the Council, asking to serve in whatever capacity is needed. They say that they have returned due to unease over the changing political landscape and a desire for security, but in truth their reentry into the Advent is the result of religious worry– that the divergent testaments they follow are inaccurate. They have rejoined the Advent to ease their own doubts and to bring more Tainted into the fold.

Government Type: Meritocracy. Rattlehavoc is the fifth leader of the Band, and leaders are quietly, bloodlessly replaced when they are no longer felt as fit to lead. The exact guidelines for this process, and the process by which the Tainted rise up the social ladder (only by proving that they can greatly benefit the community) are outlined in the Sardonyx Tablet.

Economy Type: Planned. Since their return to the Advent, they have adopted their economic measures to better fit in, leaving behind the more socialist system they had previously used.

Religion: Sardonyxism - The Band strictly adhere to the tenets, laws and religious practices outlined in the Sardonyx Tablet, rumored to have been carved by the First Tainted, whose legendary deeds are responsible for the glowing opinion many morph cultures have of their kind. The Tablet emphasizes a focus on venerating the Tainted that have come and gone, implying that the Tainted are actually closer to what the Morphs are supposed to truly be, and suggesting that the Grimoire Advent was composed entirely of tainted as well. There are several divergences in terms of dictates, holidays and worship practices, but otherwise Sardonyxism is very similar to the Church of Remembrance, and the Band is starting to more closely realign the Sardonyx Tablet's teaching with the Church's own.

Location: Haven

Unique Traits

Military: [Rattlehavoc's Unit], [Swansong's Unit], [Bastille's Unit] [Very Strong]

1. Our goals are clear. Our task is set. We will accomplish them.

We will assist in the construction and defense of Haven. Begin by fanning out while the other morphs work on building the place, seeking sources of timber and wood.

2. Scout out the area for bandits, wild animals, any other threats to the builders or the future populace. Take note of them, stalk them, but do not attack just yet.

>>12542

[Skyrates]

1. You set up a relatively large trade route with the Advent. It's respectable and provides good returns. (Add trade route: Advent [Large; +3 industry; +4/currency/turn]

2. You finish your advancement in scaled research. Your pirate-research team seems very pleased. Your pirate research team is the best men you could find:"Barnacle Dick" and his crack team of "Pukebeard" "The Guzzler" "Jimmy-The-Stain" and "Brokeass Mckinsky" worked overtime to complete the project. When they appear to you, all of them are wearing customary pirate hats and labcoats that are heavily stained with urine, feces, puke, and blood. Apparently they had been delayed in a barfight with a man they have termed “The Loaf”. You aren't sure about all of this. (Add technology: Scaled Building [Simple])

3. You finished your research into air-war! It's gone really quite swimmingly despite the lack of water! Har har har! (Add technology: Air-War [Simple])

4. Several of the lads stole a few private airship from some rich ponce! HAR HAR! It's really quite nice frankly. (Add 1 [airship, player's name][Very Strong+++][Quick]

>>12543

[Kaldor]

>>You are mobilized: Industrial Efficiency: 100%

>>Lose 1.1 pop/turn

>>Set mobilization status: 3 turns. You population views this as an offensive war. Political murmuring has started.

>>Add mobilized units: 6 Kaldorian Admixture Formations [Very Strong]

1. You move forward on the fortresses. They're almost done! (Fortresses 19/20)

2. You manage to build some basic airships. They're not super great, but they can tow your units in large numbers or carry some. (Add units: 3 [player named units airships][Very Strong])[note: check your unit upkeep]

3. Though we normally frown upon magic, it seems that Galgoroth does not, let us research new fire spells to burn our enemies to cinders.

>>12544

[Necro Imperialis]

1. You bombard some of the trolls from the air. You find that your cannonfire isn't very effective, but it's good gunnery practice and you learn a good deal about shooting small annoying targets. (Add technology: Bombardment [Very Simple])

2. You only manage to raise a few of the troll corpses. The trolls are apparently resistant to magic generally. It would help if you had some mages of considerable power. (Add 2 Undead Freak-Troll Swarms [Strong])

3.You train a squad of secret police. The first squad is easy, but finding more suitable recruits might be harder. (Add 1 unit: [player's name secret police squad][GMEN][Very Strong]) (Add technology: Secret Police [Simple])

4. You manage to implement the reforms despite the constant obstructions. There's a new building downtown dedicated to religious purity and enforcement of the strict will of Pezar against the general population..and others. (add technology: Bureaucracy [Very Simple])(add player's choice unique building)(Add technology: The Total State [Primitive]) (set government type to: Military-Theocratic Police State)

>>12546

[Dominion]

1. You manage to build a mine to produce some flux in reasonable amount. (Add resource: Flux [Sustainable]

2. You begin working on alloys, but there's some initial disagreements between your researchers and the Santreians. Nothing gets done, but you manage to hire our some contractors to work as intermediaries. (Alloys/Metallurgy 2/8) (-2 currency)

3. You begin expanding your odium, gold, and iron mines. (1/2)

4. The inquisition headquarters is established. Already Vilon are putting in applications to join the new effort to keep the nation safe from terrorism and other threats to national security – real or imagined. (Add unique building, player's name choice;)(Add technology: The Total State [Primitive])(Set Counter-Espionage to Good)

>>12548

[Angles]

1. The town caves. (add unique building: Night Reach [Town]; +.2/pop/turn]

2. The trade port turns into something of a disaster. The markets still haven't recovered from the war and lumber is occasionally hard to find. This is one of those occasional times.

>>12549

[Sculpted]

>>You are mobilized: Industrial Efficiency: 100%

>>Lose 1.3/pop.

>>Set mobilization status: 4 turn. The war has a mixed character and the lack of fighting seems to lead the population to think of it as superflous or phony. This has sped up political issues even more.

>>Add mobilized units: 8 Mobilized Multipurpose Sculpted Squads [Very Strong][Resist]

>>Your material stocks are starting to show even more strain.

1. You manage to increase your capacities to scry. (Set spell: Scry Material to [Above Average])

2. You begin working on Air-Ground warfare. Some of your units have been equipped with nets and net-launchers, while others have been given simple explosives they can throw into the air. You don't have much in the way of ranged weaponry however, and so this progress is somewhat limited. Still, you feel more confident than you did previously. (Research: 5/7)

3. Kali manages to gain some tremendous capacities to use magic. This has helped us generally. (set magic: Earth to [Good] and Petrify to [Average])

>>12550

[Morphs]

1,2. You work on a coal-fired power plant with a steam apparatus. It seems simplest, and it's able to charge the batteries. Sort of. “Really it would be easier with an actual power source like gasoline or something” your researchers claim. (Steam-Batteries 5/10)

3. You build a town to the south. You also get a grip on large construction from the effort. (Add technology: Scaled Construction [Primitive]) (Add unique building: player's name choice [Town])

>>12551

[Patchwork]

1) You expand by a good deal into the interior. The area is mostly quiet except for the odd cow or duck. (Add 4 hex; +.2/pop/turn; Add resource: Magicite [unmined; Iron [unmined])

2) The research into better equipment stalls – one of the forges caught fire. Dammit.

3) You merge your clansguard into a proper consolidated unit. (revise 3 Patchwork Clansguard (Very Strong) to (Patchwork Republican Guard Company [Epic++++][Brave])(add technology: Reorganization [Simple])

>>12553

[Korotha]

1.You begin working on espionage and gain a good handle on it. (add technology: Espionage [Simple])

2. You survey the surrounding area. You find some minor odium deposits, a ruin, and a small town.

3. You start working on astral magics that will be able to manipulable. You make some good headway. (Research 7/8)[GM: Clarify here, unsure of objective]

>>12555

[Santareia]

1) The alternative mobilization methods fail. They are found to be largely invalidated and so they are rolled into your research.

2) You continue on your research with biology. It goes pretty well. (Revise technology Biology to Magi-Biology [Very Good])

>>12556

[CAPITOL]

1. Operation SPECTRE. (Is go!)

2. The research completes. It should allow more effective infiltrations of areas that would be extremely difficult to get into. (Add technology: Glamour Masks [Simple])

3. Operation IMPERATOR. (Is go!)

>>12557

[Vyriah]

[Nation Event:] Your battleship is done. It bristles with every weapon or modification you could snatch, grab, or cajole from the markets of the world. It's got Morgazian style air-armor, a prow for ramming, and magi-storm omni-cannons that can fire in such a way as to avoid blindspots. It can also shell and bombard with exceeding efficiency thanks to additional swivels on the turrets. The crew was the best you could find: a weird combination of mad-gnomes, scientists, cranks, geniuses, and the stupid young. (Add 1 [player named unit][Epic][x8][Bombard][4x][Resilient])

1. The trade route to Morgaz opens. Much to your surprise, Morgaz personally appears at the opening ceremony and cuts the ribbon on the first airship that arrives at his fortress. He sends the Doge a note: “As always, the Doge and his people have proved to be fine friends with a calm and discriminating hand in a world of strife and chaos.” (Add trade route: Morgaz [Massive; +4 industry; +4 currency/turn](add technology: Trading [Simple])

2&3. You begin working on the skeleton of a global financial system. You're confident this is a good idea, because everyone powerful does it. It will take some time, though. (Iron Bank 6/20)

>12560

[Elemental Chaos]

1. While it was generally though they were heading in the right direction, the elementals got lost. One also got bitten by a snake. It didn't hurt but it was slightly distressing. No progress.

2 – You forces march west. Vast areas are consumed as you assume nominal control of the scrubby devoured lands. The odd freak-troll still exists, and they harry your forces. (Add 4 hex; roll 1d3)

3. You work swimming with the metals. It goes slowly; many of the elementals find the dark iron awkward. (1/2)

>>12563

[Sunniria]

>>Resources from expansion: Feywood [Sustainable]; Old Equipment [Some]; +.2/pop/turn

1. The master smith continues to find fault with the foundation. It is slanted awkwardly, and several duels have killed a few of the architects. They are architects without honor! (Grand Forge 2/10)

2.The shamans believe they have a new way to empower whole squads to jump long distances. It would require a shaman to assist the squads, but it is start! (Add spell: Amplified Jump [Very Simple])

3. The tournament begins. It is, in a word, mediocre in the first week. These are not warriors worthy of repute! (1/3; +2 culture; +1 currency/turn)

>>12564

[Starkegian]

1.) You reorganize your units. The merged formation is exceedingly robust. (Revise: 3 Starkegian Infantry Regiments (Very Strong) to Starkegian Brigade [Epic][x4][Brave])

2.) You hand out the bayonets. They seem to help a good deal. (Add technology: Close Combat [Simple])

>>12568

[Technocracy]

>>You are mobilized: Industrial Efficiency: 120% [Semi-Stable]

>>Lose 1.1 population [You Clockworks are mitigating the utilization of your population.]

>>Set mobilization status: 4 turn.

Add mobilized units: 11 Mobilized Combat Clockworks Groups [Very Strong][Resist]; 1 Mobilized Destroyer-Airships [Very Strong]

1. You manage to stabilize the political situation somewhat. (Set stability to Semi-Stable)

2. You sent money to a nation. (-10 currency)

3. You moved your units to the Machine-Men.

4. The capitalists aren't pleased about the political situation. They want the war to end – their profits are hurting under the current political situation. The money seems to shut them up – for now. (-10 currency)

>>12584

[Golden Republic of Khazan]

>>You are partially mobilized.

>>Set mobilization status: 5 turn. The war is now being taken as defensive in nature, but the lack of fighting has made the population increasing reticent.

1-2. You manage to finish your work on ancestral imbuement. It's still tricky, but it works. (Add technology: Ancestral Imbuement [Simple])

3. You halt the mobilization. New unit production is stopped.

>>12608

[Rattlehavoc]

1. You start trying to fortify haven. It's a little slow, but it's nearly done. (Fortifications 1/2)

2. You scout around and find a small goblin tribes, some trolls, and a ruin. There doesn't seem to be much else.

Rolled 4, 14, 14 = 32 (3d100)

>>12612

Name: Kingdom of Suniria

Race (Determines bonuses): Humans

Color: (Determined map color): Orange

Fluff (Determines bonuses): The Suniri were once a disparate and scattered people, living in tribes or small family group on Gul until they were united. Granix, the Bear King. Granix had solved the riddles inherent in making metal weapons, and even more the magic of mastering the body.

Hundreds of competing warlords fell to his blade, until one day he was betrayed by his best friend. Silvgar the Rat. Granix was taken into the home of his foremost rival, and despite the rescue party being mustered and sent forth, presumed to be dead. It was not so. When the party arrived, the rivals fortress was burning and his head on a pike in Granix's hands.The people were amazed because except for minor nicks and cuts, Granix was unharmed. When asked how he survived without armor or weapons Granix answered, "Is it the sword, or the hand the wields it that has true power?"

Government Type (Determines some stats): merit based Monarchy. The strongest, smartest and most powerful rules, period.

Economy Type (Determines some stats): For the most part people buy what they want and build what they want. The king let's them pursue their own ends until someone does something wrong or a pressing need must be met.

Religion (Determines magic):The Gods are distant and capricious, they rarely answer prayers and mostly look upon the world for entertainment. Life should be lived by the strength of your steel and the strength of you arm. If you do well the Gods will notice you, whether you want them too or not.

Location:Gul

Population: (14.2) (+1.2/turn)

Food: Good

Raw Currency: (15) (+4/turn)

Legitimacy: Good

Culture: (7)

Industry: (5)

Unique Buildings: Hall of the Kings; Great Forge (2/10)

Defenses: Stone Walls [Large]

Military Units: 5 [Sunniri Swordsmen][very strong]; 2 unit [Sunniri Berserkers][Very Strong][Raging]; 2 [Sunniri Shield Maidens][Strong])

Resources/Quantity: Stone [Sustainable]; Copper [Sustainable]; Iron [Sustainable]; Steel [Sustainable]; Dark Iron [Unmined};Feywood [Sustainable]; Old Equipment [Some];

Magic/Spells: (The Way of Granix) (spells: Strengthen Unit)( Amplified Jump [Very Simple])

Technology: Metallurgy [Average]; Professional Armies [Simple]; Drill [Simple]; Equipment [Simple]

Trade Routes: [none initially]

Territory: (7)

Tournament(1/3)

Bonuses:

1. The Riddle of Steel: You get +1 to all combat rolls to everything – except aerial combat. The penalty is waved if actually manage to engage your ground units with aerial opposition somehow (such as jumping).

2. This You Can Trust: You may reroll unit recruitment once if it below 50.

Eccentricities:

1. States Can't Climb Hills: You have trouble with 'civilized' life. You suffer a general penalty to any technology relating to nation building or statecraft.

1. Continue with the Torunament! We need better entertainment and sport! 5 currency to help make people merry and sweeten the purse of the winners!(1/3)

+7culture

+5 cuurency

2. Continue of the great forge. By the gods this is tedious in the extreme, but unless you fools want lesser weapons, you WILL get this done!(2/10)

+Metallurgy Average

+Stone

+Iron

+Steel

+Industry 5

+Feywood

+Old Equipment

3. Trains some shaman and wise men the glories of battle so that our people mnay thrive with the Way of Granix!

+Professional Armies [Simple];

+Drill [Simple];

+Equipment [Simple]

+5 Industry

+This you can trust

Rolled 14 (1d100)

>>12614

Invoking this you can trust on third action

Rolled 22, 83, 51 = 156 (3d100)

http://pastebin.com/JucWqx3F

1. Mech construction

2. Operation ROYALE

3. Improve the training of our spies, especially when it comes to avoiding counter-espionage teams.

>>12616

Train our counter espionage teams to especially capture spies trained to avoid counter-espionage teams

Rolled 81, 22, 24 = 127 (3d100)

1. With Petrify now usable in battle, perhaps a new method can be born, to create Sculpted from the now stone bodies of the fallen foes. Given new minds and new souls by Gaia these beings will be on our side instead.

2. From Diamond and Granite a new being is formed. Built with 100 legs and 100 arms this Titan can fling waiting Sculpted at the enemy, either as missiles into the air to attack airborne foes or to bombard our enemies formations and fortifications with Scultped designed to be like walking boulders. He is Hekatonkheires.

3. Our army is burgeoning in numbers and yet we have no formal training or organization. Begin placing the mobilized armies among the dedicated military units and have them begin doing drills and practice together. The Aluminum Gryphon and other such fliers should aid in simulating the Dragons in attacking, our primary purpose is to get the dragons on the ground where we have the advantage and so strategies which either force them to do so or damaging their ability to fly should be prioritized. It doesn't matter if its tunnel fighting or just using flak cannons all avenues should be explored. (5/7)

http://pastebin.com/AKD7Tva1

>>12617

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1BCa5hJHfN0I9_XSkYqusYJRgRoBED49vqmVuqBKgFRA/edit?usp=sharing

Rolled 7, 1, 2, 5, 8, 4, 1, 4, 9, 5, 9, 4, 10, 2, 4, 9, 10, 3, 3 = 100 (19d10)

>>12613

14 Mobilized Combat Clockworks Groups [Very Strong][Resist]

supported by 5 Mobilized Destroyer-Airships [Very Strong

"Attention, constructs of the Machine Men. Your leaders have long abandoned you to ruin and neglect. We come to bring order to the Chaos that has befallen your race.

Surrender. Think of your families. Think of your lives. This can be a peaceful transition, and we are ready to cater to your needs. Or face the consequences of futile resistance.

You have till noon to comply."

The Clockworks surronud the Machine Men Capital, using their numerical advantage. The 14 Combat Groups each separate into 7 squads, of 2 comabt clockwork groups each.

They do not rush in wave tactics, but take up tactical positions, setting up behinds hills, mounds, tree's. The ships also stand menacingly above.

They will wait and see if the Machine Men succumb to reason in the face of odds, otherwise the attack will commense.

Having learned their lessons against the Santorians, the Airships will proceed to make improvised bombardments against the Capital, while Machine men move up tactically. Rather than just rushing in huge waves and firing as before, Squad tactics are used. One squad fires their large caliber rifles to suppress enemy units, while another pushes forward. Each switches roles to ensure that in any movement one clockwork group supports the other.

>>12617

Oh yeah? well I'll train my spies to avoid your counterspies trained to catch my spies avoiding your counterspies.

Rolled 75, 47, 88 = 210 (3d100)

>>12611

Population: (10.5) (+.5/turn)

Food: (Good)

Raw Currency: (15) (+5/turn)

Legitimacy: (Very Stable)

Culture: (5)

Industry: (5)

Unique Buildings: [The Spire of Korotha]

Defenses: Minion-Crewed Obelisks [Lots]

Military Units: 3 [Guardians of Korotha][Very Strong]; 3 [Sons of Kont][Strong]

Resources/Quantity: Iron [Sustainable]; Wood [Sustainable]; Copper [Sustainable; Magic/Spells: (type: Korothanian) (spells: Indiscriminate Summoning [Simple]; Energy Blast [Simple])

Technology: (Stone, Wood, Copper, Iron) Summoning Theory [Simple]; Arcane Theory [Simple] Espionage [Simple]

Trade Routes: [none initially]

Territory: 3

Bonuses:

1. Summoners: Summoned units are free up any form of upkeep, though they might exhibit strain on the summoner or cause issues for society if they are too numerous. You may also reroll summoning research (and attempts to summon) if a roll is below 50 (once).

2. Minions: Your population is effectively ignored insofar as mobilization. You use vast swarms of stupid minion races to handle everything and they magically solve labor problems. They also don't strike.

Eccentricities:

1. Calamitous Intent: Political violence (low legitimacy) may be exceedingly destructive as several of the wizard factions have some knowledge of extremely dangerous spells. They also have long standing grudges. Do you remember Malazor from university? Trust me, he remembers you.

2. Elitist Asshole: You don't like other nations who have wizards. Period. The end. They make you feel inadequate.

http://pastebin.com/u7cGkKDn

>1 Star Power (7/8)

10,000 years ago the PITIFUL ROYAL GUARDS sealed us away in the stars. They did this using incredibly powerful weapons that were somehow tied to that starry prison. The place itself is indeed a place of power- considering it kept US of all people prisoner for so long.

We're not sure what happened to those weapons, it's assumed they were sacrificed with their weilders to seal us away, but a potent source of power cannot be overlooked.

>2 Perfectly Normal Merchants

We will send some of our most stealthy minions to the nearby town, some entering as mere merchants, others sneaking in by night.

The ones disguised as merchants will speak only of their home in the "modestly sized city" of Korotha, and inquire about the town they are in, as well as any technological or magical wonders that have popped up in the intervening years.

The infiltrators will just straight up steal and kill to get the same thing. Preferably AFTER the merchants have skipped town, of course.

No need to tie ourselves to a reign of terror before the time is right.

We'll also be expending roughly 5 "currency units" to allow the "Merchants" the ability to, well, act as what they say they are.

[We've got Espionage tech now!]

>3 Odium

WHAT is THIS?

A NEW material?

Best to start testing.

>Alsven! Bring me some prisoners, we have some TESTS to run!

>>12621

Necro confirmed for trainining counterspies to catch your spies avoiding my counterspies that are trained to catch spies with training to avoid counter espionage teams that are trained to catch spies.

Rolled 64, 73, 78 = 215 (3d100)

>>12611

Name: Vyriah

Race (Determines bonuses): Gnome

Color: (Determined map color): Blue

Fluff (Determines bonuses): Long ago, actually not that long ago, a group of merchants found a ruined city upon the edge of the isles. Curious they began to explore the ruined city seemingly floating on the edge of the world. What they saw amazed them, even if they couldn't understand 90% of what they saw. They believed that this city could actually be self sufficient even on the open air! Well one thing led to another and with a mix of mistakes and terrible decisions the city took off into the open air! Now then, how do you fly this thing?

Government Type (Determines some stats): Merchant Republic

Economy Type (Determines some stats): Free Market

Religion (Determines magic): Worship god of the Open sky, Mercantilism, and knowledge.

Location: The Open Sky

Population: (26.5) (1.1/turn)

Food: (Very Stable)

Raw Currency: (6) (31/turn)

Legitimacy: (Stable)

Culture: (11)

Industry: (25)

Unique Buildings: Vyriah [Floating], [Farming platform], [Mercantile Dock Platform] [Shipyard Platform] [GnomU] Embassy [Morgaz], [Foundry Platform], [Factory Platform]

Defenses: Tower Network [Very Large]

Military Units: 3 Vyriah'n Airships [Strong]; 1 Vyriah'n Guard Platoons [Medium], Vyrian Mad Scientist Cohort [Very Strong+][Clever], 2 Storm Guard Platoons [Epic+][Resist], 1 Stromtide Class Battleship "DMV Imperator"[Epic][x8][Bombard][4x][Resilient]

Resources/Quantity: Strato-Birds [Sustainable]; Stone [Lots]; Iron [Sustainable][Market]; Dirt [Massive], Coal [Sustainable][Market], Gems [Sustainable][Market], Ioun [Sustainable][Market], Flux [Sustainable][Market], Steel [Sustainable], Darksteel [A little]

Magic/Spells: (Gnomish Stratocasting) (Spell: Summon Food) (Spell: Storm [Simple])(Add spell: Rain [Good])

Technology: (Stone, Wood, Gems) Aerial Warfare [Basic], Aerial Defense [Basic], Proprietary Airships [Average]], Empiricism [Average], Advanced Hulls [Average], Gravity Construction [Basic], Magi-Storm Propulsion [Average], Magi-Storm Theory [Good], Counter-Espionage [Simple], Morgazian Air-War [Average], Civil Defense [Primitive], Magi-Storm Omni-Cannons [Average], Rationalization [Average], Standardization [Average], Magi-Storm Effect Weaponry [Very Simple, Bureaucracy [Primitive], Bombardment [Simple], Metallurgy [Good], Scaled Construction [Simple], Trading [Simple]

Trade route: Air Dwarves [Medium; +3 industry / +3/currency/turn] Dominion [Mediocre; +1 industry; +3 currency/turn] Patchwork Republic. [Medium; +1 industry / +4/currency/turn; +.1/pop/turn], Morgaz [Massive; +4 industry; +4 currency/turn]

Territory: (1)

Bonuses:

1. Mobile: Your base of operations is effectively modular without end. You can continue to add additions and revisions to it so long as resources exist. You can also move your your capital to make it slightly harder to find, but trade may be impacted.

2. Merchant-Nomads: You can buy most things relatively easy, so long as you have the money. It is also easier for you to make money, generally.

Eccentricities:

1. Everyone Hates Gnomes: Gnomes are physically weak in combat, and are easily kicked, punched, or abused. All of your combat rolls in melee suffer a -1 penalty.

1-3. Continue to create the Iron Bank. Spend 60 gold to buy security measures. 6/20

Rolled 81, 10, 95, 5 = 191 (4d100)

Dice. How do they work?

>>12624

pop should be at 27.6

Rolled 1, 5 = 6 (2d10)

Rolling for continued bombardment of freak trolls.

Rolled 56, 60, 40 = 156 (3d100)

>>12618

Going to put 20 gold towards action 3.

Rolled 10, 2 = 12 (2d10)

Updated stats.

https://docs.google.com/document/d/10R2tF7d25yq9r_5lir2M_H6oH80jcB_Xgx6XhnfzHwc/edit?usp=docslist_api

Rolled 3 (1d3)

Statpost and 1d3

>>12612

Name: Tunak Tuarum - the Elemental Chaos

Race (Determines bonuses): Elementals (Dryads, Oreads, Golems, living lakes, etc etc)

Color: (Determined map color): Bright Red with green trim

FLUFF: http://pastebin.com/bBJyguE5

Population: (28.6) (1.7/turn)

Food: (N/A)

Raw Currency: (24) (3/turn)

Legitimacy: (Strong)

Culture: (5)

Industry: (7)

Unique Buildings: [Temple of the Earthly Awakening], [Godcaller's Circle]

Defenses: Elemental Patrols [Average], Thrakun Tuuman [Fortress]

Military Units:

1 [Roilshapers][Epic];

2 [Fist of the Herald][Very Strong];

1 [Titan of Rage][Very Strong];

1 [Thakundur][Very Strong];

3 [Tempest Lords][Strong+];

2 [Thrungradi][Strong];

3 [Earthbore Conscripts][Medium][Infiltrate];

2 [Sylpharen][Medium][Infiltrate];

2 [Wasteland Ravagers][Medium];

4 [Dryad Grovespeakers][Medium];

4 [Brinemantle Scouts][Weak]

Resources/Quantity: Iron [Sustainable]; Copper [Sustainable]; Wood [Sustainable]; Star Metal [Average+];1 Dark Iron [unmined]; 1 Gold [Umined]

Magic/Spells: (Primal Elemental) (spells: Quake [Simple]; Firestorm [Average]; Ritual [Average])

Technology: (Stone, Copper, Iron, Wood)(Metallurgy [Good]) (War Magic [Average])(Luddic Armor [Very Simple]) (Alternative Mobilization [Leylines][Primitive])

Territory: (29)

>Bonuses:

1. The Natural Order: Attacks or spells that utilize the elements against you are wholly or totally ineffective. You also do not eat in the traditional way, and are generally immune to some things (ie: disease) that would hurt the jackal-races.

2. Fever of the World: Generally speaking, clearing the world of those who disturb the balance will produce benefits for you. For every imbalance you purify, you may secure re-rolls which may be banked.

>Eccentricity:

1. Totalist: You do not respond very well to worshippers of other deities or gods. The godless powerful are tolerable, to a point.

2. Balancer: Things that excessively disrupt the balance of the world will throw your nation into a rage until the balance is restored

3. Luddic Horde: You gain free units as you expand, but, you cannot utilize many technologies of the other nations; you also don't pay upkeep as usual.

Rolled 14, 5, 43 = 62 (3d100)

>>12633

1/2 - Can snakes even bite a wind elemental? Perhaps it is this that distresses them. A powerful and vicious being this serpent must be, to harm us! Nonetheless, they trudge on.

>Travelling 1/3

3 - "Odd" is little surprise. It is not as regular iron, it is something apart. Perhaps this will prove a benefit. At the very least, it will be good to barter.

>Mining 1/2

Rolled 67, 2, 49, 6 = 124 (4d100)

>>12610

http://pastebin.com/MELJzb4u

1Alloys/Metallurgy 2/8. The combination of flux and iron into steel should make our equipment all the stronger. Then we try steel and odium.

2 Expand Odium, Gold, Iron and Flux mines. The flow of raw metals must increase to suit the needs of the next crusade.

3 Crusade [Simple]. The desire for crusade made from Justice and ideals found in Dominion, its mobilization workings, reorganization, training. Vilon giving their all to be a part of it. The more pillars in support of Crusade there are and the more sophisticated the measures to call them become the greater it will be.

4 Defilement immunity. A measure against further sadness in the mortal races in crusades to come. Keep their bodies and souls safe.

>>12636

2 15 Gold to the mine expansions

4 15 Gold to the defilement immunity magic

Rolled 70, 89, 53 = 212 (3d100)

[Morph][Order of the Advent]

http://pastebin.com/wGkYEbjx

Population: (23.3) (1.4/turn)

Food: (Very Stable)

Raw Currency: (45) (+16/turn)

Legitimacy: (Very Stable)

Culture: 5

Industry: 6

Unique Buildings: [Council Hall of the Advent][Government];[Tinyburg][Town];[Northpoint Fortress][Fortress];[First National Port of Ethos][Port];[Haven][Town]

Defenses: Wooden Walls [Simple]

Military Units: [Vincent][Very Strong+][Flight]; 2 [Meli, Dez][Very Strong]; 6 [Xenon, Tinsel, Cain, Regent, Lem, Fitzgerald][Medium]

Resources/Quantity: Copper [Sustainable]; Gems [Sustainable]; Iron [Sustainable]; Wood [Strained]; Gold [Some]; Rubies [Some]; Steel [Sustainable]; Stone [Sustainable][x2]; Silver [Sustainable]

Magic/Spells: [Morph Pluralist: Average] (spells: Arche's Fist [Simple])

Technology: [Steel];[Metallurgy, Good];[Diplomacy, Average];[Communication, Simple];[Electricity, Primitive];[Walkers, Very Simple];[Mechanized Warfare, Primitive];[Coinage, Good];[Sealed Construction, Primitive]

Trade Routes: [none]

Territory: (4)

Bonuses:

1. Resources can work differently for you. You may absorb their properties easily without a roll; this can be used to upgrade or change units in some way. This consumes the resources.

2. Adaptable: Generally, most technology can be adopted by you without penalty. Size and other considerations do not bear, and the Morph are clever enough to make modifications.

Eccentricities:

1. Ice is Bad: The Morph aren't a big fan of ice, as it causes them to die. (If ice is deployed in some way in combat, you suffer -2 to combat rolls.)

—–

[Progress]

-Steam Batteries (5/10)

-

-

—–

A group following the path of Arche has appeared to inhabit the city of Haven. They're a group of tainted that had previously splintered to hone their skills in a single path. Their return is graciously accepted by The Council, as they will be able to provide a great number of additions to The Order.

1. The Order reviews the paperwork for the production of the Steam Batteries. It's all seeming to go along nicely. The work is to be completed and work on Peacekeeper MK I is to be continued. It is critical that the proper amount of time is put into this project. [Continue work on [Steam Batteries (5/10)] as well as other advancements in [Peacekeeper MK I]]

2. Airships plague the skies. They aren't a problem under regular circumstances, but most of these are outfitted in a military fashion, and morphs outside of Vincent cannot fly. Special defenses to be implemented in a variety of situations are to be developed in order to maximize efficiency. [Gain Tech: [Anti-Aerial Defenses]]

3. As agreed upon, 30 Currency is paid to our mysterious benefactors (CAPITOL) bringing their advanced technology to Peacekeeper. In addition, we will pay a fee to ensure their attempts succeed. They will be adding a variety of technologies that will further the project. [[Transfer 30 Currency to CAPITOL], and PAY [10 Currency] to ensure CAPITOL roll 1 is positive]

[Meta][Haven is now under the control of Rattlehavoc's Company [Courtier]]

Rolled 73 (1d100)

>>12625

Perfectionist reroll on liches.

>>12620

[Technocracy]

>>You have conquered the Machine Men.

>>Most of the rare technology of the Machine Men has been destroyed in the fighting. You may be able to salvage some of it.

>>You capture a good portion of the population. Add 2 population; add 3 industry; add 30 currency. The remainder refugees have fled.

>>You lose a minor amount of forces – 5 groups of clockwork and 1 airship – in the fighting.

>>You gained the following items: Odd Scroll[Single], Silver [Unmined]; Dark Iron, Rubicite [Some]; 1x Iron, Wood, Copper; Ioun [Some]; Gems [Lots]

>>Add 3 hex. Add unique building [player's name][Fortress; Damaged]

The Immortal Technocratic Republic

Race: Dwarves

Color: Brown

Fluff :

Once, a monarchy of Kings and Nobles of living breathing dwarves, with dreams of building ships, fighting for cause of justice and the Coalition and of the freedom of Oppressed people.

After the massacre of the 2nd Coalition War which ended in a stalemate, underwent an even greater and darker revolution than the capitalist surge that came before it, and twisted into the new Immortal Technocratic Republic. One nation in eternal unlife with the goal of power in mind.

Government Type: Military-Technocratic Oligarchy

Economy Type: Capitalism

Religion: The Dreaming Forge God. The Dwarves believe that the reason the world floats through the sky, is that a great god of forgework is alseep and dreaming of islands flying through the sky. We dwarves are in the image of the forge god, and are the ones to construct the designs and inventions he dreams up with.

Location: Orgul Major

Population: (24.6) (1/turn)

Food: (Excellent)

Raw Currency: (88) Income: (10/turn) Expenses: (Martial Law: set Income to 1)

Legitimacy: [Martial Law][Chaotic]

Culture: (12)

Industry: (27)

Unique Buildings: 1 King's Palace, 1 National Bank, 1 Royal Academy of the Arts and Sciences (Of the Orders of Merit), [Coalition Research Facility], [Grand Iron Forge], Santerian Black Ziggurat, Large Santarian Academy, Embassy [Necro Imperialis]

Defenses: (Stone Traps, Good), Nightcrag Tunnel Defenses [Elaborate, Segmented]

Military Units:

1 Eastwinds .Co Destroyer [Very Strong]

1 Dwarven Frigates (damaged)

1 Super Sky Dreadnought "Absolute Unity" Epic++++][Bombard][x2][Massive][Armored][Slow])[Huge]

>0 Royal Navy Destroyer's

>Mobilized Forces on the Field

[New Santoria]

8 Mobilized Combat Clockworks Groups [Very Strong][Resist]

7 Mobilized Destroyer-Airships [Very Strong]

[New Machina]

10 Mobilized Combat Clockworks Groups [Very Strong][Resist]

5 Mobilized Destroyer-Airships [Very Strong]

>Mobilized Forces at home

15 Mobilized Combat Clockworks Groups [Very Strong][Resist]

5 Mobilized Destroyer-Airships [Very Strong]

Resources/Quantity:

>Home

Iron [Shortfall], Copper [Shortfall], Stone [Sustainable], Gems [Low], Rubicite [Tiny Sample], Flux[Sustainable]

>Colonies

[New Dwarvia] [Town]: Iron [Strained]; Gems [Low]

[New Santoria] [Fortress; Damaged] (Iron [x1]; Copper [x1]; Stone [x1]; Flux [x1]; Raw magic [trace]

[New Machina] [Fortress; Damaged] Odd Scroll[Single], Silver [Unmined]; Dark Iron, Rubicite [Some]; 1x Iron, Wood, Copper; Ioun [Some]; Gems [Lots]

>Market Gifts:

Steel [Average]; Coal [Average; decreasing]

Magic/Spells: (Geo-Aero, Simple) (spells: Scry Sky-Ores, Simple; Shape Rock; Simple) (Rain [Good]) (Mass Raise Undead [Very Simple])

Technology:

>Resource Tech

(Copper, Iron, Stone, Steel) [Steel Mill Blueprints]

>Economy

Bureaucracy [Primitive]

Rationalization [Average]

Standardization [Average]

Steam [Simple]

Clockwork Fabrication [Simple]

Dwarf-Clockwork Integration [Very Simple]

Recycling [Average]

Tooling [Very Simple]

>Military

[Airships, Basic

[Aerial Warfare, Simple]

[Civil Defense, Primitive]

Total Mobilization [Simple]

Mobilization [Average]

Large Scale Construction [Very Simple]

Bombardment [Very Simple]

Command Crowns [Some]

Combat Clockworks [Simple]

Salvage [Simple]

Tooling [Very Simple]

Holy Weapons [Simple]

>Other

Undead-Living Diplomacy [Simple]

Territory: (27)

Bonuses:

1. Aerial Fabricators: Sky Dwarves are keen on airship construction, and gain a bonus to rolls to construct airships or other large aerial constructions (+15).

2. Industrial: Sky Dwarves are keen on industry. For every industrial point gained, add half a point.

Eccentricities: (generated by GM)

3. Undead

1. Captains of Industry – Every other turn, see what the capitalists are up to. Roll 1d100.

Mobilized: 120% [Semi-Stable]

mobilization status: 1 turn.

>>12648

edit

>>Set mobilization status: 4 turn.

>>Nation Event – Technocracy: Your spies have located clear evidence Necro Imperialis was responsible for the bombing you suffered previously. The nation is outraged!

>>12650

Diplomats are sent out to reassure them that the necro's have absolutely nothing to do with this and yet again don't even have tech to make explosives. The same people did it this time as last time. The outlanders. Turn your hate to them. not your fellow undead.

>>12651

Reminiscent of an earlier event with the Machien Men, Diplomats are hurriedly brought by select Clockworkman guards to the Dwarven leadership, avoiding any public contact.

They recognize the logical discrepancy that such an attack by the Necro's would bring. Alas, if it is /those/ individuals again. . .well, that's an issue for another time. For now, they will have to placate the populace.

[[Correction: Kaldor]

3. You begin working on ways for infantry to project fire spells, as your mages appear to have the issue well studied. (Ranged fire weapons 4/10)

>>12631

Through the skies, the statuesque peoples of the Sculpted look above to see a small airship flying around, looking for something.

Be it that the dwarves above saw moving statues below, or the sculpted signaled them, the airship asked to land and speak to these strange stony peoples.

They informed them they were searching for "lost" citizens from their nation, who seem to have joined up with an odd, and very large, crowd of nee'rdowells and vagabonds.

"I hope these people have not disturbed you significantly."

Rolled 60, 78, 40 = 178 (3d100)

>>12609

Nation Fluff:

http://pastebin.com/FBM7X4GB

[Kaldor]

Population: (20.8) (1/turn)

Food: (Stable)

Raw Currency: (18) (4/turn)

Legitimacy: (Semi-Stable)

Culture: (17)

Industry: (10)

Unique Buildings: [Temple, Hunter's Calling]

[Government building, Warrior's Hall]

[Northern Fell Chain Fortress, Huge, Imposing]

Defenses: (Elaborate Wooden Fortifications, Strong)

Military Units:

1 [Leonan Warriors], Strong;

3 [Huntmaster] Very Strong

2 [Wurmrider Squad] Very Strong++++

[Deathgaze]* Very Strong, Clever

1 Kaldorian Priestesses [Very Strong+++]

Verana, Priestess of Galgoroth [Epic]

3 Juvenile Rocs [Very Strong++]

3 Skyships [Very Strong]

Resources/Quantity:

Copper [Sustainable][x2]

[Pelts, Sustainable]

[Stone, Sustainable]

[Wood, Sustainable]

[Beetlechitin, some]

[Wurms, some]

[Prisoners, some]

[Iron, Sustainable][x2]

Mildly-Burnt Freak-troll hide [some]

Freak Troll Minors [Some]

Wurmscale [Strained]

Fruit [Some]

Magic/Spells: (Elemental, Average) [Spells: Pillar of Fire, Simple; Summon Earth Sprites, Simple, scry Animal [Simple]]

Technology:

+Iron

+Stone

+Copper

+Wood

+Hideworking

+Exotic Creature Training[Average],

+War Drums [Average]

+War Animal Training, Average)

+Drum Amplifiers [simple]

+Composite-Material Armors [Simple]

+War Magic [Simple]

+Air Transport [Simple]

+Professional Armies [Simple]

+Airships [Average]

+ Night-Fighting [Primitive]

Territory: (7)

Bonuses:

1. Chosen: You have an extremely affinity for elemental magic. Your people can pursue elemental magic within the usual realm of the natural elements without much issue.

2. Predatory: During combat, roll an extra dice to determine what additional efforts your military has taken to ambush the enemy or lure them into traps. This works offensively and defensively.

Eccentricity:

1. Your people are not terribly good at civil construction projects and will suffer a -15 to construction project rolls generally. Defensive construction and religious constructions are not impacted

>>You are mobilized: Industrial Efficiency: 100%

>>Lose 1.1 pop/turn

>>Set mobilization status: 3 turns. You population views this as an offensive war. Political murmuring has started.

>>Add mobilized unit: 3 Kaldorian Infantry Formations [Very Strong]

18 Kaldorian Admixture Formations [Very Strong]

1.2. We require those flaming weapons, they shall be very useful in the battles to come, finish them immediately Use 10 currency on it 4/10

3. The call to arms has once again been sent, load up troops onto our airships and send them to New Machina where they shall be travelling with the Republic forces on foot, the airships will then wait until the troops return

>>[TROOPS MOVING]

1 Leonan Warrior [Very Strong]

2 Huntmasters [Very Strong]

1 Kaldorian Priestesses [Very Strong+++]

3 Kaldorian Admixture Formations [Very Strong]

3 Skyships (As transport)

Rolled 21, 25, 10 = 56 (3d100)

>>12648

1. Denounce these recent "proofs" as far as possible.

Have official statements detailing the strategical and logical fallacies of why they would ever want to do such a thing. We are allies, we provide for each other, we have much to offer the other, and most of all we are the only two existent Undead nations on this planet (brood have not been seen in some time).

As a show of faith, the public is also told the Necro's will be trading us their own Anti-Espionage measures and ways.

However, these rebuttals are to be overshadowed by a ramp up of War Propaganda, detailing our continued expansionist victories and increased resources to the nation! From New Santoria to New Machina, our land and wealth ever grows larger, and the people are to be congratulated. Let us not then fall to the ways of false flaggery seeking to set us against our fellow allies to the south, and remain strong in our conviction!

2. Trade 30 Raw Currency up front to Kaldor

Set up a trade route to Capitol, consisting of -5 Gold from us to them PT to them (total 20 gold payed in increments of 5 over 4 turns). This will reduce our trade strain.

3. Troop Movement/Preparation.

11 Mobilized Combat Clockworks Groups [Very Strong][Resist] are transferred to New Machina on Ribwall via 5 Mobilized Destroyer-Airships [Very Strong]. They link up with 8 Mobilized Combat Clockworks Groups [Very Strong][Resist] and 3 Mobilized Destroyer-Airships [Very Strong], as well as further Kaldoran reinforcements. 3 ships remain unchanged, however 5 are prepared in an especial fashion and loaded up with certain supplies [PM]. The combined force will then march from New Machina, on foot, west. To a certain rummy place.

>total 19 Clockworks, 8 Airships

>>12654

A small feathered serpent made of green stone with bright diamond eyes approaches the airship.

"I am Quatzatol and like my brethren I am the Sculpted Ambassador, Diplomat and Envoy. I have been granted the ability to speak for the Eternal Monarchy to those who can not or will not approach the Stone Throne.

As for our new… guests. Thus far they are a nuisance. They steal and are rowdy, they seek to disrupt our lives amid Gaia's Blessing, and the only redeeming traits they have is they like to express themselves artistically. Our people can tolerate much when it comes to art. They however are approaching that limit "

>>12656

Pay 10 currency to shut up any dissidents in action 1. and 10 currency to to action #3. The troops must move.

>>12657

"It is a shamed that such a thing is allowed to persist, and especially in such close proximity to the both of us.

Far be it from us to impose demands on you, but it may be wise for us to consider solving this dilemma in a cooperative fashion. Together."

Rolled 10, 92, 58 = 160 (3d100)

>>12609

1. Tend the Farm [Will PM you Details]

2. See if I can't make another one of those really nice ships we stole. [Make a second SkyCutter]

3. Lets look into making sure we can kill things on the ground as well as in the air….from the air. [Research Bombardment]

Name:Skyrates

Race: Assorted

Color: Pink

Fluff: Every world has that group of people that just don't fit in. Some of them want to shake things up, others want to

strike at what they see as a hidden injustice, and others just want to watch the world burn. Sky pirates are an eclectic

mix of people who gathered together under common desires and goals. The Skyrate Nation is the closest thing to a over

arching government for these various crews. Held together by tradition and ages old treaties, the Council of Captains

represents the crews with the most ships, the most pull with other nations, and other proofs of cunning or strength. The

Council's main goal is to avoid over piracy of any one group, to prevent the entire thing falling apart, or drawing any

one other country to their home city. Every generation or so the Council elects a single Pirate Lord, a person charismatic

enough to be able to bind all pirates together should there be a crisis, or a threat that could dismantle the careful

balance they have worked to set up.

To this effect they have created Port of Call currently known as Skytuga, a mess of trade, airship docks, airship repairs,

airship sellers, and more, the crowning piece being a large building that houses the Council and the Pirate Lord and their

assorted functions.

Government Type: Kratocracy based "Council of Captains" with one overcaptain referred to as the Pirate Lord.

Economy Type: Pirate Free Market

Religion: Worship the God of The Sky and Storms, The Goddess of Luck, and the Goddess of Wealth.

Location: Ribwall

Population: (21) (1/turn)

Food: (Good)

Raw Currency: (42) (+11/turn)

Legitimacy: (Average)

Culture: (7)

Industry: (12)

Unique Buildings: [1 Pirate Council Hall] [1 DreadDock Super Dock] [1 Black Market Goods Trade Emporium] [1 PYU Pirate Univerity]

Defenses: Aerial Patrols [Average]

Military Units: 4 [SkyGalleon][Very Strong]; 4 [Pirate Marines][Medium]; 1 [SkyCutter][Very Strong+++][Quick]

Resources/Quantity: Rum [Sustainable][x2][Market]; Iron [Sustainble][x2]; Copper [Sustainable]; Wood [Sustainable][x3]; Magicite [A Lot]; Oil/Gas [Sustainable]

Magic/Spells: (Aero-Piratical [Average]) (spells: Summon Ghost Pirates [Simple]) (War Magic [Primitive])

Technology: (Iron, Stone, Wood, Copper) Airships; [Average]; Air-War [Good]; Scaled Building [Simple]; Economics

[Primitive]

Trade Routes: Advent[large, +3 Industry, +4 Currency/turn]

Territory: (7)

Bonuses:

1. Boarding Action: You may board enemy craft and seize them. Every time you engage enemy convoys, trade routes, or

opposition airships, you can roll 1d10 after defeating the craft to see if you captured some them. (If routes

undefended/non-military, roll 1d10. This does not apply to creatures.)

2. Sketchy Gentlemen: Every time you recruit land units, you can reroll if you roll below 50 (once). This includes

traditionally shipboard marines and boarding parties.

Eccentricities:

1. Rascals: Pirates are notorious for a variety of sketchy outright outlandish acts of villain, vice, heroism, bravery,

disruption, and general scandal. Roll a 1d100 every 3rd round to see what's going on.

2. Why Is Rum Gone?: If your rum supply is damaged, you lose legitimacy.

Rolled 65, 78 = 143 (2d100)

>>12613

Name: Rattlehavoc's Company, Courtier of the Order of the Advent

Race: Morphs (Tainted)

Color: Blue with dark purple trim.

Fluff: A small cadre of Tainted Morphs that are led by an old, well-traveled individual that goes by the name of Rattlehavoc. Formerly a splinter group, these Tainted have recently returned to the Council, asking to serve in whatever capacity is needed. They say that they have returned due to unease over the changing political landscape and a desire for security, but in truth their reentry into the Advent is the result of religious worry– that the divergent testaments they follow are inaccurate. They have rejoined the Advent to ease their own doubts and to bring more Tainted into the fold.

Government Type: Meritocracy. Rattlehavoc is the fifth leader of the Band, and leaders are quietly, bloodlessly replaced when they are no longer felt as fit to lead. The exact guidelines for this process, and the process by which the Tainted rise up the social ladder (only by proving that they can greatly benefit the community) are outlined in the Sardonyx Tablet.

Economy Type: Planned. Since their return to the Advent, they have adopted their economic measures to better fit in, leaving behind the more socialist system they had previously used.

Religion: Sardonyxism - The Band strictly adhere to the tenets, laws and religious practices outlined in the Sardonyx Tablet, rumored to have been carved by the First Tainted, whose legendary deeds are responsible for the glowing opinion many morph cultures have of their kind. The Tablet emphasizes a focus on venerating the Tainted that have come and gone, implying that the Tainted are actually closer to what the Morphs are supposed to truly be, and suggesting that the Grimoire Advent was composed entirely of tainted as well. There are several divergences in terms of dictates, holidays and worship practices, but otherwise Sardonyxism is very similar to the Church of Remembrance, and the Band is starting to more closely realign the Sardonyx Tablet's teaching with the Church's own.

Location: Haven

Unique Traits

Military: [Rattlehavoc's Unit], [Swansong's Unit], [Bastille's Unit] [Very Strong]

1. Finish those fortifications. Use some of the Iron provided to help. (Fortifications 1/2)

Use: Iron [Sustainable]

2. Meet with the leader of these refugees in Haven. Get a feel for their people. What they want, what they don't want. And whether they would like us to wipe out the goblins and trolls in the outlying lands.

[Diplomacy, Average]

Rolled 56, 38 = 94 (2d100)

Name: Angle Confederation

Race: Primarily human (Living)

Color: Pink A on Black

Fluff: The Angle Confederation was founded by a group of merchant crews turned smugglers and later, pirates. Seeking a life with less of the more troublesome decrees of those that would call themselves the masters of others, the Confederation vanished into the wilderness. In time, the Confederation was forced to turn to smuggling and piracy for hire to survive, though they often produce a healthy variety of alcoholic brews that are almost a form of defacto currency. The Confederation is highly dependent upon outside sources for technology to keep their air ships in working order, and is often forced to improvise during military situations.

Elves are often considered to be the main foe of the Angle Confederation, as most view them as stuck up Imperialists that seek to enslave their kin, though a small number of elves have come to live among the Confederation. Most are eventually broken of their superior attitude by a seemingly coordinated series of pranks or quickly say a number of rude things as they leave.

Best described by outsiders as 'a bunch of drunken smugglers, pirates, farmers and moonshiners', the Confederation still holds to a rough code of internal and external conduct. One must serve the Confederation to earn the right to vote or own land. One must own land to seek office in the Republic.

Government Type: Militaristic Confederate Republic.

Economy Type: Semi-cooperative Free Market. Food is often shared, but most barter services in return.

Religion: The Angle Confederation often recognizes the Four Winds as dieties, but above them worships a great bird (exact bird is a matter of a number of honor duels) known as Maliel the Wise. She is said to have been a source of wisdom and knowledge to the first Captain of the Angle Confederation. A number of lesser superstitions are known to exist among different families.

Location: Orgul

[Courtier of Necro Imperialis]

Necro's Stats: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1BCa5hJHfN0I9_XSkYqusYJRgRoBED49vqmVuqBKgFRA/edit

Angle-specific Things:

>>Population: 9 (+1.2/turn)

>>Unique Buildings

Oakwell [Town][Lightly Fortified]

Azazis Town, Orgul Major [Town]

Night Reach, Ribwal [Town]

>>Military

+ Confederate Irregulars [Very Strong]

>>Technology

Urban Pacification [Primitive]

>>Ribwall Expeditionary Force [At Roboczyl, Holding]

+ 2 Confederate Irregulars [Very Strong]

1. Now that Night Reach has joined our Confederation, we shall keep our promise to bring prosperity to this town.

We shall start by claiming the surrounding lands for Night Reach and the Confederacy… and the Necro Imperialis, but hey, don't make a big deal out of it in front of the men.

[Claim Hexes surrounding Night Reach]

2.

Lumber shortage? There are plenty of trees on Orgul Major. We'll lead work teams to procure our own lumber, then build the Trade Port with that!

[Build Trade Port, Necro Imperialis Capitol]

Rolled 60, 90, 36 = 186 (3d100)

>>12611

>FluffnStuff: >>10350

Population: 38.8(1.9/turn)

Raw Currency: 106 (16/turn)

Legitimacy: Good

Culture: (8)

Industry: (10)

Unique Buildings: [Council Headquarters], Aeroport [Large], [Temple of the Traveler], [Gobtown], [Bogart] [Patchwork City Marketplace]

Defenses: (Tower/Wall Defense Network (Large)

Professional Military: 6 Tseyarian Birds (Medium), Patchwork Flagship Mk. II (Epic++)[Armored], 1 Integrated Clansguard (Very Strong)[Brave], Patchwork Republican Guard [Epic++++][Brave], 3 Air Mages (Medium), 4 Goblin Blackhat Coteries (Medium) [Infiltrate][Sapper], 2 Gobtown Gaggles (Strong) [Infiltrate][Sapper][Resilient]

Resources/Quantity: [Stone, Sustainable], [Wood, Sustainable], [Iron, Sustainable] [Rubicite, sustainable x3] [Steel, Sustainable] [Magicite, unmined] [Iron, unmined]

Magic/Spells: (Air, Basic) (spells: Summon Tseyarian Birds, Good; Tornado, Simple; Haste, Simple; Summon Air Elemental, Simple)

Technology: (Stone, Wood, Iron, Steel) [Airships, Average] [Aerial Navigation, Average] [Civil Defense, Basic] [Bureaucracy, primitive] [Diplomacy, Simple] [Standardization, Primitive] [Rationalization, Simple] [Coinage, Simple] Unit Upgrade [Improvised] Economics [Primitive] [Equipment 4/8]

Territories: (26)

1) Now that we've reached Gul, we need to establish a foothold. Start construction of a new fortress-city on it's shores- the city of New Patchwork. (spend 20 Gold)

2) Continue to press eastward into Gul, toward the city in the distance.

3) Absorb the last Clansguard unit into the greater Republican Army. (10 gold) (Pluralism)

>>12614

[Sunniria]

1. The second week is a total waste of time. These 'warriors' are terrible and unworthy of the name. Bah. May Granix save us from these morons!

2. The great forge unimpressively advances. The architects lament their lack of luck and the curse of the powers. (4/10)

3. The initial training is mediocre. Most of the priests and warriors who would be priests have gone to the tournament! The frustration is immense and also regrettable. Granix would be ashamed.

>>12616

[CAPITOL]

>>You gained 30 Currency from Advent.

>>Special: You gain 5 currency/turn for 4 turns from Technocracy.

1. You contributed to the construction of the Mechs being developed by the Advent (Morphs).

2. Operation ROYALE moves forward.

3. You start working on extremely sophisticated espionage techniques. This should allow you more advanced espionage techniques as well as units more suitable for such work. (Espionage Research 5/12)

>>12618

[Sculpted]

>>You are mobilized: Industrial Efficiency: 100%

>>Lose 1.3/pop.

>>Set mobilization status: 5 turn. The war has a mixed character and the lack of fighting seems to lead the population to think of it as superflous or phony. This has sped up political issues and the monarchy is experiencing some disquiet from the immobile massed armies.

>>Add mobilized units: 8 Mobilized Multipurpose Sculpted Squads [Very Strong][Resist]

>>Your material stocks of iron are straining. (Set iron to: Straining)

1. You begin working on a way to develop Petrification-Reanimation. It should upgrade your current spell, but also may occasionally transform the opposition into units that might fight for you. You're not sure how well this will work on certain creatures; it might just kill them. (Research 7/12)

2. You begin working on Hekatonkheires. It's extremely large, and so this will take a good deal of time and effort. (2/20)

3. You manage to finish your drilling efforts. Overall the results are agreeable, but not great. (Add technology: Air-Ground Warfare [Very Simple])

>>12622

[Korotha]

1. You finish your research on star power. This should help you amplify or manipulate large amounts of the material without much of an issue. (Set technology: Astral Theory to Average)(Set: Energy Blast to Average)

2. The town is relatively quiet – it's the town of Elton. Elton itself has remained aloof of most events in the recent years, but it has seen massive movements of dragons to the west, freak-trolls to the north, and the recent advance of the Patchwork Republic to the south. The town seems relatively friendly, but sometimes borders on paranoid – it is an era of war. They state that most of the area has been plundered of resources and that they only know of a major ruins to the south slightly. [-5 currency]

3. You begin testing the material. Odium has odd ampliative and deadening properties when exposed to certain materials. (Add technology: Odium; and Odium Amplifiers/Negators [Primitive])

>>12624

[Vyriah]

1.2.3. You completed the iron bank. You've taken your first road into economics. Effectively, ever time a player goes into negative, they must take out a loan from you. You may also loan players money with variable interest. Naturally, since you're the bank, you can go into debt by an enormous amount (-100) without undue issues. More research might increase this. (+4 currency/turn)(Add unique building, player's name)(Add technology: Economics [Average])

>>12625

[Necro]

>>The shelling of the trolls continues, but you're not having much luck. They seem to be massing again.

1 You repaired the fortress. Reset fortress status. (Add technology – Civil Defense: Simple)

2. The training is ineffective initially, but eventually you find a savant in the group. This one's dynamite, but he needs some training to get him to any proper talent. (Lich-Priest 6/13)

3. You start work on a secret police headquarters attachment to the bridge fortress. It's a large project, but the recent momentum has allowed a good deal of progress in this direction. The existing fortress modifications thankfully reduce overhead. (Secret police HQ: 9/10)

4. The work on the paper ministry starts, but it's just totally underwhelming. Crews need to be contracted out to the private sector to make any headway (Construction 2/10)

>>12634

[Elemental Chaos]

>>While you seem to have blunted their attack, the freak-trolls appear to be massing again to make a push south. The bastards.

>>You have gained 2 rerolls from clearing the infestation.

1/2 – More snakes. Traveling stops entirely. Apparently there's a snake cave and it's full of them. You can't believe this, it's totally ridiculous. You aren't sure what to say. This plane must be cursed or something. Snakes on a plane! (Travelling 1/3)

3. You manage to finish the mines. A few of the elementals are able to ingest the metals to gain a bit of strength. You even get an elemental out of it after digging! Great. (Add unit 1 [Dark Iron Elemental, player's name][Epic][Resilient][Slow])(set resource: Dark Iron and Gold to [Sustainable])

>>12636

[Dominion]

1. You finish your work on alloying. By combining steel and odium, you are able to make basic weapons that either deaden non-holy magical effects or amplify non-holy effects. Your magic appears largely unaffected. (set technology: Metallurgy to [Great])

2. The expansion is mediocre. Several of the crews report a cave in – money at the last second allows some shoring to be procured. (-15 currency)(1/3)

3. You begin working on a better way to engage in sustained war against the evil things of the world. Your Vilon military council has come up with what they are terming a “Total Crusade” that will keep ideological commitment in tune with industrial mobilization. (Total Crusade 5/12)

4. Without many necromancers, some of the Vilon find that they have trouble actually trying to mess with corpses. They hire a few eventually with money and research moves forward. As it turns out, this ability might help against petrification and domination (in addition to necromacy). (-15 currency)(Anti-Defilement 3/10)

>>12642

[Advent]

>>You gained some help from CAPITOL with your walkers.

1. You've manage to finish the work on the batteries. The power system gains some well-designed additions and revisions from CAPITOL. You're calling them CMbatteries for now; future revisions will require a better power sources than steam. The effort of CAPITOL was critical and they practically run the team. (Add technology: CMbatteries [Simple)(Set Walkers, to Simple)

2.. Using the new CMbattery technology you develop a crude electrical-projection device. It's currently very simple, but when finished it should provide some defense against aerial units. (Projection Theory 6/15)

3. You keep your end of the agreement. (-40 currency)

>>12655

[Kaldor]

>>You gained 30 Raw Currency from Technocracy.

>>You are mobilized: Industrial Efficiency: 100%

>>Lose 1.1 pop/turn

>>Set mobilization status: 4 turns.

>>Add mobilized units: 6 Kaldorian Admixture Formations [Very Strong]

>>Your resources and food supply are increasingly taxed.

1.2. You finish the flame projection weapons. They can be carried in a fashion similar to a rifle but require certain gems to operate reliably. Depending on the gem and the priest involved with the ritual, different effects seem to come out. They seem to have limited range, but they're better than nothing. (Add technology: Spitter-Guns [Simple])

3. Move is valid.

1 Leonan Warrior [Very Strong]

2 Huntmasters [Very Strong]

1 Kaldorian Priestesses [Very Strong+++]

3 Kaldorian Admixture Formations [Very Strong]

3 Skyships (As transport)

>>12656

[Technocracy]

>>You are mobilized: Industrial Efficiency: 120% [Semi-Stable]

>>Lose 1.1 population [You Clockworks are mitigating the utilization of your population.]

>>Set mobilization status: 5 turn.

>>Your coal stocks are nearly exhausted. Movement of units will be impacted until the coal situation is resolved in future movements. (Roll d10 for movement, 5+ secures normal movement)(set resource: coal to [rationing])

Add mobilized units: 8 Mobilized Combat Clockworks Groups [Very Strong][Resist]; 1 Mobilized Destroyer-Airships [Very Strong][3 clockworks were destroyed by rioting!]

1. The population isn't buying it. Rioting intensifies and clockworks are called to engage in urban pacification. Lacking any real training, the clockworks simply gun down large crowds. Street battles turn into block wars and there are several massacres. The elites of society simply look on impassively. (lose 3 pop; lose 3 clockwork infantry)(add technology: Urban Pacification [Improvised])

2. You set up a trade route. (Add trade route: Capitol [Special; -5 currency/turn, 4 turns]

3. You move your units.

>>12660

[Skyrates]

>>Event: Refugees from Machine Men have arrived at your nation. They warn you of the Technocracy threat and offer to join your forces. (Add 3 units player's name choice[Strong]); +3 population

1. You try to tend the farm, but there's some communication issues and they don't leave.

2. You crews rapidly try to fabricate another fancy ship like the one they ripped off. It goes…reasonably well! You manage to slap on some cannons that have range enough to be used for shelling (Add units: 3 player's name choice airships [Very Strong++][Bombard[x1][Quick])

3. You frantically improvise bombardment strategies. (Add technology: Bombardment [Improvised]

>>12661

[Rattlehavoc]

1. You finish your fortifications to haven. (Revise unique building: Haven to [Fortified Town])

2. There aren't many refugees in haven – most of them have joined the horde in the south. You instead commit your efforts to upgrading the town. (Town Upgrades 6/15)

>>12662

[Angle]

1. You begin expanding. Most of Ribwall is empty aside from the massive forests and quiet meadows. (Expansion 5/10)

2. You built a trade port in the capital. (Add unique building; [Trade Port])

>>12660

[Patchwork]

1) You start construction of a city. This will take more time than a town, but it goes at a pace that one might find agreeable – if not perfect. (City 6/15)

2) The expansion, in a word, roars. Large areas are claimed and cleared under the press of new settlers. (add 4 hex; roll 1d3)

3) You consolidate your units again. (Disband 1 Integrated Clansguard (Very Strong)[Brave]; revise Patchwork Republican Guard [Epic++++] to Patchwork Republican Guard Company [Epic][x8][Brave] (-10 currency) (Pluralism)

Rolled 68, 90, 32 = 190 (3d100)

1. Trade Scaled Construction to the Necro Imperium in exchange for Sturdy Construction. It should help immensely when building Hekatonkheires.

2. Continue work on Hekatonkheires, the living siege weapon. (2/20)

3. Begin to march upon Morgaz. We shall go through the mountains, using Scrying and Earth magic to create or find a path and to remain undetected. Prioritize remaining unnoticed over speed. Take every single mobilized unit as well as Kali and the Gryphon. They are to wait for the signal to attack before engaging the forts around the capital.

It is time.

Units Marching

1 Aluminum\Granite Gryphon, Epic+, Elem.Resist, Flying, 2 currency upkeep or metal stock

1 Kali, +1 Culture, [Epic++++][Large][Slow][Mage]

44 Mobilized Multipurpose Sculpted Squads [Very Strong][Resist]

Forgot to include stats.

http://pastebin.com/AKD7Tva1

Rolled 29, 57, 17 = 103 (3d100)

>>12665

Name: Kingdom of Suniria

Race (Determines bonuses): Humans

Color: (Determined map color): Orange

Fluff (Determines bonuses): The Suniri were once a disparate and scattered people, living in tribes or small family group on Gul until they were united. Granix, the Bear King. Granix had solved the riddles inherent in making metal weapons, and even more the magic of mastering the body.

Hundreds of competing warlords fell to his blade, until one day he was betrayed by his best friend. Silvgar the Rat. Granix was taken into the home of his foremost rival, and despite the rescue party being mustered and sent forth, presumed to be dead. It was not so. When the party arrived, the rivals fortress was burning and his head on a pike in Granix's hands.The people were amazed because except for minor nicks and cuts, Granix was unharmed. When asked how he survived without armor or weapons Granix answered, "Is it the sword, or the hand the wields it that has true power?"

Government Type (Determines some stats): merit based Monarchy. The strongest, smartest and most powerful rules, period.

Economy Type (Determines some stats): For the most part people buy what they want and build what they want. The king let's them pursue their own ends until someone does something wrong or a pressing need must be met.

Religion (Determines magic):The Gods are distant and capricious, they rarely answer prayers and mostly look upon the world for entertainment. Life should be lived by the strength of your steel and the strength of you arm. If you do well the Gods will notice you, whether you want them too or not.

Location:Gul

Population: (15.4) (+1.2/turn)

Food: Good

Raw Currency: (14) (+4/turn)

Legitimacy: Good

Culture: (7)

Industry: (5)

Unique Buildings: Hall of the Kings; Great Forge (4/10)

Defenses: Stone Walls [Large]

Military Units: 5 [Sunniri Swordsmen][very strong]; 2 unit [Sunniri Berserkers][Very Strong][Raging]; 2 [Sunniri Shield Maidens][Strong])

Resources/Quantity: Stone [Sustainable]; Copper [Sustainable]; Iron [Sustainable]; Steel [Sustainable]; Dark Iron [Unmined};Feywood [Sustainable]; Old Equipment [Some];

Magic/Spells: (The Way of Granix) (spells: Strengthen Unit)( Amplified Jump [Very Simple])

Technology: Metallurgy [Average]; Professional Armies [Simple]; Drill [Simple]; Equipment [Simple]

Trade Routes: [none initially]

Territory: (7)

Tournament(1/3)

Bonuses:

1. The Riddle of Steel: You get +1 to all combat rolls to everything – except aerial combat. The penalty is waved if actually manage to engage your ground units with aerial opposition somehow (such as jumping).

2. This You Can Trust: You may reroll unit recruitment once if it below 50.

Eccentricities:

1. States Can't Climb Hills: You have trouble with 'civilized' life. You suffer a general penalty to any technology relating to nation building or statecraft.

1. Continue the tournament, Find some good warriors or the king will throw your ass in there naked with the wolves!(1/3)

+7 Culture

2.Continue work on the great forge. Some progress will be made or else! This is shameful how long it's taken to even get this far!(4/10)

+Stone

+Iron

+Steel

+Industry 5

3. Have the Shaman and wisemen examine the Old Equipment. Figure out what it can be used for.

>>12673

Slap 2 gold on action 1 and 2 more on action 3

Rolled 2 (1d3)

>>12669

Rollan for expansion

Rolled 62, 96, 15, 27 = 200 (4d100)

[Immortal Town on Ribwall]

A small group of reasonably armed men walk up to the entrance to the ex-Machine man city. "We are representatives of a worried group on the island, sent to converse with a representative of the Technocracy."

>>12671

[Morgaz]

As your army begins to march a faerie dragon delivers a telegram. It's written in a common language of trading. It says:

>>Greetings to the people of stone, While I regret the loss of…life during the incident on Pegul, the situation was simply of importance because of the appearance of a fortress and the arrival of the Brood at that particular area. As such my quarrel does not concern you. If you wish to persist in conflict the result may be exceedingly unpleasant. That being the case, I am willing to agree to a white peace and demobilize my forces without incident. Additionally, I should say, a prolonged battle in my territory might damage the device which is currently stabilizing the plane. The results could be catastrophic. Further, as a general compensation, I am willing to provide you with some select information from my archives in order to defray tensions. Sincerely, Morgaz."

[You may respond without an action. The faerie dragon is waiting for a response letter from you.]

>>12677

Stone fingers grasp the presented quill and slowly begins to write a reply as a small feathered serpent dictates the reply.

"We have no wish to come into conflict either, but those among those shattered into lifelessness were Sculptors. Givers of life to our people. There can be no higher calling for a Sculpted.

In order to silence the cries of those left behind we must have more then just knowledge to show your regret in their passing. The Eternal Monarchy and the Stone Throne believes only one thing can bring them peace. What you sought to deny the Brood and ourselves.

Raw Magic. "

Rolled 99, 81, 29 = 209 (3d100)

>>12666

Name: Vyriah

Race (Determines bonuses): Gnome

Color: (Determined map color): Blue

Fluff (Determines bonuses): Long ago, actually not that long ago, a group of merchants found a ruined city upon the edge of the isles. Curious they began to explore the ruined city seemingly floating on the edge of the world. What they saw amazed them, even if they couldn't understand 90% of what they saw. They believed that this city could actually be self sufficient even on the open air! Well one thing led to another and with a mix of mistakes and terrible decisions the city took off into the open air! Now then, how do you fly this thing?

Government Type (Determines some stats): Merchant Republic

Economy Type (Determines some stats): Free Market

Religion (Determines magic): Worship god of the Open sky, Mercantilism, and knowledge.

Location: The Open Sky

Population: (28.7) (1.1/turn)

Food: (Very Stable)

Raw Currency: (41) (35/turn)

Legitimacy: (Stable)

Culture: (11)

Industry: (25)

Unique Buildings: Vyriah [Floating], [Farming platform], [Mercantile Dock Platform] [Shipyard Platform] [GnomU] Embassy [Morgaz], [Foundry Platform], [Factory Platform], [The Iron Bank of Vyriah]

Defenses: Tower Network [Very Large]

Military Units: 3 Vyriah'n Airships [Strong]; 1 Vyriah'n Guard Platoons [Medium], Vyrian Mad Scientist Cohort [Very Strong+][Clever], 2 Storm Guard Platoons [Epic+][Resist], 1 Stromtide Class Battleship "DMV Imperator"[Epic][x8][Bombard][4x][Resilient]

Resources/Quantity: Strato-Birds [Sustainable]; Stone [Lots]; Iron [Sustainable][Market]; Dirt [Massive], Coal [Sustainable][Market], Gems [Sustainable][Market], Ioun [Sustainable][Market], Flux [Sustainable][Market], Steel [Sustainable], Darksteel [A little]

Magic/Spells: (Gnomish Stratocasting) (Spell: Summon Food) (Spell: Storm [Simple])(Add spell: Rain [Good])

Technology: (Stone, Wood, Gems) Aerial Warfare [Basic], Aerial Defense [Basic], Proprietary Airships [Average]], Empiricism [Average], Advanced Hulls [Average], Gravity Construction [Basic], Magi-Storm Propulsion [Average], Magi-Storm Theory [Good], Counter-Espionage [Simple], Morgazian Air-War [Average], Civil Defense [Primitive], Magi-Storm Omni-Cannons [Average], Rationalization [Average], Standardization [Average], Magi-Storm Effect Weaponry [Very Simple, Bureaucracy [Primitive], Bombardment [Simple], Metallurgy [Good], Scaled Construction [Simple], Trading [Simple], Economics [Average]

Trade route: Air Dwarves [Medium; +3 industry / +3/currency/turn] Dominion [Mediocre; +1 industry; +3 currency/turn] Patchwork Republic. [Medium; +1 industry / +4/currency/turn; +.1/pop/turn], Morgaz [Massive; +4 industry; +4 currency/turn]

Territory: (1)

Bonuses:

1. Mobile: Your base of operations is effectively modular without end. You can continue to add additions and revisions to it so long as resources exist. You can also move your your capital to make it slightly harder to find, but trade may be impacted.

2. Merchant-Nomads: You can buy most things relatively easy, so long as you have the money. It is also easier for you to make money, generally.

Eccentricities:

1. Everyone Hates Gnomes: Gnomes are physically weak in combat, and are easily kicked, punched, or abused. All of your combat rolls in melee suffer a -1 penalty.

1&2. Move in the DMV Imperator and one of the normal airships to assist in the cleansing of the freak trolls. This shall be a perfect test of the Imperator and the new effect weapons, as neither have really been tested.

3. One of the mad scientists got an idea. He had heard of a spell called a 'Magic Missile' and wished to make one of his own. Using highly compressed air and magic to turn air into a homing device of destruction, then releasing the compression and exploding out. Should be great when near fire. Time to begin research on Stratos Missile, to the Magi-Storm theory textbooks!

>>12678

[Morgaz]

The small dragon flies off. After some time, it returns.

>>"Greetings again. While I can appreciate your interest in such things, it is not within my ethical imperative to release such material to other powers. It is simply too dangerous. As such my previous offer of compensation and my warning still stand. The lives lost will, in all honest, outclass the paltry few dead in error. The difference between that incident and this one is corpses in the thousands versus a handful. Please consider what is about to be lost and the respective issue of time and the individuals that serve under us. Sincerely, Morgaz."

[You may respond without an action. The faerie dragon is waiting for a response letter from you.]

>>12677

We will not change our demands on this matter. Those 'paltry' lives were sacred to us and they must be honored. It will either be through a loss you consider just as great… or in fire and destruction.

We do however wish to avoid this conflict if at all possible. We are willing to share our research in Raw Magic and have your people on our research teams to ensure we do not misuse it. But that is the farthest the Eternal Monarchy is willing to bend.

Rolled 52, 23, 55 = 130 (3d100)

>>12609

Nation Fluff:

http://pastebin.com/FBM7X4GB

[Kaldor]

Population: (20.7) (1/turn)

Food: (Stable)

Raw Currency: (30) (4/turn)

Legitimacy: (Semi-Stable)

Culture: (17)

Industry: (10)

Unique Buildings: [Temple, Hunter's Calling]

[Government building, Warrior's Hall]

[Northern Fell Chain Fortress, Huge, Imposing]

Defenses: (Elaborate Wooden Fortifications, Strong)

Military Units:

1 [Leonan Warriors], Strong;

3 [Huntmaster] Very Strong

2 [Wurmrider Squad] Very Strong++++

[Deathgaze]* Very Strong, Clever

1 Kaldorian Priestesses [Very Strong+++]

Verana, Priestess of Galgoroth [Epic]

3 Juvenile Rocs [Very Strong++]

3 Skyships [Very Strong]

Resources/Quantity:

Copper [Sustainable][x2]

[Pelts, Sustainable]

[Stone, Sustainable]

[Wood, Sustainable]

[Beetlechitin, some]

[Wurms, some]

[Prisoners, some]

[Iron, Sustainable][x2]

Mildly-Burnt Freak-troll hide [some]

Freak Troll Minors [Some]

Wurmscale [Strained]

Fruit [Some]

Magic/Spells: (Elemental, Average) [Spells: Pillar of Fire, Simple; Summon Earth Sprites, Simple, scry Animal [Simple]]

Technology:

+Iron

+Stone

+Copper

+Wood

+Hideworking

+Exotic Creature Training[Average],

+War Drums [Average]

+War Animal Training, Average)

+Drum Amplifiers [simple]

+Composite-Material Armors [Simple]

+War Magic [Simple]

+Air Transport [Simple]

+Professional Armies [Simple]

+Airships [Average]

+ Night-Fighting [Primitive]

+ Spitter-Guns [Simple]

Territory: (7)

Bonuses:

1. Chosen: You have an extremely affinity for elemental magic. Your people can pursue elemental magic within the usual realm of the natural elements without much issue.

2. Predatory: During combat, roll an extra dice to determine what additional efforts your military has taken to ambush the enemy or lure them into traps. This works offensively and defensively.

Eccentricity:

1. Your people are not terribly good at civil construction projects and will suffer a -15 to construction project rolls generally. Defensive construction and religious constructions are not impacted

>>You are mobilized: Industrial Efficiency: 100%

>>Lose 1.1 pop/turn

>>Set mobilization status: 4 turns. You population views this as an offensive war. Political murmuring has started.

>>Add mobilized unit: 3 Kaldorian Infantry Formations [Very Strong]

24 Kaldorian Admixture Formations [Very Strong]

Your resources and food supply are increasingly taxed.

1. Halt the mobilization but keep what we currently have mobilized up, they shall be useful

2. Equip all the mobilized forces we can with the Spitter-Guns

3. Send forces at the Freak-trolls, try not to damage the hides too much it could be useful later.

>>Troops moving to contain the Freak-Troll Blight

2 [Wurmrider Squad] Very Strong++++

[Deathgaze]* Very Strong, Clever

Verana, Priestess of Galgoroth [Epic]

2 Kaldorian Infantry Formations [Very Strong]

20 Kaldorian Admixture Formations [Very Strong]

>>Troops on the march with the Technocratic Republic

1 Leonan Warrior [Very Strong]

2 Huntmasters [Very Strong]

1 Kaldorian Priestesses [Very Strong+++]

3 Kaldorian Admixture Formations [Very Strong]

3 Skyships (As transport)

>>Troops remaining in Mare

1 Kaldorian Infantry Formations [Very Strong]

1 Huntmaster [Very Stron]

>>Troops remaining at the Capitol

1 Kaldorian Admixture Formations [Very Strong]

3 Juvenile Rocs [Very Strong++]

Rolled 82 (1d102)

>>12685

Using one of two rerolls on that 2

>>12678

[Morgaz]

The faerie dragon doesn't return.

As you march are now being watched by large dragons far in the distance.

It is clearly war.

Rolled 15, 74, 9 = 98 (3d100)

[Morph][Order of the Advent]

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Population: (24.7) (1.4/turn)

Food: (Very Stable)

Raw Currency: (21) (+16/turn)

Legitimacy: (Very Stable)

Culture: 5

Industry: 6

Unique Buildings: [Council Hall of the Advent][Government];[Tinyburg][Town];[Northpoint Fortress][Fortress];[First National Port of Ethos][Port];[Haven][Fortified Town]

Defenses: Wooden Walls [Simple]

Military Units: [Vincent][Very Strong+][Flight]; 2 [Meli, Dez][Very Strong]; 6 [Xenon, Tinsel, Cain, Regent, Lem, Fitzgerald][Medium]

Resources/Quantity: Copper [Sustainable]; Gems [Sustainable]; Iron [Sustainable]; Wood [Strained]; Gold [Some]; Rubies [Some]; Steel [Sustainable]; Stone [Sustainable][x2]; Silver [Sustainable]

Magic/Spells: [Morph Pluralist: Average] (spells: Arche's Fist [Simple])

Technology: [Steel];[Metallurgy, Good];[Diplomacy, Average];[Communication, Simple];[Electricity, Primitive];[Walkers, Simple];[Mechanized Warfare, Primitive];[Coinage, Good];[Sealed Construction, Primitive];[CMBatteries, Simple]

Trade Routes: [none]

Territory: (4)

Bonuses:

1. Resources can work differently for you. You may absorb their properties easily without a roll; this can be used to upgrade or change units in some way. This consumes the resources.

2. Adaptable: Generally, most technology can be adopted by you without penalty. Size and other considerations do not bear, and the Morph are clever enough to make modifications.

Eccentricities:

1. Ice is Bad: The Morph aren't a big fan of ice, as it causes them to die. (If ice is deployed in some way in combat, you suffer -2 to combat rolls.)

—–

[Progress]

-Projection Theory (6/15)

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-

—–

1.The completion of Projection Theory becomes critical. Every day, we see more an more warships flying overhead. Several of them bear canons. It is critical that this research is not delayed. [Complete [Projection Theory]] (6/15)

2. An idea occurs to morph scientists. These CMBatteries we've developed can be harnessed to create condensed energy blasts. Why don't we develop something that can absorb those same types of blasts to protect from others creating similar technologies. They'll act similar to lightning-rods when struck. [Create: Energy/Magic Absorption Tech]

3. Gift the gift of our tech: [Electricity, Primitive] to [The Immortal Technocratic Republic]

>>12689

[Meta][Spend 10 currency to make roll 1 a success. Spend 10 currency on roll 2 to see if it will succeed.]

Rolled 6, 70, 78 = 154 (3d100)

>>12690

Correction: Change roll 2 to roll 3. Typo.

Rolled 18, 5, 33 = 56 (3d100)

>>12669

>FluffnStuff: >>10350

Population: 40.7 (1.9/turn)

Raw Currency: 112 (16/turn)

Legitimacy: Good

Culture: (8)

Industry: (10)

Unique Buildings:

>Patchwork City: [Council Headquarters], Aeroport [Large], [Temple of the Traveler], [Gobtown], [Bogart] [Patchwork City Marketplace]

>New Patchwork (6/15)

Defenses: (Tower/Wall Defense Network (Large)

Professional Military: 6 Tseyarian Birds (Medium), Patchwork Flagship Mk. II (Epic++)[Armored], Patchwork Republican Guard [Epicx8][Brave], 3 Air Mages (Medium), 4 Goblin Blackhat Coteries (Medium) [Infiltrate][Sapper], 2 Gobtown Gaggles (Strong) [Infiltrate][Sapper][Resilient]

Resources/Quantity: [Stone, Sustainable], [Wood, Sustainable], [Iron, Sustainable] [Rubicite, sustainable x3] [Steel, Sustainable] [Magicite, unmined] [Iron, unmined]

Magic/Spells: (Air, Basic) (spells: Summon Tseyarian Birds, Good; Tornado, Simple; Haste, Simple; Summon Air Elemental, Simple)

Technology: (Stone, Wood, Iron, Steel) [Airships, Average] [Aerial Navigation, Average] [Civil Defense, Basic] [Bureaucracy, primitive] [Diplomacy, Simple] [Standardization, Primitive] [Rationalization, Simple] [Coinage, Simple] Unit Upgrade [Improvised] Economics [Primitive] [Equipment 4/8]

Territories: (30)

1) Continue work on New Patchwork. (6/15) (10 gold)

2) Further our bureaucratic techniques. The burgeoning populace of Patchwork and it's vassal could always use more land. (5 gold)

3) Merge our goblin groups (the blackhats and the gaggles) together. (Pluralism)

>>12676

"Ah. Very good. It appears our reputation has preceded us.

I'm sure you already know about our, how do you say, "envoy" headed to your lands.

Well, we were planning on laying out our political talks there, but here is good as well."

The Dwarf pauses, considering his next words.

"It is a manifest Destiny that the island of Ribwall fall under the influence and security of Dwarven authority. We wish to secure these lands as a bastion of prosperity and peace.

Most of the nations have been brought into our generous fold. Excepting of course, the Skyrates.

We came to you with an offer, however, and it stands again. There are several ways we can resolve this in a peaceable manner.

If you so choose, freely, to become a Courtier, we once again would state our preference on that. You would not only retain your lands, but gain access to all our technologies, resources, the promise of security and aid in any conflict, and though you would be reduce by a national action capacity of 1, we have plans to restore that for you too.

You would have nothing to lose but much to gain. Your forces would be placed under your control, you would be free to pursue the course of your nation as you see fit, and you would, in the long run, be restored back to the full nation capacity of 3.

There is of course, another option we are willing to pursue, but this one requires something of you which we are not sure you can give.

We simply wish to ensure the future security of Ribwall. And are willing to consider allowing you to remain an independant power, rather than a courtier. However, we would need a way to secure your absolute non-aggression no matter whatever pressures or temptations.

This is difficult. We offered a similar deal to the Santorians. They had faith. They had a moral code which they were willing to support to the death. And thus, we could trust them to stay true to their faith which was at the core of their tenants, and we knew they could be bound to keep them.

However, we are lacking in any information that could provide the same degree of security and comfort that the Skyrates will stay true to their word.

If we allow you to retain independant, which is not as preferable as a courtier (and in this dwarves opinion you would be missing out on some of the finest advances your nation could receive at no cost) what can the Skyrates say to us that would make us sure you would keep to your word?"

Rolled 88, 93, 11, 48 = 240 (4d100)

>>12693

The pirate diplomat listened to the options and looked to seriously consider them. "Well, for one, it's not profitable, nor smart to backstab someone like that. We may be pirates, but we do believe in Honor Among Thieves. Granted, any pirates not associated with us will not be forced to uphold any agreement we come up with period. At the time, so the Council of Captains can further deliberate the ups and downs to joining you, we'd like to form a non-aggression pact, at least for the foreseeable future.

We need to weigh our options against what we'd be giving up. While we do recognize your technology as quite advanced, not all of it would be to our favor, and the parts we would see as such we might feel better served to get them via trade. If nothing else, we can at least promise that Skyrate affiliated scoundrels will leave your towns, tradelines, and so on unmolested, so long as you do not send your forces our way."

Rolled 31, 61 = 92 (2d100)

>>12668

Name: Rattlehavoc's Company, Courtier of the Order of the Advent

Race: Morphs (Tainted)

Color: Blue with dark purple trim.

Fluff: A small cadre of Tainted Morphs that are led by an old, well-traveled individual that goes by the name of Rattlehavoc. Formerly a splinter group, these Tainted have recently returned to the Council, asking to serve in whatever capacity is needed. They say that they have returned due to unease over the changing political landscape and a desire for security, but in truth their reentry into the Advent is the result of religious worry– that the divergent testaments they follow are inaccurate. They have rejoined the Advent to ease their own doubts and to bring more Tainted into the fold.

Government Type: Meritocracy. Rattlehavoc is the fifth leader of the Band, and leaders are quietly, bloodlessly replaced when they are no longer felt as fit to lead. The exact guidelines for this process, and the process by which the Tainted rise up the social ladder (only by proving that they can greatly benefit the community) are outlined in the Sardonyx Tablet.

Economy Type: Planned. Since their return to the Advent, they have adopted their economic measures to better fit in, leaving behind the more socialist system they had previously used.

Religion: Sardonyxism - The Band strictly adhere to the tenets, laws and religious practices outlined in the Sardonyx Tablet, rumored to have been carved by the First Tainted, whose legendary deeds are responsible for the glowing opinion many morph cultures have of their kind. The Tablet emphasizes a focus on venerating the Tainted that have come and gone, implying that the Tainted are actually closer to what the Morphs are supposed to truly be, and suggesting that the Grimoire Advent was composed entirely of tainted as well. There are several divergences in terms of dictates, holidays and worship practices, but otherwise Sardonyxism is very similar to the Church of Remembrance, and the Band is starting to more closely realign the Sardonyx Tablet's teaching with the Church's own.

Location: Haven, [Fortified Town]

Unique Traits

Military: [Rattlehavoc's Unit], [Swansong's Unit], [Bastille's Unit] [Very Strong]

1. Upgrade the town. Town Upgrades 6/15

2. Begin building a trading post, so that the town may prosper.

Use Wood (Strained) and Iron (Sustainable).

Rolled 53, 16, 64, 35 = 168 (4d100)

>>12667

http://pastebin.com/bZJwxx9x

1 Mine Expansions 1/3. Odium, Gold, Iron, Flux. The Santareians have considerable knowledge ground workings and should be able miners.

2 Total Crusade 5/12. To bring Dominion into a state of readiness and vigilance that fits a nation being mobilized for war. Let the Crusade's light never fade.

3 Anti-defilement 3/10. Methods to secure the integrity of the flesh and spirit against powers that would warp its natural progression and ascension. To deny defilement.

4 Vilon Phalanx [Epic+][Resilient] Trains more Phalanxes. Train another Vilon Phalanx with the finished product infantry as dictated by Chapter Master's Codex Seraphs.

Rolled 19, 70, 34, 5 = 128 (4d100)

>>12666

1.trade the sculpted our sturdy Construction for their scaled construction.

2.Continue training the Lich-Priest 6/13

3. Continue work on the ministry of internal security. (Secret police HQ: 9/10)

>4.we need to finish the paper ministry. The Empire will run much smoother with it done. (Construction 2/10) Use 10 currency to hire more private sector construction workers.

>>12697

The paper ministry is gonna be a pain in my ass forever isn't it?

https://docs.google.com/document/d/10R2tF7d25yq9r_5lir2M_H6oH80jcB_Xgx6XhnfzHwc/edit?usp=docslist_api

>>World Event: The Iron Bank of Vyriah has opened for business! It has quickly assumed nominal control over the primitive financial systems of the world. Every time a nation is in the negative insofar as currency, it MUST borrow from the Iron Bank at 20%/turn interest unless it has existing financial institutions. Nations may also request a loan from the bank (Vyriah) at a negotiated rate.

Rolled 32, 14, 92 = 138 (3d100)

The dwarfs and the pirates reach an accord. Borders for expansion are drawn, as well as other documents. The pirate ambassador signs the required papers, and swears the appropriate swears. There is work to be done, but he has at least kept the nation soverign for the time being.

There is work to do

1. Start on a Pirate Embassy. May as well have one, if only to function for people looking to hire us out as well as make it so we aren't as threatening.

2. Set up a trade route with Patchwork. They would likely accept our wares.

3. Upgrade our defenses. I want our air patrols to have the best tech we currently have.

Rolled 43, 65, 49 = 157 (3d100)

>>12702

[Meta] Spend 10 currency on mitigating any possible issues with that second roll.

And stats because I forgot

Name:Skyrates

Race: Assorted

Color: Pink

Fluff: Every world has that group of people that just don't fit in. Some of them want to shake things up, others want to

strike at what they see as a hidden injustice, and others just want to watch the world burn. Sky pirates are an eclectic

mix of people who gathered together under common desires and goals. The Skyrate Nation is the closest thing to a over

arching government for these various crews. Held together by tradition and ages old treaties, the Council of Captains

represents the crews with the most ships, the most pull with other nations, and other proofs of cunning or strength. The

Council's main goal is to avoid over piracy of any one group, to prevent the entire thing falling apart, or drawing any

one other country to their home city. Every generation or so the Council elects a single Pirate Lord, a person charismatic

enough to be able to bind all pirates together should there be a crisis, or a threat that could dismantle the careful

balance they have worked to set up.

To this effect they have created Port of Call currently known as Skytuga, a mess of trade, airship docks, airship repairs,

airship sellers, and more, the crowning piece being a large building that houses the Council and the Pirate Lord and their

assorted functions.

Government Type: Kratocracy based "Council of Captains" with one overcaptain referred to as the Pirate Lord.

Economy Type: Pirate Free Market

Religion: Worship the God of The Sky and Storms, The Goddess of Luck, and the Goddess of Wealth.

Location: Ribwall

Population: (25) (1/turn)

Food: (Good)

Raw Currency: (43) (+11/turn)

Legitimacy: (Average)

Culture: (7)

Industry: (12)

Unique Buildings: [1 Pirate Council Hall] [1 DreadDock Super Dock] [1 Black Market Goods Trade Emporium] [1 PYU Pirate Univerity]

Defenses: Aerial Patrols [Average]

Military Units: 4 [SkyGalleon][Very Strong]; 4 [Pirate Marines][Medium]; 1 [SkyCutter][Very Strong+++][Quick]; 3 [Grand SkyCutters][Very Strong++][Bombardx1][Quick]; 3 [Machine Men Marksmen][Strong]

Resources/Quantity: Rum [Sustainable][x2][Market]; Iron [Sustainble][x2]; Copper [Sustainable]; Wood [Sustainable][x3]; Magicite [A Lot]; Oil/Gas [Sustainable]

Magic/Spells: (Aero-Piratical [Average]) (spells: Summon Ghost Pirates [Simple]) (War Magic [Primitive])

Technology: (Iron, Stone, Wood, Copper) Airships; [Average]; Air-War [Good]; Scaled Building [Simple]; Economics

[Primitive]

Trade Routes: Advent[large, +3 Industry, +4 Currency/turn]

Territory: (7)

Bonuses:

1. Boarding Action: You may board enemy craft and seize them. Every time you engage enemy convoys, trade routes, or

opposition airships, you can roll 1d10 after defeating the craft to see if you captured some them. (If routes

undefended/non-military, roll 1d10. This does not apply to creatures.)

2. Sketchy Gentlemen: Every time you recruit land units, you can reroll if you roll below 50 (once). This includes

traditionally shipboard marines and boarding parties.

Eccentricities:

1. Rascals: Pirates are notorious for a variety of sketchy outright outlandish acts of villain, vice, heroism, bravery,

disruption, and general scandal. Roll a 1d100 every 3rd round to see what's going on.

2. Why Is Rum Gone?: If your rum supply is damaged, you lose legitimacy.

Rolled 74, 74, 30, 73 = 251 (4d100)

>>12702

Second correction: The Embassy is towards the Technocracy

>>12668

The Immortal Technocratic Republic

Race: Dwarves

Color: Brown

Fluff :

Once, a monarchy of Kings and Nobles of living breathing dwarves, with dreams of building ships, fighting for cause of justice and the Coalition and of the freedom of Oppressed people.

After the massacre of the 2nd Coalition War which ended in a stalemate, underwent an even greater and darker revolution than the capitalist surge that came before it, and twisted into the new Immortal Technocratic Republic. One nation in eternal unlife with the goal of power in mind.

Government Type: Military-Technocratic Oligarchy

Economy Type: Capitalism

Religion: The Dreaming Forge God. The Dwarves believe that the reason the world floats through the sky, is that a great god of forgework is alseep and dreaming of islands flying through the sky. We dwarves are in the image of the forge god, and are the ones to construct the designs and inventions he dreams up with.

Location: Orgul Major

Population: (22.6) (1/turn)

Food: (Excellent)

Raw Currency: (53) Income: (10/turn) Expenses: (Martial Law: set Income to 1) (Special; -5 currency/turn, 4 turns)

Legitimacy: [Martial Law][Chaotic]

Culture: (12)

Industry: (27)

Unique Buildings: 1 King's Palace, 1 National Bank, 1 Royal Academy of the Arts and Sciences (Of the Orders of Merit), [Coalition Research Facility], [Grand Iron Forge], Santerian Black Ziggurat, Large Santarian Academy, Embassy [Necro Imperialis]

Defenses: (Stone Traps, Good), Nightcrag Tunnel Defenses [Elaborate, Segmented]

Military Units:

1 Eastwinds .Co Destroyer [Very Strong]

1 Dwarven Frigates (damaged)

1 Super Sky Dreadnought "Absolute Unity" Epic++++][Bombard][x2][Massive][Armored][Slow])[Huge]

>0 Royal Navy Destroyer's

>Mobilized Forces on the Field

[New Santoria]

8 Mobilized Combat Clockworks Groups [Very Strong][Resist]

7 Mobilized Destroyer-Airships [Very Strong]

[New Machina]

10 Mobilized Combat Clockworks Groups [Very Strong][Resist]

5 Mobilized Destroyer-Airships [Very Strong]

>Mobilized Forces at home

23 Mobilized Combat Clockworks Groups [Very Strong][Resist]

Resources/Quantity:

>Home

Iron [Shortfall], Copper [Shortfall], Stone [Sustainable], Gems [Low], Rubicite [Tiny Sample], Flux[Sustainable]

>Colonies

[New Dwarvia] [Town]: Iron [Strained]; Gems [Low]

[New Santoria] [Fortress; Damaged] (Iron [x1]; Copper [x1]; Stone [x1]; Flux [x1]; Raw magic [trace]

[New Machina] [Fortress; Damaged] Odd Scroll[Single], Silver [Unmined]; Dark Iron, Rubicite [Some]; 1x Iron, Wood, Copper; Ioun [Some]; Gems [Lots]

>Market Gifts:

Steel [Average]; Coal [rationing]

Magic/Spells: (Geo-Aero, Simple) (spells: Scry Sky-Ores, Simple; Shape Rock; Simple) (Rain [Good]) (Mass Raise Undead [Very Simple])

Technology:

>Resource Tech

(Copper, Iron, Stone, Steel) [Steel Mill Blueprints]

>Economy

Bureaucracy [Primitive]

Rationalization [Average]

Standardization [Average]

Steam [Simple]

Clockwork Fabrication [Simple]

Dwarf-Clockwork Integration [Very Simple]

Recycling [Average]

Tooling [Very Simple]

>Military

[Airships, Basic

[Aerial Warfare, Simple]

[Civil Defense, Primitive]

Total Mobilization [Simple]

Mobilization [Average]

Large Scale Construction [Very Simple]

Bombardment [Very Simple]

Command Crowns [Some]

Combat Clockworks [Simple]

Salvage [Simple]

Tooling [Very Simple]

Holy Weapons [Simple]

>Other

Undead-Living Diplomacy [Simple]

Territory: (27)

Bonuses:

1. Aerial Fabricators: Sky Dwarves are keen on airship construction, and gain a bonus to rolls to construct airships or other large aerial constructions (+15).

2. Industrial: Sky Dwarves are keen on industry. For every industrial point gained, add half a point.

Eccentricities: (generated by GM)

3. Undead

1. Captains of Industry – Every other turn, see what the capitalists are up to. Roll 1d100.

Mobilized: 120% [Semi-Stable]

mobilization status: 5 turn.

Rolled 10, 95, 32, 24 = 161 (4d100)

1. The Wars are over! The Republic Immortal forever! Maybe the announcement of the great victory can restore peoples faith in the government, and to be honest we are very war weary. Peace will be good for the people.

However, we WILL need to shift some of the clockworkmen into standing units, to garrison our newly gained territories. Just clockworks enough to hold [New Machina] will suffice, but with the recent Bohemian issue, as many as possible are to be converted to standing units in [New Santoria]

2. With peace at long last restored, the efforts of securing and stabilizing our new nation must take place. A 6 step plan is already being drawn up.

I. Repairing and securing of our new territories

II. Maximizing our Action Potential via Bureacratic advances

III. Maximizing our Mining output and resource stocks

IV. Optimizing our economy to be extremely profitable via a supremacy of natural, state owned resources

VI. Advancing our technological potential.

As such, Immediate repairs are made to the colonies of [New Santoria] and [New Machina], with governorial estates being built, and authoritative and salutory measures being implemented. Clockworks spread out, putting down their guns and picking up hammers and shovels and debris.

3. We shall use our ships to assist the Morphs in the construction of a friendly city AND capital where the old, now defunct Coalition Research Station is. Now that Morgaz build his fantastic device, it is obsolete.

The Morphs will be much closer and trade and diplomacy will be easier!

4. The Capitalists are sure to be pleased that we are at long last at peace and returning to profits, now that we have significant territories and sources of additional resources.

>>12706

Once again, spend 15 Gold this time to mitigate action 1. We really need to find ways of placating the populace besides killing them, this is not good.

Spend it on veterans benefits and payments of warbonds to our people and give them every reason to go home with new boons.

Rolled 10, 7 = 17 (2d10)

>>12698

>>12697

Forgot to Roll bombardment.

Name: Angle Confederation

Race: Primarily human (Living)

Color: Pink A on Black

Fluff: The Angle Confederation was founded by a group of merchant crews turned smugglers and later, pirates. Seeking a life with less of the more troublesome decrees of those that would call themselves the masters of others, the Confederation vanished into the wilderness. In time, the Confederation was forced to turn to smuggling and piracy for hire to survive, though they often produce a healthy variety of alcoholic brews that are almost a form of defacto currency. The Confederation is highly dependent upon outside sources for technology to keep their air ships in working order, and is often forced to improvise during military situations.

Elves are often considered to be the main foe of the Angle Confederation, as most view them as stuck up Imperialists that seek to enslave their kin, though a small number of elves have come to live among the Confederation. Most are eventually broken of their superior attitude by a seemingly coordinated series of pranks or quickly say a number of rude things as they leave.

Best described by outsiders as 'a bunch of drunken smugglers, pirates, farmers and moonshiners', the Confederation still holds to a rough code of internal and external conduct. One must serve the Confederation to earn the right to vote or own land. One must own land to seek office in the Republic.

Government Type: Militaristic Confederate Republic.

Economy Type: Semi-cooperative Free Market. Food is often shared, but most barter services in return.

Religion: The Angle Confederation often recognizes the Four Winds as dieties, but above them worships a great bird (exact bird is a matter of a number of honor duels) known as Maliel the Wise. She is said to have been a source of wisdom and knowledge to the first Captain of the Angle Confederation. A number of lesser superstitions are known to exist among different families.

Location: Orgul

[Courtier of Necro Imperialis]

Necro's Stats: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1BCa5hJHfN0I9_XSkYqusYJRgRoBED49vqmVuqBKgFRA/edit

Angle-specific Things:

>>Population: 10.2 (+1.2/turn)

>>Unique Buildings

Oakwell, Orgul [Town][Lightly Fortified]

Azazis Town, Orgul Major [Town]

Night Reach, Ribwall [Town]

[Trade Port] (in Necro Capitol)

>>Military

+ Confederate Irregulars [Very Strong]

>>Technology

Urban Pacification [Primitive]

>>Ribwall Expeditionary Force [At Roboczyl, Holding]

+ 2 Confederate Irregulars [Very Strong]

>>Bonuses

1. Piratical: Every time you destroy enemy units or units generally, roll a d100 to see what kind of things you pull from their stupid corpses. [This occurs once following combat and works on NPCs.]

1.

Continue our expansion around the town of Night Reach.

[Expansion 5/10]

2.

Dark rumors of war potentially brewing between the Technocracy and our Necro Imperialis lieges prompts a recruitment drive! Who will volunteer to defend our people and the Necro Imperialis that has granted us lands to live upon?

[Units!]

Rolled 9, 95 = 104 (2d100)

>>12709

And now with dice

>>12699

>>Another message announced to all. A rule of the Iron Bank about acquired debts. It reads as so:

If a nation or other political entity acquires a debt with the Iron Bank and the entity is no longer able to pay due to destruction, or general ceasing to exist in the same form, the debt will not be waved. If conquered the conquering party will inherit the debt. If the party is turned into a courtier the debt stays with the party, which will then include the conquering nation. If the party is lost due to natural disaster or monster horde but the party can rebuild interest shall not accumulate until a period of five years after reconstruction efforts begin. Changes in regimes will inherit the debts of the old regime.

>>12671

[Sculpted]

>>You gain Sturdy Construction from Necro Imperialis. This translates as Sturdy Construction: Simple.

1. You traded scaled construction to Necro Imperialis.

2. Your work on Hekatonkheires continues. He's looking quite sharp, frankly, and is nearly done. Hekatonkheires 14/20)

3. You move your units toward the nearest fort. You will engage in combat next turn. [minor disadvantage from roll]

Units:

1 Aluminum\Granite Gryphon, Epic+, Elem.Resist, Flying, 2 currency upkeep or metal stock

1 Kali, +1 Culture, [Epic++++][Large][Slow][Mage]

44 Mobilized Multipurpose Sculpted Squads [Very Strong][Resist]

>>12673

[Suniria]

1. The tournament lingers. These warriors are garbage! THIS IS AN OUTRAGE! OUTRAGE! Sigh. (2/3)(+1 currency/turn)(-1 currency)

2.The forge is effectively done. The nightmare is over! (Add unique building, player's name choice](+3 industry](set Metallurgy to: Good)

3. The shaman is baffled by the equipment. This causes an argument with other shamans and it quickly degenerates into a fight over honor. Our society is glorious. (-2 currency)

>>12679

[Vyriah]

1&2. You begin firing and manage to rake the hordes with a sustained and impressive barrage of fire. The hordes are dispersed and weakened; your units gain a good deal of experience in the matter. (Add technology: Air-Ground War [Very Simple](set: Bombardment to Average)

3. You start work on the missiles. They will be good against other airships, you suspect, but also against pretty much anything else. (Research 2/10)

>>12682

[Starkegian]

1+2.) You your version of “Clown Wars” hits the market. It makes a good deal of money and people around the nation are playing it, surprisingly. The first ruleset still has some problems, though. (+3 currency/turn)(add technology: Infantry Tactics [Very Simple])

1+2.) You finish the refinery. It should help you with metallurgy, generally. (consolidate all metal-alteration technology to Metallurgy [Good])(+1 industry)

>>12685

[Elemental Chaos]

1/2 – Your elementals arrive at the ritual site. They have begun to dig it up, but it's slow. (4/15)

3. You manage to increase the speed of the titan. Whew. [(Remove tag [Slow]) from Titan.]

>>12686

[Kaldor]

>>Set mobilization status: 5 turns. Your mobilization is halted.

1. Your mobilization halts.

2. You equip most of your forces with the guns. You're probably going to need gems to fuel the things, though. (add technology: Reorganization [Primitive])

3. You attack the northern flank of the trolls. It's slow going and they are quite numerous in your area; you are being supported by aerial bombardment from Vyriah and Necro Imperialis. You also move your units generally:

2 [Wurmrider Squad] Very Strong++++

[Deathgaze]* Very Strong, Clever

Verana, Priestess of Galgoroth [Epic]

2 Kaldorian Infantry Formations [Very Strong]

20 Kaldorian Admixture Formations [Very Strong]

>>Troops on the march with the Technocratic Republic

1 Leonan Warrior [Very Strong]

2 Huntmasters [Very Strong]

1 Kaldorian Priestesses [Very Strong+++]

3 Kaldorian Admixture Formations [Very Strong]

3 Skyships (As transport)

>>Troops remaining in Mare

1 Kaldorian Infantry Formations [Very Strong]

1 Huntmaster [Very Stron]

>>Troops remaining at the Capitol

1 Kaldorian Admixture Formations [Very Strong]

3 Juvenile Rocs [Very Strong++]

>>12689

[Morph]

1. The project efforts stall. There's been some recent disputes over basic mathematical assumptions. Ugh. However, some progress is made thanks to bribes. Huh? (7/15)

2. You start working on some way to absorb or ingest magic. It's going to need some fancy material like odium, you suspect. It's also kinda complicated… (Magic-Leech 5/15)

3. You sent the tech: [Electricity, Primitive] to [The Immortal Technocratic Republic]

>>12692

[Patchwork]

>>Resources from expansion: Strange crystalline “ooze” [Trace]; Dark Iron [unmined]

>>Your excavation crews can't touch the ooze. It seems to kill them by turning them into weird shapes… (lose .3 pop)

1) THE FOUNDATION IS POURED WRONG. DAMMIT. Work slows. (8/15) (-10 gold)

2) Research on bureaucracy halts because nobody could fill out the form to get more funding insofar as research. Nothing bad happens, thankfully, however. (-10 gold)

3) You merged the goblins into an odd crew It specializes in sketchy activity, strange antics, and generally odd behavior. (consolidate all goblins into: “The G-Crew” [Epic++][Infiltrate][Sapper])

>>12695

[Rattlehavoc]

1. The town upgrades move forward. Pretty soon you'll have a city! (9/15)

2. You build a basic trading post. It adds to your currency incoming, generally. (+2 currency/turn)

>>12696

[Dominion]

1. The expansion continues. The odium deposit in particular has been a problem, but it seems to be coming along. (Mines 2/3)(Add technology: Deep Mining [Primitive)

2. There are some last minute efforts after the ethics committee of the local university protests the research. You can't believe this; don't these people realize the danger? Awful.

3. The progress on defilement is almost completed. The necromancers are having a hard time with tampering. (9/10)

4. You start working on additional phalanxes, but it's coming along slowly. There's just a shortfall of very good recruits recently. (1/2)

>>12697

[Necro]

>>You gained Scaled Construction from sculpted. This translates into: Scaled Construction [Simple]

1.Rrade the sculpted our sturdy Construction for their scaled construction.

2. The lich-priest is done. He's pretty powerful and knows his doctrines of Pezar really pretty well, honestly. (Add unit player named lich-priest [Epic+][Mage][Resilient])

3. The secret police HQ is done. You feel safer already! Yay! (set technology: The Total State [Simple]; Secret Police [Less Simple])

4. The construction move forward. Sort of. You throw money at it and the private sector is only partially less idiotic.. (3/10)(-10 currency)

>>12702

[Skyrates]

1. You built the embassy. (Add unique building Technocracy [Embassy])

2. You set up a trade route with the patchwork. It's kinda small, even with bribes. Meh. (Add trade route: Patchwork [Small; +2 currency/turn](-10 currency)

3. You work on the air patrols. (Defenses 5/6)

>>12706

[Technocracy]

>>You gain [Electricity, Primitive] from Advent. This translates perfectly, as it is primtive.

1. You attempt to bribe the population, as the usual efforts do little to calm them down. You manage to avoid another 'incident' thankfully. (-15 currency)

2. You start the repairs and they complete in good order. (Reset status: New Santoria] and [New Machina])

3. You begin converting the facility to a town. (4/10)

4. The capitalists are never pleased. With the war over, there's a massive glut in the arms market and several factories close. (lose 1 industry)

>>12709

[Angles]

1.The expansion halts after a few of the expeditions overshoot and fall off the island. Really? God dammit. (lose .2 pop)

2. You draft a variety of units; they're actually very good and it's gone swimmingly. Your army commander seems ecstatic, so much so that he was smiling today during his morning grog. Right. (Add 3 (player named units)[Very Strong])

>>World Event – The Bohemian Horde: The horde continues to make itself a nuisance. It is now stealing even more things, blantly, and has caused many fires through poor fire procedures and bad planning. They also litter everywhere. They're just so annoying! Also they smell. (Technocracy: lose 5 currency, 1 population; Sculpted: Lose 5 currency, 1 population)

>>World Event – The Freak-Trolls: The swarms of freak trolls have been beaten back, and now are vastly reduced. It's not clear if all of them are dead, but there are indeed large amounts of burnt corpses to attest to the combined efforts of four nations.

>>12714

[Necro Correction]

1. Was completed.

>>12715

The Immortal Technocratic Republic

Race: Dwarves

Color: Brown

Fluff :

Once, a monarchy of Kings and Nobles of living breathing dwarves, with dreams of building ships, fighting for cause of justice and the Coalition and of the freedom of Oppressed people.

After the massacre of the 2nd Coalition War which ended in a stalemate, underwent an even greater and darker revolution than the capitalist surge that came before it, and twisted into the new Immortal Technocratic Republic. One nation in eternal unlife with the goal of power in mind.

Government Type: Military-Technocratic Oligarchy

Economy Type: Capitalism

Religion: The Dreaming Forge God. The Dwarves believe that the reason the world floats through the sky, is that a great god of forgework is alseep and dreaming of islands flying through the sky. We dwarves are in the image of the forge god, and are the ones to construct the designs and inventions he dreams up with.

Location: Orgul Major

Population: (22.6) (1/turn)

Food: (Excellent)

Raw Currency: (34) Income: (10/turn) Expenses: (Martial Law: set Income to 1) (Special; -5 currency/turn, 3 turns)

Legitimacy: [Martial Law][Chaotic]

Culture: (12)

Industry: (27)

Unique Buildings: 1 King's Palace, 1 National Bank, 1 Royal Academy of the Arts and Sciences (Of the Orders of Merit), [Coalition Research Facility], [Grand Iron Forge], Santerian Black Ziggurat, Large Santarian Academy, Embassy [Necro Imperialis]

Defenses: (Stone Traps, Good), Nightcrag Tunnel Defenses [Elaborate, Segmented]

Military Units:

1 Eastwinds .Co Destroyer [Very Strong]

1 Dwarven Frigates (damaged)

1 Super Sky Dreadnought "Absolute Unity" Epic++++][Bombard][x2][Massive][Armored][Slow])[Huge]

>0 Royal Navy Destroyer's

>Mobilized Forces on the Field

[New Santoria]

8 Mobilized Combat Clockworks Groups [Very Strong][Resist]

7 Mobilized Destroyer-Airships [Very Strong]

[New Machina]

10 Mobilized Combat Clockworks Groups [Very Strong][Resist]

5 Mobilized Destroyer-Airships [Very Strong]

>Mobilized Forces at home

23 Mobilized Combat Clockworks Groups [Very Strong][Resist]

Resources/Quantity:

>Home

Iron [Shortfall], Copper [Shortfall], Stone [Sustainable], Gems [Low], Rubicite [Tiny Sample], Flux[Sustainable]

>Colonies

[New Dwarvia] [Town]: Iron [Strained]; Gems [Low]

[New Santoria] [Fortress] (Iron [x1]; Copper [x1]; Stone [x1]; Flux [x1]; Raw magic [trace]

[New Machina] [Fortress] Odd Scroll[Single], Silver [Unmined]; Dark Iron, Rubicite [Some]; 1x Iron, Wood, Copper; Ioun [Some]; Gems [Lots]

>Market Gifts:

Steel [Average]; Coal [rationing]

Magic/Spells: (Geo-Aero, Simple) (spells: Scry Sky-Ores, Simple; Shape Rock; Simple) (Rain [Good]) (Mass Raise Undead [Very Simple])

Technology:

>Resource Tech

(Copper, Iron, Stone, Steel) [Steel Mill Blueprints]

>Economy

Bureaucracy [Primitive]

Rationalization [Average]

Standardization [Average]

Steam [Simple]

Clockwork Fabrication [Simple]

Dwarf-Clockwork Integration [Very Simple]

Recycling [Average]

Tooling [Very Simple]

Electricity [Primitive]

>Military

[Airships, Basic]

[Aerial Warfare, Simple]

[Civil Defense, Primitive]

Total Mobilization [Simple]

Mobilization [Average]

Large Scale Construction [Very Simple]

Bombardment [Very Simple]

Command Crowns [Some]

Combat Clockworks [Simple]

Salvage [Simple]

Tooling [Very Simple]

Holy Weapons [Simple]

Logistics 3/6

>Other

Undead-Living Diplomacy [Simple]

Territory: (26)

Bonuses:

1. Aerial Fabricators: Sky Dwarves are keen on airship construction, and gain a bonus to rolls to construct airships or other large aerial constructions (+15).

2. Industrial: Sky Dwarves are keen on industry. For every industrial point gained, add half a point.

Eccentricities: (generated by GM)

3. Undead

1. Captains of Industry – Every other turn, see what the capitalists are up to. Roll 1d100.

Mobilized: 120% [Semi-Stable]

mobilization status: 5 turn.

Rolled 4, 76, 96 = 176 (3d100)

1. Before combat starts Kali prepares to cast a large earthquake spell to disrupt the Fort and its defenses.

Kali reaches into the Earth with her two lowest arms. She closes her two eyes and feels the steady beat of the Earth Mother beneath her feet. Her third eye glares at the fortress before them.

She can feel Gaia tremble at the touch of her magic. And the ground begins to shiver and shake. Even a kilometer away the Sculpted can see dust begin to rise from the fortresses walls as Kali bends her will to the Earth.

The Earth begins to roar.

2. Hekatonkheires (14/20)

3. Using our new understanding of both scrying magic and earth magic we begin to increase our mining efforts across the nation in order to relieve some of the strain on our current resources. Our first efforts of course should be to release the strain on our iron supplies.

>>12719

http://pastebin.com/AKD7Tva1

Rolled 57, 77, 29 = 163 (3d100)

[Morph][Order of the Advent]

http://pastebin.com/wGkYEbjx

Population: (26.1) (1.4/turn)

Food: (Very Stable)

Raw Currency: (19) (+18/turn)

Legitimacy: (Very Stable)

Culture: 5

Industry: 6

Unique Buildings: [Council Hall of the Advent][Government];[Tinyburg][Town];[Northpoint Fortress][Fortress];[First National Port of Ethos][Port];[Haven][Fortified Town]

Defenses: Wooden Walls [Simple]

Military Units: [Vincent][Very Strong+][Flight]; 2 [Meli, Dez][Very Strong]; 6 [Xenon, Tinsel, Cain, Regent, Lem, Fitzgerald][Medium]

Resources/Quantity: Copper [Sustainable]; Gems [Sustainable]; Iron [Sustainable]; Wood [Strained]; Gold [Some]; Rubies [Some]; Steel [Sustainable]; Stone [Sustainable][x2]; Silver [Sustainable]

Magic/Spells: [Morph Pluralist: Average] (spells: Arche's Fist [Simple])

Technology: [Steel];[Metallurgy, Good];[Diplomacy, Average];[Communication, Simple];[Electricity, Primitive];[Walkers, Simple];[Mechanized Warfare, Primitive];[Coinage, Good];[Sealed Construction, Primitive];[CMBatteries, Simple]

Trade Routes: [none]

Territory: (4)

Bonuses:

1. Resources can work differently for you. You may absorb their properties easily without a roll; this can be used to upgrade or change units in some way. This consumes the resources.

2. Adaptable: Generally, most technology can be adopted by you without penalty. Size and other considerations do not bear, and the Morph are clever enough to make modifications.

Eccentricities:

1. Ice is Bad: The Morph aren't a big fan of ice, as it causes them to die. (If ice is deployed in some way in combat, you suffer -2 to combat rolls.)

—–

[Progress]

-Projection Theory (7/15)

-Magic Leech (5/15)

-Facility to Town (4/10)

—–

1. We have now touched down on Curlo's Chain, and what a marvelous place it is. The island we not place ourselves upon hosts a large facility that was once implemented to be used for research. While it seems its purpose was never achieved, it is still plenty of room for morphs to be moved to. The large meeting halls and labs will assist in forwarding research to no end. An attempt to convert the facility is put into effect, and the project has already been spearheaded by the Technocracy. [Convert Facility to Town] (4/10)

2. Projection theory continues to be developed. These anti air defenses become critical as we attempt to move to a collection of floating islands (Curlo's Chain). The project is nearing completion, and the clear framework for such devices has become clearly outlined. The remaining portion of the project is implementation. [Projection Theory] (7/15)

3. A direct study is begun on how to improve Walker tech. It is critical that we forward the tech a little more before attempting the first model of Peacekeeper MK I. Large sums of advancement have been made, but we can forward our tech to new heights. [Upgrade [Walkers, Simple]]

>>12719

[[Meta: I will need you to declare tactics and roll dice for combat.]]

Rolled 4, 6, 3, 10, 3, 9, 7, 1, 1, 7, 7, 8, 5, 4, 1, 9, 10, 5, 8, 7, 5, 10, 1, 10, 9, 9, 8, 8, 10, 10, 6, 4, 6, 8, 4, 8, 7, 1, 8, 7, 8, 5, 5, 2, 9, 5 = 288 (46d10)

Tactics : We are incredibly vulnerable to both air attacks and bombardment on our approach to the Fort.

There are two ways to minimize this danger, First we will use our earth magic to create deep trenches in the earth, literally giving us passageways for our mobilized units to reach the walls while minimizing the damage they will receive from aerial attacks. Once at the walls we will use the same magic to tunnel under them to breach the forts interior.

Secondly. Kick up as much dirt and dust into the air as possible, ruining lines of sight of our enemies.

Kali and assigned fire teams will cover advancing squads from aerial attacks, using petrifying magic and the tactics we devised for Air-Ground warfare to drop dragons from the sky and shatter against the unforgiving earth.

Finally our sole Gryphon will engage and keep Morgaz occupied should he take the field. Otherwise she will engage any units he can without getting bogged down.

Rolled 48, 12 = 60 (2d100)

>>12723

2. We need to demobilize. But we also need to garrison our colonies.

Rather than spend additional upkeep to jurry rig and convert units (which to be honest wouldn't be very efficient), it was decided to use our fine recycling techniques to scrap the inferior mobilized units, and create them into proper standing Clockwork units.

3. We MUST make it a point to our people that business as usual is the best for of business as is, and to reap the spoils of war. We greatly need to assert better control over and improve the status our colonies if we are ever to increase our action potential (and the number of actions a turn).

Efforts to increase our primitive bureaucracy and colonization efforts will serve this purpose.

We must shift the production market away from weapons for now, and towards expansion and securement of our territories. Bureaucrats will focus on detailing the advertisement and sale of cheap land and housing with lowered tax rates in our new colonies, and shifting industrial efforts towards peace time production of railroads, housing, and civilian clockworkmen.

Demobilized clockworkmen will be stripped of weapons and sold as cheap house hands, to help those individuals who are seeking to settle a new life in the colonies. The bulk of demobilized clockworkmen will be scrapped into steel we can use.

>>12725

Spend 10 gold to mitigate action 3

>>12724

Unit list :

1 Aluminum\Granite Gryphon, Epic+, Elem.Resist, Flying, 2 currency upkeep or metal stock

1 Kali, +1 Culture, [Epic++++][Large][Slow][Mage]

44 Mobilized Multipurpose Sculpted Squads [Very Strong][Resist]

Rolled 22, 54, 6 = 82 (3d100)

>>12712

Name: Vyriah

Race (Determines bonuses): Gnome

Color: (Determined map color): Blue

Fluff (Determines bonuses): Long ago, actually not that long ago, a group of merchants found a ruined city upon the edge of the isles. Curious they began to explore the ruined city seemingly floating on the edge of the world. What they saw amazed them, even if they couldn't understand 90% of what they saw. They believed that this city could actually be self sufficient even on the open air! Well one thing led to another and with a mix of mistakes and terrible decisions the city took off into the open air! Now then, how do you fly this thing?

Government Type (Determines some stats): Merchant Republic

Economy Type (Determines some stats): Free Market

Religion (Determines magic): Worship god of the Open sky, Mercantilism, and knowledge.

Location: The Open Sky

Population: (29.8) (1.1/turn)

Food: (Very Stable)

Raw Currency: (26) (35/turn)

Legitimacy: (Stable)

Culture: (11)

Industry: (25)

Unique Buildings: Vyriah [Floating], [Farming platform], [Mercantile Dock Platform] [Shipyard Platform] [GnomU] Embassy [Morgaz], [Foundry Platform], [Factory Platform], [The Iron Bank of Vyriah]

Defenses: Tower Network [Very Large]

Military Units: 3 Vyriah'n Airships [Strong]; 1 Vyriah'n Guard Platoons [Medium], Vyrian Mad Scientist Cohort [Very Strong+][Clever], 2 Storm Guard Platoons [Epic+][Resist], 1 Stromtide Class Battleship "DMV Imperator"[Epic][x8][Bombard][4x][Resilient]

Resources/Quantity: Strato-Birds [Sustainable]; Stone [Lots]; Iron [Sustainable][Market]; Dirt [Massive], Coal [Sustainable][Market], Gems [Sustainable][Market], Ioun [Sustainable][Market], Flux [Sustainable][Market], Steel [Sustainable], Darksteel [A little]

Magic/Spells: (Gnomish Stratocasting) (Spell: Summon Food) (Spell: Storm [Simple])(Add spell: Rain [Good])

Technology: (Stone, Wood, Gems) Aerial Warfare [Basic], Aerial Defense [Basic], Proprietary Airships [Average]], Empiricism [Average], Advanced Hulls [Average], Gravity Construction [Basic], Magi-Storm Propulsion [Average], Magi-Storm Theory [Good], Counter-Espionage [Simple], Morgazian Air-War [Average], Civil Defense [Primitive], Magi-Storm Omni-Cannons [Average], Rationalization [Average], Standardization [Average], Magi-Storm Effect Weaponry [Very Simple], Bureaucracy [Primitive], Bombardment [Average], Metallurgy [Good], Scaled Construction [Simple], Trading [Simple], Economics [Average], Air-Ground War [Very Simple]

Trade route: Air Dwarves [Medium; +3 industry / +3/currency/turn] Dominion [Mediocre; +1 industry; +3 currency/turn] Patchwork Republic. [Medium; +1 industry / +4/currency/turn; +.1/pop/turn], Morgaz [Massive; +4 industry; +4 currency/turn]

Territory: (1)

Bonuses:

1. Mobile: Your base of operations is effectively modular without end. You can continue to add additions and revisions to it so long as resources exist. You can also move your your capital to make it slightly harder to find, but trade may be impacted.

2. Merchant-Nomads: You can buy most things relatively easy, so long as you have the money. It is also easier for you to make money, generally.

Eccentricities:

1. Everyone Hates Gnomes: Gnomes are physically weak in combat, and are easily kicked, punched, or abused. All of your combat rolls in melee suffer a -1 penalty.

1. Test is done, bring the ships home.

2. Set up a trade route with the necros.

3. Continue the Stratos Missile. Spend 50 gold to buy the the scientists shiny toys to help. 2/10

Rolled 31, 4, 70 = 105 (3d100)

>>12712

Name: Kingdom of Suniria