/builders/ - Hero and Nation Builders!

>>15518

And here's the rulesheet:

http://pastebin.com/XsjxJhpt

>>15518

Name: The Lanquassian Crafters and Traders Union

Race: High Men

Fluff: Generally tall and thin, with dexterious delicate fingers. Eyes run the greens, browns, and metalic bronzes/silvers. Has a Semi-Monotheistic Religion: Minor powers are an aspect/part of the Father God.

Color: Blue

Location: River Valley

–Don't fill out (unless specified)–

Food: (Determines pop growth)

Population(+growth per turn): (generated by GM)

Happiness: 0

Structures: Simple Dwellings (fluff accordingly)

Defense: 0

Military: (generated by GM)

Resources: (generated by GM)

Technologies: (Wood, Stone) (Hand tools, Simple) (Construction, Simple) (Agriculture, Basic)

Eccentricities: (generated by GM)

Name: Humans

Race: Humans

Fluff: Humans born of this world looking for a place to settle down and become something more than just food for dinosaurs and other nasties.

Color: Green

Location: Forest

Food: (Determines pop growth)

Population(+growth per turn): (generated by GM)

Happiness: 0

Structures: Simple Dwellings (fluff accordingly)

Defense: 0

Military: (generated by GM)

Resources: (generated by GM)

Technologies: (Wood, Stone) (Hand tools, Simple) (Construction, Simple) (Agriculture, Basic)

Eccentricities: (generated by GM)

>>15518

Name: The Queendom of Azalie

Race: Arachne

Fluff: The arachne usually live in small family groups or clans. An arachne named Azalie forcibly united them into larger group to hunt better and get more done.

Color: Purple

Location: Caves or dense growth forests.

Name: The First Hive

Race: Bzz'intil

Fluff: For a Bzz'intil uprooting their entire lives and forging one anew isn't exactly a new thing to them. It happens whenever a new queen gets kicked out of the hive and brings with her a small starting entourage to forge a new colony. Now not knowing of any other hives in the area to support them in case of trouble is new however the Bzz'intil will cope. They are nothing if not industrious workers. Now to just find the flowers so they can start producing honey. Mmm, honey.

Queen Hither however is not so optimistic, the Bzz'intil almost always require support from nearby hives to get started on a new hive, those that don't have a large chance of failure as raising enough flowering plants to support even a small hive. Starting alone is a daunting prospect. Still Queen Hither is going to do her best!

Color: Pink

Location: Forests

–Don't fill out (unless specified)–

Food: (Determines pop growth)

Population(+growth per turn): (generated by GM)

Happiness: 0

Structures: Simple Dwellings (fluff accordingly)

Defense: 0

Military: (generated by GM)

Resources: (generated by GM)

Technologies: (Wood, Stone) (Hand tools, Simple) (Construction, Simple) (Agriculture, Basic)

Eccentricities: (generated by GM)

Name: The Salphins

Race: Dwarves

Fluff: The Salphins wandered into this region in search of a respite from the coarse winds, monstrous creatures, and capricious spirits found along the plains.

And they found their refuge, all right.

Springs of water, bountiful fields, and a beautiful view of that fish-holding body of water: The Ocean!

Since then, they have prospered. Well, as much as they could in a Dinosaur-infested world, but you get the idea.

Color: Red-Orange

Location: Coast, Plains

>>15520

Lanquassian Crafters and Traders Union

Food: Plentiful

Population: 6 (+3/turn)

Happiness: 0

Structures: (player fluff dwellings)

Defense: 0

Military: 1 (Player fluff) unit (1x), 2 (Player fluff) unit (.5x)

Resources: Stone (some), Lumber (scarce), Clay (sustainable)

Technologies: (Wood, Stone) (Hand tools, Simple) (Construction, Simple) (Agriculture, Basic) (Crafting, Basic)

Eccentricities:

[Crafters]: The High Men are crafters and traders, but their slender and thin frame isn't built for fighting. +5 to rolls involving crafting things, (crafting is different then building structures), but Lanquassian military units receive -1 to all combat rolls.

>>15521

[Humans (name pending)]

Food: Adequate

Population: 8 (+3/turn)

Happiness: 0

Structures: (player fluff dwellings)

Defense: 0

Military: 2 (player fluff) unit (1x), 1 (player fluff) unit (.5x)

Resources: Lumber (lots), Stone (scarce)

Technologies: (Wood, Stone) (Hand tools, Simple) (Construction, Simple) (Agriculture, Basic) (Traps, Simple)

Eccentricities:

[Clever]: This particular group of humans are smarter than they look, and recieve +3 to all rolls. However, this has angered the entity they tricked greatly. Rolls of 1-5 are inescapable critfails.

>>15523

[Pollen Pushers]

Food: Sustainable

Population: 6 (+3/turn)

Happiness: 0

Structures: (player fluff dwellings)

Defense: 0

Military: 2 (player fluff) unit (1x), 1 (player fluff) unit (.5x)

Resources: Lumber (lots), Stone (scarce)

Technologies: (Wood, Stone) (Hand tools, Simple) (Construction, Simple) (Agriculture, Good)

Eccentricities:

[Hybrids]: You don't look like anything the native fauna of Primal World have ever encountered, and they usually leave you alone. However, all other interactions with them will incur a -5 penalty, especially with herbivores.

>>15524

Queendom

Food: Scarce

Population: 5 (+3/turn)

Happiness: 0

Structures: (player fluff dwellings)

Defense: 0

Military: 2 (Player fluff) unit, (1x)

Resources: Rocks (lots), Cave moss (some)

Technologies: (Wood, Stone) (Hand tools, Simple) (Construction, Simple) (Agriculture, Basic) (Traps, Simple)

Eccentricities:

[United]: Queen Azalie has forced the Arachne to work together, with suprising results- Consolidated actions (more than 1 die for a single action), recieve a +5 bonus. However, lone actions recieve a slight penalty.

>>15525

First Hive

Food: Adequate

Population: 5 (+4/turn)

Honey: 5

Structures: (player fluff dwellings)

Defense: 0

Military: 2 (Player fluff) units (1x), 1 (Player fluff unit (.5x)

Resources: Flowers (lots), Stone (some)

Technologies: (Wood, Stone) (Hand tools, Simple) (Construction, Simple) (Agriculture, Basic) (Honey gathering, Basic)

Eccentricities:

[Honey-hungry]: The First Hive is completely driven by honey, and as long as they have a supply, happiness will never be an issue. However, if the supply runs out, -5 to all rolls, until the supply is up and running again.

>Change 'Happiness' tab to 'Honey: 5' (decreases by 1 every turn)

>>15528

The Hind

Food: Adequate

Population: 7 (+3/turn)

Happiness: 0

Structures: (player fluff dwellings)

Defense: 0

Military: 2 (Player fluff) units (1x), 1 (Player fluff unit (.5x)

Resources: Lumber (some), Stone (some)

Technologies: (Wood, Stone) (Hand tools, Simple) (Construction, Simple) (Agriculture, Basic) (Flight, Basic)

Eccentricities:

[Novelty thinkers]: The Hind love trying new things- +5 to developing new technologies. However, they get bored easily. Repeat actions will incur a penalty (cumulative).

>>15529

The Awoken

Food: N/A

Population: 5 (?/turn)

Happiness: 0

Structures: (player fluff dwellings)

Defense: 0

Military: 2 (Player fluff) units (1x), 1 (Player fluff unit (.5x)

Resources: Rocks (lots)

Technologies: (Wood, Stone) (Hand tools, Simple) (Construction, Simple) (Agriculture, Basic)

Eccentricities:

[Mindless consumers]: The Awoken consume organic matter passively, and so do not need to take actions to gather food. However, Primal World is a dangerous place, and many young Forming die. Each turn, roll 1d8 to determine how many Awoken survived into adulthood.

Name: Erv'gen, or Light-Borne

Race: A race of Lizardfolk, separated into a number of castes. Divers are able to stay underwater for much longer periods of time and are incredibly agile, skilled swimmers. Warriors are much bulkier and heavily built, with stronger claws and more pronounced jaws. Scouts from the last of the "adapted" castes, with split feet suited for tree climbing and lightweight frames. The Workers are somewhere between all of the castes, weaker than Warriors but stronger than Scouts. They are able to work for extreme amounts of time, their wiry muscles built for endurance.

Fluff: Long ago, the world was dark. From this darkness was born the Sun, our Mother. Her light transformed the lands, forcing the chaos to take the form of earth and water. Our Father rose from these waters, his cratered white body reflecting the light of the Mother when she rested. From the two's mating came innumerable plants and animals, but they wished for true children. Finally, their efforts yielded our species, shaped like their early children. We, the Firstborne, crawled from the waters to rest upon the scattered islands. Subsisting off our lesser siblings that reside in the sea and land, we've began the long process of forming the world to Their liking.

The Castes, each given different gifts from Mother and Father, form a council to decide how the tribe shall live. It is from this Caste Circle that all decisions are made.

Color: The golden of our Mother's scales, or the shimmering blue of the water surrounding our isles

Location: Tropical(think Hawaii or the Caribbean)

–Don't fill out (unless specified)–

Food: (Determines pop growth)

Population(+growth per turn): (generated by GM)

Happiness: 0

Structures: Simple Dwellings (fluff accordingly)

Defense: 0

Military: (generated by GM)

Resources: (generated by GM)

Technologies: (Wood, Stone) (Hand tools, Simple) (Construction, Simple) (Agriculture, Basic)

Eccentricities: (generated by GM)

>>15518

Name: Dinosaurs

Race: Dinosaurs

Fluff: Dinosaurs born of this world looking for a place to settle down and eat a lot of humans

Color: Dark green

Location: Forest

Food: (Determines pop growth)

Population(+growth per turn): (generated by GM)

Happiness: 0

Structures: Simple Dwellings (fluff accordingly)

Defense: 0

Military: (generated by GM)

Resources: (generated by GM)

Technologies: (Wood, Stone) (Hand tools, Simple) (Construction, Simple) (Agriculture, Basic)

Eccentricities: (generated by GM)

Rolled 89, 13, 96, 36 = 234 (4d100)

>>15545

Name: The Lanquassian Crafters and Traders Union

Race: High Men

Fluff: Generally tall and thin, with dexterious delicate fingers. Eyes run the greens, browns, and metalic bronzes/silvers. Has a Semi-Monotheistic Religion: Minor powers are an aspect/part of the Father God.

Color: Blue

Location: River Valley

Food: Plentiful

Population: 6 (+3/turn)

Happiness: 0

Structures: [Dwellings: Mud Huts]

Defense: 0

Military: 1 Militia(1x), 2 Patrols(.5x)

Resources: Stone (some), Lumber (scarce), Clay (sustainable)

Technologies: (Wood, Stone) (Hand tools, Simple) (Construction, Simple) (Agriculture, Basic) (Crafting, Basic)

Eccentricities:

[Crafters]: The High Men are crafters and traders, but their slender and thin frame isn't built for fighting. +5 to rolls involving crafting things, (crafting is different then building structures), but Lanquassian military units receive -1 to all combat rolls.

–IN PROGRESS–

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–ACTIONS–

1: Our tools need work. We shall Craft Better Tools!

2: Gold cometh from the ground, both the metal, but most importantly the grain. Construct Farms

3: We must know more about our lands and surronding territoris. Scout!

4: The Father God desires a place of worship. Construct a Temple

The Priest of the Father God nodded to the clan chieftains. They knew their duties to their families, but it was up to him to get this 'Union' doing what it needed for all the Lanquassians.

>>15548

[Erv'gen]

Food: Adequate

Population: 6 (+4/turn)

Happiness: 0

Structures: Structures: (player fluff dwellings)

Defense: 0

Military: 3 (Player fluff unit (1x)

Resources: Stone (some), Lumber (some)

Technologies: (Wood, Stone) (Hand tools, Simple) (Construction, Simple) (Agriculture, Basic) (Diving equipment, Crude)

Eccentricities:

[Diverse]: Diverse actions will have a minor bonus, while consolidated rolls will incur a penalty.

>>15549

[Liturgy]

Food: N/A

Population: 7 (?/turn)

Happiness: N/A

Structures: Simple Dwellings (fluff accordingly)

Defense: 0

Military: 1 (Player Fluff Unit) (1.5x), 2 (Player Fluff Units (1x)

Resources: Stone (Some), Lumber (Some)

Technologies: (Wood, Stone) (Hand tools, Simple) (Construction, Simple) (Laws, Simple)

Eccentricities:

[Bound to the Flame]: Happiness is a non-issue for the Liturgy- they exist only to feed the flame, and make more of their kind. Each turn, roll 1d8 to determine how many fiends the Flame has brought forth.

>>15551

… I can't figure out how to stat this without making you massively OP.

>>15548

>revise Tech: Diving equipment too Tech: Adaptation (Crude)

Rolled 73, 62, 71, 20 = 226 (4d100)

>>15545

Name: The Awoken

Race: Slime and Oozes

Fluff: Slime and Oozes are a strange sort. Always thought mindless by those they have seen them, but that was because only the weak young were ever seen before. A young slime or ooze is called an inkling, it is small and greenish in color and created by shaving off part of an adult core. How the inkling develops and what it becomes after is highly based upon what the inkling eats after being slip from it's mother core. The next stage from inkling is called a forming. A forming is non sentient and only tries to get more food to develop but can be ordered by adults. Variation continues to happen in this stage based on oddities eaten in the mindless state. usually slimes would be killed by a lucky hit in this stage, but a few have made it to the adult stage, usually no more than one or two in an area to make more inklings. Now there is enough, and maybe we can be more than mindless beasts.

The Awoken worship the Earth Mother and the Star Father. They are ruled by a council of the oldest slimes. Many create pseudo skeletons for themselves so that they may have a sort of form.

Color: A color which I forgot to specify

Location: A Location which I forgot to specify

Food: N/A

Population: 5 (?/turn)

Happiness: 0

Structures: (player fluff dwellings)

Defense: 0

Military: 2 Protector Slimes (1x), 1 Brown Ooze (.5x)

Resources: Rocks (lots)

Technologies: (Wood, Stone) (Hand tools, Simple) (Construction, Simple) (Agriculture, Basic)

Eccentricities:

[Mindless consumers]: The Awoken consume organic matter passively, and so do not need to take actions to gather food. However, Primal World is a dangerous place, and many young Forming die. Each turn, roll 1d8 to determine how many Awoken survived into adulthood.

1. Scout the lands. Let us know more about this place.

2. These tools are good, but Co'gog says that if you hit stone like this you get a flat piece of sharp stone. Good for knife. Learn to make better stone tools.

3. When the young that survive to become adults come home see if any have developed differently than the others.

4. Begin making a stone circle to worship the star father and his many lights.

Rolled 6 (1d8)

>>15561

Surviving young roll.

Rolled 100, 64, 76, 94 = 334 (4d100)

1. Send out the Warrior Bzz to scout the surrounding forests, we must know what is out there so we can prepare.

2. Queen Hither shall see to making the Honey Production Lines get done herself. We have very little Honey in stock so we must get pollen from our flower fields made into honey sooner rather then later.

3. Build a training yard, the Bzz'intil are not the most warlike race, but we all know that there are those out there who want to steal our honey.

4. Some secrets of honey making was lost in the transition to this world. We must recover them if we are too grow strong. Research better honey production techniques.

http://pastebin.com/ud8Mu1ip

>>15560

[Faltari Fenwesse]

Food: Scarce

Population: 6 (+2/turn)

Happiness: 0

Structures: Simple Dwellings (fluff accordingly)

Defense: 0

Military: 2 (Player Fluff Unit) (1x)

Resources: Wood (Lots) Fish (Some)

Technologies: (Wood, Stone) (Hand tools, Simple) (Construction, Simple) (Boats, Crude)

Eccentricities:

[Hardy wanderers]: The swamp is filled with dangers, and the Faltari have grown used to dealing with them, and just moving on- only rolls 1-5 are critfails. However, the long lived elves have a tough time reproducing.

Rolled 72, 39, 7, 38 = 156 (4d100)

>>15545

Name: The Queendom of Azalie

Race: Arachne

Fluff: The arachne usually live in small family groups or clans. An arachne named Azalie forcibly united them into larger group to hunt better and get more done.

Color: Purple

Location: Caves or dense growth forests.

Food: Scarce

Population: 8 (+3/turn)

Happiness: 0

Structures: (Homewebs)

Defense: 0

Military: 2 (Arachne Hunters) unit, (1x)

Resources: Rocks (lots), Cave moss (some)

Technologies: (Wood, Stone) (Hand tools, Simple) (Construction, Simple) (Agriculture, Basic) (Traps, Simple)

Eccentricities:

[United]: Queen Azalie has forced the Arachne to work together, with suprising results- Consolidated actions (more than 1 die for a single action), recieve a +5 bonus. However, lone actions recieve a slight penalty.

1-2. Spins some webs to capture prey for more food

3-4. Make some more webs around the homeweb to make sure nothing tries to eat us in our home.

Rolled 22, 57, 95, 71 = 245 (4d100)

[Humans (name pending)]

Food: Adequate

Population: 8 (+3/turn)

Happiness: 0

Structures: Log Longhouse

Defense: 0

Military: 2 Spear Hunters unit (1x), 1 Slinger Band (.5x)

Resources: Lumber (lots), Stone (scarce)

Technologies: (Wood, Stone) (Hand tools, Simple) (Construction, Simple) (Agriculture, Basic) (Traps, Simple)

Eccentricities:

[Clever]: This particular group of humans are smarter than they look, and recieve +3 to all rolls. However, this has angered the entity they tricked greatly. Rolls of 1-5 are inescapable critfails.

We have chosen this forest to settle in, but the woods are dense and both day and night are dark. There is ample rain, ample ground for foraging and hunting but we need more. Our people cannot thrive in these conditions. We need more land to grow, and for that trees must be felled and turned into home. Food must be stockpiled properly for long cold winters, and defenses of wood need to be made to protect against the beasts of the night.

1. Fell trees to clear out space for houses and farmland. [Build Farm]

2. Stockpile food. Berries, hunted game, fish, and other edible plants. [Increase Food]

3. Using our log supplies we will stack them around our land, making a fence to keep out the smaller more opportunistic animals from taking what is ours. [Defenses]

4. Spears and slings will keep the beast at bay but it is tools that will allow us to develop faster. Research [Hand Tools, Average].

Rolled 74, 57, 65, 98 = 294 (4d100)

>>15555

Name: Erv'gen, or Light-Borne

Race: A race of Lizardfolk, separated into a number of castes. Divers are able to stay underwater for much longer periods of time and are incredibly agile, skilled swimmers. Warriors are much bulkier and heavily built, with stronger claws and more pronounced jaws. Scouts from the last of the "adapted" castes, with split feet suited for tree climbing and lightweight frames. The Workers are somewhere between all of the castes, weaker than Warriors but stronger than Scouts. They are able to work for extreme amounts of time, their wiry muscles built for endurance.

Fluff: Long ago, the world was dark. From this darkness was born the Sun, our Mother. Her light transformed the lands, forcing the chaos to take the form of earth and water. Our Father rose from these waters, his cratered white body reflecting the light of the Mother when she rested. From the two's mating came innumerable plants and animals, but they wished for true children. Finally, their efforts yielded our species, shaped like their early children. We, the Firstborne, crawled from the waters to rest upon the scattered islands. Subsisting off our lesser siblings that reside in the sea and land, we've began the long process of forming the world to Their liking.

The Castes, each given different gifts from Mother and Father, form a council to decide how the tribe shall live. It is from this Caste Circle that all decisions are made.

Color: The golden of our Mother's scales, or the shimmering blue of the water surrounding our isles

Location: Tropical(think Hawaii or the Caribbean)

Food: Adequate

Population: 6 (+4/turn)

Happiness: 0

Structures: Basic Wood Buildings

Defense: 0

Military: 3 (Player fluff unit (1x)

Resources: Stone (some), Lumber (some)

Technologies: (Wood, Stone) (Hand tools, Simple) (Construction, Simple) (Agriculture, Basic) (Adaption, Crude)

Eccentricities:

[Diverse]: Diverse actions will have a minor bonus, while consolidated rolls will incur a penalty.

>Actions

1) Send the Scouts and Divers off to scout the island and oceans, respectively. The Scouts are to search for an good location for our permanent settlement, and the Divers are to search the nearby islands for the same. Getting the entire island to swim to another island will be a trial, but it will be worth it to reach paradise

(Good locations should have access to the ocean, good hunting, plenty of basking rocks, large enough for growth, and defensible against our large siblings. Large cliffs with sea caves would be great)

2) The Warriors and Workers set to work crafting the hand tools passed down from their hatching days. Sharp, broad claws form the wood into its general shape, before the nimble claws of the Workers finish the tools so that their hardwood surfaces are fitted to peoples hands and strong enough for rigorous work.

3) The assembled scouts, after long days of work flinging themselves through trees, engage in their normal mating dances. The Father's light shines down bright on their green and brown scales, catching the hidden shine and lifting it free of the camouflage patterns. His wind blows fiercely, catching on the exposed bits of skin that stretch from chest to upper arm. How the Scouts long for their children to be able to reach higher than themselves, rising to meet Mother and Father Themselves.

(New Caste; Flyers)

4) In addition to their job of finding new locations for the settlement, the castes are instructed to look for potential animals to keep for food. Both land and sea have the possibly of offering up their siblings, as well as the more torpid children that subsist purely on the light of Mother

Rolled 8 (1d8)

>>15592

The Flame Giveth!

Rolled 99, 99, 91, 61 = 350 (4d100)

>>15627

>rolls

Rolled 55, 64, 99, 45 = 263 (4d100)

>>15628

HOLY SHIT

Name: da Kulture

Race: Greenskins–a variety of sub\sister races.

Fluff:

Orcs specialize in brutal, efficient group tactics. Goblins are tinkerers and inventors, creating and perfecting techniques for new weapons and constructions. Trolls uproot trees and bring them crashing down on their foes. Organized around tribes based on non-hereditary, charismatic leadership, the greenskins have evolved not necessarily away from one another, but to complement one another.

These tribes have finally begun to be united under Great Clans. The clear advantage of numbers has always been evident to the greenskins, who prioritize breeding and violence. While not simple-minded–weapon crafting and tactics are both highly valued amongst the orcs, and all manner of technologies and knowledge intrigue the goblins–da Kulture's Greenskins are united by the military might of their leaders. The Great Clans, without land to take and a war to fight, are nothing but hollow accords.

Color: 1st Choice: Sea-foam Green, 2nd Choice: Teal

Location: Plains

Rolled 17, 37 = 54 (2d100)

>>15566

Name: Faltari Fenwesse (the Faltari Haven)

Race: Elves

Fluff:

>The world is a young one, burgeoning with strength and life, virginal and uncorrupted. Into it come a host of new races, each ready to stain it with their own mark, to declare themselves upon history and make the land their own. Some conquer, some tinker, some spread, but the Elves of the Nine Havens wander, and survive. For what must have been centuries, it has been their way. At least. such is what the elders say. None can seem to recall what came before.

>This effect is the Kurvani, the Mists which cloud memory and frustrate recollection. It is this Kurvani that the Nine Havens have sought to pierce, to restore their lost history to them. And elves have long histories to recover. So they wander, and each search for a surcease in their own way.

>The Faltari are the dwellers of murk and marsh and mire, those who tread the dark meanders and keep vigil among the 'blighted' portions of the world. They have learned to adapt to, even appreciate, its many troubles and dangers, and come out stronger for it. Still the Faltari wander, the swamp-dwellers, the bog-druids, the vigilant. The world changes, heading ever towards an uncertain future. But the answers lie in the unfamiliar past.

Color: Off-white

Location: Swamps and bogs

Food: Scarce

Population: 6 (+2/turn)

Happiness: 0

Structures: Stilt-house Village

Defense: 0

Military: 2 Treader Patrols (1x)

Resources: Wood (Lots) Fish (Some)

Technologies: (Wood, Stone) (Hand tools, Simple) (Construction, Simple) (Boats, Crude)

Eccentricities:

[Hardy wanderers]: The swamp is filled with dangers, and the Faltari have grown used to dealing with them, and just moving on- only rolls 1-5 are critfails. However, the long lived elves have a tough time reproducing.

1 - The most critical problem facing any group is, of course, food. The Faltari may be skilled at scavenging and survival, but that doesn't make it an enjoyable time. So they must harvest what they can from the unwilling swamp. A cruel joke, the seers muse, that the marsh should hold so much life, and so little to support it.

[Work on a stable food supply]

2 - The Havens have grown separate, disparate over the years. Contact by the Faltari with other races has been minimal. Little wonder, no other race has shown an interest in these bogs. But the viscera seers and bog-druids hold that these are times of portent. The Faltari Fenwesse reaches out its hand once more, seeking others in this world.

[Scout and explore]

Rolled 51, 89 = 140 (2d100)

>>15663

It has come to my attention that this is 4d100, not 2d100. So two more dice to the first action

>>15554

[Lanquassian]

1) The Lanquassians quickly and easily improve their tools. ([Crafters] bonus applies here)

>Revise: Hand tools to [Good]

2) The farms however, stall. No progress is made.

3) Living in a river valley, the Lanquassian scouts have a very successful time- large creatures frequent the river to drink, both on land, and in the skies. Fish are plentiful in it, and the scouts even find a sizeable quarry.

4) The construction is slow, but progress is made. (1/4)

>>15561

[The Awoken]

>Add 6 population

1) The Awoken scout the plain they find themselves on- there are plenty other creatures that inhabit it, big and small. Sparse trees and small watering holes also dot the landscape.

2) Better tools are easily made. (Hand tools to [Good] )

3) Most of the Forming young are average Awoken, though one seems to be hardier than the others. (Add one military unit, 1x) [Not sure what you were going for here]

4) No progress on the circle.

>In the interest of conserving post #s, roll an xtra 1d100 for population. GM will calculate.

>>15563

[First Hive]

1) The forest is teeming with life, big and small. There are many little streams and rock formations as well. The scouts are heading home when they come across a huge skeleton. It takes a while for the bee-people to dismantle it, but soon the skeleton is back home with them. (Add Resources: Bone (Lots)

2) Honey production has increased. (+1 honey) [Remember to decrease honey supply every turn]

3) The training ground is quickly completed! (Add Structures: Training ground)

4) Better honey producing techniques are quickly and easily rediscovered. (Honey production to [Good])

>>15570

[The Hind]

1) The Hind expand some!

2) Some progress is made on the defensive traps, but the Hind soon grow bored, and move on. (2/4)

3) The Hind start work on better tactics, but again grow bored. (2/4)

4) The Hind start looking into bows, but soon scrap them. What a waste of wood. (revise: Lumber (Some) to Lumber (Scarce).

>>15573

[Queendom]

>To offset less actions, consolidated actions now grant +10 to rolls.

1/2) More food is quickly caught. (Food: Adequate, +3 Pop/turn)

3/4) Traps are underway! (2/4)

>>15574

[Humans]

1) No farm.

2) Some of the creatures of the forest are caught, mostly small mammals. The hunters leave the bigger creatures alone. (Food to [Plentiful], +2 pop/turn)

3) Crude walls are erected around the longhouses, at the expense of some lumber. ([Lumber, lots] to Lumber [Adequate], Add Structures: Crude walls, +1 Defense)

4) The people make better handtools. (Hand Tools, Average)

>>15576

[Light-Borne]

1) The light-borne's tropical home continues eastward for another island, but to the north is a swampier area.

2) The workers easily finish the tools. [Hand Tools, Average]

3) Flight is harder to master for the terrestrial Light-borne. (3/8)

4) Your island is teeming with life, and it isn't long before the hunters have found and rounded up a large amount of small creatures. (Set food to Plentiful, +2 pop/turn)

>>15592

[Liturgy]

>Add 8 pop

1) A myriad of small creatures are caught and fed to the flame. More fiends are born! (+4 pop)

2) The imps are only slightly successful in their scouting. There is a small, sparse forest and a river to your south.

3) Better laws are almost there… but the bickering is just to much to handle for one day. (3/4)

4) Construction tech (3/4)

>In the interest of conserving post #s, roll an xtra 1d100 for population. GM will calculate.

>>15627

[Pollen Pushers]

1/2) The Pushers quickly and easily devise new techniques to allow them to spread easier. (Add Technology: Pioneering, Simple)

3) There is something about your people that makes the trees surrounding their clearing stronger. (Add Structures: Dense treeline, +1 Defense)

4) There is much of the same in your forest, which stretches for miles. Creatures big and small roam it, and there are plenty little streams and brooks. A quarry is also found.

>>15663

[Faltari]

1-3) After a short search, a large grove of mushrooms is found. The tribal seers recognize them as edible. (Change food to [Adequate], +1 pop/turn)

4) Nothing is much different in the entirety of the swamp, but there is a tropical island to your south.

Rolled 88, 49, 32, 26 = 195 (4d100)

[Humans (name pending)]

Food: Plentiful

Population: 13 (+5/turn)

Happiness: 0

Structures: Log Longhouse, Crude Walls

Defense: 1

Military: 2 Spear Hunters unit (1x), 1 Slinger Band (.5x)

Resources: Lumber (Adequate), Stone (scarce)

Technologies: (Wood, Stone) (Hand tools, Average) (Construction, Simple) (Agriculture, Basic) (Traps, Simple)

Eccentricities:

[Clever]: This particular group of humans are smarter than they look, and receive +3 to all rolls. However, this has angered the entity they tricked greatly. Rolls of 1-5 are inescapable critfails.

1. Using our better tools we will attempt to farm, fish, and otherwise have a more sustainable food source to supplement that which we hunt and gather. [Build Farm 2.0]

2. Our people look to the stars and to the sun for answers to life's questions and the formation of a religion to keep humanity together. [Religion - happiness, magic, tech dunno what you want to do here]

3. Fell trees for their lumber, and tend to the saplings so that they may grow in a orderly way as to not disturb our settlement. [Increase timber]

4. Some of the people venturing outside of the settlement have taken to caring for animals found there. [Domestication]

Rolled 33, 80, 61, 33 = 207 (4d100)

>>15740

Name: The Lanquassian Crafters and Traders Union

Race: High Men

Fluff: Generally tall and thin, with dexterious delicate fingers. Eyes run the greens, browns, and metalic bronzes/silvers. Has a Semi-Monotheistic Religion: Minor powers are an aspect/part of the Father God.

Color: Blue

Location: River Valley

Food: Plentiful

Population: 9 (+3/turn)

Happiness: 0

Structures: [Dwellings: Mud Huts]

Defense: 0

Military: 1 Militia(1x), 2 Patrols(.5x)

Resources: Stone (adequate), Lumber (scarce), Clay (sustainable)

Technologies: (Wood, Stone) (Hand tools, Good) (Construction, Simple) (Agriculture, Basic) (Crafting, Basic)

Eccentricities:

[Crafters]: The High Men are crafters and traders, but their slender and thin frame isn't built for fighting. +5 to rolls involving crafting things, (crafting is different then building structures), but Lanquassian military units receive -1 to all combat rolls.

–IN PROGRESS–

- Temple 1/4

–ACTIONS–

1: Our hunters should have better tools. Let's craft Better Weapons.

2: We still need the Gold of Grain. Construct Farms

3: We shall attempt to craft items that we can use to catch these fish! [Fishing/Fishing Nets]

4: The Father God still desires a place of worship. Continue work on the Temple

"The clans acted. Upon the scouts reports, our crafters began constructing ways to catch these fish, as well as better weapons for our hunters. Those who were inclined to pull golden grain from the ground continued their efforts, and the stalled progress on the Temple went on."

[Pollen Pushers]

Food: Sustainable

Population: 9 (+3/turn)

Happiness: 0

Structures: [Deep forest canopies]

Defense: [Dense treeline, +1 Defense]

Military: 2 wood hounds unit (1x), 1 Flower warrior unit (.5x)

Resources: Lumber (lots), Stone (scarce)

Technologies: (Wood, Stone) (Hand tools, Simple) (Construction, Simple) (Agriculture, Good)[ Pioneering, Simple]

Eccentricities:

[Hybrids]: You don't look like anything the native fauna of Primal World have ever encountered, and they usually leave you alone. However, all other interactions with them will incur a -5 penalty, especially with herbivores.

-Actions-

1. Woah apparently this new world is easier to grow in then we thought. We continue to study the land.

[research pioneering more!]

2.talk to the local plant life to let them know to look out for non-plant based lifeforms as well as talk to our own people about being alert.

[research anti espionage]

3. Hold a festival of life ! To celebrate our new world. [raise happiness]

4. We will need stones both massive and small for our tree ents to trow. And for other defensive measures.

[mine the quarry]

Rolled 33, 76, 45, 39 = 193 (4d100)

>>15744

Why is rembering to roll so hard

Rolled 79, 68, 82, 69 = 298 (4d100)

A1: Get da boyz diggin' n pullin' out da shiny rocks. Appoint goblins to tinker with them.

>[Begin excavating proto-mines\quarries with our stone tools, angling to get some metal]

A2: We need more boyz! Get sneaky boyz.

>[Recruit stealth-ish units, else train\devise methods of stealth]

A3: Dis food ain't anough for da boss. Hunt, forage, take–get more!

>[Shore up food supplies, hunter-gatherer-pillager style]

A4: Have a goblin really `tink about ways to get better weapons.

>[Research primitive metallurgy]

Name: da Kulture

Race: Greenskins

Fluff:

>>15656

Food: Adequate

Population: 6(+3/turn)

Happiness: 0

Structures:

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Greenskin Yurts

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Defense: 0

Military: 3 Orc War Parties[1x]

Resources: stone (some), Lumber (some)

Technologies: (Wood, Stone) (Hand tools, Simple) (Construction, Simple) (Agriculture, Basic)

Eccentricities:

[Strength in Numbers]: When an opposing army has significantly less military than Da Kulture, all units get +1 to their rolls. However, when Da Kulture's military is tiny, -1 to all combat rolls.

Rolled 46, 81, 21, 60 = 208 (4d100)

>>15733

Name: The Queendom of Azalie

Race: Arachne

Fluff: The arachne usually live in small family groups or clans. An arachne named Azalie forcibly united them into larger group to hunt better and get more done.

Color: Purple

Location: Caves

Food: Adequate

Population: 14 (+6/turn)

Happiness: 0

Structures: (Homewebs)(Web Traps 2/4)

Defense: 0

Military: 2 (Arachne Hunters) unit, (1x)

Resources: Rocks (lots), Cave moss (some)

Technologies: (Wood, Stone) (Hand tools, Simple) (Construction, Simple) (Agriculture, Basic) (Traps, Simple)

Eccentricities:

[United]: Queen Azalie has forced the Arachne to work together, with suprising results- Consolidated actions (more than 1 die for a single action), recieve a +10 bonus. However, lone actions recieve a slight penalty.

1-2. Finish the Web traps!

3-4. Research how to make better traps!

Rolled 59, 69, 76, 30, 94 = 328 (5d100)

>>15733

Name: The Awoken

Race: Slime and Oozes

Fluff: Slime and Oozes are a strange sort. Always thought mindless by those they have seen them, but that was because only the weak young were ever seen before. A young slime or ooze is called an inkling, it is small and greenish in color and created by shaving off part of an adult core. How the inkling develops and what it becomes after is highly based upon what the inkling eats after being slip from it's mother core. The next stage from inkling is called a forming. A forming is non sentient and only tries to get more food to develop but can be ordered by adults. Variation continues to happen in this stage based on oddities eaten in the mindless state. usually slimes would be killed by a lucky hit in this stage, but a few have made it to the adult stage, usually no more than one or two in an area to make more inklings. Now there is enough, and maybe we can be more than mindless beasts.

The Awoken worship the Earth Mother and the Star Father. They are ruled by a council of the oldest slimes. Many create pseudo skeletons for themselves so that they may have a sort of form.

Color: A color which I forgot to specify

Location: A Location which I forgot to specify

Food: N/A

Population: 11 (?/turn)

Happiness: 0

Structures: Mud Huts

Defense: 0

Military: 3 Protector Slimes (1x), 1 Brown Ooze (.5x)

Resources: Rocks (lots)

Technologies: (Wood, Stone) (Hand tools, Simple) (Construction, Simple) (Agriculture, Basic)

Eccentricities:

[Mindless consumers]: The Awoken consume organic matter passively, and so do not need to take actions to gather food. However, Primal World is a dangerous place, and many young Forming die. Each turn, roll 1d8 to determine how many Awoken survived into adulthood.

1&2. See what the other creatures are like

3&4. Build the stone circle to the star father.

5. surviving young.

Rolled 39, 92, 83, 91 = 305 (4d100)

>>15733

Name: Erv'gen, or Light-Borne

Race: A race of Lizardfolk, separated into a number of castes. Divers are able to stay underwater for much longer periods of time and are incredibly agile, skilled swimmers. Warriors are much bulkier and heavily built, with stronger claws and more pronounced jaws. Scouts from the last of the "adapted" castes, with split feet suited for tree climbing and lightweight frames. The Workers are somewhere between all of the castes, weaker than Warriors but stronger than Scouts. They are able to work for extreme amounts of time, their wiry muscles built for endurance.

Fluff: Long ago, the world was dark. From this darkness was born the Sun, our Mother. Her light transformed the lands, forcing the chaos to take the form of earth and water. Our Father rose from these waters, his cratered white body reflecting the light of the Mother when she rested. From the two's mating came innumerable plants and animals, but they wished for true children. Finally, their efforts yielded our species, shaped like their early children. We, the Firstborne, crawled from the waters to rest upon the scattered islands. Subsisting off our lesser siblings that reside in the sea and land, we've began the long process of forming the world to Their liking.

The Castes, each given different gifts from Mother and Father, form a council to decide how the tribe shall live. It is from this Caste Circle that all decisions are made.

Color: The golden of our Mother's scales, or the shimmering blue of the water surrounding our isles

Location: Tropical(think Hawaii or the Caribbean)

Food: Plentiful

Population: 12 (+6/turn)

Happiness: 0

Structures: Cliff Cave Village

Defense: 0

Military: 3 (Player fluff unit (1x)

Resources: Stone (some), Lumber (some)

Technologies: (Wood, Stone) (Hand tools, Average) (Construction, Simple) (Agriculture, Basic) (Adaption, Crude)

Eccentricities:

[Diverse]: Diverse actions will have a minor bonus, while consolidated rolls will incur a penalty.

>Actions

1) The Workers, now blessed with stronger tools, are set to work expanding the natural cave network hidden in the blank grey cliff face. The caves extend below the waterline, perfect for the Divers to exit and enter without being seen. Entrances for scouts, warriors, and workers should be set on the beach level and top of the cliff for easy entrance and exit.

2) The Scouts continue to feel the light of Mother pulling them upwards, and their eggs have taken on a strange quality. A few of the eggs in each clutch are lighter in color and mass than normal. How might our. Mother bless us soon? (3/8Flyers)

3) With the village growing, the Warriors clamor for a place to train. A Worker suggests that they make a room set off a ways, with a large pit in the middle for Warriors to fight in. Happy, the Warriors set to work along side the Workers crushing the stone to make room for their new training room.

4) The wild lands of the island is full of Mother's lesser children, the massive reptiles serving as a reminder of how only the strongest of Mother's children are able to survive. While the Warriors are already great fighters, means to attack creatures from a distance greater than arms length is needed. (Research javelins)

Rolled 5, 47, 63, 46 = 161 (4d100)

>>15740

>Name: Fae klahn

>Race: Fairies

>Fluff: A race of tiny creatures, the fairies came to this land with no memory of what their civilization was before. So they decided that their culture was one of pillaging and raiding. Despite their diminutive size their ferocity makes up for it.

>Color: dark grey

>Location: Plains

Food: Adequate

Population: 8 (+3/turn)

Happiness: 0

Structures: (Tree Hollows [basic dwellings])

Defense: 0

Military: 4 (Fae Raiders) unit (.5x)

Resources: Clay (Lots), Wood (Some)

Tech: Wood, Stone) (Hand tools, Simple) (Construction, Simple) (Agriculture, Basic) (Pioneering, Simple)

Eccentricities:

[Tiny Conquerors]: Your people get a +5 to expansion rolls, but a tiny stature equals tiny buildings and other structures. Defenses take a penalty.

1. EXPAND! WE SHALL CONQUER ALL!

2. hmmm, you know alot of stuff moves faster than us because they're bigger….. Let's find something bigger than us and ride on its back to go faster!

3. We should….. come up with better weapons than pointed sticks…. yeeeeeah

4. So I was thinking, we don't exactly know if there's anything around for us to actually raid and/or pillage, let's send out scouts and find out!

Rolled 7, 39, 11, 61 = 118 (4d100)

[META] : For the Honey Production rolls I meant to set up a stable income of honey. I am unsure if that succeeded or or if I just covered that turn's upkeep?

1. Build a workshop to properly process the found bone.

2. Build a meadery, sometimes honey tastes really good fermented.

3. Train Bzz Guards to protect the honey!

4. Build quarries around the rock formations we found. Generally we don't like to live in stone buildings, but for sounder construction stone is a must.

http://pastebin.com/ud8Mu1ip

Rolled 74, 83, 84, 35 = 276 (4d100)

Name: The Quiet Collective of the Mind

Race: Mind Seers

Fluff: The Mind Seers are a race of psycho-active and quiet humanoids descended from psychic humans and some other race who believe themselves children of a god. They have skin color ranging from dusty reds and whites to dark purple and black, with metallic or silver eyes normally with no pupil. Some times they have wings, considered a blessing from their god the Starseer, who is the pinaccle of power and understanding to them. The race as a whole is nigh silent, as even at a young age they communicate mentally, and they have their eyes either removed(filling the gap in with power)or blinded so they can "see" better.

Color: Purple

Location: Mountains with jungle around them

Food: Scarce

Population: 5 (+3/turn)

Happiness: 0

Structures: (Mind Shelter)

Defense: 0

Military: 2 (Mind Tearers)[1x], 1 (Mind Ripper)[.5x]

Resources: stone (some), Lumber (some)

Technologies: (Wood, Stone) (Hand tools, Simple) (Construction, Simple) (Agriculture, Basic)

Eccentricities:

[knowledge-driven]: They don't know why, but the Collective is driven to understanding, with a +5 to tech research. However, the further one gets from the collective, the weaker their psychic connection becomes. -5 to expansion rolls.

1. What has happened? How did we get here? Was it the will of the Starseer, and if so for what purpose has he moved us here? Whatever may have happened we must make sure we are safe. Begin making walls around our humble settlement.

2. It feels empty, as if we have loss something important but do not know what it is. We must establish a population mind link, a hive mind where we are united but still individuals

3. We are in the mountains, surrounded by jungle, yet we lack food. Send out members of the collective to bring back this worlds fruits and vegetables

4. We must gain better tools. Search the mountain for crystals and metals we can use.

Rolled 94, 22, 48, 60, 97, 17, 58, 15 = 411 (8d100)

>>15740

Name: Kingdom Formicae

Race: Formicae (Giant Humanoid Ants)

Fluff: Formicae are large, ant humanoids. Their entire body is formed of an incredibly sturdy exoskeleton that is a natural mineral alloy which protects their organs which are mostly muscle. One of if not the strongest creatures for its size, a single Formicae is able to lift up to 5 or even 10 times its own body weight! However, such literal super strength does requisite an increased food consumption. The Formicae are omnivores, able to eat both plant matter and meat. They communicate telepathically.

Formicae CAN reproduce with each other, however this is rather inefficient and undesirable. Reproduction is almost entirely handled by the Queen, who during the right season and having found a King, lays several thousand eggs which hatch into new Formicae. All Formicae are imbued strong, naturally imbued sense of hierarchical order, and obedience to the Queen (which extends to the King as well). Thus the status of the Monarchy is instinctively assured in their own nature.

Long Live the Queen in prosperity!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MiXgOQ9_-RI

Color: Brown

Location: Caves or forests

[Formicae]

Food: Scarce

Population: 11 (+3/turn)

Happiness: 0

Structures: (Player named basic dwellings)

Defense: 0

Military: 1 Warrior Ants [1.5x], 2 Worker Ants [1x]

Resources: stone (Lots)

Technologies: (Wood, Stone) (Hand tools, Simple) (Construction, Simple) (Agriculture, Basic)

Eccentricities:

[Super-strength]: It is much easier for the Formicae to make stronger military units, and a higher rate of food consumption.

1. Construct the Hive! Our Capital! Our Castle. Where the Queen and King themselves shall live!

2. Hand-Tools? The Ants need not hand tools. Our jaws are strong! Our muscles are strong!

However, there are better ways to break apart a boulder. Let us research tools which are more appropriate for our species. Metallic jaw-tools, to help our workers hew into wood, stone, and grab and lift chains with their strong jaws.

Ant-Tools!

3. Food! Lumber!

The Formicae eat all, flesh and plant, and we are not picky. Even tree matter can be used as a food source. Thus, a lumber mill shall suit us.

4. Our ways are different. When we build, we do not build walls of wood or flimsy structures. We build mounds of stone and earth, hive castles which rise into the sky, but also with tunnels that burrow below the earth, with many rooms within.

We shall improve our method of stone architecture!

5. As well as our ability to tunnel. Better tunneling methods are required.

6. Construct the Nursery, where more of our kind can easily be born from the Queens bussom. The Formicae rely on their strength of numbers, numbers make us strong!

7. Work on basic instruments. Trumpets, horns, drums, and other musics. So that we may sing songs of joy and announce the arrival of our Queen.

8. The King and Queen shall be decourated to denote their status. Thus it is they shall wear only the finest crowns and clothing of the age.

We shall develop such garments and fashion for them, woven of whatever suitable material we can find.

Rolled 19, 93, 83, 77 = 272 (4d100)

>>15733

Name: Faltari Fenwesse (the Faltari Haven)

Race: Elves

Fluff:

>The world is a young one, burgeoning with strength and life, virginal and uncorrupted. Into it come a host of new races, each ready to stain it with their own mark, to declare themselves upon history and make the land their own. Some conquer, some tinker, some spread, but the Elves of the Nine Havens wander, and survive. For what must have been centuries, it has been their way. At least. such is what the elders say. None can seem to recall what came before.

>This effect is the Kurvani, the Mists which cloud memory and frustrate recollection. It is this Kurvani that the Nine Havens have sought to pierce, to restore their lost history to them. And elves have long histories to recover. So they wander, and each search for a surcease in their own way.

>The Faltari are the dwellers of murk and marsh and mire, those who tread the dark meanders and keep vigil among the 'blighted' portions of the world. They have learned to adapt to, even appreciate, its many troubles and dangers, and come out stronger for it. Still the Faltari wander, the swamp-dwellers, the bog-druids, the vigilant. The world changes, heading ever towards an uncertain future. But the answers lie in the unfamiliar past.

Color: Off-white

Location: Swamps and bogs

Food: Adequate

Population: 9 (+3/turn)

Happiness: 0

Structures: Stilt-house Village

Defense: 0

Military: 2 Treader Patrols (1x)

Resources: Wood (Lots) Fish (Some)

Technologies: (Wood, Stone) (Hand tools, Simple) (Construction, Simple) (Boats, Crude)

Eccentricities:

[Hardy wanderers]: The swamp is filled with dangers, and the Faltari have grown used to dealing with them, and just moving on- only rolls 1-5 are critfails. However, the long lived elves have a tough time reproducing.

1/2 - If the path to the sea is unharried and unoccupied, then we must not stay idle! Begin plans at once for a small settlement at the seaside. We have quested and searched long in this fel place, and though it is our home it holds no more secrets to piercing the mists. What lies beyond our home is where the truth is hidden.

[Begin searching for a colonizable place on the shores of the sea and setting up a permanent settlement there]

3 - Before the auspicious search can begin anew, we must gird our forces. Right now we are weak, and open to invasion and defeat. Our meager forces would not withstand the enemy. These swamps are our greatest ally, for they have warded invasion for many a year. Now we must put them to greater use, studying the ways of ambush and fighting in skirmish, using the terrain to our advantage. For both the auspicious hunts and the conflicts that the seers assure will come.

[Begin training guerilla tactics]

4 - Our construction practices are hopelessly simple. We have such an overabundance of lumber, should we waste it with inferior work? No, we must improve and adapt, as the Fenwesse always do.

[Improve Technology: Construction]

>>16300

>>15781

[First Hive]

(META)- I have decided to allow you to set up that stable income

1) The workshop is underway, when tragedy strikes- while being carried to location, some of the bone slips, and breaks a barrel of honey. (-1 honey)

2) Construction of the meadery begins. 2/4)

3) The guards aren't trained. The Hive would rather feast on their honey.

4) The rock is almost mined. (3/4)

>>15995

[Collective]

1) Small wooden walls are easily constructed. (Add crude wooden walls, +1 defense; set lumber to [scarce])

2) The mind link is easily established (Not sure where you were going with this)

3) Scouts are sent down into the jungle, and come back with armfuls of food. (Food to 'Adequate', +2 pop/turn)

4) Scouts are sent out to scavenge for metals. They should be back soon. (1/2)

>>16011

[Formicae]

1) The castle is completed, and cheers from the people ring out as the King and Queen settle there. (Add Structures: Castle, +1 Happiness)

2) No progress on the jaws. Probably because you don't actually have any metal…

3) The lumber mill is well underway though. (2/4)

4) Your people easily devise better ways to work stone into their constructions. (Revise Construction [Simple] to Stoneworking [Basic])

5) The Formicae also improve their tunnel system. It should provide extra defense. (Add Tech: Tunnels (Basic), +1 defense)

6) No progress on the Nursery.

7) The instruments are almost completed. (3/4)

8) No progress on the regal garments. They don't really fit a Formicae's segmented form.

>>16239

[Faltari]

1/2) The day starts off slow, with monstrous crocodiles dubbed Sarcosuchus guarding the southern shores. However, to the north, a much more suitable place is found. The people are ecstatic about their new home. (Expansion, +1 Happiness)

3) Your 2 Treader patrols quickly grasp the new tactics. (Add tag: [Skirmisher] to both patrols)

4) The construction techniques of the Faltari are easily improved. (Revise: Construction to (Basic)

Rolled 55, 5, 59, 80 = 199 (4d100)

>>16300

Name: The Lanquassian Crafters and Traders Union

Race: High Men

Fluff: Generally tall and thin, with dexterious delicate fingers. Eyes run the greens, browns, and metalic bronzes/silvers. Has a Semi-Monotheistic Religion: Minor powers are an aspect/part of the Father God.

Color: Blue

Location: River Valley

Food: Abundant

Population: 12 (+5/turn)

Happiness: 0

Structures: [Dwellings: Mud Huts]

Defense: 0

Military: 1 Militia(1x), 2 Patrols(.5x)

Resources: Stone (adequate), Lumber (scarce), Clay (sustainable)

Technologies: (Wood, Stone) (Hand tools, Good) (Construction, Simple) (Agriculture, Basic) (Crafting, Basic) (Fishing nets, Crude)

Eccentricities:

[Crafters]: The High Men are crafters and traders, but their slender and thin frame isn't built for fighting. +5 to rolls involving crafting things, (crafting is different then building structures), but Lanquassian military units receive -1 to all combat rolls.

–IN PROGRESS–

- Temple 2/4

- Milita Weapons [2/4]

–ACTIONS–

1: Our Hunters still are awaiting their gifts. We shall continue to craft Better Weapons.

2: Our younger clan members are agitating. Let's direct their energy to Expanding Downriver.

3: There are many Great Beasts about. Perhaps we can lure them to where we can better hunt them. [Domestication]

4: The Father God still desires a place of worship. Continue work on the Temple

"The Father God grew impatient with the Clans. 'Where is my temple!' he thundered across the sky. The people wailed, but continued work, while the clans grew more numerous, having harvested the Gold of Grain from the ground. Their young desired to disperse, to form new clans and families. Their elders gave them their blessing and assistance."

Rolled 54, 32, 85, 13 = 184 (4d100)

>>16300

Name: The Queendom of Azalie

Race: Arachne

Fluff: The arachne usually live in small family groups or clans. An arachne named Azalie forcibly united them into larger group to hunt better and get more done.

Color: Purple

Location: Caves

Food: Adequate

Population: 20 (+6/turn)

Happiness: 0

Structures: (Homewebs)

Defense: 1

Military: 2 (Arachne Hunters) unit, (1x)

Resources: Rocks (lots), Cave moss (some)

Technologies: (Wood, Stone) (Hand tools, Simple) (Construction, Simple) (Agriculture, Basic) (Traps, Simple)

Eccentricities:

[United]: Queen Azalie has forced the Arachne to work together, with suprising results- Consolidated actions (more than 1 die for a single action), recieve a +10 bonus. However, lone actions recieve a slight penalty.

1-2. Continue on new webspinning techniques.

3-4. Expand our territory

>>16312

Webspinning at (3/4)

Rolled 56, 11, 69, 31 = 167 (4d100)

>>16300

[Pollen Pushers]

Food: Sustainable

Population: 12 (+3/turn)

Happiness: 1

Structures: [Deep forest canopies]

Defense: [Dense treeline, +1 Defense]

Military: 2 wood hounds unit (1x), 1 Flower warrior unit (.5x)

Resources: Lumber (lots), Stone (scarce)

Technologies: (Wood, Stone) (Hand tools, Simple) (Construction, Simple) (Agriculture, Good)[ Pioneering, Simple]

Eccentricities:

[Hybrids]: You don't look like anything the native fauna of Primal World have ever encountered, and they usually leave you alone. However, all other interactions with them will incur a -5 penalty, especially with herbivores.

-Actions-

1. Tell me your secrets oh earth and dirt! There must be more effective ways of moving through you (1/6)

[research pioneering more!]

2. As one plant species to another we know all about trees hidden ears. They actually are pretty sharp once you get to know them.

[research anti espionage] 3/4

3. Start to make more hydro-solar energy transfer vines! We need to get an abundant source of water and sun energy going.

[make more farms]

4. Oky who thought it was funny to make a flower do all the mining? Get some real plant life in there.

[mine the quarry] 1/4

Rolled 5, 12, 35, 66 = 118 (4d100)

A1: Try'an pull more O dis coppah out the ground.

>[Attempt to improve copper supply]

A2: Build us up a Great Clan hut with rocks! Rocks boyz!

>[Build a simple capital building out of rocks]

A3: Build us up a breedin' bit fo'fuckin' n'rearin' 'nd making moar Greenskins!

>[Produce pop-growing breeding pit]

A4: 'ave da goblins get really tinkin' on dat stoof about da weapons, we needs em soon.

>[Polish off primitive metallurgy]

Name: da Kulture

Race: Greenskins

Fluff:

>>15656 (You)

Food: Plentiful

Population: 11(+5/turn)

Happiness: 0

Structures:

>><<

Greenskin Yurts

>><<

Defense: 0

>><<

Military:

3 Orc War Parties[1x]

1 Goblin Skulkers [.5x][Infiltrate]

>><<

Resources: stone (adequate), Lumber (some), Copper (some)

Technologies: (Wood, Stone) (Hand tools, Simple) (Construction, Simple) (Agriculture, Basic)

Eccentricities:

[Strength in Numbers]: When an opposing army has significantly less military than Da Kulture, all units get +1 to their rolls. However, when Da Kulture's military is tiny, -1 to all combat rolls.

Rolled 73, 49, 2, 85 = 209 (4d100)

>>16300

[Humans (name pending)]

Food: Abundant

Population: 19 (+6/turn)

Happiness: 0

Structures: Log Longhouse, Crude Walls

Defense: 1

Military: 2 Spear Hunters unit (1x), 1 Slinger Band (.5x)

Resources: Lumber (Adequate), Stone (scarce)

Technologies: (Wood, Stone) (Hand tools, Average) (Construction, Simple) (Agriculture, Basic) (Traps, Simple)

Eccentricities:

[Clever]: This particular group of humans are smarter than they look, and receive +3 to all rolls. However, this has angered the entity they tricked greatly. Rolls of 1-5 are inescapable critfails.

Domestication 1/???

Lumber 1/4

Religion 2/4

1. [Religion] The religion becomes centered around the Sun and the Moon, and its tears known as the stars. During the day the Eye gives life, warmth, and light. It sees all and allows it's faithful too to see many things. But the Eye must rest from its duty like everyone else, and it goes to sleep at night. But it does not like to do this, and it sheds tears every night that turn up as the stars. It cannot bear it keep its eyes off its children, and so it peeks at them while it sleeps, and that is the light of the moon.

2. [Keep logging]. Maybe we'll get really good at it and figure out sustainable logging methods!

3. [Domestication] continues on these small animals. Maybe they'll make good pets or… something. Hopefully they have a secondary purpose. Meat maybe?

4. Send scouts out to discover things nearby, in particular good places for new settlements, or natural resources.

Rolled 34, 83, 40, 35, 25 = 217 (5d100)

>>16300

Name: The Awoken

Race: Slime and Oozes

Fluff: Slime and Oozes are a strange sort. Always thought mindless by those they have seen them, but that was because only the weak young were ever seen before. A young slime or ooze is called an inkling, it is small and greenish in color and created by shaving off part of an adult core. How the inkling develops and what it becomes after is highly based upon what the inkling eats after being slip from it's mother core. The next stage from inkling is called a forming. A forming is non sentient and only tries to get more food to develop but can be ordered by adults. Variation continues to happen in this stage based on oddities eaten in the mindless state. usually slimes would be killed by a lucky hit in this stage, but a few have made it to the adult stage, usually no more than one or two in an area to make more inklings. Now there is enough, and maybe we can be more than mindless beasts.

The Awoken worship the Earth Mother and the Star Father. They are ruled by a council of the oldest slimes. Many create pseudo skeletons for themselves so that they may have a sort of form.

Color: A color which I forgot to specify

Location: A Location which I forgot to specify

Food: N/A

Population: 20 (?/turn)

Happiness: 0

Structures: Mud Huts

Defense: 0

Military: 3 Protector Slimes (1x), 1 Brown Ooze (.5x)

Resources: Rocks (lots)

Technologies: (Wood, Stone) (Hand tools, Simple) (Construction, Simple) (Agriculture, Basic)

Eccentricities:

[Mindless consumers]: The Awoken consume organic matter passively, and so do not need to take actions to gather food. However, Primal World is a dangerous place, and many young Forming die. Each turn, roll 1d8 to determine how many Awoken survived into adulthood.

1&2. Stone cirlce 3/4

3&4. Begin building a fence to keep our settlement safe.

5. Pop

Rolled 75, 27, 27, 49 = 178 (4d100)

>>16300

Name: Erv'gen, or Light-Borne

Race: A race of Lizard folk, separated into a number of castes. Divers are able to stay underwater for much longer periods of time and are incredibly agile, skilled swimmers. Warriors are much bulkier and heavily built, with stronger claws and more pronounced jaws. Scouts from the last of the "adapted" castes, with split feet suited for tree climbing and lightweight frames. The Workers are somewhere between all of the castes, weaker than Warriors but stronger than Scouts. They are able to work for extreme amounts of time, their wiry muscles built for endurance.

Fluff: Long ago, the world was dark. From this darkness was born the Sun, our Mother. Her light transformed the lands, forcing the chaos to take the form of earth and water. Our Father rose from these waters, his cratered white body reflecting the light of the Mother when she rested. From the two's mating came innumerable plants and animals, but they wished for true children. Finally, their efforts yielded our species, shaped like their early children. We, the Firstborne, crawled from the waters to rest upon the scattered islands. Subsisting off our lesser siblings that reside in the sea and land, we've began the long process of forming the world to Their liking.

The Castes, each given different gifts from Mother and Father, form a council to decide how the tribe shall live. It is from this Caste Circle that all decisions are made.

Color: The golden of our Mother's scales, or the shimmering blue of the water surrounding our isles

Castes: (Worker)(Warrior)(Scout)(Diver)(Flyer)

Location: Tropical(think Hawaii or the Caribbean)

Food: Plentiful

Population: 18 (+6/turn)

Happiness: 1

Structures: Cliff Cave Village, Training Circle

Defense: 0

Military: 3(1x Warrior Groups), 1(1x Scout Flyers[Flight]

Resources: Stone (some), Lumber (some)

Technologies: (Wood, Stone) (Hand tools, Average) (Construction, Simple) (Agriculture, Basic) (Adaption, Crude) (Javelins)

Eccentricities:

[Diverse]: Diverse actions will have a minor bonus, while consolidated rolls will incur a penalty.

1) The Worker's work doesn't go unnoticed, and a number of rare foods are brought in as thanks for their hard work. Revived by the succulent fruits and fish, the Workers begin again at their duty of carving out the corridors and rooms. (2/4)

2) With the Warriors rejoicing in their new training room, and people with free time watching, the desire for their own place to train grows in the Divers. Taking a few of the tools from the Workers, they begin constructing a room suited to their tastes. Splitting off a one of the submerged caves, the room contains a deep pool connected to the ocean and a dry stage of stone, the two environments linked by a sloped bit of grey stone.

3) The newly born Flyer caste, their tails broad and flared at the tips, take to life in the skies like a Diver to the sea. A small open faced cave is cut into the cliff near its top, and furnished to the liking of its inhabitants. With only two claws with which to manipulate objects, their arms are not fit for normal work. Their feet, in the same split style as the Scouts, are now their main manipulators. With claws thicker and serrated on their backs, the foot of the Flyer caste is almost as good as a Worker's hands. With these blessings from Mother, they fly off in search of prime hunting grounds for the tribe. (Expand)

4) Finishing their work on the aquatic training room, the Divers slip into the water silently. Tails corded with muscle sway back and forth, powering the streamlined forms through the warm water. Armed with their powerful claws, they are to bring back as many animals as possible, alive, to supplement food brought in from hunting. (Fish/whatever the fuck is in the oceans at the moment farming)

Rolled 61, 40, 70, 29 = 200 (4d100)

1. Build a workshop to properly process the found bone.

2. Build a meadery, sometimes honey tastes really good fermented. (2/4)

3. Train Bzz Guards to protect the honey!

4. Build quarries around the rock formations we found. Generally we don't like to live in stone buildings, but for sounder construction stone is a must. (3/4)

Forgot stats.

>>16337

http://pastebin.com/ud8Mu1ip

Rolled 70, 90, 13, 26 = 199 (4d100)

>>16301

Name: Faltari Fenwesse (the Faltari Haven)

Race: Elves

Fluff:

>The world is a young one, burgeoning with strength and life, virginal and uncorrupted. Into it come a host of new races, each ready to stain it with their own mark, to declare themselves upon history and make the land their own. Some conquer, some tinker, some spread, but the Elves of the Nine Havens wander, and survive. For what must have been centuries, it has been their way. At least. such is what the elders say. None can seem to recall what came before.

>This effect is the Kurvani, the Mists which cloud memory and frustrate recollection. It is this Kurvani that the Nine Havens have sought to pierce, to restore their lost history to them. And elves have long histories to recover. So they wander, and each search for a surcease in their own way.

>The Faltari are the dwellers of murk and marsh and mire, those who tread the dark meanders and keep vigil among the 'blighted' portions of the world. They have learned to adapt to, even appreciate, its many troubles and dangers, and come out stronger for it. Still the Faltari wander, the swamp-dwellers, the bog-druids, the vigilant. The world changes, heading ever towards an uncertain future. But the answers lie in the unfamiliar past.

Color: Off-white

Location: Swamps and bogs

Food: Adequate

Population: 12 (+3/turn)

Happiness: 1

Structures: Stilt-house Village

Defense: 0

Military: 2 Treader Patrols [Skirmisher] (1x)

Resources: Wood (Lots) Fish (Some)

Technologies: (Wood, Stone) (Hand tools, Simple) (Construction, Basic) (Boats, Crude)

Eccentricities:

[Hardy wanderers]: The swamp is filled with dangers, and the Faltari have grown used to dealing with them, and just moving on- only rolls 1-5 are critfails. However, the long lived elves have a tough time reproducing.

1/2 - Now that we have settled by the shore, we're going to need better vessels than these cobbled marsh-floats. They suffice in the boggy waters of the swamp, but beyond the estuary and in the open sea, some properly sturdy vessels are needed. Firstly, the construction of docks.

[Build Docks to improve Technology: Boats]

3 - The warriors are skilled indeed at skirmishing and ambushing, better to protect our land. But we must train new fighters, those skilled not just in direct engagement, but in covert attacks to demoralize and inflict wounds upon the enemy forces. The many poisons and venoms of the jungle and swamp are a fine place to start, teaching these new recruits the art of harvesting them, of coating their stone-tipped arrows in the poison, and of aiming carefully to kill even a great beast with a single virulent shot.

[Begin training ambuscadiers skilled in use of poison weapons]

4 - The Auspicious Hunt. The semi-annual search for the lost traces of magic, the glamers and glimmers of power that still hide in the dark and hidden places of the world. The Havens each have their own Hunt, but this one is unique to the Faltari. They shall dredge the swamp, sail the waters of the sea, explore all the borders of their territory in their search for any signs of magic, especially those that might help to pierce the Mists.

Rolled 74, 28, 95, 2 = 199 (4d100)

>>16493

Name: Erv'gen, or Light-Borne

Race: A race of Lizard folk, separated into a number of castes. Divers are able to stay underwater for much longer periods of time and are incredibly agile, skilled swimmers. Warriors are much bulkier and heavily built, with stronger claws and more pronounced jaws. Scouts from the last of the "adapted" castes, with split feet suited for tree climbing and lightweight frames. The Workers are somewhere between all of the castes, weaker than Warriors but stronger than Scouts. They are able to work for extreme amounts of time, their wiry muscles built for endurance.

Fluff: Long ago, the world was dark. From this darkness was born the Sun, our Mother. Her light transformed the lands, forcing the chaos to take the form of earth and water. Our Father rose from these waters, his cratered white body reflecting the light of the Mother when she rested. From the two's mating came innumerable plants and animals, but they wished for true children. Finally, their efforts yielded our species, shaped like their early children. We, the Firstborne, crawled from the waters to rest upon the scattered islands. Subsisting off our lesser siblings that reside in the sea and land, we've began the long process of forming the world to Their liking.

The Castes, each given different gifts from Mother and Father, form a council to decide how the tribe shall live. It is from this Caste Circle that all decisions are made.

Color: The golden of our Mother's scales, or the shimmering blue of the water surrounding our isles

Castes: (Worker)(Warrior)(Scout)(Diver)(Flyer)

Location: Tropical(think Hawaii or the Caribbean)

Food: Plentiful

Population: 24 (+6/turn)

Happiness: 1

Structures: Cliff Cave Village, Training Circle, Tunnel Network

Defense: 1

Military: 3(1x Warrior Groups), 1(1x Scout Flyers[Flight]

Resources: Stone (some), Lumber (some)

Technologies: (Wood, Stone) (Hand tools, Average) (Construction, Simple) (Agriculture, Basic) (Adaption, Crude) (Javelins)

Eccentricities:

[Diverse]: Diverse actions will have a minor bonus, while consolidated rolls will incur a penalty.

1) In the midst of training in Father's cold light, the Warrior caste feel a sickening upheaval within their bodies. Scales are shed rapidly, the Warriors ripping them away with a fury. Within moments however, they are replaced by new ones. White and grey like the scales of their Father, the musculature beneath the scales rapidly grow to unseen heights. Running into the jungle, the changing Warriors begin the forceful process of transformation under Father's gaze.

2) The Divers return to work, enlisting the Workers to help with the dry portion of room. 1/6

3) As the first generation of Flyers grows, so too do their range. Over the months(years?), their expeditions increase in length.

4) The Divers continue their search for useful wildlife on their way back to the Nest, taking a circular route to encounter the widest variety of animals.

Rolled 46, 22, 83, 95 = 246 (4d100)

1. Build a workshop to properly process the found bone. Almost done. (3/4)

2. Build a meadery, sometimes honey tastes really good fermented. (3/4)

3. Build a logging camp to carefully harvest and thin the trees of the forest. Both to make room for more flowering plants and to collect wood for our burgeoning hive. We don't want to kill the forest however since this is where the flowers grow.

4. Build an alchemists hut to study the properties of everything we come in contact of.

http://pastebin.com/ud8Mu1ip

Rolled 81, 54, 25, 37 = 197 (4d100)

>>16493

Name: The Queendom of Azalie

Race: Arachne

Fluff: The arachne usually live in small family groups or clans. An arachne named Azalie forcibly united them into larger group to hunt better and get more done.

Color: Purple

Location: Caves

Food: Adequate

Population: 26 (+6/turn)

Happiness: 0

Structures: (Homewebs)

Defense: 1

Military: 2 (Arachne Hunters) unit, (1x)

Resources: Rocks (lots), Cave moss (some)

Technologies: (Wood, Stone) (Hand tools, Simple) (Construction, Simple) (Agriculture, Basic) (Traps, Good)

Eccentricities:

[United]: Queen Azalie has forced the Arachne to work together, with suprising results- Consolidated actions (more than 1 die for a single action), recieve a +10 bonus. However, lone actions recieve a slight penalty.

1-2. Set up a farm for mushrooms and fungi. Use this to feed animals. Eventually we will be able to contain a large enough farm to farm them for food.

3-4. Study weaponmaking

Rolled 61, 96, 69, 57 = 283 (4d100)

A1: Dis ain't no good! Find us more ah dah coppah, rip it up outdah ground!

>[Search for & extract copper\other metals we can find]

A2: Try 'an build us up a place fo' the goblinz to get us new shiny tools 'n spears like.

>[Construct Crude Forge\Kiln]

A3: Moar work on da breedin' pittz!

>[Continue working on ][1/4]

A4: Get da smarts workin' on sumfin fer killin–ah venom, ah poison, some'n t'dip our stickies in ahfore we stickz em in!

>[Research Poison]

Name: da Kulture

Race: Greenskins

Fluff:

>>15656 (You) (You)

Food: Plentiful

Population: 11(+5/turn)

Happiness: 0

Structures:

>><<

Greenskin Yurts

>><<

Defense: 0

>><<

Military:

3 Orc War Parties[1x]

1 Goblin Skulkers [.5x][Infiltrate]

>><<

Resources: stone (adequate), Lumber (some), Copper (some)

Technologies: (Wood, Stone) (Hand tools, Simple) (Construction, Simple) (Agriculture, Basic) (Metallurgy [Primitive])

Eccentricities:

[Strength in Numbers]: When an opposing army has significantly less military than Da Kulture, all units get +1 to their rolls. However, when Da Kulture's military is tiny, -1 to all combat rolls

Rolled 36, 83, 74, 3 = 196 (4d100)

[Humans (name pending)]

Food: Abundant

Population: 25 (+6/turn)

Happiness: 1

Structures: Log Longhouse, Crude Walls

Defense: 1

Military: 2 Spear Hunters unit (1x), 1 Slinger Band (.5x)

Resources: Lumber (Adequate), Stone (Average)

Technologies: (Wood, Stone) (Hand tools, Average) (Construction, Simple) (Agriculture, Basic) (Traps, Simple)

Religion: The Eye

Eccentricities:

[Clever]: This particular group of humans are smarter than they look, and receive +3 to all rolls. However, this has angered the entity they tricked greatly. Rolls of 1-5 are inescapable critfails.

Lumber 3/4

1. [Construction, Average] We have stone now. Perhaps we could use it for something other than tools?

2. [Mathematics] In order to keep track of the food in our settlement one of the farmers has come up with marking down notches on a piece of cut stone. He calls them numerals and says they help keep track of how many crops he has.

3. [Expand from village to town] Our population is growing, straining our original village borders. We need to set up more houses for families, they cannot all live together as one under the roof of the longhouse.

4. Gather lumber.

Rolled 22, 20, 38, 53 = 133 (4d100)

>>16493

Name: The Lanquassian Crafters and Traders Union

Race: High Men

Fluff: Generally tall and thin, with dexterious delicate fingers. Eyes run the greens, browns, and metalic bronzes/silvers. Has a Semi-Monotheistic Religion: Minor powers are an aspect/part of the Father God.

Color: Blue

Location: River Valley

Food: Abundant

Population: 16 (+5/turn)

Happiness: +1

Structures: [Dwellings: Mud Huts][Father God's Temple]

Defense: 0

Military: 1 Militia(1.5x), 2 Patrols(.5x)

Resources: Stone (adequate), Lumber (scarce), Clay (sustainable)

Technologies: (Wood, Stone) (Hand tools, Good) (Construction, Simple) (Agriculture, Basic) (Crafting, Basic) (Fishing nets, Crude)

Eccentricities:

[Crafters]: The High Men are crafters and traders, but their slender and thin frame isn't built for fighting. +5 to rolls involving crafting things, (crafting is different then building structures), but Lanquassian military units receive -1 to all combat rolls.

–IN PROGRESS–

- Domestication [2/5]

-

–ACTIONS–

1: Our crafters desire a covered place to perform their work, and ask the clans to [Construct a Workshop].

2: Others long to join the departed ones. Let us give them guidance, so the Union may [Expand Downriver].

3: [Domestication] attempts continue.

4: Some of our learned elders sometimes gather to discuss a broad range of topics. We shall encourage this [Development of Philosophy].

"The Father God was pleased! But some of the sons and daughters were not, and left their families behind, but were gifted new weapons alongside the armed warriors, so that they may oneday return. The great beasts were a tricky lot, and it would be some time before the Union learned their secrets. Developments arose, as the begining of support of craft beyond the individual or clan started, as well as the origins of Philosophy."

Rolled 31, 16, 55, 84 = 186 (4d100)

>>16493

Name: Faltari Fenwesse (the Faltari Haven)

Race: Elves

Fluff:

>The world is a young one, burgeoning with strength and life, virginal and uncorrupted. Into it come a host of new races, each ready to stain it with their own mark, to declare themselves upon history and make the land their own. Some conquer, some tinker, some spread, but the Elves of the Nine Havens wander, and survive. For what must have been centuries, it has been their way. At least. such is what the elders say. None can seem to recall what came before.

>This effect is the Kurvani, the Mists which cloud memory and frustrate recollection. It is this Kurvani that the Nine Havens have sought to pierce, to restore their lost history to them. And elves have long histories to recover. So they wander, and each search for a surcease in their own way.

>The Faltari are the dwellers of murk and marsh and mire, those who tread the dark meanders and keep vigil among the 'blighted' portions of the world. They have learned to adapt to, even appreciate, its many troubles and dangers, and come out stronger for it. Still the Faltari wander, the swamp-dwellers, the bog-druids, the vigilant. The world changes, heading ever towards an uncertain future. But the answers lie in the unfamiliar past.

Color: Off-white

Location: Swamps and bogs

Food: Adequate

Population: 15 (+3/turn)

Happiness: 1

Structures: Stilt-house Village, Crude Docks

Defense: 0

Military: 2 Treader Patrols [Skirmisher] (1x)

Resources: Wood (Lots) Fish (Some)

Technologies: (Wood, Stone) (Hand tools, Simple) (Construction, Basic) (Boats, Crude)

Eccentricities:

[Hardy wanderers]: The swamp is filled with dangers, and the Faltari have grown used to dealing with them, and just moving on- only rolls 1-5 are critfails. However, the long lived elves have a tough time reproducing.

1/2 - Continue attempting to train ambuscadiers with poison proficiencies.

3 - With the docks up, we can begin at last to try and build some proper, sturdy vessels of exploration and, though the concept is regrettable, war.

4 - As well, access to the sea should offer us a larger supply of fish. Just imagine, eating fish without having to scrape off the muck and cut out the poison glands first! Fish of the sea is indeed a blessing.

Rolled 25, 73, 23, 21, 82 = 224 (5d100)

>>16493

Name: The Awoken

Race: Slime and Oozes

Fluff: Slime and Oozes are a strange sort. Always thought mindless by those they have seen them, but that was because only the weak young were ever seen before. A young slime or ooze is called an inkling, it is small and greenish in color and created by shaving off part of an adult core. How the inkling develops and what it becomes after is highly based upon what the inkling eats after being slip from it's mother core. The next stage from inkling is called a forming. A forming is non sentient and only tries to get more food to develop but can be ordered by adults. Variation continues to happen in this stage based on oddities eaten in the mindless state. usually slimes would be killed by a lucky hit in this stage, but a few have made it to the adult stage, usually no more than one or two in an area to make more inklings. Now there is enough, and maybe we can be more than mindless beasts.

The Awoken worship the Earth Mother and the Star Father. They are ruled by a council of the oldest slimes. Many create pseudo skeletons for themselves so that they may have a sort of form.

Color: A color which I forgot to specify

Location: A Location which I forgot to specify

Food: N/A

Population: 23 (?/turn)

Happiness: 1

Structures: Mud Huts, Religious Site

Defense: 0

Military: 3 Protector Slimes (1x), 1 Brown Ooze (.5x)

Resources: Rocks (lots)

Technologies: (Wood, Stone) (Hand tools, Simple) (Construction, Simple) (Agriculture, Basic)

Eccentricities:

[Mindless consumers]: The Awoken consume organic matter passively, and so do not need to take actions to gather food. However, Primal World is a dangerous place, and many young Forming die. Each turn, roll 1d8 to determine how many Awoken survived into adulthood.

1&2. Build Fence 1/4

3&4. Claim more land for the Awoken.

5. Those that come to adulthood.

Rolled 100, 99, 93, 13, 22 = 327 (5d100)

>>16493

Name: The Awoken

Race: Slime and Oozes

Fluff: Slime and Oozes are a strange sort. Always thought mindless by those they have seen them, but that was because only the weak young were ever seen before. A young slime or ooze is called an inkling, it is small and greenish in color and created by shaving off part of an adult core. How the inkling develops and what it becomes after is highly based upon what the inkling eats after being slip from it's mother core. The next stage from inkling is called a forming. A forming is non sentient and only tries to get more food to develop but can be ordered by adults. Variation continues to happen in this stage based on oddities eaten in the mindless state. usually slimes would be killed by a lucky hit in this stage, but a few have made it to the adult stage, usually no more than one or two in an area to make more inklings. Now there is enough, and maybe we can be more than mindless beasts.

The Awoken worship the Earth Mother and the Star Father. They are ruled by a council of the oldest slimes. Many create pseudo skeletons for themselves so that they may have a sort of form.

Color: A color which I forgot to specify

Location: A Location which I forgot to specify

Food: N/A

Population: 23 (?/turn)

Happiness: 1

Structures: Mud Huts, Religious Site

Defense: 0

Military: 3 Protector Slimes (1x), 1 Brown Ooze (.5x)

Resources: Rocks (lots)

Technologies: (Wood, Stone) (Hand tools, Simple) (Construction, Simple) (Agriculture, Basic)

Eccentricities:

[Mindless consumers]: The Awoken consume organic matter passively, and so do not need to take actions to gather food. However, Primal World is a dangerous place, and many young Forming die. Each turn, roll 1d8 to determine how many Awoken survived into adulthood.

1&2. Build Fence 1/4

3&4. Claim more land for the Awoken.

5. Those that come to adulthood.

>>16564

>>16561

I'll just be over here crying I guess. T_T

Rolled 20, 1, 94, 71 = 186 (4d100)

A1: Ye goblins! Round us up somethin' tah ride, runnin'n walkin's takin' too long.

>[Seek Mounts, preferably Wargs]

A2: Try an' expand towards the mountains like.

>[Expansion: Towards Mountains]

A3: Da fuck pits need doin' right quick ya gitz, gotta get breeedin'! Yehehehe.

>[Breeding Pits](3/4)

A4: The wizened Goblins keep at work on poison.

>[Poison](2/4)

Name: da Kulture

Race: Greenskins

Fluff:

>>15656 (You) (You) (You)

Food: Plentiful

Population: 16(+5/turn)

Happiness: 0

Structures:

>><<

Greenskin Yurts

Forge (Crude)

>><<

Defense: 0

>><<

Military:

3 Orc War Parties[1x]

1 Goblin Skulkers [.5x][Infiltrate]

>><<

Resources: stone (some), Lumber (some), Copper (some)

Technologies: (Wood, Stone) (Hand tools, Simple) (Construction, Simple) (Agriculture, Basic) (Metallurgy [Primitive])

Eccentricities:

[Strength in Numbers]: When an opposing army has significantly less military than Da Kulture, all units get +1 to their rolls. However, when Da Kulture's military is tiny, -1 to all combat rolls

Rolled 14, 35, 12, 68 = 129 (4d100)

>>16634

[META: Sigh.]

1: Construct Workshop

2: Expand Downriver

3: Domestication [3/5]

4: Develop Philosophy [2/4]

Food: Abdundant

Pop: 21 (+5 Turn)

Happyness: +1

Structures: Dwellings:Mud Huts, Father God's Temple

Defense: 0

Military: 1x Milita[1.5x], 2x Patrols[.5x]

Resources: Stone[Adequate], Lumber[Scarce], Clay[Sustainable]

Tech: Wood, Stone. Hand Tools: Good. Construction: Simple. Agriculture: Basic. Crafting: Basic. Fishing Nets: Crude.

Eccentricty: +5 to craft, -1 combat rolls

In progress:

Domestication 3/5

Philosophy 2/4

"No records are left of this specific period, but it is assumed that the early Lanquassians continued to try to expand, and that the roots of philosophy from the earlier period continued to grow."

Rolled 40, 17, 24, 44 = 125 (4d100)

[Humans (name pending)]

Food: Abundant

Population: 30 (+6/turn)

Happiness: 1

Structures: Log Longhouse, Crude Walls

Defense: 1

Military: 2 Spear Hunters unit (1x), 1 Slinger Band (.5x)

Resources: Lumber (Adequate), Stone (Average)

Technologies: (Wood, Stone) (Hand tools, Average) (Construction, Simple) (Agriculture, Basic) (Traps, Simple) Mathematics (Simple)

Religion: The Eye

Eccentricities:

[Clever]: This particular group of humans are smarter than they look, and receive +3 to all rolls. However, this has angered the entity they tricked greatly. Rolls of 1-5 are inescapable critfails.

Lumber 3/4

1. [Construction, Average] If we can use it to strengthen walls perhaps we could find a way to use it to strengthen houses too!

2. [Writing] Mathematics has inspired some other people in the village to do their own types of tinkering. After awhile, everyone just sort of agrees on what a written language should look like.

3. [Expand from village to town] Continue building houses. Our population is exploding and there are dozens of people who would like their own homes.

4. Gather lumber.

>>16640

Forgot to include progress of 1/4 on 1 and 3/4 on 3.

Rolled 60, 76, 81, 5 = 222 (4d100)

1. Begin investigating how to properly shape the new bone we acquired. Use both the new workshop and the alchemist hut in conjunction.

2. Build a meadery, sometimes honey tastes really good fermented. (3/4)

3. With a steady supply of wood and stone we can now build larger buildings, and more importantly begin to dig with the earth to expand downwards so we don't disturb the forest unduly. Research underground construction.

4. Build a proper place for gathering and processing pollen into honey, to streamline and improve production. A flower farm.

http://pastebin.com/ud8Mu1ip

Rolled 71, 94, 22, 88 = 275 (4d100)

>>16634

Name: The Queendom of Azalie

Race: Arachne

Fluff: The arachne usually live in small family groups or clans. An arachne named Azalie forcibly united them into larger group to hunt better and get more done.

Color: Purple

Location: Caves

Food: Sustainable

Population: 32 (+6/turn)

Happiness: 0

Structures: (Homewebs)

Defense: 1

Military: 2 (Arachne Hunters) unit, (1x)

Resources: Rocks (lots), Cave moss (some)

Technologies: (Wood, Stone) (Hand tools, Simple) (Construction, Simple) (Agriculture, Basic) (Traps, Good)(Weapons 2/4)

Eccentricities:

[United]: Queen Azalie has forced the Arachne to work together, with suprising results- Consolidated actions (more than 1 die for a single action), recieve a +10 bonus. However, lone actions recieve a slight penalty.

1-2. Continue weapon making research!

3-4. Research Ambush tactics for our hunters!

>>16301

Name: Kingdom Formicae

Race: Formicae (Giant Humanoid Ants)

Fluff: Formicae are large, ant humanoids. Their entire body is formed of an incredibly sturdy exoskeleton that is a natural mineral alloy which protects their organs which are mostly muscle. One of if not the strongest creatures for its size, a single Formicae is able to lift up to 5 or even 10 times its own body weight! However, such literal super strength does requisite an increased food consumption. The Formicae are omnivores, able to eat both plant matter and meat. They communicate telepathically.

Formicae CAN reproduce with each other, however this is rather inefficient and undesirable. Reproduction is almost entirely handled by the Queen, who during the right season and having found a King, lays several thousand eggs which hatch into new Formicae. All Formicae are imbued strong, naturally imbued sense of hierarchical order, and obedience to the Queen (which extends to the King as well). Thus the status of the Monarchy is instinctively assured in their own nature.

Long Live the Queen in prosperity!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MiXgOQ9_-RI

Color: Brown

Location: Caves or forests

[Formicae]

Food: Scarce

Population: 17 (+3/turn)

Happiness: 1

Structures: Castle

Defense: 1

Military: 1 Warrior Ants [1.5x], 2 Worker Ants [1x]

Resources: stone (Lots)

Technologies: (Wood, Stone) (Hand tools, Simple) (Stoneworking [Basic]) (Agriculture, Basic) (Tunnels (Basic)

Eccentricities:

[Super-strength]: It is much easier for the Formicae to make stronger military units, and a higher rate of food consumption.

Projects:

Lumber Mill 2/4

Instruments 3/4

Rolled 70, 36, 55, 96 = 257 (4d100)

>>16634

Erv'gen, or Light-Borne

Race: A race of Lizard folk, separated into a number of castes. Divers are able to stay underwater for much longer periods of time and are incredibly agile, skilled swimmers. Warriors are much bulkier and heavily built, with stronger claws and more pronounced jaws. Scouts from the last of the "adapted" castes, with split feet suited for tree climbing and lightweight frames. The Workers are somewhere between all of the castes, weaker than Warriors but stronger than Scouts. They are able to work for extreme amounts of time, their wiry muscles built for endurance.

Fluff: Long ago, the world was dark. From this darkness was born the Sun, our Mother. Her light transformed the lands, forcing the chaos to take the form of earth and water. Our Father rose from these waters, his cratered white body reflecting the light of the Mother when she rested. From the two's mating came innumerable plants and animals, but they wished for true children. Finally, their efforts yielded our species, shaped like their early children. We, the Firstborne, crawled from the waters to rest upon the scattered islands. Subsisting off our lesser siblings that reside in the sea and land, we've began the long process of forming the world to Their liking.

The Castes, each given different gifts from Mother and Father, form a council to decide how the tribe shall live. It is from this Caste Circle that all decisions are made.

Color: The golden of our Mother's scales, or the shimmering blue of the water surrounding our isles

Castes: (Worker)(Warrior)(Scout)(Diver)(Flyer)

Location: Tropical(think Hawaii or the Caribbean)

Food: Plentiful

Population: 30 (+6/turn)

Happiness: 1

Structures: Cliff Cave Village, Training Circle, Tunnel Network

Evolutions: (Workers: Base)(Scouts: Base)(Warriors: Armored Scales)(Divers: Base)

Defense: 1

Military: 1(1x Warrior Groups), 2(1.5x Moon-Borne Warrior Groups) 1(1x Scout Flyers[Flight]

Resources: Stone (some), Lumber (some)

Technologies: (Wood, Stone) (Hand tools, Average) (Construction, Simple) (Agriculture, Basic) (Adaption, Crude) (Javelins)

Eccentricities:

[Diverse]: Diverse actions will have a minor bonus, while consolidated rolls will incur a penalty.

1) Father looks down upon his children in his waters, and despairs at their loss of their catch. Grinning, he places upon them a boon. Floating on their backs in sleep, the Divers are awoken by a painful growing sensation in their hands and feet. After the pain passes, the Divers examine their new gifts. Wrists now house a 2 claw length(4 inches) spur of bone. Flexing a previously unknown muscle, the spur is shot forward from its sheath. The bone, extending from the arm, releases a thin greenish liquid from a series of holes along its length. (Mutate neurotoxins)

2) Driving the Divers from their aquatic home, the Workers get to work without the annoyance of the unskilled caste. [2/6]

3) The Workers, feeling the need for better tools, set to work improving their stone tools.

4) Reveling in their new gift, bought through pain, the Divers return to their search. They seek out the shark that stole their catches as well, to test their gift. [1/4]

>>16670

*A spur is present on the back of the foot of the Divers as well as the hands. The largest claw on the foot is adapted to inject the same toxin as the spur on their hands.

Rolled 93, 93, 52, 97 = 335 (4d100)

>>16300

>Name: Fae klahn

>Race: Fairies

>Fluff: A race of tiny creatures, the fairies came to this land with no memory of what their civilization was before. So they decided that their culture was one of pillaging and raiding. Despite their diminutive size their ferocity makes up for it.

>Color: dark grey

>Location: Plains

Food: Adequate

Population: 8 (+3/turn)

Happiness: 0

Structures: (Tree Hollows [basic dwellings])

Defense: 0

Military: 2 (Fae Raiders) unit (.5x)

2 (Fae Raiders) unit (1x)

Resources: Clay (Lots), Wood (Some)

Tech: Wood, Stone) (Hand tools, Simple) (Construction, Simple) (Agriculture, Basic) (Pioneering, Simple)

Eccentricities:

[Tiny Conquerors]: Your people get a +5 to expansion rolls, but a tiny stature equals tiny buildings and other structures. Defenses take a penalty.

1.2. Continue to tame the Leptocyons! 2/6

3. Expand our territory do it do it do it!

4. build more of this weaponry!

Rolled 100, 92, 55, 47, 42, 79, 34, 73 = 522 (8d100)

>>16664

1. Mine for metal then!

2. Finish up the lumber mill 2/4

3. Construct the Nursery

4. Finish up the instruments 3/4

5. Design some clothing that will work to our anatomy

6. Expand our territory

7-8. There are giant honey mites nearby, gnawing on the wood. They make tasty mite honey. We could domesticate them for an additional food source.

Rolled 77, 6, 50, 80 = 213 (4d100)

>>16634

Name: Faltari Fenwesse (the Faltari Haven)

Race: Elves

Fluff:

>The world is a young one, burgeoning with strength and life, virginal and uncorrupted. Into it come a host of new races, each ready to stain it with their own mark, to declare themselves upon history and make the land their own. Some conquer, some tinker, some spread, but the Elves of the Nine Havens wander, and survive. For what must have been centuries, it has been their way. At least. such is what the elders say. None can seem to recall what came before.

>This effect is the Kurvani, the Mists which cloud memory and frustrate recollection. It is this Kurvani that the Nine Havens have sought to pierce, to restore their lost history to them. And elves have long histories to recover. So they wander, and each search for a surcease in their own way.

>The Faltari are the dwellers of murk and marsh and mire, those who tread the dark meanders and keep vigil among the 'blighted' portions of the world. They have learned to adapt to, even appreciate, its many troubles and dangers, and come out stronger for it. Still the Faltari wander, the swamp-dwellers, the bog-druids, the vigilant. The world changes, heading ever towards an uncertain future. But the answers lie in the unfamiliar past.

Color: Off-white

Location: Swamps and bogs

Food: Plentiful

Population: 19 (+4/turn)

Happiness: 1

Structures: Stilt-house Village, Crude Docks

Defense: 0

Military: 2 Treader Patrols [Skirmisher] (1x)

Resources: Wood (Lots) Fish (Some)

Technologies: (Wood, Stone) (Hand tools, Simple) (Construction, Basic) (Boats, Crude)

Eccentricities:

[Hardy wanderers]: The swamp is filled with dangers, and the Faltari have grown used to dealing with them, and just moving on- only rolls 1-5 are critfails. However, the long lived elves have a tough time reproducing.

1/2 - Continue training Ambuscadiers

>1/8

3/4 - Continue constructing navy

>2/4

Rolled 56, 73, 15, 95 = 239 (4d100)

>>16897

Name: Faltari Fenwesse (the Faltari Haven)

Race: Elves

Fluff:

>The world is a young one, burgeoning with strength and life, virginal and uncorrupted. Into it come a host of new races, each ready to stain it with their own mark, to declare themselves upon history and make the land their own. Some conquer, some tinker, some spread, but the Elves of the Nine Havens wander, and survive. For what must have been centuries, it has been their way. At least. such is what the elders say. None can seem to recall what came before.

>This effect is the Kurvani, the Mists which cloud memory and frustrate recollection. It is this Kurvani that the Nine Havens have sought to pierce, to restore their lost history to them. And elves have long histories to recover. So they wander, and each search for a surcease in their own way.

>The Faltari are the dwellers of murk and marsh and mire, those who tread the dark meanders and keep vigil among the 'blighted' portions of the world. They have learned to adapt to, even appreciate, its many troubles and dangers, and come out stronger for it. Still the Faltari wander, the swamp-dwellers, the bog-druids, the vigilant. The world changes, heading ever towards an uncertain future. But the answers lie in the unfamiliar past.

Color: Off-white

Location: Swamps and bogs

Food: Plentiful

Population: 19 (+4/turn)

Happiness: 1

Structures: Stilt-house Village, Crude Docks

Defense: 0

Military: 2 Treader Patrols [Skirmisher] (1x), [2 Sea Patrols (.5x)]

Resources: Wood (Lots) Fish (Some)

Technologies: (Wood, Stone) (Hand tools, Simple) (Construction, Basic) (Boats, Crude)

Eccentricities:

[Hardy wanderers]: The swamp is filled with dangers, and the Faltari have grown used to dealing with them, and just moving on- only rolls 1-5 are critfails. However, the long lived elves have a tough time reproducing.

1/2 - Get dem Ambuscadiers, fam

>4/8

3 - Try and improve the Sea Patrols to make them more suited for defensive combat. This is our lake now.

4 - In the wake of the Red Comet, the bog-druids fear great change. What could this hold for the piercing of the mists? It inspires their seers and sages to look towards the skies. The muck and dirt has failed, the stars may hold the answers they seek.

[Begin researching Astronomy]

Rolled 51, 27, 45, 40 = 163 (4d100)

>>16897

Name: The Queendom of Azalie

Race: Arachne

Fluff: The arachne usually live in small family groups or clans. An arachne named Azalie forcibly united them into larger group to hunt better and get more done.

Color: Purple

Location: Caves

Food: Sustainable

Population: 38(+6/turn)

Happiness: 0

Structures: (Homewebs)

Defense: 1

Military: 2 (Arachne Hunters) unit, (1x)

Resources: Rocks (lots), Cave moss (some)

Technologies: (Wood, Stone) (Hand tools, Simple) (Construction, Simple) (Agriculture, Basic) (Traps, Good)(Weapons, Basic)(Ambush tactics 3/4)

Eccentricities:

[United]: Queen Azalie has forced the Arachne to work together, with suprising results- Consolidated actions (more than 1 die for a single action), recieve a +10 bonus. However, lone actions recieve a slight penalty.

1-2. Finish researching ambush tactics

3-4. Expand territory

Rolled 41, 69, 55, 66 = 231 (4d100)

>>16897

>Name: Fae klahn

>Race: Fairies

>Fluff: A race of tiny creatures, the fairies came to this land with no memory of what their civilization was before. So they decided that their culture was one of pillaging and raiding. Despite their diminutive size their ferocity makes up for it.

>Color: dark grey

>Location: Plains

Food: Adequate

Population: 8 (+3/turn)

Happiness: 0

Structures: (Tree Hollows [basic dwellings])

Defense: 0

Military: 2 (Fae Raiders) unit (.5x)

2 (Fae Raiders) unit (1x)

Resources: Clay (Lots),

Wood (Some)

Leptocyon pack (Sustainable)

Tech: Wood, Stone)

(Hand tools, Simple) (

Construction, Simple)

(Agriculture, Basic)

(Pioneering, Simple)

[Weaponry, Good]

Eccentricities:

[Tiny Conquerors]: Your people get a +5 to expansion rolls, but a tiny stature equals tiny buildings and other structures. Defenses take a penalty.

1. Train up some cavalry with the leptocyon and our good weapons

2.3. Continue to expand! 2/4

4. Build weaponry that will let us attack those that are far away, whether because of height or distance none shall stop our path of conquest! (Research bows)

>>16897

REVISION

3) You expand into a town. (+2 pop/turn)

Rolled 36, 13, 60, 41 = 150 (4d100)

[The Hind]

Food: Adequate

Population: 22 (+3/turn)

Happiness: 0

Structures: [Hind Tree Roosts][Research Lab (Simple)]

Defense: 1

Military: 2 Hind Lesser Flights (1x), 1 Hind Minor Flight (.5x)

Resources: Lumber [none], Stone (some)

Technologies: (Wood, Stone) (Hand tools, Simple) (Construction, Simple) (Agriculture, Basic) (Flight, Basic) [Tactics, Good]

Eccentricities:

[Novel Thinkers]: The Hind love trying new things- +5 to developing new technologies. However, they get bored easily. Repeat [research] actions will incur a penalty [cumulative].

[In Progress]

(Shadow Magic: 4/???)

Lumber Mill: [2/4]

(Expansion 2/4)

–

Actions [Worship meteor as a sign from the "god of shadows"]

–

1.2.3.4. Literally ALL of the Hind start worshipping the meteor as an entity of profound chaos, disruption, fun, and disorder. They equate it with cleverness, knowledge, shadows, and wit. They seem to fly around in strange patterns, emitting weird calls, and they don't seem to stop. They drop everything they seem to be doing, and life as usual seems to be disrupted. The entire society seems to be focused on the meteor, and many Hind are drawing weird circles, chanting, and running around maniacally. [Worship meteor as a sign from the "god of shadows"][Research Lab, Simple][+5]

Rolled 13, 7, 42, 48 = 110 (4d100)

Name: Tor'Andorth

Food: Abundant

Population: 38 (+8/turn)

Happiness: 1

Structures: Log Longhouse, Crude Walls

Defense: 1

Military: 2 Spear Hunters unit (1x), 1 Slinger Band (.5x)

Resources: Lumber (Adequate), Stone (Average)

Technologies: (Wood, Stone) (Hand tools, Average) (Construction, Simple) (Agriculture, Basic) (Traps, Simple) Mathematics (Simple)

Religion: The Eye

Eccentricities:

[Clever]: This particular group of humans are smarter than they look, and receive +3 to all rolls. However, this has angered the entity they tricked greatly. Rolls of 1-5 are inescapable critfails.

[Construction, Average] 3/4

[Lumber] 2/4

1. [Construction, Average] We've nearly figured out the secrets behind stone construction. This will help us when we decide to expand our town or make new ones.

2. [Expansion] Go exploring again for a new place to set up a new settlement.

3. [Administration] We are a true settlement now. Hundreds live here and we have begun to truly thrive as our town grows. But, a town brings new challenges. People need to be led and leaders need assistants to aid them in their task.

4. [Writing] With more people comes more ideas and more input. Maybe we'll make more headway this time.

Rolled 72, 81, 55, 19 = 227 (4d100)

>>16897

Erv'gen, or Light-Borne

Race: A race of Lizard folk, separated into a number of castes. Divers are able to stay underwater for much longer periods of time and are incredibly agile, skilled swimmers. Warriors are much bulkier and heavily built, with stronger claws and more pronounced jaws. Scouts from the last of the "adapted" castes, with split feet suited for tree climbing and lightweight frames. The Workers are somewhere between all of the castes, weaker than Warriors but stronger than Scouts. They are able to work for extreme amounts of time, their wiry muscles built for endurance.

Fluff: Long ago, the world was dark. From this darkness was born the Sun, our Mother. Her light transformed the lands, forcing the chaos to take the form of earth and water. Our Father rose from these waters, his cratered white body reflecting the light of the Mother when she rested. From the two's mating came innumerable plants and animals, but they wished for true children. Finally, their efforts yielded our species, shaped like their early children. We, the Firstborne, crawled from the waters to rest upon the scattered islands. Subsisting off our lesser siblings that reside in the sea and land, we've began the long process of forming the world to Their liking.

The Castes, each given different gifts from Mother and Father, form a council to decide how the tribe shall live. It is from this Caste Circle that all decisions are made.

Color: The golden of our Mother's scales, or the shimmering blue of the water surrounding our isles

Castes: (Worker)(Warrior)(Scout)(Diver)(Flyer)

Location: Tropical(think Hawaii or the Caribbean)

Food: Abundent

Population: 38 (+8/turn)

Happiness: 1

Structures: Cliff Cave Village, Training Circle, Tunnel Network

Evolutions: (Workers: Base)(Scouts: Base)(Warriors: Armored Scales)(Divers: Base)

Defense: 1

Military: 1(1x Warrior Groups), 2(1.5x Moon-Borne Warrior Groups) 1(1x Scout Flyers[Flight]

Resources: Stone (some), Lumber (some)

Technologies: (Wood, Stone) (Hand tools, Average) (Construction, Simple) (Agriculture, Basic) (Adaption, Crude) (Javelins)

Eccentricities:

[Diverse]: Diverse actions will have a minor bonus, while consolidated rolls will incur a penalty.

>Actions

1) The Divers continue their change, testing the new gift on their prey. Almost immediately after the injection of the liquid, any large animal will begin convulsing. Examinations of the dead before consuming them show the animals' brains seem rotted(though still delicious)

2) The Workers set to finishing the Diver room.

3) In their spare time, the Workers work on improving their tools.

4) All of the tribe feels the effects of Mother's and Father's child, the red streak in the sky sparking something within them. Taking to mating under its light, the tribe's eggs are struck through with red markings on the shells. Only time will tell the effect they will have.

Rolled 46, 75, 82, 63, 72, 74, 84, 52, 33, 24 = 605 (10d100)

>>16634

>>16897

Missed a turn so…

Name: The Awoken

Race: Slime and Oozes

Fluff: Slime and Oozes are a strange sort. Always thought mindless by those they have seen them, but that was because only the weak young were ever seen before. A young slime or ooze is called an inkling, it is small and greenish in color and created by shaving off part of an adult core. How the inkling develops and what it becomes after is highly based upon what the inkling eats after being slip from it's mother core. The next stage from inkling is called a forming. A forming is non sentient and only tries to get more food to develop but can be ordered by adults. Variation continues to happen in this stage based on oddities eaten in the mindless state. usually slimes would be killed by a lucky hit in this stage, but a few have made it to the adult stage, usually no more than one or two in an area to make more inklings. Now there is enough, and maybe we can be more than mindless beasts.

The Awoken worship the Earth Mother and the Star Father. They are ruled by a council of the oldest slimes. Many create pseudo skeletons for themselves so that they may have a sort of form.

Color: A color which I forgot to specify

Location: A Location which I forgot to specify

Food: N/A

Population: 31 (?/turn)

Happiness: 1

Structures: Mud Huts, Religious Site

Defense: 0

Military: 3 Protector Slimes (1x), 1 Brown Ooze (.5x)

Resources: Rocks (lots)

Technologies: (Wood, Stone) (Hand tools, Simple) (Construction, Simple) (Agriculture, Basic)

Eccentricities:

[Mindless consumers]: The Awoken consume organic matter passively, and so do not need to take actions to gather food. However, Primal World is a dangerous place, and many young Forming die. Each turn, roll 1d8 to determine how many Awoken survived into adulthood.

1&2. Fence 3/4

3-6. Expansion!

7&8. Explore around for anything of interest.

9&10. Pop roll.

>>16900

[Epsilon-237]

Food:

Population: 5

Happiness: 0

Structures: Structures: Simple Dwellings (fluff accordingly)

Defense: 0

Military: 2 (player fluff units) (1x)

Resources: Rocks (some), Clay (adequate)

Technologies: (Wood, Stone) (Hand tools, Simple) (Construction, Simple) (Agriculture, Basic) (Pioneering, Simple)

Eccentricities:

[Alien Contagion]: The Immateriua are biologically engineered to do nothing more than expand and conquer… expansion increases happiness. However, the native fauna of Primal World seem to instinctively realize that they are a major threat, and peaceful interactions with them are nearly impossible. Some of the more aggressive species may seek to actively eliminate the threat…

>>16922

[Followers]

Food: Scarce

Population: 6 (+3/turn)

Happiness: 0

Structures: Simple Dwellings (fluff accordingly)

Defense: 0

Military: 1 (player fluff unit) (1x) 2 (player fluff unit)(.5x)

Technologies: (Wood, Stone) (Hand tools, Simple) (Construction, Simple) (Agriculture, Basic)

Eccentricities:

[Memories]: The followers seem to have scant memories of their past… +5 to religion oriented rolls (GM discretion). However, if they fail, happiness will take a hit.

>>16900

[Epsilon-237]

Food: Scarce

Population: 5 (+3/turn)

Happiness: 0

Structures: Structures: Simple Dwellings (fluff accordingly)

Defense: 0

Military: 2 (player fluff units) (1x)

Resources: Rocks (some), Clay (adequate)

Technologies: (Wood, Stone) (Hand tools, Simple) (Construction, Simple) (Agriculture, Basic) (Pioneering, Simple)

Eccentricities:

[Alien Contagion]: The Immateriua are biologically engineered to do nothing more than expand and conquer… expansion increases happiness. However, the native fauna of Primal World seem to instinctively realize that they are a major threat, and peaceful interactions with them are nearly impossible. Some of the more aggressive species may seek to actively eliminate the threat…

>>16922

[Followers]

Food: Scarce

Population: 6 (+3/turn)

Happiness: 0

Structures: Simple Dwellings (fluff accordingly)

Defense: 0

Military: 1 (player fluff unit) (1x) 2 (player fluff unit)(.5x)

Technologies: (Wood, Stone) (Hand tools, Simple) (Construction, Simple) (Agriculture, Basic)

Eccentricities:

[Memories]: The followers seem to have scant memories of their past… +5 to religion oriented rolls (GM discretion). However, if they fail, happiness will take a hit.

Rolled 7, 56, 11, 89 = 163 (4d100)

2) The expansion goes well- until a rockslide crushes a few of your people. [-2 Pop]

3) But the breeding pits are completed! [Add Structures: Breeding Pits (Crude), +1 pop/turn]

4) The poison research is complete! [Poison (Crude)

A1: Try again on dem'ounts, ya gitz

>[Attempt to find mounts, preferably Wargs\Raptors]

A2: Forge us up some shiny tools n'weapons!

>[Forge crude copper weapons and tools]

A3: Get us biggah an greenah boys! T'wards them mountains ya fools!

>[Expand, towards mountains]

A4: All our shit keeps fallin apart boyz–have the boys learn how to dig a right hole, get some shinies out of it on the regulah like

>[Researching Mining]

Name: da Kulture

Race: Greenskins

Fluff:

>>15656 (You) (You) (You) (You)

Food: Plentiful

Population: 20(+6/turn)

Happiness: 0

Structures:

>><<

Greenskin Yurts

Forge (Crude)

Breeding Pits (Crude), +1 pop/turn

>><<

Defense: 0

>><<

Military:

3 Orc War Parties[1x]

1 Goblin Skulkers [.5x][Infiltrate]

>><<

Resources: stone (some), Lumber (some), Copper (some)

Technologies: (Wood, Stone) (Hand tools, Simple) (Construction, Simple) (Agriculture, Basic) (Metallurgy [Primitive][Poison (Crude)]

Eccentricities:

[Strength in Numbers]: When an opposing army has significantly less military than Da Kulture, all units get +1 to their rolls. However, when Da Kulture's military is tiny, -1 to all combat rolls

Rolled 90, 48, 82, 34 = 254 (4d100)

>>16897

Name: The Lanquassian Crafters and Traders Union

Race: High Men

Fluff: Generally tall and thin, with dexterious delicate fingers. Eyes run the greens, browns, and metalic bronzes/silvers. Has a Semi-Monotheistic Religion: Minor powers are an aspect/part of the Father God.

Color: Blue

Location: River Valley

Food: Abundant

Population: 26 (+5/turn)

Happiness: +2

Structures: [Dwellings: Mud Huts][Father God's Temple]

Defense: 0

Military: 1 Militia(1.5x), 2 Patrols(.5x)

Resources: Stone (adequate), Lumber (scarce), Clay (sustainable)

Technologies: (Wood, Stone) (Hand tools, Good) (Construction, Simple) (Agriculture, Basic) (Crafting, Basic) (Fishing nets, Crude)

Eccentricities:

[Crafters]: The High Men are crafters and traders, but their slender and thin frame isn't built for fighting. +5 to rolls involving crafting things, (crafting is different then building structures), but Lanquassian military units receive -1 to all combat rolls.

–IN PROGRESS–

- Domestication [3/5]

-

–ACTIONS–

1: Our crafters desire a covered place to perform their work, and ask the clans to [Construct a Workshop].

2: Others long to join the departed ones. Let us give them guidance, so the Union may [Expand Downriver].

3: [Domestication] attempts continue.

4: Research into better ways of [Construction]

Rolled 65, 73, 43, 55 = 236 (4d100)

>>16897

Name: Kingdom Formicae

Race: Formicae (Giant Humanoid Ants)

Fluff: Formicae are large, ant humanoids. Their entire body is formed of an incredibly sturdy exoskeleton that is a natural mineral alloy which protects their organs which are mostly muscle. One of if not the strongest creatures for its size, a single Formicae is able to lift up to 5 or even 10 times its own body weight! However, such literal super strength does requisite an increased food consumption. The Formicae are omnivores, able to eat both plant matter and meat. They communicate telepathically.

Formicae CAN reproduce with each other, however this is rather inefficient and undesirable. Reproduction is almost entirely handled by the Queen, who during the right season and having found a King, lays several thousand eggs which hatch into new Formicae. All Formicae are imbued strong, naturally imbued sense of hierarchical order, and obedience to the Queen (which extends to the King as well). Thus the status of the Monarchy is instinctively assured in their own nature.

Long Live the Queen in prosperity!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MiXgOQ9_-RI

Color: Brown

Location: Caves or forests

[Formicae]

Food: Scarce

Population: 17 (+3/turn)

Happiness: 2

Structures: Castle, Lumber mill (Crude)

Defense: 1

Military: 1 Warrior Ants [1.5x], 2 Worker Ants [1x]

Resources: stone (Adequate) copper adequate

Technologies: (Wood, Stone) (Hand tools, Simple) (Stoneworking [Basic]) (Agriculture, Basic) (Tunnels (Basic) Instruments (Crude)

Eccentricities:

[Super-strength]: It is much easier for the Formicae to make stronger military units, and a higher rate of food consumption.

Projects:

Nursery 2/4

Clothing 2/4

Expansion 3/4

Honey Mites 2/4

1. Continue to domesticate the honey mites! 2/4

2. Keep on expanding 3/4

3. Continue to construct the nursery 2/4

4. And develop fine clothing for the King and Queen 2/4

>>16974

Name: Kingdom Formicae

Race: Formicae (Giant Humanoid Ants)

Fluff: Formicae are large, ant humanoids. Their entire body is formed of an incredibly sturdy exoskeleton that is a natural mineral alloy which protects their organs which are mostly muscle. One of if not the strongest creatures for its size, a single Formicae is able to lift up to 5 or even 10 times its own body weight! However, such literal super strength does requisite an increased food consumption. The Formicae are omnivores, able to eat both plant matter and meat. They communicate telepathically.

Formicae CAN reproduce with each other, however this is rather inefficient and undesirable. Reproduction is almost entirely handled by the Queen, who during the right season and having found a King, lays several thousand eggs which hatch into new Formicae. All Formicae are imbued strong, naturally imbued sense of hierarchical order, and obedience to the Queen (which extends to the King as well). Thus the status of the Monarchy is instinctively assured in their own nature.

Long Live the Queen in prosperity!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MiXgOQ9_-RI

Color: Brown

Location: Caves or forests

[Formicae]

Food: Scarce

Population: 20 (+3/turn)

Happiness: 2

Structures: Castle, Lumber mill (Crude)

Defense: 1

Military: 1 Warrior Ants [1.5x], 2 Worker Ants [1x]

Resources: stone (Adequate) copper adequate

Technologies: (Wood, Stone) (Hand tools, Simple) (Stoneworking [Basic]) (Agriculture, Basic) (Tunnels (Basic) Instruments (Crude)

Eccentricities:

[Super-strength]: It is much easier for the Formicae to make stronger military units, and a higher rate of food consumption.

Projects:

Nursery 2/4

Clothing 2/4

Expansion 3/4

Honey Mites 2/4

Corrected Stats

Rolled 66, 11, 39, 50 = 166 (4d100)

META : The Meadery is to turn honey into mead. A favorite kind of booze that the Bzz enjoy alongside honey. As for in-game effects I dunno.

1. Begin investigating how to properly shape the new bone we acquired. Use both the new workshop and the alchemist hut in conjunction. (3/4)

2. Expand!

3. With a steady supply of wood and stone we can now build larger buildings, and more importantly begin to dig with the earth to expand downwards so we don't disturb the forest unduly. Research underground construction.

4. Build a proper place for gathering and processing pollen into honey, to streamline and improve production. A flower farm.

http://pastebin.com/ud8Mu1ip

>>16984

>>16984

Underground Construction is at (3/6)

>>17065

>>16923

[The Awoken]

>+6 pop

1/2) The Crude Fence is erected! Didn't even cost much resources. [Structures: Crude Fence, +1 defense]

3-6) Expansion comes quickly and easily to the slime-folk.

7/8) Copper is found! [Copper, Some]

>Add Eccentricity:

[Ease of Movement]: It's easy to get around where the Awoken are, and they gain +5 to expansion rolls, but it's easier to be seen as well.

>>16935

[Kulture]

1) You don't find the raptors. They find you. [-1 pop]

2) The Copper is easily beat into shape. [Copper Weapons, Crude]

3) No expansion. The Goblins are afraid of getting crushed, which holds everyone back.

4) Mining research goes smoothly. [Mining, Crude]

>Add Eccentricity:

[Metallurgists]:

The Kulture gains a +5 to metalworking, but a -5 to working with all other materials.

>>16945

[Lanquassian]

1) The workshop actually gets done. What's more, everyone agrees that it looks good! [Workshop, Crude]

2) Expansion starts. [2/4]

3) The domestication of the local wildlife, a small herd of two legged, crested, and downright noisy beasts, finishes. [Parasaur Herd [Noisy], Sustainable]

4) Construction efforts go ahead, but slowly. [1/4]

>Add eccentricity:

[Philosophes]: The Lanquassian people would rather sit around discussing than fighting. Actions that increase happiness are much more effective, but they receive a -5 to military recruitment rolls.

>>16951

[Todsanger]

>Don't forget to increase your population!

1-4) The Roundhouses are easily built, and should provide a safer place to raise children. [Revise: Simple Pavilions to Simple Roundhouses, +1 pop/turn]

5/6) The festival commences. [1/4]

7/8) Lumberjacking is now a thing. Who knew? [Add Tech: Lumberjack, Crude]

9) The Followers find themselves in a sparse forest, with a plain not far south of them. Large creatures, horse-sized and bigger, can sometimes be seen grazing in the forest around them, with even ~larger~ ones to the south. There is also a river and a sizeable outcrop of rock to the west.

10-12) The faith is found! [add (Player Named religion), Plus a description if you want. +1 Happiness]

>Add Eccentricity:

[Zealous]: The Followers zealously follow their Goddess, and can pray to her for a +5 bonus to a roll. However, if that roll still fails, Todsanger is seen to have abandoned her people, and they take a hit to their happiness.

>>16974

[Formicae]

>WARNING: The growing population of Formicae have eaten all their food stores. The are now [Starving], -1 population/turn until more food is found!

1) Domestication is complete! [Giant Mites (Sustainable) ]

2) The expansion completes!

3) The nursery is complete as well. [Structures: Nursery, +1 population (When not out of food)]

4) And the clothes are done. The Formicae cheer as their king and queen demonstrate their new opulent clothing. (+1 Happiness)

>Add Eccentricity:

[King and Queen]: Anything that pleases the King and Queen pleases the populace, and rolls involving pleasing them grant double happiness- but the opposite is true as well, with critical failures costing double happiness.

[First Hive]

1)The bone can now be shaped into crude instruments. [Boneworking, Crude]

2) No expansion.

3) Underground construction is nearly complete. [5/6]

4) The flower farm is underway. [2/4]

>Add Eccentricity

[Unconventional]: Whether it's carving bone, or building settlements underground, the First Hive isn't afraid to be unconventional. +10 to unconventional rolls (GM discretion). However, these practices can be somewhat dangerous.

THE COMET

The strange comet seems to be travelling at a constant pace throughout the sky, and is now halfway to the other horizon.

>>17065

[Klahn]

GM Note: The population is not 'spent' like currency- unless they die.

Rolled 54, 72, 82, 39 = 247 (4d100)

1. Research Bone Weaponry and Tools.

2. Expand!

3. With a steady supply of wood and stone we can now build larger buildings, and more importantly begin to dig with the earth to expand downwards so we don't disturb the forest unduly. Research underground construction. (5/6)

4. Build a proper place for gathering and processing pollen into honey, to streamline and improve production. A flower farm. (2/4)

>>17068

http://pastebin.com/ud8Mu1ip

stats

Rolled 33, 90, 5, 48 = 176 (4d100)

A1: FOOKIT! If'nah we can'ts findah mounts, wesahgunna MAKE da mounts! Smart'uns, git to the Breedin'pit pick us out some runty longuns. Gettem fukken. Get us summat GREEN ta RIDE!

>[Attempt ad hoc breeding program between Greenskin "rejects" to produce mountable sub-race]

A2: Build us a mine, boys, pull out all dah good metals we's can find!

>[Construct a basic mine in our territories, with a primary goal of primary copper veins and a secondary goal of discovering veins of new metals]

A3: Da big boss says da mountains YA GITZ! DAH MOUNTAINS! Now take'm big Trolls'n such ahn GETTATIT!

>[Expand towards the mountains]

A4: Orcs is out backbone. They's used to fightin' in groups, but with shiny glitz they'n fight in'em even bettah! Getatit then, lads! LEARN TAH FIGHT BETTAH WITYAH BOYZ!

>[Develop da Kulture's squad tactics, experimenting with any idea an orc or goblin can think up–shit, we'll listen if the trolls have any ideas too]

>Add Eccentricity:

Name: da Kulture

Race: Greenskins

Fluff:

>>15656

Food: Plentiful

Population: 25(+6/turn)

Happiness: 0

Structures:

>><<

Greenskin Yurts

Forge (Crude)

Breeding Pits (Crude), +1 pop/turn

>><<

Defense: 0

>><<

Military:

3 Orc War Parties[1x]

1 Goblin Skulkers [.5x][Infiltrate]

>><<

Resources: stone (some), Lumber (some), Copper (some)

Technologies: (Wood, Stone) (Hand tools, Simple) (Construction, Simple) (Agriculture, Basic) (Metallurgy [Primitive][Poison (Crude)] [Copper Weapons, Crude][Mining, Crude]

Eccentricities:

[Strength in Numbers]: When an opposing army has significantly less military than Da Kulture, all units get +1 to their rolls. However, when Da Kulture's military is tiny, -1 to all combat rolls

[Metallurgists]:

The Kulture gains a +5 to metalworking, but a -5 to working with all other materials.

Rolled 95, 25, 67, 41 = 228 (4d100)

>>17066

Name: The Lanquassian Crafters and Traders Union

Race: High Men

Fluff: Generally tall and thin, with dexterious delicate fingers. Eyes run the greens, browns, and metalic bronzes/silvers. Has a Semi-Monotheistic Religion: Minor powers are an aspect/part of the Father God.

Color: Blue

Location: River Valley

Food: Abundant

Population: 31 (+5/turn)

Happiness: +2

Structures: [Dwellings: Mud Huts][Father God's Temple][Workshop, Crude]

Defense: 0

Military: 1 Militia(1.5x), 2 Patrols(.5x)

Resources: Stone (adequate), Lumber (scarce), Clay (sustainable) [Parasaur Herd [Noisy], Sustainable]

Technologies: (Wood, Stone) (Hand tools, Good) (Construction, Simple) (Agriculture, Basic) (Crafting, Basic) (Fishing nets, Crude)

Eccentricities:

[Crafters]: The High Men are crafters and traders, but their slender and thin frame isn't built for fighting. +5 to rolls involving crafting things, (crafting is different then building structures), but Lanquassian military units receive -1 to all combat rolls.

[Philosophes]: The Lanquassian people would rather sit around discussing than fighting. Actions that increase happiness are much more effective, but they receive a -5 to military recruitment rolls.

–IN PROGRESS–

-Expansion [2/4]

-Research: Construction [1/4]

Action 1: [Expansion] Proceeds downriver.

Action 2: Perhaps we can use our new Noiselizards to help with hauling heavy loads! See if we can't craft [Parasaur Harnesses].

Action 3: Our Philosophes begin charing the patterns of the stars, in an attempt to understand the Sky [Astronomy/Astrology]

Action 4: Certainly there's a better way to make buildings, we should continue looking into other ways of [Construction].

Rolled 46, 24, 1, 32 = 103 (4d100)

[The Hind]

Food: Adequate

Population: 25 (+3/turn)

Happiness: 1

Structures: [Hind Tree Roosts][Research Lab (Simple)]

Defenses: 1

Magic: Shadow (Basic)

Military: 2 Hind Lesser Flights (1x), 1 Hind Minor Flight (.5x)

Resources: Lumber [none], Stone (some)

Technologies: (Wood, Stone) (Hand tools, Simple) (Construction, Simple) (Agriculture, Basic) (Flight, Basic) [Tactics, Good]

Eccentricities:

[Novel Thinkers]: The Hind love trying new things- +5 to developing new technologies. However, they get bored easily. Repeat [research] actions will incur a penalty [cumulative].

[Comet-blessed]: The Comet has done something to the Hind. They recieve a +5 bonus to the discovery of Shadow Magic, and a -10 in researching all other magic types.

[In Progress]

Lumber Mill: [2/4]

(Expansion 2/4)

–

Actions

–

1. The Hind are working on the stupid lumber mill, again. They seem confident this time, but who knows. [Lumber Mil: 2/4]

2. A recruiting drive is on for the first Hind archwit!! Hind from all over the nation appear to see who will be established as the PREMIER magic user in the kingdom. Many Hind show up as a concerted attempt to locate magically-inclined Hind is on! [Recruit mages]

3. Some Hind start working on "commodities" for "trading". They keep going on about it, and you're not sure what they are about. WARK WARK WARK.[Research: Commodities][+5, Novel Thinkers]

4. "The Supremely Bored" have taken an interest in shadow magic, and now they think they can use it to summon shadowy creatures. WARK! [shadow creatures research][+5, Blessed by Comet]

Rolled 72, 33, 26, 9 = 140 (4d100)

>>16897

Erv'gen, or Light-Borne

Race: A race of Lizard folk, separated into a number of castes. Divers are able to stay underwater for much longer periods of time and are incredibly agile, skilled swimmers. Warriors are much bulkier and heavily built, with stronger claws and more pronounced jaws. Scouts from the last of the "adapted" castes, with split feet suited for tree climbing and lightweight frames. The Workers are somewhere between all of the castes, weaker than Warriors but stronger than Scouts. They are able to work for extreme amounts of time, their wiry muscles built for endurance.

Fluff: Long ago, the world was dark. From this darkness was born the Sun, our Mother. Her light transformed the lands, forcing the chaos to take the form of earth and water. Our Father rose from these waters, his cratered white body reflecting the light of the Mother when she rested. From the two's mating came innumerable plants and animals, but they wished for true children. Finally, their efforts yielded our species, shaped like their early children. We, the Firstborne, crawled from the waters to rest upon the scattered islands. Subsisting off our lesser siblings that reside in the sea and land, we've began the long process of forming the world to Their liking.

The Castes, each given different gifts from Mother and Father, form a council to decide how the tribe shall live. It is from this Caste Circle that all decisions are made.

Color: The golden of our Mother's scales, or the shimmering blue of the water surrounding our isles

Castes: (Worker)(Warrior)(Scout)(Diver)(Flyer)

Location: Tropical(think Hawaii or the Caribbean)

Food: Abundent

Population: 46 (+8/turn)

Happiness: 1

Structures: Cliff Cave Village, Training Circle, Tunnel Network, Diving Room

Evolutions: (Workers: Base)(Scouts: Base)(Warriors: Armored Scales)(Divers: Neurotoxin)

Defense: 1

Military: 1(1x Warrior Groups), 2(1.5x Moon-Borne Warrior Groups) 1(1x Scout Flyers[Flight]

Resources: Stone (some), Lumber (some)

Technologies: (Wood, Stone) (Hand tools, Average) (Construction, Simple) (Agriculture, Basic) (Adaption, Crude) (Javelins)

Eccentricities:

[Diverse]: Diverse actions will have a minor bonus, while consolidated rolls will incur a penalty.

[Mutations]: The Light-Borne are blessed with the power to mutate- but at a cost. +10 to rolls discovering these new mutations, but a -10 to discovering and improving outside tech.

1) The Flyers one day feel an oppressive itch in their throats. They fall into coughing fits as the itch changes into a horrible cold burning. They lay in the light of Mother and feel her light baking away the chill in their bodies. Revived, they find a strange tube-like organ hidden beneath their tongues. One coughs, and a long stream of clear acid shoots from his snout. The acid melts slowly begins melting through a rock. [Acid Spit]

2) While the Flyers adapt to their new gift from Father, Mother bestows her gift to a group of Warriors unaffected by Father's older gift. The children of the unaltered Warriors resemble giant forms of Flyers, their parentage still visible in the heavily toothed snout(and it's large flesh rending teeth) as well as the falcon like feet in place of the split feet of scouts. [Flying Warriors]

3) The Workers continue working on improving the hand tools. [3/6]

4) The Scouts shed their skin as is normal, their light bodies covered in pebbly scales instead of the thick scales of the Warriors. To their concern, the scales revealed are the color of the sand they are laying on. Running off into the forest, it shifts instantly into a combination of greens and browns [Adaptive Camouflage]

Rolled 17, 50, 68, 14 = 149 (4d100)

>>17065

>Name: Tor'Andorth

>Food: Abundant

>Population: 38 (+8/turn)

>Happiness: 1

>Structures: Log Longhouse, Crude Walls

>Defense: 1

>Military: 2 Spear Hunters unit (1x), 1 Slinger Band (.5x)

>Resources: Lumber (Adequate), Stone (Average)

>Technologies: (Wood, Stone) (Hand tools, Average) (Construction, Simple) (Agriculture, Basic) (Traps, Simple) Mathematics (Simple)

>Religion: The Eye

>Eccentricities:

>[Clever]: This particular group of humans are smarter than they look, and receive +3 to all rolls. However, this has angered the entity they tricked greatly. Rolls of 1-5 are inescapable critfails.

>[Nationalistic]: The humans of Tor'Andorth finally have a name, a culture they can belong too. Increasing happiness is doubly successful, but critfails are doubly bad.

>[Construction, Average] 3/4

>[Lumber] 2/4

>Writing 2/4

>Administration 2/4

1. [Construction, Average] Keep researching stone construction.

2. [Religion] Incorporate the Comet into the religion of the Eye. The Comet is a sign of favor or a sign of malice. The dice will decide.

3. [Administration] We've made good progress on developing an effective administration of our town but it isn't finished yet there are still vacant offices.

4. [Writing] Administration becomes so much easier with writing ability and efforts of redoubled.

>>17098

Pop update 42 +6/turn

Rolled 79, 50, 47, 96, 68 = 340 (5d100)

>>17066

Name: The Awoken

Race: Slime and Oozes

Fluff: Slime and Oozes are a strange sort. Always thought mindless by those they have seen them, but that was because only the weak young were ever seen before. A young slime or ooze is called an inkling, it is small and greenish in color and created by shaving off part of an adult core. How the inkling develops and what it becomes after is highly based upon what the inkling eats after being slip from it's mother core. The next stage from inkling is called a forming. A forming is non sentient and only tries to get more food to develop but can be ordered by adults. Variation continues to happen in this stage based on oddities eaten in the mindless state. usually slimes would be killed by a lucky hit in this stage, but a few have made it to the adult stage, usually no more than one or two in an area to make more inklings. Now there is enough, and maybe we can be more than mindless beasts.

The Awoken worship the Earth Mother and the Star Father. They are ruled by a council of the oldest slimes. Many create pseudo skeletons for themselves so that they may have a sort of form.

Color: A color which I forgot to specify

Location: A Location which I forgot to specify

Food: N/A

Population: 37 (?/turn)

Happiness: 1

Structures: Mud Huts, Religious Site, Crude Fence,

Defense: 1

Military: 3 Protector Slimes (1x), 1 Brown Ooze (.5x)

Resources: Rocks (lots), [Copper, Some]

Technologies: (Wood, Stone) (Hand tools, Simple) (Construction, Simple) (Agriculture, Basic)

Eccentricities:

[Mindless consumers]: The Awoken consume organic matter passively, and so do not need to take actions to gather food. However, Primal World is a dangerous place, and many young Forming die. Each turn, roll 1d8 to determine how many Awoken survived into adulthood.

[Ease of Movement]: It's easy to get around where the Awoken are, and they gain +5 to expansion rolls, but it's easier to be seen as well.

1. Learn how to use copper for things.

2. Search for more things of use.

3. Start learning about the plants and animals in the area and what they can be used for.

4. Expand +5

5. Survivn young.

Rolled 9, 77, 80, 83 = 249 (4d100)

>>17065

Name: The Queendom of Azalie

Race: Arachne

Fluff: The arachne usually live in small family groups or clans. An arachne named Azalie forcibly united them into larger group to hunt better and get more done. They specialize in ambush tactics, to maximize the chance of winning and minimize losses.

Color: Purple

Location: Caves

Food: Sustainable

Population: 44(+6/turn)

Happiness: 0

Structures: (Homewebs)

Defense: 1

Military: 2 (Arachne Hunters) unit, (1x)

Resources: Rocks (lots), Cave moss (some)

Technologies: (Wood, Stone) (Hand tools, Simple) (Construction, Simple) (Agriculture, Basic) (Traps, Good)(Weapons, Basic)(Ambush tactics; Crude)

Expansion [2/4]

Eccentricities:

[United]: Queen Azalie has forced the Arachne to work together, with suprising results- Consolidated actions (more than 1 die for a single action), recieve a +10 bonus. However, lone actions recieve a slight penalty.

[Ambushers]: The Spiders of the Queendom are some of the first to utilize ambush tactics. If you get the jump on your opponent in a fight, Your units recieve +1 to rolls. However, if they are caught, -1 to rolls.

1-2. Finish expansion

3-4. Set up Sentries in web around our territory. So we may see all that can bee seen, and no enemies of predators can eat us.

Rolled 47, 59, 88, 63 = 257 (4d100)

>>17066

Name: Kingdom Formicae

Race: Formicae (Giant Humanoid Ants)

Fluff: Formicae are large, ant humanoids. Their entire body is formed of an incredibly sturdy exoskeleton that is a natural mineral alloy which protects their organs which are mostly muscle. One of if not the strongest creatures for its size, a single Formicae is able to lift up to 5 or even 10 times its own body weight! However, such literal super strength does requisite an increased food consumption. The Formicae are omnivores, able to eat both plant matter and meat. They communicate telepathically.

Formicae CAN reproduce with each other, however this is rather inefficient and undesirable. Reproduction is almost entirely handled by the Queen, who during the right season and having found a King, lays several thousand eggs which hatch into new Formicae. All Formicae are imbued strong, naturally imbued sense of hierarchical order, and obedience to the Queen (which extends to the King as well). Thus the status of the Monarchy is instinctively assured in their own nature.

Long Live the Queen in prosperity!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MiXgOQ9_-RI

Color: Brown

Location: Caves or forests

[Formicae]

Food: STARVING

Population: 16 (+3/turn) (+1 Nursery)

Happiness: 3

Structures: Castle, Lumber mill (Crude), Nursery, +1 population (When not out of food)

Defense: 1

Military: 1 Warrior Ants [1.5x], 2 Worker Ants [1x]

Resources: stone (Adequate) copper adequate. [Giant Mites (Sustainable) ]

Technologies: (Wood, Stone) (Hand tools, Simple) (Stoneworking [Basic]) (Agriculture, Basic) (Tunnels (Basic) Instruments (Crude)

Eccentricities:

[Super-strength]: It is much easier for the Formicae to make stronger military units, and a higher rate of food consumption.

[King and Queen]: Anything that pleases the King and Queen pleases the populace, and rolls involving pleasing them grant double happiness- but the opposite is true as well, with critical failures costing double happiness.

Projects:

1-2. Seeing the nation in a food crisis, the Formicae army immediately gets to work harvesting all nearby available food sources. Some workers and warriors go out to hunt animals, while the majority of the rest go to hew down the many trees nearby, and drag them into the lumber mill. Strong, a single Formicae is more than capable of cutting down and lifting an entire tree, leaves roots and all, by itself while the larger Warriors can carry several trees at a time.

The chopped up pieces of lumber are ground and eaten by the worker ants, into a rich nutrient paste. Much of this paste goes to feed the Queen and keep her producing eggs, others go to the new nursery to feed the young, while other worker ants go to feed the Warriors by bringing mush directly into their mouths, whose larger jaws cannot chew food themselves.

3-4. Worker ants also bring lumber mush to feed the Honey Mites. The mush allows the mites to eat much more food than they normally could from just chewing the wood themselves, and allows them to relax and focus on honey making. The formicae hope to start harvesting honey soon.

Rolled 80, 88, 9, 97 = 274 (4d100)

>Name: Tor'Andorth

>Food: Abundant

>Population: 48 (+8/turn)

>Happiness: 1

>Structures: Log Longhouse, Crude Walls

>Defense: 1

>Military: 2 Spear Hunters unit (1x), 1 Slinger Band (.5x)

>Resources: Lumber (Adequate), Stone (Average)

>Technologies: (Wood, Stone) (Hand tools, Average) (Construction, Simple) (Agriculture, Basic) (Traps, Simple) Mathematics (Simple)

>Religion: The Eye

>Eccentricities:

>[Clever]: This particular group of humans are smarter than they look, and receive +3 to all rolls. However, this has angered the entity they tricked greatly. Rolls of 1-5 are inescapable critfails.

>[Nationalistic]: The humans of Tor'Andorth finally have a name, a culture they can belong too. Increasing happiness is doubly successful, but critfails are doubly bad.

>[Construction, Average] 3/4

>[Lumber] 2/4

>Writing 2/4

>Religion: Comet 2/4

1. [Construction, Average] Keep researching stone construction. I'll get it eventually.

2. Expansion in the direction of the Comet.

3. Lumber gathering.

4. [Writing] Administration becomes so much easier with writing ability and efforts of redoubled. The people who first made progress now simply ignore others because they're clearly not helping.

>>17195

Name: The Lanquassian Crafters and Traders Union

Race: High Men

Fluff: Generally tall and thin, with dexterious delicate fingers. Eyes run the greens, browns, and metalic bronzes/silvers. Has a Semi-Monotheistic Religion: Minor powers are an aspect/part of the Father God.

Color: Blue

Location: River Valley

Food: Abundant

Population: 36 (+5/turn)

Happiness: +2

Structures: [Dwellings: Mud Huts][Father God's Temple][Workshop, Crude]

Defense: 0

Military: 1 Militia(1.5x), 2 Patrols(.5x)

Resources: Stone (adequate), Lumber (scarce), Clay (sustainable) [Parasaur Herd [Noisy], Sustainable]

Technologies: (Wood, Stone) (Hand tools, Good) (Construction, Simple) (Agriculture, Basic) (Crafting, Basic) (Fishing nets, Crude) [Astronomy (crude)]

Eccentricities:

[Crafters]: The High Men are crafters and traders, but their slender and thin frame isn't built for fighting. +5 to rolls involving crafting things, (crafting is different then building structures), but Lanquassian military units receive -1 to all combat rolls.

[Philosophes]: The Lanquassian people would rather sit around discussing than fighting. Actions that increase happiness are much more effective, but they receive a -5 to military recruitment rolls.

–IN PROGRESS–

-[Parasaur Harnesses][1/8]

-Research: Construction [2/4]

Action 1: Now that we've expanded, we should [Explore] our new territories.

Action 2: Some of our people think we're on the right idea. We should continue to try and craft [Parasaur Harnesses].

Action 3: Using our clay and our new workshop, we should start work on crafting [Pottery].

Action 4: We think we might be on the right track for better means of [Construction], we should continue.

Rolled 28, 87, 34, 6 = 155 (4d100)

>>17199

[[This is a first, forgot my rolls]]

Rolled 41, 9, 98, 97 = 245 (4d100)

A1) Keep'm fooken lads.

>[Breeding Program (Mounts) [1/10]]

A2) Find tha meanest and dah greenest troll. Gib'em a metal club. Git'em some boys.

>[Produce Troll unit, +entourage if possible]

A3) `Ave da boys clear a pit for fightin'. Git'em at each0thah! Lessaulwatch!

>[Call a tournament to determine the meanest and the greenest, providing some entertainment and levity–alongside bloodsport]

A4) Naught dun yet? Weel getaitagen den! Learn tah fight betah togethah!

>[Squad Tactics [2/4]]

Name: da Kulture

Race: Greenskins

Fluff:

>>15656 (You)

Food: Plentiful

Population: 31 (+6/turn)

Happiness: 0

Structures:

>><<

Greenskin Yurts

Forge (Crude)

Breeding Pits (Crude), +1 pop/turn

Mine (Crude)

>><<

Defense: 0

>><<

Military:

3 Orc War Parties[1x]

1 Goblin Skulkers [.5x][Infiltrate]

>><<

Resources: stone (some), Lumber (some), Copper (some)

Technologies: (Wood, Stone) (Hand tools, Simple) (Construction, Simple) (Agriculture, Basic) (Metallurgy [Primitive][Poison (Crude)] [Copper Weapons, Crude][Mining, Crude]

Eccentricities:

[Strength in Numbers]: When an opposing army has significantly less military than Da Kulture, all units get +1 to their rolls. However, when Da Kulture's military is tiny, -1 to all combat rolls

[Metallurgists]:

The Kulture gains a +5 to metalworking, but a -5 to working with all other materials.

Rolled 83, 77, 67, 1 = 228 (4d100)

[The Hind]

Food: Adequate

Population: 24 (+3/turn)

Happiness: 1

Structures: [Hind Tree Roosts][Research Lab (Simple)][Lumber Mill, Crude]

Defenses: 1

Magic: Shadow (Basic)

Military: 2 Hind Lesser Flights (1x), 1 Hind Minor Flight (.5x)

Resources: Lumber [none], Stone (some)

Technologies: (Wood, Stone) (Hand tools, Simple) (Construction, Simple) (Agriculture, Basic) (Flight, Basic) [Tactics, Good]

Eccentricities:

[Novel Thinkers]: The Hind love trying new things- +5 to developing new technologies. However, they get bored easily. Repeat [research] actions will incur a penalty [cumulative].

[Comet-blessed]: The Comet has done something to the Hind. They recieve a +5 bonus to the discovery of Shadow Magic, and a -10 in researching all other magic types.

[In Progress]

(Expansion 2/4)

–

Actions [Magic Hind; Ranged Weapon Research, Defense Research, Shadow Creatures Research]

–

1. Another round of Hind are brought in. Maybe this group will be less depressing than the previous bunch. It seems unlikely, but who knows. Stay WARK! [Magic Hind 1/4]

2. Warkmaster Awk is trying to develop new "ranged weapons" that will "kill things". Truly a novel idea from the Warkmaster, and all of the hind are impressed with his shiny feathers. [Research: Ranged Weapons][+5][Research Lab (Simple)]

3. Some Hind are trying to figure out better defenses. Stronger walls. That sort of thing. They are playing around with stone alot, so, maybe that will yield some benefits. The Warkgeneral looks bored. [Research: Defenses][+5][Research Lab (Simple)]

4. The Hind are starting to get the hang of it. They can move small shadows, now. Sort of. So they claim. The Warkmagus isn't pleased, and castigates the lot of them. WARK WARK WARK. [Shadow Creatures: 1/6][+5, Blessed by Comet]

Rolled 93, 93, 84, 28 = 298 (4d100)

1. Research Bone Weaponry and Tools. (3/4)

2. Expand again!

3. With the Flower Farm finished we should start making even more honey. Build an underground Honeycomb Processor to process the pollen the farm produces into honey.

4. With more of the forest within our reach we can expand our logging operations to this new territory.

>>17208

stats…. again.

http://pastebin.com/ud8Mu1ip

Rolled 16, 100, 77, 98 = 291 (4d100)

>>17195

Erv'gen, or Light-Borne

Race: A race of Lizard folk, separated into a number of castes. Divers are able to stay underwater for much longer periods of time and are incredibly agile, skilled swimmers. Warriors are much bulkier and heavily built, with stronger claws and more pronounced jaws. Scouts from the last of the "adapted" castes, with split feet suited for tree climbing and lightweight frames. The Workers are somewhere between all of the castes, weaker than Warriors but stronger than Scouts. They are able to work for extreme amounts of time, their wiry muscles built for endurance.

Fluff: Long ago, the world was dark. From this darkness was born the Sun, our Mother. Her light transformed the lands, forcing the chaos to take the form of earth and water. Our Father rose from these waters, his cratered white body reflecting the light of the Mother when she rested. From the two's mating came innumerable plants and animals, but they wished for true children. Finally, their efforts yielded our species, shaped like their early children. We, the Firstborne, crawled from the waters to rest upon the scattered islands. Subsisting off our lesser siblings that reside in the sea and land, we've began the long process of forming the world to Their liking.

The Castes, each given different gifts from Mother and Father, form a council to decide how the tribe shall live. It is from this Caste Circle that all decisions are made.

Color: The golden of our Mother's scales

Location: Tropical(think Hawaii or the Caribbean)

Food: Abundent

Population: 54 (+8/turn)

Happiness: 1

Structures: Cliff Cave Village, Training Circle, Tunnel Network, Diving Room

Evolutions: (Workers: Base)(Scouts: Base)(Warriors: Armored Scales)(Divers: Neurotoxin)(Flyers: Poison)

Defense: 1

Military: 1(1x Warrior Groups), 2(1.5x Moon-Borne Warrior Groups) 1(1x Scout Flyers[Flight][Poison])

Resources: Stone (some), Lumber (some)

Technologies: (Wood, Stone) (Hand tools, Average) (Construction, Simple) (Agriculture, Basic) (Adaption, Crude) (Javelins)

Eccentricities:

[Diverse]: Diverse actions will have a minor bonus, while consolidated rolls will incur a penalty.

[Mutations]: The Light-Borne are blessed with the power to mutate- but at a cost. +10 to rolls discovering these new mutations, but a -10 to discovering and improving outside tech.

1) The new Flying Warriors, each of their wings as long as a Warrior is tall, take to the skies finally. Their wings are a collage of blues, grey and whites, patterned to blend slightly into the sky. Their bodies retain the green and yellow coloration found in unaltered Warriors.

2) The Workers continue to improve their tools.

3) The Scouts gain adaptive camouflage to blend into the surroundings.

4) As the effect of the comet withers, a few members of each caste feel something awaken within them. [Nature Magic]

Rolled 72, 12, 67, 59 = 210 (4d100)

>>17195

Name: The Queendom of Azalie

Race: Arachne

Fluff: The arachne usually live in small family groups or clans. An arachne named Azalie forcibly united them into larger group to hunt better and get more done. They specialize in ambush tactics, to maximize the chance of winning and minimize losses.

Color: Purple

Location: Caves

Food: Sustainable

Population: 50(+6/turn)

Happiness: 0

Structures: (Homewebs)

Defense: 3

Military: 2 (Arachne Hunters) unit, (1x)

Resources: Rocks (lots), Cave moss (some)

Technologies: (Wood, Stone) (Hand tools, Simple) (Construction, Simple) (Agriculture, Basic) (Traps, Good)(Weapons, Basic)(Ambush tactics; Crude)

Eccentricities:

[United]: Queen Azalie has forced the Arachne to work together, with suprising results- Consolidated actions (more than 1 die for a single action), recieve a +10 bonus. However, lone actions recieve a slight penalty.

[Ambushers]: The Spiders of the Queendom are some of the first to utilize ambush tactics. If you get the jump on your opponent in a fight, Your units recieve +1 to rolls. However, if they are caught, -1 to rolls.

1-2. Refine our ambush tactics, our enemies should never see us coming!

3-4. Create a Weaver's circle, so all our webspinners may learn how to best weave webs.

+hand tools simple

+Construction simple

Rolled 24, 67, 32, 63 = 186 (4d100)

>>17195

Name: Kingdom Formicae

Race: Formicae (Giant Humanoid Ants)

Fluff: Formicae are large, ant humanoids. Their entire body is formed of an incredibly sturdy exoskeleton that is a natural mineral alloy which protects their organs which are mostly muscle. One of if not the strongest creatures for its size, a single Formicae is able to lift up to 5 or even 10 times its own body weight! However, such literal super strength does requisite an increased food consumption. The Formicae are omnivores, able to eat both plant matter and meat. They communicate telepathically.

Formicae CAN reproduce with each other, however this is rather inefficient and undesirable. Reproduction is almost entirely handled by the Queen, who during the right season and having found a King, lays several thousand eggs which hatch into new Formicae. All Formicae are imbued strong, naturally imbued sense of hierarchical order, and obedience to the Queen (which extends to the King as well). Thus the status of the Monarchy is instinctively assured in their own nature.

Long Live the Queen in prosperity!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MiXgOQ9_-RI

Color: Brown

Location: Caves or forests

[Formicae]

Food: Adequate

Population: 22 (+3/turn) (+1 Nursery) (+2 Mite Honey)

Happiness: 3

Structures: Castle, Lumber mill (Crude), Nursery, +1 population (When not out of food)

Defense: 1

Military: 1 Warrior Ants [1.5x], 2 Worker Ants [1x]

Resources: stone (Adequate) copper adequate. [Giant Mites (Sustainable) ]

Technologies: (Wood, Stone) (Hand tools, Simple) (Stoneworking [Basic]) (Agriculture, Basic) (Tunnels (Basic) Instruments (Crude)

Eccentricities:

[Super-strength]: It is much easier for the Formicae to make stronger military units, and a higher rate of food consumption.

[King and Queen]: Anything that pleases the King and Queen pleases the populace, and rolls involving pleasing them grant double happiness- but the opposite is true as well, with critical failures costing double happiness.

Projects:

1. Remember the story of the grasshopper and the formicae children.

Let us build food storage units, to store extra food for the winter

2. Train our military forces to become Driver Ants!

Ants capable of harvesting meat and foilage while on the march. These means our army will be able to supplement itself and even bring back food, allowing not only the hive to be fed but the army to be fed as well.

3. Work on some Copper Jaw Tools for our people! This will help them cut wood and harvest better, and help them fight enemies.

4. Train our Army in Swarm Tactics, applying as much force and many numbers into any single engagement as fast as possible, using our numbers to our advantage.

Rolled 94, 71, 20, 35, 69 = 289 (5d100)

>>17195

Name: The Awoken

Race: Slime and Oozes

Fluff: Slime and Oozes are a strange sort. Always thought mindless by those they have seen them, but that was because only the weak young were ever seen before. A young slime or ooze is called an inkling, it is small and greenish in color and created by shaving off part of an adult core. How the inkling develops and what it becomes after is highly based upon what the inkling eats after being slip from it's mother core. The next stage from inkling is called a forming. A forming is non sentient and only tries to get more food to develop but can be ordered by adults. Variation continues to happen in this stage based on oddities eaten in the mindless state. usually slimes would be killed by a lucky hit in this stage, but a few have made it to the adult stage, usually no more than one or two in an area to make more inklings. Now there is enough, and maybe we can be more than mindless beasts.

The Awoken worship the Earth Mother and the Star Father. They are ruled by a council of the oldest slimes. Many create pseudo skeletons for themselves so that they may have a sort of form.

Color: A color which I forgot to specify

Location: A Location which I forgot to specify

Food: N/A

Population: 44 (?/turn)

Happiness: 1

Structures: Mud Huts, Religious Site, Crude Fence,

Defense: 1

Military: 3 Protector Slimes (1x), 1 Brown Ooze (.5x)

Resources: Rocks (lots), [Copper, Some] [Wood, Some]

Technologies: (Wood, Stone) (Hand tools, Simple) (Construction, Simple) (Agriculture, Basic)

Eccentricities:

[Mindless consumers]: The Awoken consume organic matter passively, and so do not need to take actions to gather food. However, Primal World is a dangerous place, and many young Forming die. Each turn, roll 1d8 to determine how many Awoken survived into adulthood.

[Ease of Movement]: It's easy to get around where the Awoken are, and they gain +5 to expansion rolls, but it's easier to be seen as well.

1. Metallurgic research 3/4

2. Animal and plant research 2/4

3. Begin researching better methods and rituals to commune with the Star Father and Earth Mother. (Research magic)

4. Explore the newly claimed areas for anything of interest.

5. Surviving young.

Rolled 32, 17, 80, 80 = 209 (4d100)

>>17195

Name: Faltari Fenwesse (the Faltari Haven)

Race: Elves

Fluff:

>The world is a young one, burgeoning with strength and life, virginal and uncorrupted. Into it come a host of new races, each ready to stain it with their own mark, to declare themselves upon history and make the land their own. Some conquer, some tinker, some spread, but the Elves of the Nine Havens wander, and survive. For what must have been centuries, it has been their way. At least. such is what the elders say. None can seem to recall what came before.

>This effect is the Kurvani, the Mists which cloud memory and frustrate recollection. It is this Kurvani that the Nine Havens have sought to pierce, to restore their lost history to them. And elves have long histories to recover. So they wander, and each search for a surcease in their own way.

>The Faltari are the dwellers of murk and marsh and mire, those who tread the dark meanders and keep vigil among the 'blighted' portions of the world. They have learned to adapt to, even appreciate, its many troubles and dangers, and come out stronger for it. Still the Faltari wander, the swamp-dwellers, the bog-druids, the vigilant. The world changes, heading ever towards an uncertain future. But the answers lie in the unfamiliar past.

Color: Off-white

Location: Swamps and bogs

Food: Plentiful

Population: 27 (+4/turn)

Happiness: 1

Structures: Stilt-house Village, Crude Docks

Defense: 0

Military: 2 Treader Patrols [Skirmisher] (1x), [2 Sea Patrols (.5x)], 1 [Weak af Ambushers](.5x)[Poison]

Resources: Wood (Lots) Fish (Some)

Technologies: (Wood, Stone) (Hand tools, Simple) (Construction, Basic) (Boats, Crude) (Astronomy, Crude)

Eccentricities:

[Hardy wanderers]: The swamp is filled with dangers, and the Faltari have grown used to dealing with them, and just moving on- only rolls 1-5 are critfails. However, the long lived elves have a tough time reproducing.

[Boaters]: The swamps are conducive to boats, but not trampling around on foot. The Faltari gain +5 to rolls creating naval units, and -5 to creating infantry.

1 - Find more poison

>1/4

2 - Improve the ambushers, who are apparently worse even than regular warriors despite their so-called training.

3/4 - You need to construct additional keels

>2/6

>>17212

[Light-Borne]

>Food stores are no longer good enough to feed your burgeoning population- food is now [Plentiful(+6/turn)]

1) The transition slowly continues. [3/4]

2) The hand tools are finished, and the workers immediately test them out, bringing back some wood. [Lumber>Adequate]

3) The Adaptive Camouflage is easily picked up by a scouting group. [1x (player named unit [camo])

4) Even though the comet is barely visible, it's effects are still felt. [Nature Magic (Basic)]

>>17344

[Queendom]

>Food stores are no longer good enough to feed your burgeoning population- food is now [Adequate(No pop loss/turn)]

1/2) Better ambush tactics are almost ready. [3/4]

3/4) The weaver's circle is made! [Structures: Weaver's Circle]

>>17345

[Formicae]

1) No luck on the storage units.

2) A Driver ant is recruited! [1 Driver ant (1.5x)[Slow][Scavenger] ]

3) Work starts on Copper Jaw tools. [1/4]

4) Swarm tactics are on their way to being developed! [3/4]

>>17348

[Followers]

>Food stores are no longer good enough to feed your burgeoning population- food is now [Adequate(No pop loss/turn)]

>Took a turn too many, this is turn 8

1/2) Another Levy Paladin unit is created!

3/4) Holy Magic is easily rediscovered! [Holy Magic (Basic)]

5/6) A crude Quarry is dug from the rock. [Structures: Quarry (Crude)]

7/8) Shields are underway. [2/4]

>>17351

[Awoken]

>+7 pop

1) Metallurgic research is done! [Metallurgy, Crude]

2) And the knowledge of the plants and animals of the region is compiled. [Ecology, Crude]

3) The ritual seems all for naught…. until a rock levitates. [Earth Magic, Basic]

4) Not much is found. Some wood, but that's it. [Wood>Adequate]

>>17359

[Faltari]

1) More poison is found, but not nearly enough to be useful. [2/4]

2) The Ambushers are nowhere to be found.

3/4) Research into better boats progresses. [4/6]

Rolled 20, 7, 65, 85 = 177 (4d100)

>>17512

Action 1: The Father God wishes to be pleased with melody, we shall [Craft Musical Instraments]

Action 2: We shall continue to try and craft [Parasaur Harnesses].

Action 3: Our foodstocks are insufficient, we shall [Improve our Farming].

Action 4: Despite setbacks, we shall continue to research [Construction].

Name: The Lanquassian Crafters and Traders Union

Race: High Men

Fluff: Generally tall and thin, with dexterious delicate fingers. Eyes run the greens, browns, and metalic bronzes/silvers. Has a Semi-Monotheistic Religion: Minor powers are an aspect/part of the Father God.

Color: Blue

Location: River Valley

Food: Plentiful

Population: 41 (+3/turn)

Happiness: +2

Structures: [Dwellings: Mud Huts][Father God's Temple][Workshop, Crude]

Defense: 0

Military: 1 Militia(1.5x), 2 Patrols(.5x)

Resources: Stone (adequate), Lumber (scarce), Clay (sustainable) [Parasaur Herd [Noisy], Sustainable]

Technologies: (Wood, Stone) (Hand tools, Good) (Construction, Simple) (Agriculture, Basic) (Crafting, Basic) (Fishing nets, Crude) [Astronomy (crude)], [Pottery]

Eccentricities:

[Crafters]: The High Men are crafters and traders, but their slender and thin frame isn't built for fighting. +5 to rolls involving crafting things, (crafting is different then building structures), but Lanquassian military units receive -1 to all combat rolls.

[Philosophes]: The Lanquassian people would rather sit around discussing than fighting. Actions that increase happiness are much more effective, but they receive a -5 to military recruitment rolls.

–IN PROGRESS–

-[Parasaur Harnesses][4/8]

-Research: Construction [2/4]

Rolled 61, 52, 17, 74 = 204 (4d100)

>>17513

Erv'gen, or Light-Borne

Race: A race of Lizard folk, separated into a number of castes. Divers are able to stay underwater for much longer periods of time and are incredibly agile, skilled swimmers. Warriors are much bulkier and heavily built, with stronger claws and more pronounced jaws. Scouts from the last of the "adapted" castes, with split feet suited for tree climbing and lightweight frames. The Workers are somewhere between all of the castes, weaker than Warriors but stronger than Scouts. They are able to work for extreme amounts of time, their wiry muscles built for endurance.

Fluff: Long ago, the world was dark. From this darkness was born the Sun, our Mother. Her light transformed the lands, forcing the chaos to take the form of earth and water. Our Father rose from these waters, his cratered white body reflecting the light of the Mother when she rested. From the two's mating came innumerable plants and animals, but they wished for true children. Finally, their efforts yielded our species, shaped like their early children. We, the Firstborne, crawled from the waters to rest upon the scattered islands. Subsisting off our lesser siblings that reside in the sea and land, we've began the long process of forming the world to Their liking.

The Castes, each given different gifts from Mother and Father, form a council to decide how the tribe shall live. It is from this Caste Circle that all decisions are made.

Color: The golden of our Mother's scales

Location: Tropical(think Hawaii or the Caribbean)

Food: Plentiful

Population: 60 (+6/turn)

Happiness: 1

Structures: Cliff Cave Village, Training Circle, Tunnel Network, Diving Room

Evolutions: (Workers: Base)(Scouts: Base)(Warriors: Armored Scales)(Divers: Neurotoxin)(Flyers: Poison)

Defense: 1

Military: 1(1x Warrior Groups), 2(1.5x Moon-Borne Warrior Groups) 1(1x Scout Flyers[Flight][Poison]), 1(1x Scout [Camo])

Resources: Stone (some), Lumber (Adequite)

Technologies: (Wood, Stone) (Hand tools, Average) (Construction, Simple) (Agriculture, Basic) (Adaption, Crude) (Javelins) (Nature Magic (Basic))

Eccentricities:

[Diverse]: Diverse actions will have a minor bonus, while consolidated rolls will incur a penalty.

[Mutations]: The Light-Borne are blessed with the power to mutate- but at a cost. +10 to rolls discovering these new mutations, but a -10 to discovering and improving outside tech.

1) The Flying Warriors finally finish their transformation, growing a shield like crest on their heads. These crests are capable of changing color rapidly, and is quickly made into a primitive code. [3/4]

2) A group of each caste fasts for a week in stoney stillness, praying night and day to their Parents. Mother's light warms their bodies, and blesses them with new knowledge of Her gifts. (Improve Adaption[Crude])

3) The Workers set to work transforming a semi submerged cave section into an enclosure to keep fish and other creatures the Divers manage to bring back alive

4) The Workers team up with a few of the Divers, fashioning -things- from the new stores of lumber. Each is shaped like half of an egg, floating in the water. The bottom is ridged to provide grip for the riders. Leather and wood combine to let two Divers pull them, and release when needed. [Research Water Chariots]

Rolled 2, 24, 92, 60 = 178 (4d100)

((Q: I believe my base 5 + 1 = 6 from breeding bit has been altered such that it is now 4 + 1 = 5 a turn? If not iCan alter it))

A1 Fook'ah-fook'ah FOOOOK YA GITZ.

>[Breeding Program][3/10]

A2 Go out on anothah huntin' party! This time, try'an bring some back alive!

>[Go in search of livestock]

A3 Awlrite, if t'ain't time four dah mountains yit, `ead fou'dah wattah.

>[Expand East, towards the lake]

A4 Learn wot we can bout breedin', ourselves'n othahs

>[Animal Husbandry Research]

Name: da Kulture

Race: Greenskins

Fluff:

>>15656 (You) (You)

Food: Adequate

Population: 35 (+5/turn)

Happiness: 2

Structures:

>><<

Greenskin Yurts

Forge (Crude)

Breeding Pits (Crude), +1 pop/turn

Mine (Crude)

>><<

Defense: 0

>><<

Military:

3 Orc War Parties[1x]

1 Goblin Skulkers [.5x][Infiltrate]

>><<

Resources: stone (some), Lumber (some), Copper (some)

Technologies: (Wood, Stone) (Hand tools, Simple) (Construction, Simple) (Agriculture, Basic) (Metallurgy [Primitive][Poison (Crude)] [Copper Weapons, Crude][Mining, Crude]

Eccentricities:

[Strength in Numbers]: When an opposing army has significantly less military than Da Kulture, all units get +1 to their rolls. However, when Da Kulture's military is tiny, -1 to all combat rolls

[Metallurgists]:

The Kulture gains a +5 to metalworking, but a -5 to working with all other materials.

Rolled 97, 25, 27, 69 = 218 (4d100)

>>17521

muh rolls

>>17519

Revising

>Copper (some)

to

>Copper /Adequate)

Rolled 18, 15, 67, 84 = 184 (4d100)

[META] : Shouldn't my honey processor be producing honey?

1. Improve how well we carve and shape bone.

2. Send the Copper to the Laboratory and Alchemist Huts to figure out its properties and how to work it!

3. We eat honey, and honey comes from pollen. Thus we need to work on getting more pollen from our flower farms. Work on improving our farming techniques!

4. Continue working on expanding our logging operations. (1/4)

Stats : http://pastebin.com/ud8Mu1ip

Rolled 75, 51, 6, 63 = 195 (4d100)

>>17539

(Shit, forgot about the dices.)

Rolled 38, 16, 37, 37, 69 = 197 (5d100)

>>17513

Name: The Awoken

Race: Slime and Oozes

Fluff: Slime and Oozes are a strange sort. Always thought mindless by those they have seen them, but that was because only the weak young were ever seen before. A young slime or ooze is called an inkling, it is small and greenish in color and created by shaving off part of an adult core. How the inkling develops and what it becomes after is highly based upon what the inkling eats after being slip from it's mother core. The next stage from inkling is called a forming. A forming is non sentient and only tries to get more food to develop but can be ordered by adults. Variation continues to happen in this stage based on oddities eaten in the mindless state. usually slimes would be killed by a lucky hit in this stage, but a few have made it to the adult stage, usually no more than one or two in an area to make more inklings. Now there is enough, and maybe we can be more than mindless beasts.

The Awoken worship the Earth Mother and the Star Father. They are ruled by a council of the oldest slimes. Many create pseudo skeletons for themselves so that they may have a sort of form.

Color: A color which I forgot to specify

Location: A Location which I forgot to specify

Food: N/A

Population: 51 (?/turn)

Happiness: 1

Structures: Mud Huts, Religious Site, Crude Fence,

Defense: 1

Military: 3 Protector Slimes (1x), 1 Brown Ooze (.5x)

Resources: Rocks (lots), [Copper, Some] [Wood, Adequate],

Technologies: (Wood, Stone) (Hand tools, Simple) (Construction, Simple) (Agriculture, Basic)[Metallurgy, Crude][Ecology, Crude][Earth Magic, Basic]

Eccentricities:

[Mindless consumers]: The Awoken consume organic matter passively, and so do not need to take actions to gather food. However, Primal World is a dangerous place, and many young Forming die. Each turn, roll 1d8 to determine how many Awoken survived into adulthood.

[Ease of Movement]: It's easy to get around where the Awoken are, and they gain +5 to expansion rolls, but it's easier to be seen as well.

1. Begin making a smithy to make copper tools.

2. Begin making a mine where we found the copper.

3. Begin creating a ritual to commune with the earth mother, to see what she sees.

4. Expansion! +5

5. Young.

Rolled 80, 31, 35, 97 = 243 (4d100)

>>17513

Name: The Queendom of Azalie

Race: Arachne

Fluff: The arachne usually live in small family groups or clans. An arachne named Azalie forcibly united them into larger group to hunt better and get more done. They specialize in ambush tactics, to maximize the chance of winning and minimize losses.

Color: Purple

Location: Caves

Food: Adequate

Population: 56(+6/turn)

Happiness: 0

Structures: (Homewebs)(Weaver's Circle)

Defense: 3

Military: 2 (Arachne Hunters) unit, (1x)

Resources: Rocks (lots), Cave moss (some)

Technologies: (Wood, Stone) (Hand tools, Simple) (Construction, Simple) (Agriculture, Basic) (Traps, Good)(Weapons, Basic)(Ambush tactics; Crude)(3/4)

Eccentricities:

[United]: Queen Azalie has forced the Arachne to work together, with suprising results- Consolidated actions (more than 1 die for a single action), recieve a +10 bonus. However, lone actions recieve a slight penalty.

[Ambushers]: The Spiders of the Queendom are some of the first to utilize ambush tactics. If you get the jump on your opponent in a fight, Your units recieve +1 to rolls. However, if they are caught, -1 to rolls.

1. Continue on ambush tactics! (3/4)

-United

2.Start working on larger farms with our webs!

-United

3-4. Use the Weaver's circle to start researching better web designs.

+United

Rolled 9, 75, 60, 43, 69, 18 = 274 (6d100)

>>17512

>Name: Fae klahn

>Race: Fairies

>Fluff: A race of tiny creatures, the fairies came to this land with no memory of what their civilization was before. So they decided that their culture was one of pillaging and raiding. Despite their diminutive size their ferocity makes up for it.

>Color: dark grey

>Location: Plains

Food: Adequate

Population: 26 (+3/turn)

Happiness: 0

Structures: (Tree Hollows [basic dwellings])

Defense: 0

Military: 2 (Fae Raiders) unit (.5x)

2 (Fae Raiders) unit (1x)

Resources: Clay (Lots),

Wood (Some)

Copper (some)

Leptocyon pack (Sustainable)

Tech: Wood, Stone)

(Hand tools, Simple) (

Construction, Simple)

(Agriculture, Basic)

(Pioneering, Simple)

[Weaponry, Good]

Eccentricities:

[Tiny Conquerors]: Your people get a +5 to expansion rolls, but a tiny stature equals tiny buildings and other structures. Defenses take a penalty.

[Domesticators]: Domesticating the small Leptocyon has taught the Klahn much. You can assign some population (10 max), to any further domestication efforts for a bonus. However, like the creatures of Primal World, this process is very dangerous. Critical failures are unavoidable, and usually involve the deaths of the handlers.

1.2.3. Continue to train the leptocyon, assign 10 population to this [1/4]

4. Continue the work on the bows [3/4]

5.6. Come up with some form of music to occupy time and increase our culture's happiness

Rolled 15, 58, 90, 5 = 168 (4d100)

>Name: Tor'Andorth

>Food: Adequate

>Population: 52 (+4/turn)

>Happiness: 1

>Structures: Log Longhouse, Crude Walls

>Defense: 1

>Military: 2 Spear Hunters unit (1x), 1 Slinger Band (.5x)

>Resources: Lumber (Adequate), Stone (Average)

>Technologies: (Wood, Stone) (Hand tools, Average) (Construction, Average) (Agriculture, Basic) (Traps, Simple) Mathematics (Simple) Writing system

>Religion: The Eye