/builders/ - Hero and Nation Builders!

Name: Urza

Country of Origin: Relza

*Country Fluff: Relza is a country at war with itself where the cultist now reign supreme and has caused a war between believers and non belivers. Before the conflict Relza was a country of peace and trade. Having had no problems with any other countries but it all started to change when thousands of people began converting. Most people that converted became brainwashed and zombie like. Having no independent thought. And at one point people had enough and started a group against the cult. This caused a conflict that lasted for decades until the cultists won and forced of the remainder of the resistance group

Nation Fluff: The nation formed through the group that escaped Relza and are all experienced fighters but also very anti religous refusing to do trade with anyone related to gods,magic and the like. they're also very suspicous of outsiders and are all armed with atleast some kind of weapon incase of another cult uprising

Nation Type: Independent

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>>21591

Name: Mehgir

Country of Origin: Voxlisa

*Country Fluff: Voxlisa is an island nation in the Eastern part of the old world. Formed by the uniting of tribes by the first king after that king was converted to the Faith. It has held a strong naval and trade tradition since it's conception. Said to have one of the strongest navies in the old world. Embroiled in the war in Relza against the cultists at the moment. Have begun to use slavery in some of their colonies on other continents.

Nation Fluff: During the Cult War captain Mehga von Skein went rogue, and his crew followed. Mehga was a naval officer and noble in the kingdom, and apparently Mehga had issues with slavery. Heading to the new world after a few hits and gaining more men and freed slaves he set up a port in the new world.

Nation Type: Outlaw

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>>21591

Name: Principality of Temnland

Country of Origin: Empire of Draknsriech

*Country Fluff: The Empire of Drakensriech has a long and "prestigious" history of warfare with their neighbours having grown strong by eating anyone seen as too weak to rule themselves. In recent years however things have been stagnant, with most neighbours remaining strong enough to not seem an easy target. So when the new world was discovered the empire wanted their slice of the cake

Nation Fluff: The lands of Prince Temnick, fourth in line for the Imperial Throne, a scholar by preference but still trained in the art of war by tradition. On his 23rd birthday he was declared lord of his on land, a tiny province in the new world. With the entire empire expecting their new lands to grow, Prince Temnick, lord of Temnland is sent to the new world.

Nation Type: Colonial Charter

>>21598

>You know, pending on how much you intend to fluff and use Alexander Vein, it might be more fun to play a Hero and then organize a colonial effort. You'll get the benefit of heroic abilities, and when your nation begins you'll get that on top of it

What kind of thing are you going for with the heroes? Say I was planning on making a merchant hero and earning an arseload of money to then go on and found a merchant company and a colonial nation, would that be possible?

Starting Position: ?

Name: Ferishan Solwyn

Country of Origin: Espanolia

Profession: Adventuring Doctor-Philosopher

Fluff:

An adventerous soul with a map and a large enough feather in a fancy cap is never lost even if the world around them might not agree. Doctor-Philosopher Ferishan isn't actually a doctor of anything; the title is an honorary grant from the Royal Society of Espanolia following the first (failed) expedition to the north pole. The Philosopher is from the cataclysmic foray to the Source of the Nhile, of which Ferishan was the only survivor.

But nevermind the misread maps of the past! This far-away land has already been discovered, so no chance of getting lost this time. Instead a cunning, dashing rogue of action can carry the torch of Enlightenment and the Royal Presence of Espanolia to the dark, uncharted corners of the world!

Or just get lost and starve. Again.

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Name: Belico Nervi

Country of Origin: Mellia, a Renaissance city state in the west of the old world. The small nation has recently been devastated by piracy and crime, and is unofficially ruled by a group of mercenaries.

Profession: Pirate is such an ugly word…

Fluff: Belico grew up in the crime ridden underworld, abandoned by- oh, no wait, that was a lie. Belico grew up the son of a mercenary captain, dealing with the insane mess of political intrigue in the small republic. He learned quickly, and managed to rather successfully outlive all of his siblings. The young man, through pragmatism, ruthlessness, and a personal dislike of mimes managed to escape the nation on his father's death, selling everything he could in order to purchase a ship and scarper to the new world.

Now he's there, on a sickly little ship with the remnants of his father's mercenary company, and a devoted obsession with the good things in life, much to his own detriment. Well, lets see where the world takes him, hopefully not back home into the waiting pikes of his former uncles.

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>>21604

Yes. You would start with a ship and would explore for resources / trade with players to earn money. You could use that to buy whatever and form your own base camp at some point. Upgrading it into whatever.

>>21607

Ah good. Formerly referenced anonymous was me, for the record. Going for a pirate instead.

>>21591

Starting Position: Onboard one of the Edelseer ships heading to the new world.

>Name: Alianda Scarlett

>Country of Origin: Nedelan

>Profession: Mercenary Swordswoman

>Fluff:

Alianda Scarlett, otherwise known as 'The Scarlet Swordswoman', was one of the more well-known mercenaries of the old world, able to fight off a dozen plebian soldiers at once, if rumours are to be believed. However, in spite of the fame and fortune she gained from her profession, she still felt weak. Even with her trained skills with her rapier and the slight interest of the old world's gunpowder and magic, she never thought she was at her peak…

With word of a new world in the west, Alianda soon sees this to be the means to unlock her potential, and with her assistance of the warpath of Nedelan, she would soon find herself on a trip to the unknown frontier, to one day be like that of a goddess of war upon the battlefield.

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Name:Kintland

Country of Origin: Relza

*Country Fluff: Relza is a country at war with itself where the cultist now reign supreme and has caused a war between believers and non belivers. Before the conflict Relza was a country of peace and trade. Having had no problems with any other countries but it all started to change when thousands of people began converting. Most people that converted became brainwashed and zombie like. Having no independent thought. And at one point people had enough and started a group against the cult. This caused a conflict that lasted for decades until the cultists won and forced of the remainder of the resistance group

Nation Fluff: The refugees of Kintland fled Relza to get away from the religious crazies wanting a chance at a new life free to make their own decisions without cult inquisitors getting on their asses. These people are highly independant and very focused on becoming strong so that none can ever again force things upong them

Nation Type:Independant

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>>21591

>Name: "Bazmann"

>Country of Origin: Königreich Teetscher Lande

>Country Fluff:

In an act of incredible diplomatic, cultural and military prowess the Duchy of Precia found itself able to unite the long divided Teetsche people under a single banner, forming the Kingdom of Teetscher Lands forming a new technological and military powerhouse in the center of !Europe.

Alienating many of the powers in the old world it was clear that the young Kingdom had few friends outside its own borders and while none of the other central powers were believed capable of defeating the young Kingdom in open warfare the fickle balance of power was threatening to shift once more with the emergence of new colonies in the far West.

It was clear to the King's advisors that the one thing the new cultural union required more than anything was time. Time to fortify its new borders and time to centralize the hundreds of tiny fragmented Teetsche nations into the industrial Moloch it had the very potential to become.

>Profession: Diplomat/Spy

>Fluff:

Not bordering any seas and with its neighbors more than unwilling to land a hand it was nigh impossible for the Königreich Teetscher Lande to expand and it was decided that the Kingdom would have to seek expansions in military, technological and industrial matters within its own borders.

In order to gain the time required to do so one of the Kings most experienced and ruthless spies was deployed. A man so cruel and lethal his mere deployment within a nations borders could be considered a declaration of war. A master of disguise little more is known about this deceptive character except for the Alias he is referred to in official government documents: the "Bazmann".

Sent to the New World he is tasked with straining relations between the old and the new world, strengthening independents and criminals while stealing technologies and artifacts, constantly seeking to expand Teetsch influence, potentially going as far as to secure new alliances for an otherwise isolated nation.

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>>21591

Start Position: The northern most isle, if not, what QM deems appropriate

Name: Absterlund

Country of Origin: Zelgund

*Country Fluff: Zelgund is a hard cold lonely island in the north. It's small and has a narrow growing season. It would be totally worthless except for two things, one an incredibly large mine of gemstones important to the Holy Church, and the large forests housing much wood, as well as monstrous creatures that call them home. The mine gives Zelgund a disproportionately large amount of wealth and world pull. The forest allows for the island to build up a rather impressive and highly mobile navy, which protects the island from those who would take the mine. Thus Zelgund has long been considered a tough nut to crack, doable yes, but it would cause Church censure and require so many resources that who ever did break it would be left open to further aggression.

Nation Fluff: Absterlund is a funded venture by Zelgund to create a colony in the new world. It's purpose is to keep a pulse on the happenings, trade with locals, merchants an d natives, and to supply Zelgund with materials it lacks and must buy at greater cost.

Nation Type: colonial Charter

>>21610

+1 [L] "Scarlet Rapier" (Legendary weapon)

+1 currency

Bonus: [Elegant Swordsman] You are a renowned and skilled warrior and one of the best mercenaries on the planet. You carry a reputation and the honor that comes with it. You will get combat bonuses and some persuasion bonuses

Negative: [Lone Wolf] You have always operated alone, its all you know. You don't need someone else with that hyper inflated ego. You can never have non-player followers as they would do nothing but slow you down.

>>21611

You are Color: Blue

+1 civilian frigate

+5 food

+3 currency

+50 pop

You are here leaving the civil war in your home country. Apparently you people decided it was best not to stick together, for some reason.

Bonus: [Refugee Camp] You are nothing more then mere refugees, but that means you are just the right kind of place people want to go to! You will find the occasional gift of population and it will be easier to grow your population.

Negative: [Crazy Home Life] Your people have religion control their lives, they are very hostile to the very idea of it and won't participate very well with those who follow it. You may also see cultist pop up in one way or another due to the nature of your departure.

>>21612

+1 civilian sloop

+1 Fine Clothing

Bonus: [Web Weaver] You are here only to play pawns against each other, and thus you will get heavy bonuses to forcing others hands.

Negative: [Ticking Time Bomb] Your reputation is known in the old world. Its possible for you to be found out here and it could spell disaster for your plans. Be wary of revealing yourself to much or you may end up in jail.. Or worse.

>>21613

You are Color:Yellow

+1 Civilian Galleon

+10 currency

+10 food

+100 pop

Your people come from a long line of wealth and thus will be able to use it accordingly. You are here in order to secure valuable resources in order to add some relief to your home nation.

Bonus: [Great Mines of Zelgund] Your people are very wealthy from these mines. They can almost spend at will. You can add +10 (before rolls) to any one action every two turns. (Never to exceed a 90)

Negative: [With Wealth Comes..] Every pirate/brigand/raider from here to the old world will know your ships carry valuable metals. You will be a prime target for those types and will occasionally have corruption rob your coffers or leave you in a weakened state.

>>21614

+1 civilian sloop

+1 currency

+1 surveyors map (Allows you to survey for metals easier and more effectively)

+4 Queen's Rangers

Bonus: [Prospector] You seem to find resources where the once was none. You will have a bonus to searching for materials.

Negative: [White-Collar] You are posh and proper compared to locals, You aren't very good at exploring the wilds and lack combat skills. The common people see little value in your abilities.

Heroes, you can start wherever. Just keep track of your location with a Location: stat.

Dice are 3d100

Nations you will lose 1 food per turn without some way to replace it.

Rolled 81, 64, 92 = 237 (3d100)

>>21618

Stepping off from the Edelseer Galleon, Scarlett looked over the minor port that consisted of the Nedelan colony. It might be petty in it's current state, but one day, it might blossom into a neat little rose of the New World. Of course, she isn't here to do such a thing, for the colony's Governor would be the one who would focus on that task. She is here for other means…

1-2: Travelling across the greatest lake aboard the Galleon left her skills a little… Rusty, to say the least. Using a throw-away rapier rather than her personal one, she began to retrain her techniques against trees and those willing in order to restore her skills to a better standard.

>Train up the Swordfighting skill.

3: Nobody knows what awaits them in the New World, hence some people joining a 'militia' to provide some degree of protection. While she may not favour the other colonial tasks, she offered herself up to help the militia, in order to ensure herself payment in the colony.

>Help the militia in order to get money.

Once the sun begin to sink behind the forest behind the colony, she retired herself back to the Galleon, to sleep within the First-Class cabin only second to the Captain's own.

"Ah! A fresh breeze stirs the waves and flutters the heart, eh Steersman?

Ah don't look so glum! This is a NEW WORLD of unparelled ADVENTURE. Why, it's just the sort of thing that'll make one for the chapbooks back home you know! Reminds me of the time I found the Monkey Temples of Ancient Antioch! Or was that the Chimpaneeze Caves?

Huh

Well never-mind-all-that!

What's truly important is figuring out WHERE IN THE NAME OF THE KINGS ROYAL HAT we /are/, Steersman! It's been months and months of sailing and frankly I was never very good with that whole map business; it's what makes me such an excellent Adventurer! Why, I constantly get lost. So I constantly find lost cities! Stick with me and we'll be up to a kneecaps in fancy foreign gold before you can say "What ho that there fella with the spear looks a mite aggressive!""

>ACTION

1 - the Solwyn Expedition needs to [Find Itself]; somewhere around the Green Nedeland Expedition

2 - And what's that old chap? We didn't bring any food? Proper adventuring spirit that is! Well can we eat some of these fancy foreign looking fish? Have a go of jumping in the water and gutting one, there's a brave lad.

3 - Have we found the Edelseer Expedition? CAPITAL. Wave a flag of peace, prosperity and personal friendship and offer the happy services of the worlds foremost ADVENTURER. We will give you this [+1 Currency] if you give us a few stout lads or ladettes or those who'd rather not be either to join us on an EXPEDITION! [Trade with Edelseer or rouse up any lingering souls ready to wander into the DEEP INTERIOR, HUZZAH]

=Ferishan Solwyn=

CURRENT Position: [East of Somewhere, West of Somewhere Else, Roundabout that-a-way]

Country of Origin: Espanolia

Profession: Adventuring Doctor-Philosopher

>[Followers:]

+WHOEVER IS CREWING THAT SLOOP

>[Assets]:

+1 Civilian sloop

>[Inventory:]

+1 telescope (See Farther)

+1 sextant (Move faster)

>[Resources]:

+1 currency

>[Bonus]:

[Seasoned explorer] - nature, natives and travel!

>[Negative]:

[Eccentric] - That reminds me of that time I visited…

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>>21624

There's a dropdown menu you dumb cunt.

Rolled 20, 50, 54 = 124 (3d100)

>>21623

Mein gott, I am terrible at rolling dice today. Ahem.

>>21625

I KNOW

IT KEEPS MESSING UP

>Grraaagh

Rolled 10, 87, 78 = 175 (3d100)

Name: Belico Nervi

Country of Origin: Mellia, a Renaissance city state in the west of the old world. The small nation has recently been devastated by piracy and crime, and is unofficially ruled by a group of mercenaries.

Profession: Pirate is such an ugly word…

Fluff: Belico grew up in the crime ridden underworld, abandoned by- oh, no wait, that was a lie. Belico grew up the son of a mercenary captain, dealing with the insane mess of political intrigue in the small republic. He learned quickly, and managed to rather successfully outlive all of his siblings. The young man, through pragmatism, ruthlessness, and a personal dislike of mimes managed to escape the nation on his father's death, selling everything he could in order to purchase a ship and scarper to the new world.

Now he's there, on a sickly little ship with the remnants of his father's mercenary company, and a devoted obsession with the good things in life, much to his own detriment. Well, lets see where the world takes him, hopefully not back home into the waiting pikes of his former uncles.

>Assets: Weaponized civilian sloop [The Redblade]

>Inventory: +1 Currency

>Followers: +5 Mercenaries

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Bonus: [Straight from the Underground] You have always been in the business of being seedy and have grown accustom to it. You can operate in all markets and are very good at dealing with the less desirables.

Weakness: [One trick Pony] For all of your talk and past experience.. You are really nothing more then a mercenary captains son, you have few skills and no reputation, just the things he left you. You will have a difficult time surviving in this new world.

1. Well then, glad we're done with all that succession business, I suppose we'd better carve ourselves a niche and get to work. First and foremost, let's get to plundering. I'm sure there are some trade ships around here ripe and ready for the taking.

2. I suppose I'd best get myself some tutoring in the art of swordsmanship, to match my dashing and charisma, of course.

3. Well, I suppose it would be rather helpful to find ourselves a nice place to settle in when needs be. After all, can't be at sea every day.

Rolled 69, 31, 87 = 187 (3d100)

>>21617

Name:Kintland

color:Blue

Location:????

Country of Origin: Relza

Nation Type:Independant

>Resources:

Pop: 50

food: 5

Currency: 3

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>Navy:

+1 civilian frigate

>Bonus:Refugee Camp] You are nothing more then mere refugees, but that means you are just the right kind of place people want to go to! You will find the occasional gift of population and it will be easier to grow your population.

>Negative:[Crazy Home Life] Your people have religion control their lives, they are very hostile to the very idea of it and won't participate very well with those who follow it. You may also see cultist pop up in one way or another due to the nature of your departure.

>Tech:

ACTIONS

1. Our first priority as refugees is food. We need to find a good source of it. Search around the local land for animals that can be easily tamed and herded or good arable land

2. We need to begin constructing defenses in case the cult comes after us. The best way to start doing so is securing building materials first. Build a lumber camp/mill

3. Train up some prospector teams to find the natural resources in this untapped land we will need many to ensure our independence from the crazies back in the motherland.

Rolled 34, 15, 30 = 79 (3d100)

>>21616

Name: Mehgir

Country of Origin: Voxlisa

*Country Fluff: Voxlisa is an island nation in the Eastern part of the old world. Formed by the uniting of tribes by the first king after that king was converted to the Faith. It has held a strong naval and trade tradition since it's conception. Said to have one of the strongest navies in the old world. Embroiled in the war in Relza against the cultists at the moment. Have begun to use slavery in some of their colonies on other continents.

Nation Fluff: During the Cult War captain Mehga von Skein went rogue, and his crew followed. Mehga was a naval officer and noble in the kingdom, and apparently Mehga had issues with slavery. Heading to the new world after a few hits and gaining more men and freed slaves he set up a port in the new world.

Nation Type: Outlaw

Color: Purple

Resources: 3 Food

30 Pop

5 Currency

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Navy: Military Frigate

Bonus: [Naval Tradition] You are a skilled and respected naval captain, you get a combat bonus to naval combat and it will be much easier to recruit willing men to your cause due to your reputation:

Negative:[Traitor] You are nothing but a mutineer in the eyes of your old leaders, You have stolen a vessel and a good crew. They will actively hunt you down and any other nation will attempt to bring you to justice as well.

Tech:

1. Get the men setting up a lumber yard, we are going to need to make our own homes and wood will be good for that and repairing the ship.

2. Get some men exploring this new land for resources.

3. We need to find some food, and we only have prepared rations so a farm is out of the question. Start looking for some native plants that might be edible, but look to see what the animals eat too. Don't want anything poisonous.

Rolled 96, 98, 66 = 260 (3d100)

Current Position: On the coast - headed in-land

Name: Mr. Jonathan Coalburn

Country of Origin: Lesser Albion

Profession: Colonial Prospector

Fluff: While some nations hand out a charter willynilly to any old fool with ambition, Lesser Albion does not play that game. It has the navy to back any colonial venture, but it lacks the funds and the patience for frivolous attempts. Thisi s where individuals like Mr. Coalburn come into play. It is his job to go to the new world and find the most suitable and profitable locations for a new colony, prep the area, make friends with the locals, and of course, make sure no one else tries to muscle in one what will soon be an Albion colony. Mr. Coalburn takes his work very seriously, and he never leaves home without a trained escort of the Queen's Rangers to make sure that ill-doers and foreign scum alike don't impede his goal for Queen and Country.

Followers: 4 Queen's Rangers

Assets: 1 currency, 1 civilian sloop

Inventory: +1 surveyors map (Allows you to survey for metals easier and more effectively)

Resources:

Bonus: [Prospector] You seem to find resources where the once was none. You will have a bonus to searching for materials.

Negative: [White-Collar] You are posh and proper compared to locals, You aren't very good at exploring the wilds and lack combat skills. The common people see little value in your abilities.

Mr Coalburn stood on the deck of the ship, rocking to and fro with the beat of every wave and swell. It was a gentle rocking for gentle waves, and he didn't seem to mind it nearly as much as he did when he first boarded the vessel three months ago. Before long several other gentlemen joined him on the deck. Four invidiuals with feathered green berets and green uniforms - Queen's Rangers - and three others. One was the captain of the HMS Wayfarer, the other two were his assistants Mr. Jobur and Mr. Piper.

"We'll be sending your party off in a skiff here shortly, Mr. Coalburn." Said the Captain looking out at the swell of land moving steadily closer. "We don't expect there to be any issues, but we'll stay anchored off the island and send a small landing party ashore to forage for some fresh supplies along with you." Jonathan nodded his head without looking to the Captain who didn't seem at all perturbed by the slight.

"I want to start heading inland as quickly as possible.It seems the rumors were true, and we're not the first nation with their eyes set on this prize. Fools have no knowledge of how to make sustainable colonies, but we Albions do. Still, we need to move quickly lest we lose our possible advantages of skill in this regard." Her held his hand out to the side, and Mr. Piper was quick to place a spyglass into it. There was the quick gentle sound of metal against metal, a softer click, and then Jonathan's voice began again. "This is prime land. I can feel it in my bones. But the Ministry of Colonial Affairs won't send a charter without proper prospecting done." He closed the spyglass again. "There's a lot of money to be made here, Captain. Let's go get rich, shall we?"

1. Set up a small camp on the shore of the north center island for maintaining supply and communication to our sloop.

2. See to our supply stocks, ration out what we'll need for a week-long trip into the interior and back to the camp proper.

3. Make a selection of three other members of the ship's crew that can be brought with Jonathan's party to round it out to 8 members for the in-land expedition.

Rolled 17, 33, 22 = 72 (3d100)

>>21617

Name: Absterlund

Country of Origin: Zelgund

*Country Fluff: Zelgund is a hard cold lonely island in the north. It's small and has a narrow growing season. It would be totally worthless except for two things, one an incredibly large mine of gemstones important to the Holy Church, and the large forests housing much wood, as well as monstrous creatures that call them home. The mine gives Zelgund a disproportionately large amount of wealth and world pull. The forest allows for the island to build up a rather impressive and highly mobile navy, which protects the island from those who would take the mine. Thus Zelgund has long been considered a tough nut to crack, doable yes, but it would cause Church censure and require so many resources that who ever did break it would be left open to further aggression.

Nation Fluff: Absterlund is a funded venture by Zelgund to create a colony in the new world. It's purpose is to keep a pulse on the happenings, trade with locals, merchants an d natives, and to supply Zelgund with materials it lacks and must buy at greater cost.

Nation Type: colonial Charter

Color. Yellow

Resources:

+10 currency

+10 food

Assets:

+100 pop

Military:

Navy:

+1 Civilian Galleon

Bonus:

Bonus: [Great Mines of Zelgund] Your people are very wealthy from these mines. They can almost spend at will. You can add +10 (before rolls) to any one action every two turns. (Never to exceed a 90) 1/2

Negative:

Negative: [With Wealth Comes..] Every pirate/brigand/raider from here to the old world will know your ships carry valuable metals. You will be a prime target for those types and will occasionally have corruption rob your coffers or leave you in a weakened state.

Tech:

1. Start work on setting up a farm

2. Scout out the island for resources

3. Start planning out how to build our harbor.

Rolled 67, 97, 37 = 201 (3d100)

Name: Urza

Country of Origin: Relza

*Country Fluff: Relza is a country at war with itself where the cultist now reign supreme and has caused a war between believers and non belivers. Before the conflict Relza was a country of peace and trade. Having had no problems with any other countries but it all started to change when thousands of people began converting. Most people that converted became brainwashed and zombie like. Having no independent thought. And at one point people had enough and started a group against the cult. This caused a conflict that lasted for decades until the cultists won and forced of the remainder of the resistance group

Nation Fluff: The nation formed through the group that escaped Relza and are all experienced fighters but also very anti religous refusing to do trade with anyone related to gods,magic and the like. they're also very suspicous of outsiders and are all armed with atleast some kind of weapon incase of another cult uprising

Nation Type: Independent

Resources: 50 pop

5 food

2 Currency

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Military:

Navy: 1 Civilian Frigate

Bonus: [Hardened Warriors] Your people have fought in the civil war for all of their life, they fled desperately to get away from it and will fight tooth and nail to maintain a peaceful existence free from any outside intrusion. You get a bonus to combat rolls.

Negative: [Crazy Home Life] Your people have religion control their lives, they are very hostile to the very idea of it and won't participate very well with those who follow it. You may also see cultist pop up in one way or another due to the nature of your departure.

Tech:

Action 1: Scout out the nearby woods.

Action 2: After scouting claim the safe areas around us

Action 3: Send the boat out to hunt fish

>>21591

>>>21591

Start Position: Western edge of Island to the south

Name: Agurian Freehold

Country of Origin: Aguria

*Country Fluff: Aguria - the land of constant turmoil. Located at the borders of three of the largest powers in the old world, Aguria has long been a country that had found itself not in charge of its own fate. The land itself is fertile and rich, more of a curse then a godsend, as armies from the three powers would often pillage it's lands for their wealth, and as such, the people quickly learned to not grow attached to many things they owned, be it crops, cows, daughters for pillage or sons for war. In the brief times Aguria was not located firmly under the heel of foreign oppression, it was often torn apart by the various parties fighting for control of its vast wealth. Feed up with this constant cycle of death and destruction, the Agurians took to the earth, hiding low from those who would oppress them and take what was theirs. Deep underground they dug and dug, until they arrived at a port city near the coast. There, using the resources they had left from their old lives and what little they had garnered in their underground exodus, they bought a few ships, ratty things that would carry them to this "new world" And that they did, though a few were lost on the journey there, and none at all survived the "landing"; that in and of itself being the Agurians swimming the last few hundred feet to shore, they were finally free at last, captains of their own destiny for the first time in their nation's history. They aim to make the most of it. Back in the old world, the mystery of what happened to the Agurians still perplexes the three power to this day, and their conflicts still fuel the fires of war over the now vacant land, fighting as much for blood debts and vengeance as honor and territory.

Nation Fluff: The remains of the once humble nation of Aguria, they now seek to make a new, free home among the vast lands of the new world. They have only the shirts on their backs and what little they managed to salvage from their now-sunken ships. A hard people used to adversity, they will overcome this challenge, as they have all challenges before it, and they will all challenges after it.

Nation Type: Independent

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Negative:

Tech:

Rolled 20, 11, 7 = 38 (3d100)

>>21617

>Name: "Bazmann"

>Country of Origin: Königreich Teetscher Lande

>Country Fluff:

In an act of incredible diplomatic, cultural and military prowess the Duchy of Precia found itself able to unite the long divided Teetsche people under a single banner, forming the Kingdom of Teetscher Lands forming a new technological and military powerhouse in the center of !Europe.

Alienating many of the powers in the old world it was clear that the young Kingdom had few friends outside its own borders and while none of the other central powers were believed capable of defeating the young Kingdom in open warfare the fickle balance of power was threatening to shift once more with the emergence of new colonies in the far West.

It was clear to the King's advisors that the one thing the new cultural union required more than anything was time. Time to fortify its new borders and time to centralize the hundreds of tiny fragmented Teetsche nations into the industrial Moloch it had the very potential to become.

>Profession: Diplomat/Spy

>Fluff:

Not bordering any seas and with its neighbors more than unwilling to land a hand it was nigh impossible for the Königreich Teetscher Lande to expand and it was decided that the Kingdom would have to seek expansions in military, technological and industrial matters within its own borders.

In order to gain the time required to do so one of the Kings most experienced and ruthless spies was deployed. A man so cruel and lethal his mere deployment within a nations borders could be considered a declaration of war. A master of disguise little more is known about this deceptive character except for the Alias he is referred to in official government documents: the "Bazmann".

Sent to the New World he is tasked with straining relations between the old and the new world, strengthening independents and criminals while stealing technologies and artifacts, constantly seeking to expand Teetsch influence, potentially going as far as to secure new alliances for an otherwise isolated nation.

>Location: Some rivaling States village

>Followers:

>Assets:

+ 1 civilian sloop

>Inventory:

+ 1 Fine Clothing

>Resources:

>Bonus:

+ [Web Weaver] You are here only to play pawns against each other, and thus you will get heavy bonuses to forcing others hands.

>Negative:

+ [Ticking Time Bomb] Your reputation is known in the old world. Its possible for you to be found out here and it could spell disaster for your plans. Be wary of revealing yourself to much or you may end up in jail.. Or worse.

1. While the settlements were still young it was time for Bazmann to build up a personality that would easily be believable, that of a trader would no doubt allow him to travel between the various settlements without being questioned, obtaining valuable information as to the needs and wants of the local population. Though he had no wares on hand he would "collect" an assortment of things here and there with his spy skills to present as his wares up for trade.

2. Once having made at least a little capital for his personal pursuits it was time to establish himself in the local communities. Bazman going by the name of Cornelius Jackerman, son of a less than grand architect, would seek to gain some favors with the local populations. They would remember him for it once they had obtained more relevant positions in the quickly developing world of the colonies.

3. An objective the King had hidden even from his most trusted advisors was for Bazmann to make contact with the native population. The King had deemed them no doubt inferior to the vast technological advances of !Europe. If they were to withstand the colonization attempts of foreign powers they would need to be well equipped and taught how to fight. Needless to say to evaluate the natives first hand Bazmann would have to find them first, making contact and ensuring they would hold the Teetsche people in high regards. Certainly gifts would be appropriate. Perhaps he could offer something from the things he had "obtained" earlier.

Rolled 25, 9, 9 = 43 (3d100)

>>21616

Name: Principality of Temnland

Colour: Orange

Country of Origin: Empire of Drakensriech

*Country Fluff: The Empire of Drakensriech has a long and "prestigious" history of warfare with their neighbours having grown strong by eating anyone seen as too weak to rule themselves. In recent years however things have been stagnant, with most neighbours remaining strong enough to not seem an easy target. So when the new world was discovered the empire wanted their slice of the cake

Nation Fluff: The lands of Prince Temnick, fourth in line for the Imperial Throne, a scholar by preference but still trained in the art of war by tradition. On his 23rd birthday he was declared lord of his on land, a tiny province in the new world. With the entire empire expecting their new lands to grow, Prince Temnick, lord of Temnland is sent to the new world.

Nation Type: Colonial Charter

Population: 100 pop

Resources: 10 currency, 10 food

Assets:

Military:

Navy: 1 Civilian Galleon

Bonus: [Military Tradition] Your people are strong combatants on land and won't be bested often. They carry some of the finest equipment the world has seen.

Negative: [Warlike] Your people are focused on besting others in combat, they will be slower to develop in other fields and will often have problems diplomatically with others and natives.

Tech:

The first thing to do is to claim more land for the empire and secure its resources. Claim the coast for the Drakensreich!

1 Expand North

2 Expand South

3 Expand West

>>21620

You are a skilled warrior already, But there is already more room to learn. You gain [Novice Swordfighting]

You get a job with the militia. Its a lowly job with little pay.. But it helps. +.2 currency per turn

>>21622

+4 Inquisitors

+1 Civilian Sloop

+1 currency

Bonus: [Doing Gods Work] You are sent by the church and are the only hero that can request reinforcements or supplies. The church needs to be pleased with you however. They will occasionally offer gifts.

Negative: [Fanatical] There is no room for diplomacy with infidels and natives. You would not grant them your precious time. You must purge whatever heresy fills these lands. Covert, or die.

>>21623

You have found yourself in the proper spot and gather some supplies from the local fauna, however due to small populations you didn't recruit any volunteers. You will get a bonus to your next exploration roll though.

>>21627

Trade ships? Hah, hardly. You find an abandoned raft floating carelessly through the sea.

You Complete [Novice Swordsmanship]

There are many options, however you find yourself a nice secluded cove on the southeasterly island, Its enough to hide your ship for now. (This won't be shown on the map for now)

>>21628

You form a militia of 10 men after the days training is done. You also have a strange woman who offers her sword to your cause.

+10 [Militia]

Surely there must be something useful in this forest. After hours of searching your men give up and rest on a tree, only to reveal their hand sticking to it.. After smelling its sweet aroma and tasting it and not immediately dying they take a blade to the tree to reveal a thick edible sap. They bring some home but you will need to put work in to build a steady supply.

+2 "Sap" (Name as you wish)

Your men begin work on the wall but it is slow progress. 1/4

>>21629

While out on the hunt you find a small herd of hairless six legged creatures. They seem skittish but none hostile. They bear no tusk or horns and seem to be purely herbivores as they use their snouts to dig through the dirt for assorted foods. They aren't much bigger then a chicken would be. But its a start, You will need to tame them first.

You start on a lumber mill to the south, but as you haven't claimed that territory it is only on the edge of the forest. It is slow progress today. 1/4

You train two prospectors, It come prove useful in the coming months.

>>21630

You begin setting up a lumberyard to make use of your forested home. But its slow progress with drunken pirates. 1/4

They get spooked by the darkness and don't explore today.

You fail to find anything of any particular use today.. The men seem fatigued and decide to try again another day.

>>21631

You set up a small camp in the woods just inland from the shore. It will serve as a fine basecamp while trekking further into the island.

You set out a careful ration plan that may actually overcome your lack of exploring ability. That with the extra hands will make for a handy bonus on your next actions.

>>21633

The peasants seem to fail to do anything of note today.. It is an unfortunate first day.

>>21634

You scout the woods immediately easy and west of you and find no dangers. You incorporate them into your territories with a flag marking it off. While your boat goes out it doesn't have much luck.. It comes back with just enough fish to last you the day.

+1 fish

>>21635

+50 pop

+5 food

+3 currency

Bonus: [Men Of Dwarven Quality] During your exodus you people grasped the concept that they were really good miners. And so they will always be, they have more luck digging underground and can set up mines easily.

Negative: [Born From Rags] Your people haven't known wealth. They are very inept at trade and will often get cheated by it. They may misvalue things as well

(Ill update the map tommorow but you are where you say you are)

>>21636

Nothing today there. Some mad man ran into the village shouting "FINE RUSSIAN WASHINGTON SOIL FOR SALE". No one understood and it shut down operations all day.

>>21683

>>21641

+1 [L] Military Frigate (Name it?)

+1 Currency

Bonus: [She might be a piece of shit, But shes my piece of shit] You weren't an officer by any means, but you were skilled with your ship. You know the in and outs of this vessel and learned a few tricks during your time raiding trade lanes back in the old world. You will gain a strong combat bonus as long as you stay with your legendary ship.

Negative: [A man with a Past] You have made a large enemy with your actions, it may not be today, or tommorow, but they will find you. And they will come after you with a might never seen in this world. Stay low, stay quiet. and you might make it out of here alive.

>>21649

+1 [L] Military Galleon

+10 food

+10 currency

+100 pop

Bonus: [Pride of the Fleet] They sent you with the pride and joy of the fleet. It is well armed and well suited to use as a base of operations.

Negative: [Home Away From Home] You better get comfortable, This vessel is the last you will see of your home country for a long time. Due to the distance between you and your home country, supply runs and reinforcements will be few and far between. They sent you this ship in order to ensure you would still be here when they got here.

>>21676

You expand one hex north onto the beach. Its nothing more then a flag though.

IF YOU ARE A NATION, YOU LOSE 1 FOOD. If you found an alternative, you may use that instead. This will continue EVERY turn until you find a sustainable alternative.

I will update the map tomorrow. There is another player not pictures on the west side of the south-easterly island.

Rolled 744, 331, 401 = 1476 (3d1000)

>>21683

Name:Kintland

color:Blue

Country of Origin: Relza

Nation Type:Independant

>Resources:

Pop: 50

food: 4

Currency: 3

>Assets:

2 Prospectors

>Military:

>Navy:

+1 civilian frigate

>Bonus:Refugee Camp] You are nothing more then mere refugees, but that means you are just the right kind of place people want to go to! You will find the occasional gift of population and it will be easier to grow your population.

>Negative:[Crazy Home Life] Your people have religion control their lives, they are very hostile to the very idea of it and won't participate very well with those who follow it. You may also see cultist pop up in one way or another due to the nature of your departure.

>Tech:

1. I shall name these creatures Aurans. Try to catch as many of them as we can. Hopefully they are as stupid as chickens are and run right into our nets and traps. Once we have captured them we can tame them.

2. Continue work on the lumber mill 1/4

3. Begin work on building a more functional port right now as I understand it we just park the ships away from shore and rowboat in. That is not an efficient use of our resources

Rolled 15, 49, 4 = 68 (3d100)

>>21692

Rolled 48, 36, 36 = 120 (3d100)

>>21684

Name: Principality of Temnland

Colour: Orange

Country of Origin: Empire of Drakensriech

*Country Fluff: The Empire of Drakensriech has a long and "prestigious" history of warfare with their neighbours having grown strong by eating anyone seen as too weak to rule themselves. In recent years however things have been stagnant, with most neighbours remaining strong enough to not seem an easy target. So when the new world was discovered the empire wanted their slice of the cake

Nation Fluff: The lands of Prince Temnick, fourth in line for the Imperial Throne, a scholar by preference but still trained in the art of war by tradition. On his 23rd birthday he was declared lord of his on land, a tiny province in the new world. With the entire empire expecting their new lands to grow, Prince Temnick, lord of Temnland is sent to the new world.

Nation Type: Colonial Charter

Population: 100 pop

Resources: 10 currency, 9 food

Assets:

Military:

Navy: 1 Civilian Galleon

Bonus: [Military Tradition] Your people are strong combatants on land and won't be bested often. They carry some of the finest equipment the world has seen.

Negative: [Warlike] Your people are focused on besting others in combat, they will be slower to develop in other fields and will often have problems diplomatically with others and natives.

Tech:

Blast! This is going too slow, we need to claim more land for the glory of Drakensreich!

1 Push further north and keep flagging it.

2 Explore inland for resources

3 Set up fishing by the coast

Rolled 34, 3, 69 = 106 (3d100)

Name: The Expeditionary Force of the Xerxiad Caliphate

Country of Origin: The Xerxiad Caliphate

Country Fluff: http://pastebin.com/E7s9PWvG

Nation Fluff:

The Caliphate Colonial Expeditionary Force.

The Caliphate prides itself on gunpowder and large ships. Not the first to discover gunpowder, they were its greatest admirer and proponent, inventing gigantic bombards and heavy mortars, and their access to numerous forested states provides them with an overwhelming supply of lumber and manpower.

They favor large and extremely armed ships of gigantic size, as heavy ships of the line form the bulk of their navy. This is in stark contrast to the European and Eastern style, who favor lighter, more maneuverable and numerous ships such as destroyers and frigates and cruisers. Slow, but well armored and massively gunned on all sides, while notoriously easy to outpace at sea, it is known that only those who seek to catch a tiger by the tail tend to challenge a Caliphate ship without overwhelming numbers.

The Expeditionary force has been sent on such a ship, to establish a colony in the new world, and see what new peoples there are to be taught the way of many ways, and to hear of the truth of all truths.

Nation Type: Colony Multi-charter (that is, sanctioned by the Caliphate, but supported by funded by numerous states wishing to invest in the new world.)

Dont Fill

Resources:

+10 food

Assets:

+10 currency

+100 pop

Military:

Navy:

+1 [L] Military Galleon

Bonus: [Pride of the Fleet] They sent you with the pride and joy of the fleet. It is well armed and well suited to use as a base of operations.

Negative: [Home Away From Home] You better get comfortable, This vessel is the last you will see of your home country for a long time. Due to the distance between you and your home country, supply runs and reinforcements will be few and far between. They sent you this ship in order to ensure you would still be here when they got here.

Tech:

1. Land, make camp and settlement, and give praise to the many gods that we are here safe and sound.

"Those of Disclam are taught to preferably pray towards the Holy Kaaba, where the many gods hear our prayers. Unless your god asks thee to turn to another direction."

2. Once supplies and main civilian population has been unloaded, I want an expedition further westward to discover the lay of the land.

3. We need a stable source of food and water. Learning how to fish shall serve us well, as for the water we shall have to find a clear flowing river preferably.

>>21697

*3: Finally, there needs to be more to her job than to merely tend to the colonial Militia… Heading to the colonial governor, she seeks to find a task for herself to do, in order to earn herself a bonus among other things…

>Get a quest!

Rolled 14, 25, 21 = 60 (3d100)

Name: Belico Nervi

Country of Origin: Mellia, a Renaissance city state in the west of the old world. The small nation has recently been devastated by piracy and crime, and is unofficially ruled by a group of mercenaries.

Profession: Pirate is such an ugly word…

Fluff: Belico grew up in the crime ridden underworld, abandoned by- oh, no wait, that was a lie. Belico grew up the son of a mercenary captain, dealing with the insane mess of political intrigue in the small republic. He learned quickly, and managed to rather successfully outlive all of his siblings. The young man, through pragmatism, ruthlessness, and a personal dislike of mimes managed to escape the nation on his father's death, selling everything he could in order to purchase a ship and scarper to the new world.

Now he's there, on a sickly little ship with the remnants of his father's mercenary company, and a devoted obsession with the good things in life, much to his own detriment. Well, lets see where the world takes him, hopefully not back home into the waiting pikes of his former uncles.

>Assets: Weaponized civilian sloop [The Redblade]

>Inventory: +1 Currency

>Followers: +5 Mercenaries

>Skills: Novice Swordsman

Bonus: [Straight from the Underground] You have always been in the business of being seedy and have grown accustom to it. You can operate in all markets and are very good at dealing with the less desirable,

Weakness: [One trick Pony] For all of your talk and past experience.. You are really nothing more then a mercenary captains son, you have few skills and no reputation, just the things he left you. You will have a difficult time surviving in this new world.

1. Well that's rather unfortunate. I suppose we need income of some sort, so trade will have to do. Find ourselves some work as a trade vessel, I'm sure there must be something.

2. Try to contact the local black markets on this trade mission

3. Start building ourselves a little settlement in the cove.

Rolled 81, 52, 86 = 219 (3d100)

>>21683

Name: Urza

Country of Origin: Relza

*Country Fluff: Relza is a country at war with itself where the cultist now reign supreme and has caused a war between believers and non belivers. Before the conflict Relza was a country of peace and trade. Having had no problems with any other countries but it all started to change when thousands of people began converting. Most people that converted became brainwashed and zombie like. Having no independent thought. And at one point people had enough and started a group against the cult. This caused a conflict that lasted for decades until the cultists won and forced of the remainder of the resistance group

Nation Fluff: The nation formed through the group that escaped Relza and are all experienced fighters but also very anti religous refusing to do trade with anyone related to gods,magic and the like. they're also very suspicous of outsiders and are all armed with atleast some kind of weapon incase of another cult uprising

Nation Type: Independent

Resources: 50 pop

5 food

2 Currency

Assets:

Military:

Navy: 1 Civilian Frigate

Bonus: [Hardened Warriors] Your people have fought in the civil war for all of their life, they fled desperately to get away from it and will fight tooth and nail to maintain a peaceful existence free from any outside intrusion. You get a bonus to combat rolls.

Negative: [Crazy Home Life] Your people have religion control their lives, they are very hostile to the very idea of it and won't participate very well with those who follow it. You may also see cultist pop up in one way or another due to the nature of your departure.

Tech:

Color: RED

Action 1: Start setting up lumber mill

Action 2: Scout the mountain

Action 3: Send out boat for more fishing

Rolled 99, 94, 44 = 237 (3d100)

>>21683

Name: Mehgir

Country of Origin: Voxlisa

*Country Fluff: Voxlisa is an island nation in the Eastern part of the old world. Formed by the uniting of tribes by the first king after that king was converted to the Faith. It has held a strong naval and trade tradition since it's conception. Said to have one of the strongest navies in the old world. Embroiled in the war in Relza against the cultists at the moment. Have begun to use slavery in some of their colonies on other continents.

Nation Fluff: During the Cult War captain Mehga von Skein went rogue, and his crew followed. Mehga was a naval officer and noble in the kingdom, and apparently Mehga had issues with slavery. Heading to the new world after a few hits and gaining more men and freed slaves he set up a port in the new world.

Nation Type: Outlaw

Color: Purple

Resources: 3 Food

30 Pop

5 Currency

Assets:

Military:

Navy: Military Frigate

Bonus: [Naval Tradition] You are a skilled and respected naval captain, you get a combat bonus to naval combat and it will be much easier to recruit willing men to your cause due to your reputation:

Negative:[Traitor] You are nothing but a mutineer in the eyes of your old leaders, You have stolen a vessel and a good crew. They will actively hunt you down and any other nation will attempt to bring you to justice as well.

Tech:

1. Just sing a sea shanty and get to work. Lumberyard 1/4

2. What are you, pirates? Or a bunch of women? Get to exploring!

3. Look for farm-able food.

Rolled 79, 67, 79 = 225 (3d100)

>>21683

Name: Absterlund

Country of Origin: Zelgund

*Country Fluff: Zelgund is a hard cold lonely island in the north. It's small and has a narrow growing season. It would be totally worthless except for two things, one an incredibly large mine of gemstones important to the Holy Church, and the large forests housing much wood, as well as monstrous creatures that call them home. The mine gives Zelgund a disproportionately large amount of wealth and world pull. The forest allows for the island to build up a rather impressive and highly mobile navy, which protects the island from those who would take the mine. Thus Zelgund has long been considered a tough nut to crack, doable yes, but it would cause Church censure and require so many resources that who ever did break it would be left open to further aggression.

Nation Fluff: Absterlund is a funded venture by Zelgund to create a colony in the new world. It's purpose is to keep a pulse on the happenings, trade with locals, merchants an d natives, and to supply Zelgund with materials it lacks and must buy at greater cost.

Nation Type: colonial Charter

Color. Yellow

Resources:

+10 currency

+9 food

+100 pop

Assets:

Military:

Navy:

+1 Civilian Galleon

Bonus: [Great Mines of Zelgund] Your people are very wealthy from these mines. They can almost spend at will. You can add +10 (before rolls) to any one action every two turns. (Never to exceed a 90) 2/2

Negative: [With Wealth Comes..] Every pirate/brigand/raider from here to the old world will know your ships carry valuable metals. You will be a prime target for those types and will occasionally have corruption rob your coffers or leave you in a weakened state.

Tech:

1. Start work on setting up a farm

+Bonus

2. Scout out the island for resources

3. Start planning out how to build our harbor.

Rolled 10, 19, 92 = 121 (3d100)

>>21683

Current Position: On the coast - headed in-land

Name: Mr. Jonathan Coalburn

Country of Origin: Lesser Albion

Profession: Colonial Prospector

Fluff: While some nations hand out a charter willynilly to any old fool with ambition, Lesser Albion does not play that game. It has the navy to back any colonial venture, but it lacks the funds and the patience for frivolous attempts. Thisi s where individuals like Mr. Coalburn come into play. It is his job to go to the new world and find the most suitable and profitable locations for a new colony, prep the area, make friends with the locals, and of course, make sure no one else tries to muscle in one what will soon be an Albion colony. Mr. Coalburn takes his work very seriously, and he never leaves home without a trained escort of the Queen's Rangers to make sure that ill-doers and foreign scum alike don't impede his goal for Queen and Country.

Followers: 4 Queen's Rangers, 3 Picked Shipmates

Assets: 1 currency, 1 civilian sloop, 1 base Camp

Inventory: +1 surveyors map (Allows you to survey for metals easier and more effectively)

Resources:

Bonus: [Prospector] You seem to find resources where the once was none. You will have a bonus to searching for materials.

Negative: [White-Collar] You are posh and proper compared to locals, You aren't very good at exploring the wilds and lack combat skills. The common people see little value in your abilities.

Temp Bonuses: Extra Hands Extra Rations - bonus to the next exploration roll, negative counteracted.

1-2. With all of our preparations made it's time to start the first week-long expedition inland.

3. Careful mapping and documentation is made of the areas we travel through to keep accurate records for the Ministry of Colonial Affairs' records.

Rolled 60, 81, 83 = 224 (3d100)

>>21683

Starting Position: ?

Name: Venceslás Erasmo de Pedreña

Country of Origin: Espanolia

Profession: High Inquisitor in the New World

Fluff:

Savages.

Millions - and millions - of savages.

A whole new world found, full of land and resources for good, Ikaldr-fearing men. A whole new world, filled to the brim with heathen, idol-worshipping, hedonistic savages. Not one worshiper of the Celestial Titan throughout the whole of their barbaric, unenlightened tribes. It DISGUSTS me. In the lands to the east, the worship of the Keeper has been spreading well enough. Now, we have a whole new land to attend to. It is our destiny to own these lands, and all the scum that inhabit them.

They will convert, or they will die. I do not particularly care which. I will tear down their primitive totems and temples and build churches on their bones, and in the name of the Keeper, nothing will stop me until we own every inch of these heathen lands.

Every. Last. Inch.

Followers: [4 Inquisitors] [one fucking coin]

Assets: [Sloop]

Inventory:

Resources:

Bonus: [Doing Gods Work] You are sent by the church and are the only hero that can request reinforcements or supplies. The church needs to be pleased with you however. They will occasionally offer gifts.

Negative: [Fanatical] There is no room for diplomacy with infidels and natives. You would not grant them your precious time. You must purge whatever heresy fills these lands. Covert, or die.

1. After arriving on the passage sloop with these four other high-ranked inquisitors who traveled with me, it it time to set up our base. First, I must set the soldiers and workers who manned this ship up under me - they are essentially the Church's men already, but I must steadfastly establish myself in full command now that we have arrived. This is, after all, my mission. [Note: Sloops have 35 or so people on them, usually.]

2. With this in mind, we must begin construction of our home fort in these fertile lands - this spot should be fine enough. Start by constructing a sturdy, large enough palisade and gate, made from the hardwood of our surrounding trees.

3. Then, it would be helpful to get an immediate supply of food quickly running. Inside the fort, before we have even started to build the living space, we should dedicate the space and area to planting an area wide enough to comfortably sustain the population of this small fort. At maximum, this place should hold two hundred - for now, this small group does not need much in the way of food.

Rolled 32, 73, 40 = 145 (3d100)

>>21683

>Name: "Bazmann"

>Country of Origin: Königreich Teetscher Lande

>Country Fluff:

In an act of incredible diplomatic, cultural and military prowess the Duchy of Precia found itself able to unite the long divided Teetsche people under a single banner, forming the Kingdom of Teetscher Lands forming a new technological and military powerhouse in the center of !Europe.

Alienating many of the powers in the old world it was clear that the young Kingdom had few friends outside its own borders and while none of the other central powers were believed capable of defeating the young Kingdom in open warfare the fickle balance of power was threatening to shift once more with the emergence of new colonies in the far West.

It was clear to the King's advisors that the one thing the new cultural union required more than anything was time. Time to fortify its new borders and time to centralize the hundreds of tiny fragmented Teetsche nations into the industrial Moloch it had the very potential to become.

>Profession: Diplomat/Spy

>Fluff:

Not bordering any seas and with its neighbors more than unwilling to land a hand it was nigh impossible for the Königreich Teetscher Lande to expand and it was decided that the Kingdom would have to seek expansions in military, technological and industrial matters within its own borders.

In order to gain the time required to do so one of the Kings most experienced and ruthless spies was deployed. A man so cruel and lethal his mere deployment within a nations borders could be considered a declaration of war. A master of disguise little more is known about this deceptive character except for the Alias he is referred to in official government documents: the "Bazmann".

Sent to the New World he is tasked with straining relations between the old and the new world, strengthening independents and criminals while stealing technologies and artifacts, constantly seeking to expand Teetsch influence, potentially going as far as to secure new alliances for an otherwise isolated nation.

>Location: Some rivaling States village

>Followers:

>Assets:

+ 1 civilian sloop

>Inventory:

+ 1 Fine Clothing

>Resources:

>Bonus:

+ [Web Weaver] You are here only to play pawns against each other, and thus you will get heavy bonuses to forcing others hands.

>Negative:

+ [Ticking Time Bomb] Your reputation is known in the old world. Its possible for you to be found out here and it could spell disaster for your plans. Be wary of revealing yourself to much or you may end up in jail.. Or worse.

1. Russian Washington? While he was unable to make any connections regarding !Europe and any major cities Bazmann did recall an old folktale about the people from vast lands seizing their rightful lands in a far away colony. It was perhaps even somewhat befitting the situation now that he came to think about it.

Either way the plan would remain unchanged. "Obtaining" a basis for trade was an inevitable cause of action and would enable the Bazmann to operate properly.

2. Introductions to the various factions would be most important as well. Primary any pirates that may have been roaming the seas ensuring their good will, promising them ample business opportunities if they worked with instead of against him.

Should Bazmann be able to obtain reliable data about trade routes this could greatly benefit both him and the pirates.

3. And last but not least his task was still to make contact with the natives. Of course they were a barbarous and simple people, however orders were orders.

>>21819

>>21734

Your Journey is slowed down time and time again by small errors and the land being a little more difficult to navigate then you had anticipated. However your careful preperations keep you going all the way to the edge of uncharted territory, you will have to rest today however. While you are going to develop a Prospected Map [East coast Hills (92) ] which notes out all of the metals you came across in your journey. This could be very valuable

>>21761

Given your bravery and mission, you settle as far east as is mapped. (On the beach just under purpleish, Will map you in next turn) (As a Hero you may have a CREW of 35 that you can try and recruit, but for the most part they are just ship crew, for balance reasons)

2: You begin building a hasty palisade, given the lack of many buildings or equipment you finish a quick palisade around the tents you brought with you. It will need to be expanded as your operations expands.

+Small Palisade

You never thought to bring anything with you but your swords.. So your men get to searching the nearby area for foods and find a plant with a big hearty root that is edible. Its a big bland and hard to eat raw, but its food. You set a few growing, enough to feed the fort for now. +Edible Root (It is orange when fresh and mellows out to a green color after aging a few days, No gain of food yet because you are a hero and lack the manpower to cultivate it in excess yet.)

>>21768

Coming from the opposite direction you land in some uncharted waters bringing with you new ideas, and more importantly new resources.

Bonus: [Asian Persuasian] You come from a whole new land, and with you comes rare resources. When your home country visits you can request unique resources that no one else can get and are worth very much. You also get a bonus to growing population

Negative: [Xenophobic Alien] Your people don't trust others and they don't trust you. Business will be difficult at first and the language barrier will be difficult. With bad luck they may actually regard you as natives.

+1 Civilian Frigate (Asian)

+5 pop

+5 food

+3 currency

>>21781

You scrap together a few pieces of trash that you can sort of pass off as wares.. But you will get a few questioning looks. +Weak Merchant Disguise

Trade is slow here for now, however you hear of a pirate faction up north by a few looselipped explorers. There are a few floating around but no one has heard of any attacks yet. However the colonies should be getting resupplied any day now..

You hear no rumors of natives yet.

AS WITH EVERY TURN -1 FOOD OR FOOD EQUIVALENT FOR NATIONS.

ALL NATIONS ROLL AN EXTRA 1d100 BEFORE YOU DO YOUR TURN (You can do your turn first, but you might regret it)

Some players are missing from the map probably. If you are please PM me on mibbit

Rolled 18, 60, 3 = 81 (3d100)

>>21819

Name: Absterlund

Country of Origin: Zelgund

*Country Fluff: Zelgund is a hard cold lonely island in the north. It's small and has a narrow growing season. It would be totally worthless except for two things, one an incredibly large mine of gemstones important to the Holy Church, and the large forests housing much wood, as well as monstrous creatures that call them home. The mine gives Zelgund a disproportionately large amount of wealth and world pull. The forest allows for the island to build up a rather impressive and highly mobile navy, which protects the island from those who would take the mine. Thus Zelgund has long been considered a tough nut to crack, doable yes, but it would cause Church censure and require so many resources that who ever did break it would be left open to further aggression.

Nation Fluff: Absterlund is a funded venture by Zelgund to create a colony in the new world. It's purpose is to keep a pulse on the happenings, trade with locals, merchants an d natives, and to supply Zelgund with materials it lacks and must buy at greater cost.

Nation Type: colonial Charter

Color. Yellow

Resources:

+10 currency

+9 food

+100 pop

Assets:

Farm +1 Grain a turn

Military:

Navy:

+1 Civilian Galleon

Bonus: [Great Mines of Zelgund] Your people are very wealthy from these mines. They can almost spend at will. You can add +10 (before rolls) to any one action every two turns. (Never to exceed a 90) 1/2

Negative: [With Wealth Comes..] Every pirate/brigand/raider from here to the old world will know your ships carry valuable metals. You will be a prime target for those types and will occasionally have corruption rob your coffers or leave you in a weakened state.

Tech:

1. Expand into the grasslands

2. Expand towards the forest

3. Continue work on the harbor (3/6)

Rolled 2 (1d100)

>>21819

Rolling for kintland

Rolled 50, 41, 13 = 104 (3d100)

Name: The Cathay Trading Corporation

Country of Origin: Cathay

*Country Fluff: Located in the far east, it is a large and prosperous land now under the rule of the Xi Yong dynasty. After a great upheaval of the people, the mandate of the heavens was passed from the decadent Yung-shi and their bizarre cult, and passed onto the Righteous, yet non-spiritual Xi Yong. Preaching to the people the necessity of self reliance and finding your own spiritual calling under the guidance of Confusios, they cast out the foul cult, and rebuilt their nation. Now, with a stable and cemented kingdom, they look to the seas. The CTC are simply the first of many trading companies bound for this new world, and possibly new peoples.

Nation Fluff: Although not the largest of the Kingdom Companies, the CTC are well known for being the most opportunistic and risk taking of them all. This comes from a rather meek background as fishermen, that they eagerly seek to prove wrong. They are shrewd when it comes to low-level business, however and are always looking out for their own necks instead of others.

Nation Type: Independent

Resources:

+5 pop

+5 food

+3 currency

Assets:

Military:

Navy:

+1 Civilian Frigate (Asian)

Bonus:

Negative:

Tech:

1) Ah yes, this wirr be the perfect prace to set up our new trading outpost! Begin having the men start cutting up the trees for housing and other construction work. We wirr need a good suppry of rumber, so begin the organizing of a Rumber farm to the far west of us..

2) Begin having our men start setting up homes. If this prace is going to be the new rocar of a grourious trading empire, we wirr need a good foundation. Prus, if we set up homes, that means chirdren. And Chirdren means more men and woman for work.

3) Send out the Frigate to go exproring the nearby Isrands. Maybe we can find rocars, or other peopre to exproit.

3)

Rolled 6 (1d100)

>>21820

Uh, okay

Rolled 39 (1d100)

>>21820

Uh, okay

Rolled 37 (1d100)

>>21820

Starting Position: Kintland (Blue)

Name: Bohdan Reicher

Country of Origin: Swanden

Profession: Scientist

Fluff: Coming from the freezing nation of Swanden, known for it's oppressive military regime and authoritarian government. Working on what the public viewed as "unethical" and "amoral" projects, Bohdan was forced to flee in an attempt to preserve his research, though most of his notes were destroyed in the torching of his house by the military upon finding his location. Stowing away on a trading vessel, he found his way to the new world. One of his most criticized pieces of writing was the Codex Elysium, which denotes the theoretical creation of "superior" humans through the grafting of materials onto their body as well as augmentations to the limbs. The codex itself survived the torching along with some other notes and material samples that he hopes to find more of in the new world during his research.

>>21823

Another refugee ship shows up. Giving you another 50 population and the 3 currency they brought with them. A few people take the ship and are set to return back to take more refugees. He ask if you have any special request.. He will try and bring it back for you.. No promises though given the circumstances..

>>21828

A ship from the homeland comes into your waters dropping off another 100 population. With them comes five pikemen and a cannon.

Given that you are a colonial charter they give you a mission after seeing your new syrup resource. They want you to have 10 syrup ready for shipping to the homeland in order to see how successful it is in the homeland. They are delighted with your progress.

They ask if you have any special request for bringing back on their next trip. They will do their best to acquire it granted you fill your end of the bargain.

>>21831

A battered and heavily damaged ship shows up to port. They bring you nothing but the 10 people they can spare. A few dead bodies rest on the deck of the ship, they seem rather fresh. They ask if you have any special request for the return trip back.

>>21829

Im gonna need your extra roll.

>>21838

It was time for a ship to arrive with resupply.. But it never did.. You worry that without a return ship they may assume the colony is destroyed. Only time will tell..

A RESUPPLY SHIP COMES THREE TURNS FROM NOW. IF YOU HAVE NOT ROLLED ON THIS SHIP YET, REPLY TO THIS POST.

>>21828

>>21829

>>21838

Rolled 34 (1d100)

>>21847

Governor Vien requests that the ships bring skilled workers and artisans, those capable of working stone, metal, and manufacturing weaponry so that the colony of Edelseer can build infrastructure and defenses for the Sugarcrown production.

Rolled 15 (1d100)

>>21842

Bring skilled workers.

Rolled 21, 88, 35 = 144 (3d100)

Current Position: On the coast - headed in-land

Name: Mr. Jonathan Coalburn

Country of Origin: Lesser Albion

Profession: Colonial Prospector

Fluff: While some nations hand out a charter willynilly to any old fool with ambition, Lesser Albion does not play that game. It has the navy to back any colonial venture, but it lacks the funds and the patience for frivolous attempts. Thisi s where individuals like Mr. Coalburn come into play. It is his job to go to the new world and find the most suitable and profitable locations for a new colony, prep the area, make friends with the locals, and of course, make sure no one else tries to muscle in one what will soon be an Albion colony. Mr. Coalburn takes his work very seriously, and he never leaves home without a trained escort of the Queen's Rangers to make sure that ill-doers and foreign scum alike don't impede his goal for Queen and Country.

Followers: 4 Queen's Rangers, 3 Picked Shipmates

Assets: 1 currency, 1 civilian sloop, 1 base Camp

Inventory: +1 surveyors map (Allows you to survey for metals easier and more effectively)

- Prospected Map [East coast Hills (92) ]

Resources:

Bonus: [Prospector] You seem to find resources where the once was none. You will have a bonus to searching for materials.

Negative: [White-Collar] You are posh and proper compared to locals, You aren't very good at exploring the wilds and lack combat skills. The common people see little value in your abilities.

1-2. The adventure continues!

3. As well as basic prospecting and mapping. This is our job after all!

Rolled 42 (1d100)

>>21819

>>21842

Name: Principality of Temnland

Rolling before the turn, sorry for being late

Rolled 23, 48, 70, 37 = 178 (4d100)

>>21819

Name: Urza

Country of Origin: Relza

*Country Fluff: Relza is a country at war with itself where the cultist now reign supreme and has caused a war between believers and non belivers. Before the conflict Relza was a country of peace and trade. Having had no problems with any other countries but it all started to change when thousands of people began converting. Most people that converted became brainwashed and zombie like. Having no independent thought. And at one point people had enough and started a group against the cult. This caused a conflict that lasted for decades until the cultists won and forced of the remainder of the resistance group

Nation Fluff: The nation formed through the group that escaped Relza and are all experienced fighters but also very anti religous refusing to do trade with anyone related to gods,magic and the like. they're also very suspicous of outsiders and are all armed with atleast some kind of weapon incase of another cult uprising

Nation Type: Independent

Resources: 50 pop

5 food

4 fish

2 Currency

Assets: Lumber mill

Military:

Navy: 1 Civilian Frigate

Bonus: [Hardened Warriors] Your people have fought in the civil war for all of their life, they fled desperately to get away from it and will fight tooth and nail to maintain a peaceful existence free from any outside intrusion. You get a bonus to combat rolls.

Negative: [Crazy Home Life] Your people have religion control their lives, they are very hostile to the very idea of it and won't participate very well with those who follow it. You may also see cultist pop up in one way or another due to the nature of your departure.

Tech:

COLOR:

R

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RIGHT THERE CAN YOU SEE IT NOW

Action 1: Start harvesting wood

Action 2: Keep looking

Action 3: Start using wood gained to construct additonal ships

Rolled 6 (1d100)

>>21819

d100 for raisins

Rolled 41, 63, 39 = 143 (3d100)

>>21819

Name: Belico Nervi

Country of Origin: Mellia, a Renaissance city state in the west of the old world. The small nation has recently been devastated by piracy and crime, and is unofficially ruled by a group of mercenaries.

Profession: Pirate is such an ugly word…

Fluff: Belico grew up in the crime ridden underworld, abandoned by- oh, no wait, that was a lie. Belico grew up the son of a mercenary captain, dealing with the insane mess of political intrigue in the small republic. He learned quickly, and managed to rather successfully outlive all of his siblings. The young man, through pragmatism, ruthlessness, and a personal dislike of mimes managed to escape the nation on his father's death, selling everything he could in order to purchase a ship and scarper to the new world.

Now he's there, on a sickly little ship with the remnants of his father's mercenary company, and a devoted obsession with the good things in life, much to his own detriment. Well, lets see where the world takes him, hopefully not back home into the waiting pikes of his former uncles.

>Assets: Weaponized civilian sloop [The Redblade]

>Inventory: +1 Currency

>Followers: +5 Mercenaries

>Skills: Novice Swordsman

Bonus: [Straight from the Underground] You have always been in the business of being seedy and have grown accustom to it. You can operate in all markets and are very good at dealing with the less desirable,

Weakness: [One trick Pony] For all of your talk and past experience.. You are really nothing more then a mercenary captains son, you have few skills and no reputation, just the things he left you. You will have a difficult time surviving in this new world.

>Location: Cove/Camp in the Southeastern island.

>Colour: Purple.

(Much appreciated!)

1. Hmmph. With the new knowledge of the food trade routes, and their value, they seem like an excellent place to start. Head down to the presumably nearby colony and acquire some food for resale. (If it's permissible in one action, then go sell it in the north. If not, nevermind)

2. Practice commanding these men. A measure of charisma comes with the position, but it's not going to be enough in every case.

3. Start gathering some wood from the area around the camp to build up some defenses. We may not be colonials in any case, but a safe-house is always good.

Rolled 22, 26, 44 = 92 (3d100)

>>21842

Hmmmm this ten new pop will need time to settle in. That scientist while very weird seems to be enthusiastic and so he will be put in charge of them.

We need to keep an eye on all of them. Their arrival was….Circumspect to say the least.

Name:Kintland

color:Blue

Country of Origin: Relza

Nation Type:Independant

>Resources:

Pop: 50

food: 3

Currency: 3

>Assets:1/6 port

>Military:

>Navy:

+1 civilian frigate

>Bonus:Refugee Camp] You are nothing more then mere refugees, but that means you are just the right kind of place people want to go to! You will find the occasional gift of population and it will be easier to grow your population.

>Negative:[Crazy Home Life] Your people have religion control their lives, they are very hostile to the very idea of it and won't participate very well with those who follow it. You may also see cultist pop up in one way or another due to the nature of your departure.

>Tech:

1. Begin the domestication process for the Aurans we caught. (I don't actually know anything about domesticating wild animals other than horses so can't really fluff it)

2. Claim the land up north it will be needed for farmland.

3.Continue work on the lumber mill 2/4

Rolled 64, 97, 48 = 209 (3d100)

>>21819

Name: Mehgir

Country of Origin: Voxlisa

*Country Fluff: Voxlisa is an island nation in the Eastern part of the old world. Formed by the uniting of tribes by the first king after that king was converted to the Faith. It has held a strong naval and trade tradition since it's conception. Said to have one of the strongest navies in the old world. Embroiled in the war in Relza against the cultists at the moment. Have begun to use slavery in some of their colonies on other continents.

Nation Fluff: During the Cult War captain Mehga von Skein went rogue, and his crew followed. Mehga was a naval officer and noble in the kingdom, and apparently Mehga had issues with slavery. Heading to the new world after a few hits and gaining more men and freed slaves he set up a port in the new world.

Nation Type: Outlaw

Color: Purple

Resources: 4 Food

30 Pop

5 Currency

Assets:

Lumbermill

Military:

Navy: Military Frigate

Bonus: [Naval Tradition] You are a skilled and respected naval captain, you get a combat bonus to naval combat and it will be much easier to recruit willing men to your cause due to your reputation:

Negative:[Traitor] You are nothing but a mutineer in the eyes of your old leaders, You have stolen a vessel and a good crew. They will actively hunt you down and any other nation will attempt to bring you to justice as well.

Tech:

1. Begin construction of some proper homes. +1

2. Explore around a bit for any resources or anything of interest.

3. If the fruits have seeds start planting a few of the seeds in a makeshift orchard.

>>21865

A ship shows up but it isn't very well loaded.. I guess they didn't assume you would be alive still.

+50 population. They are dissapointed in your progress so far and ask you have some metals ready for transport when they come back (In three turns) one way or another.

They ask if you have any special request for them to bring something back.

>>21870

A ship arrives but it is that of your old nation.. It is merely a scout ship but gets away before you can do anything with it.. Expect visitors soon..

Yall go ahead and roll your turns now if you havent.

Rolled 70, 47, 94 = 211 (3d100)

>>21820

Starting Position: ?

Name: Venceslás Erasmo de Pedreña

Country of Origin: Espanolia

Profession: High Inquisitor in the New World

Fluff:

Savages.

Millions - and millions - of savages.

A whole new world found, full of land and resources for good, Ikaldr-fearing men. A whole new world, filled to the brim with heathen, idol-worshipping, hedonistic savages. Not one worshiper of the Celestial Titan throughout the whole of their barbaric, unenlightened tribes. It DISGUSTS me. In the lands to the east, the worship of the Keeper has been spreading well enough. Now, we have a whole new land to attend to. It is our destiny to own these lands, and all the scum that inhabit them.

They will convert, or they will die. I do not particularly care which. I will tear down their primitive totems and temples and build churches on their bones, and in the name of the Keeper, nothing will stop me until we own every inch of these heathen lands.

Every. Last. Inch.

Followers: [4 Inquisitors] [35 Crewmen]

Assets: [Sloop] [One fucking coin] [Small Palisade]

Inventory:

Resources: [Edible Root]

Bonus: [Doing Gods Work] You are sent by the church and are the only hero that can request reinforcements or supplies. The church needs to be pleased with you however. They will occasionally offer gifts.

Negative: [Fanatical] There is no room for diplomacy with infidels and natives. You would not grant them your precious time. You must purge whatever heresy fills these lands. Covert, or die.

(Fucks sake mate, I've tried to talk to you three times on IRC about the gorillion mistakes and discrepencies and misinterpretations in stuff.)

1. First, we will set up basic necessities within the fort - living quarters, a small square, a command post for the Inquisition. And, of course, guard posts alongside the palisade. These are all simple projects, of course, and I suspect with haste and proper motivation in the name of the Lord above, we can get it done in record time. When we have a proper fort set up - then we will be able to raise the flag. Self-sufficient and ready to bring forth the Light.

2. Once the fort is set up, we will start exploring the reaches immediately around us and most accessible. It is better to find those around us and the proper resources of this land as fast as we can, and to scout the proper locations for the expansion of the Church. Mapping this land will be of critical importance to spreading the light of the Keeper.

3. With these tasks done, and the fort itself constructed, we can begin work on a somewhat more difficult project than setting up houses and guard lays - the first Church of the Celestial Titan in this new world. With these few men, it will not be much, certainly, and forced to stay inside the walls of the fort. Attached to my command center, it will certainly be much more difficult than any of our earlier work, because, after all, this must impress. Even with our limited resources, the few truly magnificent works of Old World artistry will go here, to make even when small-sized, an absolutely inspiring piece. We must install three things in all who see the high-reaching spire - knowledge that the Church is here, awe at the power of our God, and fear of the Inquisition that enacts his will.

Rolled 30, 85, 76 = 191 (3d100)

>>21886

>>21819

Name: Principality of Temnland

Colour: Orange

Country of Origin: Empire of Drakensriech

*Country Fluff: The Empire of Drakensriech has a long and "prestigious" history of warfare with their neighbours having grown strong by eating anyone seen as too weak to rule themselves. In recent years however things have been stagnant, with most neighbours remaining strong enough to not seem an easy target. So when the new world was discovered the empire wanted their slice of the cake

Nation Fluff: The lands of Prince Temnick, fourth in line for the Imperial Throne, a scholar by preference but still trained in the art of war by tradition. On his 23rd birthday he was declared lord of his on land, a tiny province in the new world. With the entire empire expecting their new lands to grow, Prince Temnick, lord of Temnland is sent to the new world.

Nation Type: Colonial Charter

Population: 150 pop

Resources: 10 currency, 8 food

Assets:

Military:

Navy: 1 Civilian Galleon

Bonus: [Military Tradition] Your people are strong combatants on land and won't be bested often. They carry some of the finest equipment the world has seen.

Negative: [Warlike] Your people are focused on besting others in combat, they will be slower to develop in other fields and will often have problems diplomatically with others and natives.

Tech:

Metals? This changes things. We cannot waste time securing the coast, we need to head inland and find metals so we can supply the Imperial Army back home! And tell them we need engineers to help build roads and fortifications.

1 Claim the grassy plains

2 Send explorers deeper inland looking for possible mining opportunities.

3 Set up fishing by the coast(1/2)

>Shipment request: Engineers

>>21842

Colony needs seeds badly, Hardy crop seeds pls

Rolled 51, 34, 76 = 161 (3d100)

>>21819

Name: The Expeditionary Force of the Xerxiad Caliphate

Country of Origin: The Xerxiad Caliphate

Country Fluff: http://pastebin.com/E7s9PWvG

Nation Fluff:

The Caliphate Colonial Expeditionary Force.

The Caliphate prides itself on gunpowder and large ships. Not the first to discover gunpowder, they were its greatest admirer and proponent, inventing gigantic bombards and heavy mortars, and their access to numerous forested states provides them with an overwhelming supply of lumber and manpower.

They favor large and extremely armed ships of gigantic size, as heavy ships of the line form the bulk of their navy. This is in stark contrast to the European and Eastern style, who favor lighter, more maneuverable and numerous ships such as destroyers and frigates and cruisers. Slow, but well armored and massively gunned on all sides, while notoriously easy to outpace at sea, it is known that only those who seek to catch a tiger by the tail tend to challenge a Caliphate ship without overwhelming numbers.

The Expeditionary force has been sent on such a ship, to establish a colony in the new world, and see what new peoples there are to be taught the way of many ways, and to hear of the truth of all truths.

Nation Type: Colony Multi-charter (that is, sanctioned by the Caliphate, but supported by funded by numerous states wishing to invest in the new world.)

Dont Fill

Resources:

+10 food

Assets:

+10 currency

+100 pop

Military:

Navy:

+1 [L] Military Galleon

Bonus: [Pride of the Fleet] They sent you with the pride and joy of the fleet. It is well armed and well suited to use as a base of operations.

Negative: [Home Away From Home] You better get comfortable, This vessel is the last you will see of your home country for a long time. Due to the distance between you and your home country, supply runs and reinforcements will be few and far between. They sent you this ship in order to ensure you would still be here when they got here.

Tech:

1. Continue the search for a stable source of water and food (most likely fish)

2. Establish a settlement. Cut down some tree's to make buildings.

3. Establish a Temple of Worship. Where all faiths are welcome, where all faiths are one and many. Where all gods can dwell or answer the prayers of all worshipers.