/builders/ - Hero and Nation Builders!

For the record this is the wrong map, Ipsalia and Uris are mislabeled and should be switched and the hex grid wont be cut off at the border

>>27001

Hero:

Name: Governor Maxmillan Horistor III

Fluff: The Horister family has a long proud family lineage dating back to the founding of Eridinia. Though simple noble family for many years they were thrust into the forefront of technology when Lord Maxmillan Horistor I created the Pneumatic Lance and revolutionized the way to hunt monsters. This has lead the family to always be at the front of the technical and hunting world with each sucessive heir adding to their fortunes. Lord Maxmillan Horistor III is such a man, having realized that the resources of the old world where getting exhausted he set off to get a colonial charter to expand to the new world to secure his families future.

Legitimacy 100/100

Personal Assets: Legendary Family Heirloom Pneumatic Lance “Dragon’s Bane”, Mundane Hunter’s Garb

Personal Wealth: Base 5+5/turn

Skills:[Pneumatic Lance II][Survival II][Leadership I][Forestry I]

Bonus:

Colony:

Name: Fort Eberdeen

Starting Number: 2

Starting Empire: Eridinia

Fluff : A stoat fort on the coast with view over the surronding bay and forests. Chosen for it’s proximity to native dragon territory and the abundant forests which were sure to be useful for fuel and shipping back to the old world.

Leadership: Governor Maximillan Horistor

Population: 50 +2/turn

Food: 20-5/turn

Money:

Buildings:

Assets: Warding Stone, Holy Artifact “Saint Eberdeen’s Bones”, Animal Herd

Military: 4 Monster Hunters, Naval Sloop

Resources: Small Supply of Iron, Small supply of Lumber

Tech: [Monster-slaying I][Forestry I]

Bonus:

>>27001

>Hero

Name: Erian Gundolas

>Young Erian Gundolas was just a boy living on a small coastal village between the empire of Eridinia and his native Ipsalia when war broke out between the two. His father hid him away, and he watched in terror as the Eridinian's in their flying ships and slaughtered everyone, leaving only him. Growing up a bitter ward of the state, he immediately joined with the army as soon as he came of age, his father's old Greatsword never leaving his side, though the war ended as soon as he finished training, much to his dismay. He saw his chance in the new world that was discovered, and petitioned the king of Upsalia to grant him permission to start a colony, which he was. Gundolas soon recruited friends from his days in training and their families, and set off for the new world.

Legitimacy 100/100

Personal Assets: [Father's Greatsword (Heirloom(Legendary) )] [Leather Armor] [Horse] [Well-Bearing]

Personal Wealth: 5 (+5/turn)

Skills: [Greatsword II] [Survival II] [Leadership I]

>Colony

Name: New Tergaron

Number: 5

Empire: Ipsalia

>Fluff:

Named for Gundolas's destroyed home, New Tergaron is ostensibly a peaceful colony, though it's members have different plans. Made up of Erian Gundolas's army friends and their families, their mission is to harness the power of that which the old world has lost; the great and powerful beasts which roam the new world. Modifying their people's ancient dragon-hunting techniques, they plan to capture and train the native beasts for war, to use when the treaty with Eridinia inevitably breaks down.

Leadership: 'General Assembly' (War Council)

Population: 50 (+2/turn)

Food: 10 (-5/turn)

Money: ~

Buildings: ~

Assets: [Warding Stone]

Military: Monster hunters (4)

Resources: [small iron supply] [small coal supply] [small lumber supply]

Tech: [Forging II] [Warfare II] [Monster Slaying I]

>>27001

Hero:

Name: Zelthair Aroneous

Fluff: Zelthair was born by the reckoning of the younger races, long ago. Nearly one thousand years ago in fact. As a young lad born with a strong spark of magic, he was taken in by the Archmagus Eljestian. For centuries Zelthair learned magic under his harsh master. Nearly eight hundred years later, when Zelthair was nine hundred and had finished his apprenticeship but not yet acquired his staff of wizardry, Eljestian marched with all his underlings and apprentices to war. Zelthair marched with them. He was present when his Master, and with most of the senior magi were killed by a Vulcarium siege canon at the Battle of the Crimson river and he wept when Vulcarium lines sacked the city of Silena. However it was not until the Vulcarium army reach the Myralan pass did Zelthair make a truly name for himself.

Taking Eljestian's broken staff, the foremost fang of the slain war dragon Tyrndanost, Zelthair made his staff of wizardry. It was a crude, ugly, thing showing none of the refinement or grace befitting an Elvish wizard. He didn't care. Rukh's Fang was his and with it he would rain death upon the Vulcarium host. He accomplished that task masterfully. The pass of Myralan was inundated with the worst storm seen in millennia, the skies poured down a great deluge, lightning shattered stone, and the winds howled like an enraged beast. Rockslides were everywhere, the once stable pass turned into a death trap. When the Vulcarium army showed itself a week alter it was but a tattered remnant of it's once massive strength. Kor Arnum had won at great cost. But Zelthair was still not content with it.

Indeed for the next one hundred years he went into borderline seclusion, studying magic and lore in order to expand his own strength. He rarely if ever showed in court except for mandatory commitments. This driven young hero is still by an large an enigma at court. Thus everyone was surprised when he requested to be part of the expedition to the new world.

Legitimacy 100/100 (this is your Right to Rule)

Personal Assets: Wizard Robe and Hat, [Legendary Wizard's Staff] Rukh's Fang: Zelthair's stave, refined over a hundred year into a thing of beauty and power. It is sadi that those near it can hear the faint roar of a great beast. Of course the stave never leaves Zelthair's side, so the curious cannot get closer to indulge themselves.

Personal Wealth (used to effect roles, determined by leadership) Base 5+5/turn

Skills: Air Magic II Water Magic II Earth Magic I Staff Combat I, Lore I

You will begin with a bonus and a negative based on all fluff

Colony:

Name: Ershia's Sight

Starting Number 3

Starting Empire: Kor’Arnum:

Fluff :When the new world was discovered seers were immediately summoned to look and find an auspicious place to build a colony. After all with all the other younger races moving there shortly, even Kor Arnum would be left behind if it did nothing. SO when a seer named Ershia had a prompt and fortuitous vision, a colony ship was dispatched to go to the new world, explore, learn, discover and eventually return with knowledge and resources.

Leadership Elder Council (Zelthair is the only wizard currently present)

Population: 50 +2/turn (affected by all sorts of things, but a key influence on success)

Food: 30-5/turn (goes down by 1 for every 10 population, higher levels of food will cause population to grow)

Money: 20

Buildings (what is built in your colony, buildings will provide bonuses and require resources

Assets: Warding Stone

Military: 10 Infantry

Resources Small amount of Lumber

Tech: Earth Magic I, Water Magic I, Sympathetic Construction I

Bonus: (same as hero)

1 point short on colony add exploration tech I

>>27006

The land you arrive it is a forested peninsula forming a massive bay. The trees are easily 200 feet tall and the forest seems old beyond imagining. It feels very alive. Though it is spring the air is still chill. The ships that came with your naval sloop soon leave back for Eridinia, saying they will return. Can you survive your first year?

>+ building: small fortress

> +3 food/turn from herd.

Governor Maxmillan Horistor III

Bonus and Negative

Scion of Great Monster Slaying House: Stories have been told to you of your destiny since you were little, your family's ancestral manor is filled with great trophies. You gain a bonus to combat against monsters, and can even gain legitimacy for worthy kills.

Family Patrons: You have a rich family back home that you may be able to draw resources from.

Glory of house Horistor: Should you personally fail in combat against a monster this may negatively impact your legitimacy and the reputation of your house.

Fort Eberdeen

Bonus and Negative:

Great protectors: The men and women who came with you know what they signed up for, but they trust in their leaders to keep them safe and suffer less impact by monster attacks against the colony.

Religious Fervor: The religious artifact has attracted many true believers they will expect their faith to be honored.

>>27007

The land you are dropped off in is very different from your home of rock and bare earth. This place is a massive jungle wild and savage. You establish the colony on the coast but you do see massive mountains many miles inland. “Good luck surviving the first year” the sea captain says as he heads home to Vulcatium.

Building + Dwarven Hall

+3 food/turn from herd

Master Artificer Urist Firebeard

Bonus and Negative:

Master Artificer: You gain a +5 on all rolls to research non magical technologies and an additional +5 to rolls related to artifice.

Legendairy Rifle : Against foes of giant stature your rifles chaotic magic kicks into overdrive, a random table will be rolled on my gm to determine magical effects

New IronHold:

Industrious People: Your population is filled with many bright minds and those good with their hands, a general +5 to all build rolls.

Forward Thinkers: You recieve a +10 to research fuel methods alternative to dragon oil, but to truly equal that substance will take legendary effort.

Star of Durgen: The Holy stone that fell from the sky, your clans greatest treasure, it weaves a subtle enchantment over your people, it must be protected at all costs. Though it repels some monsters it may act as a beacon to others.

Hero: Fast-With-Words

Legitimacy 100*/100

Personal Assets:

Legendary Relic “Mold Skin of the Ancients”: A fetit hide of a molderkin whose name was lost centuries ago. On it are drawn powerful sigils and instructions on the ways of spirit. It amplifies the owners necromantic ability

Legendary Gatb “reliquary bones”: You are covered in the skin and bone of your ancestors chosen carefully from only the most powerful shamans, protects you in the spirit world.

Personal Wealth: 25 +/5 turn

Skills: [Necromancy II] [Astral Projection II] [Survival I] [Spirit Control I]

Bonus and Negative

Necromantic Savant: You are able to perform necromantic feats above what you should for your current level.

Divinely Chosen: Do to being born with a long awaited sign you are the spiritual leader of your people and even low legitimacy will not cause you to do leadership

Kind of a Dick: You still suffer all other effects of low legitimacy but also receive negatives for dealing with others directly, especially other molderkin

Colony: Molderia

Name: The Molderkin {Slothmen}

Starting Color: Purple

Population: 100 +5/turn

Food: 200-10/turn (goes down by 1 for every 10 population, higher levels of food will cause population to grow)

Money: 0 +10/turn

Buildings

“Player named holy building”

“Player named farm”+5 food/turn

“Player named economic source”+10/turn

Assets:

“Bones of the Angry Dead” Taken from the corpses of legendary molderkin warriors, they are housed in special receptecles in the Holy building. Waiting to be called on for deffense

Military: 30 Molderkin Warriors

Resources:

Lumber 10+10/turn

Tech: [Necromancy I] [Religion II] [Forestry I]

Bonus:

Natural Cycle: Death and loss doesnt negatively affect your people as much as it does others.

Animistic: Your people believe all things have spirits that can be influenced

Religiously Incompatible: Molderkin dont react well to views of the world and afterlife other than their own.

>>27013

You sail by many islands through crystal blue waters until you come into a great sea, you settle on a steetch of beautiful beach but inland quickly turns into dangerous marshes.

+”Government Building”

Need to find a food source.

Erian Gundolas

Bonus and Negative:

Military Veteran: You are tough as nails and have been through many battles. You will receive a small bonus in personal combat

Buring Hatred: You will receive a negative when trying to deal with Eridania in non hostile ways.

New Tergaron

Bonus and Negative:

Military Society: Many of those who came with you are career soldiers. Your nation will recieve a +5 bonus to raising troops and also to training them

Ancestral Dragon Slayers: Your People gain a large bonus when tracking and battling True Dragons.

>>27014

The Grand Bridge, your colonies starting destination, you sail by many beautiful islands on your way here and navigate crystal blue seas. The area you have chosen is a stretch of beautiful jungle with at least one strategic resource nearby, though reports from the previous scouting missions are unclear of its exact location. This is the best area for the planned canal.

+”Player named government building”

+ 3 food/turn from herd

Lionel Panama

Bonus and Negative:

Business Savy: If you spend your personal wealth to increase the rolls of your nation to build infrastructure it will receive an additional +10

Generational Wealth: You receive a one time bonus of 400 Money

Massive Debt: Your father taught you never to spend your own money if you could spend someone else’s, and this project was very expensive. If this project doesn't turn a profit for those back relatively quickly there are some who will come looking for what is owed them.

The Erdinia Canal Project:

Bonus and Negative:

Preplanned location: The are your colony was founded has rich soil and is near a hub of resources.

Beholden to Eridinia: If you do not take at least one action to directly further the canal or related interests to the crown all Nation Rolls will suffer a -5

>>27026

The area chosen for the colony has a coastline that is full of many small coves and hidden bays. A large boreal forrest stretches inland but is not as thick as farther north. The Ground seems fertile as well.

+”Player named Government Building”

+Wizard Tower

Zelthair Aroneous

Bonus and Negative:

Weather Control: You have an innate ability to effect the elements and will receive a +5 when attempting to use magic to do so.

Formal Scholar: Centuries of study allow you to exert massive amount of focus, you receive a +10 when researching new magicks.

Dwarven Hate: You receive a large penalty with diplomacy towards Vulcarium.

Ershia's Sight

Questionable Leadership: Untill you prove yourself to your citizens when you suffer legitimacy loss it will affect your populus harder.

Prophetic Founding: Your seers chose this spot for a reason, their is a legendary artifact nearby.

Rolled 53, 31, 58, 35, 74 = 251 (5d100)

>>27035

Hero:

Name: Zelthair Aroneous

Fluff: Zelthair was born by the reckoning of the younger races, long ago. Nearly one thousand years ago in fact. As a young lad born with a strong spark of magic, he was taken in by the Archmagus Eljestian. For centuries Zelthair learned magic under his harsh master. Nearly eight hundred years later, when Zelthair was nine hundred and had finished his apprenticeship but not yet acquired his staff of wizardry, Eljestian marched with all his underlings and apprentices to war. Zelthair marched with them. He was present when his Master, and with most of the senior magi were killed by a Vulcarium siege canon at the Battle of the Crimson river and he wept when Vulcarium lines sacked the city of Silena. However it was not until the Vulcarium army reach the Myralan pass did Zelthair make a truly name for himself.

Taking Eljestian's broken staff, the foremost fang of the slain war dragon Tyrndanost, Zelthair made his staff of wizardry. It was a crude, ugly, thing showing none of the refinement or grace befitting an Elvish wizard. He didn't care. Rukh's Fang was his and with it he would rain death upon the Vulcarium host. He accomplished that task masterfully. The pass of Myralan was inundated with the worst storm seen in millennia, the skies poured down a great deluge, lightning shattered stone, and the winds howled like an enraged beast. Rockslides were everywhere, the once stable pass turned into a death trap. When the Vulcarium army showed itself a week alter it was but a tattered remnant of it's once massive strength. Kor Arnum had won at great cost. But Zelthair was still not content with it.

Indeed for the next one hundred years he went into borderline seclusion, studying magic and lore in order to expand his own strength. He rarely if ever showed in court except for mandatory commitments. This driven young hero is still by an large an enigma at court. Thus everyone was surprised when he requested to be part of the expedition to the new world.

Legitimacy 100/100 (this is your Right to Rule)

Personal Assets: Wizard Robe and Hat, [Legendary Wizard's Staff] Rukh's Fang: Zelthair's stave, refined over a hundred year into a thing of beauty and power. It is sadi that those near it can hear the faint roar of a great beast. Of course the stave never leaves Zelthair's side, so the curious cannot get closer to indulge themselves.

Personal Wealth (used to effect roles, determined by leadership) Base 5+5/turn

Skills: Air Magic II Water Magic II Earth Magic I Staff Combat I, Lore I

Bonus and Negative:

Weather Control: You have an innate ability to effect the elements and will receive a +5 when attempting to use magic to do so.

Formal Scholar: Centuries of study allow you to exert massive amount of focus, you receive a +10 when researching new magicks.

Dwarven Hate: You receive a large penalty with diplomacy towards Vulcarium.

Colony:

Name: Ershia's Sight

Starting Number 3

Starting Empire: Kor’Arnum:

Fluff :When the new world was discovered seers were immediately summoned to look and find an auspicious place to build a colony. After all with all the other younger races moving there shortly, even Kor Arnum would be left behind if it did nothing. SO when a seer named Ershia had a prompt and fortuitous vision, a colony ship was dispatched to go to the new world, explore, learn, discover and eventually return with knowledge and resources.

Leadership Elder Council (Zelthair is the only wizard currently present)

Population: 50 +2/turn (affected by all sorts of things, but a key influence on success)

Food: 30-5/turn (goes down by 1 for every 10 population, higher levels of food will cause population to grow)

Money: 20

Buildings

+Hall of Elders

+Wizard Tower

Assets: Warding Stone

Military: 10 Infantry

Resources Small amount of Lumber

Tech: Earth Magic I, Water Magic I, Sympathetic Construction I, Exploration I

Questionable Leadership: Untill you prove yourself to your citizens when you suffer legitimacy loss it will affect your populus harder.

Prophetic Founding: Your seers chose this spot for a reason, their is a legendary artifact nearby.

1-2.Scouts and people go out to explore the surrounding area, looking for anything of value, food, resources, ruins, anything.

+Prophetic Founding: Your seers chose this spot for a reason, their is a legendary artifact nearby.

+Exploration I

3. Start construction of a town proper. Use the lumber and our native Earth Magic to accelerate progress.

+Small amount of lumber

+Earth Magic I

+Sympathetic Construction I

4. Zelthair start reinforcing and helping set up the colony with his earth magic, flattening and clearing the ground, and rearranging the ley lines more to his liking.

+5 from Weather Control

+Earth Magic I

5. Zelthair starts to Research Earth and Nature magic, in order to help set up the colony and accelerate progress.

+10 from Formal Scholar

+Lore I

>Question: When you mean

Food 30-5/turn

Do you mean -5 food a turn on top of -1 for every 10 pop? Or is that supposed to be a plus.

This is a test post

Hero

Name: Lionel Panama

Fluff: Lionel Panama is the dashing corporate executive of the Panama Company. A man with strong financial skills, and educational background, he inherited the company from his father who passed the mantle of CEO down to him. Having worked on the railroad as a youth as part of his training he has a strong desire to get personal with his business he enjoys directly supervising construction operations and day to day operations and ensuring maximum efficiency. It was no wonder why, when the Panama Company was tasked by Erdinia to handle the Canal project he decided to head the operation personally.

Lionel has a love affair with all things steam powered, particularly steamships and railroads, and designed a personal cargo vessel "The Apollo" as one of the fastest steam powered vessels in the world, in order to ensure multiple round trips both to and from the home nation to facilitate the colonial expedition.

Legitimacy 115/115

Personal Assets:

LEGENDARY Cargo Ship [2] + [1]

Family Heirloom (Personal Zapclicker) [1]

>The Zapclicker is the latest in long distance communication. For ages, the difficulty persisted that despite great increases of speed no message could travel faster than the fastest skyship. That all changed with Howard Morace and his invention of the Zapclicker. A tiny metal stone is connected to a small metal hammer attached to a spring, pressing a switch the hammer strikes the stone and releases a small magical zap through the air that is recieved by a receiving device. Through repeitive clicks, information can be communicated over vast distances.

Family [1]

Personal Wealth: [1]

>Base 425+5/turn

Skills:

*Player requested skill

Mechanics I [1]

Man of Well Bearing [1]

Leadership II [2]

Total Points: [10]

Business Savy: If you spend your personal wealth to increase the rolls of your nation to build infrastructure it will receive an additional +10

Massive Debt: Your father taught you never to spend your own money if you could spend someone else’s, and this project was very expensive. If this project doesn't turn a profit for those back relatively quickly there are some who will come looking for what is owed them.

—

Colony

Name: The Erdinia Canal Project

Starting Number:9

Starting Empire: Erdinia

Fluff: Erdinia has long set it's sights on the "Grand Bridge", the landbridge that connects both hemisphere's of the new world but concordently also cuts off the two great oceans. This presents a problem for naval vessels, of which a great portion of trade still relies on, causing them to have to sail around the southern continent. It was with this knowledge that they realized a massive opportunity for wealth and prestige if they were to use their technological prowess to build a canal over the Grand Bridge. And who better to take this garguantuan task than the great The Panama Company, the industrial pride and joy of Erdinia. The Panama Company brings with them a great number of engineers, workers, and farmers all equipped with naught but the latest steam tractors, bulldozers, and of course railway vehicle capability all meant to ensure the best sustainable colony and expedite construction efforts immediately. And one day, there shall be an Erdinian flag flying upon the greatest manmade river the world has ever seen, upon which a river of gold and wealth flows from both sides of the world to he that holds that flag.

Leadership:

Population: 59 +2/turn (affected by all sorts of things, but a key influence on success)

Food: 10-5/turn+3/turn (goes down by 1 for every 10 population, higher levels of food will cause population to grow)

Money:

Buildings:

Government Building: "Operational Headquarters"

Assets:

Military:

4 Monster Hunters [1]

Resources:

Seed Crop [1]

Warding Stone [1]

Animal Herd [1]

Tech:

>Steam II [2]

>Engineering II [2]

>Sailing I [1]

>Farming I [1]

Bonus:

Total Points: [10]

The Erdinia Canal Project:

Bonus and Negative:

Preplanned location: The are your colony was founded has rich soil and is near a hub of resources.

Beholden to Eridinia: If you do not take at least one action to directly further the canal or related interests to the crown all Nation Rolls will suffer a -5

Stat post

Reserving spot 10

Oops I missed you when I was posting everyone's stats.

>>27025

The stretch of beach youre dropped off on has beautiful white sand beaches. Before you stretches jungle and some miles away large cliffs form a curtain running like a spine down the center of the world

+”Player named” Government Building

+ 3 food/turn from animal herd

Hyopith Zils

Bonus and Negative:

Wild Empathy: You are skilled at looking into the hearts of wild beasts. You can use your whistle to attempt to calm wild beasts and attempt roles to tame creatures that would normally be resistant to such attempts

Wild at heart: You're much more at home in the wilderness surrounded by ferril beasts then your fellow men. You have a +10 to learning wilderness skills(we can work together to determine what falls under this) but will take double effort to learn technology related skills

Name: Cloudfall

Bonus and Negative:

Shrouded in Myst: The water mages of the zils clan keep Cloudfall hidden from view, you will have less wandering monster encounters and be harder by enemy forces.

Rolled 9, 96, 82, 18, 53 = 258 (5d100)

>>27032

Hero:

Name: Master Artificer Urist Firebeard

Fluff: Urist is an artificer of the Vulcarium. Usually this would mean that he would deal with the machines and inventing new works of magic and steel for the armies or citizens. He would be doing that now if he wasn't sent over to a new world to claim new land and resources for the Vulcarium. He isn't too sure why they sent an artificer and not a general or something, but guesses that it is because the generals are all needed. Urist wishes nothing more than to invent and research; especially to find a way to remove people's reliance upon dragon oil, but that will have to wait for when he has time.

Legitimacy 100/100

Personal Assets: Ragnarok (Family Heirloom Rifle) (legendary) (The Firebeard family heirloom rifle. Created and wielded by the first of the Firebeard clan Regurd Firedbeard. He was an Artificer turned monster hunter and after entering a fit of mad engineering and spending all his money on suppplies he created a rifle from rare magical metals and magical wood looted from Uris, then pumped with even more magic. The enchantments are chaotic but potent and the gun grew legendary when Regurd slew a fire giant with it in a single shot)

Cargo ship

Leather Armor

Personal Wealth: 5+5/turn

Skills: [Gun I] [Artifice II] [Engineering I] [Fire Magic I] (Requesting both Artifice and Fire magic/magic skill be a thing)

Bonus:

Master Artificer: You gain a +5 on all rolls to research non magical technologies and an additional +5 to rolls related to artifice.

Legendairy Rifle : Against foes of giant stature your rifles chaotic magic kicks into overdrive, a random table will be rolled on my gm to determine magical effects

Colony:

Name: New Ironhold

Starting Number: 12

Starting Empire: Vulcarium

Fluff: A patchwork of civilians and artificers sent with Urist to build a colony on the new world for resources and study. Strike the Earth!

Leadership: Urist is sole leader

Population: 50 +2/turn

Food: 10-1/turn

Money:

Buildings: Dwarven Hall

Assets: Artisan tools (Artificer and blacksmith tools)

Military: 4 Monster Hunters, 10 Infantry

Resources: Seed crop

Animal Herd

1 Warding Stone

1 Holy relic "Fallen Star of Durgen"

Small Supply of Iron

Small Supply of Coal

Tech: [Engineering] [Fire Magic] [Gunpowder]

Bonus: Industrious People: Your population is filled with many bright minds and those good with their hands, a general +5 to all build rolls.

Forward Thinkers: You recieve a +10 to research fuel methods alternative to dragon oil, but to truly equal that substance will take legendary effort.

Star of Durgen: The Holy stone that fell from the sky, your clans greatest treasure, it weaves a subtle enchantment over your people, it must be protected at all costs. Though it repels some monsters it may act as a beacon to others.

Ironhold actions:

1. Have some people clear out some of the jungle so we can build farms.

2. Have others start building farms. +5

3. Send the monster hunters with a few dwarves that know ores to search the mountain for good deposits.

4. Get started building a small temple to house the Fallen Star of Durgen. Use the wood cleared from the jungle.

Urist actions:

5. I'm going to join the explorers going to the mountains to see if I can help find anything useful. Maybe I can find a new monster to hunt? Who knows.

Rolled 18, 9, 90, 83, 65 = 265 (5d100)

Hero:

Name: Governor Maxmillan Horistor III

Fluff: The Horister family has a long proud family lineage dating back to the founding of Eridinia. Though simple noble family for many years they were thrust into the forefront of technology when Lord Maxmillan Horistor I created the Pneumatic Lance and revolutionized the way to hunt monsters. This has lead the family to always be at the front of the technical and hunting world with each sucessive heir adding to their fortunes. Lord Maxmillan Horistor III is such a man, having realized that the resources of the old world where getting exhausted he set off to get a colonial charter to expand to the new world to secure his families future.

Legitimacy 100/100

Personal Assets: Legendary Family Heirloom Pneumatic Lance “Dragon’s Bane”, Mundane Hunter’s Garb

Personal Wealth: Base 5+5/turn

Skills:[Pneumatic Lance II][Survival II][Leadership II]

Bonus:

[Scion of Great Monster Slaying House]: Stories have been told to you of your destiny since you were little, your family's ancestral manor is filled with great trophies. You gain a bonus to combat against monsters, and can even gain legitimacy for worthy kills.

[Family Patrons]: You have a rich family back home that you may be able to draw resources from.

[Glory of house Horistor]: Should you personally fail in combat against a monster this may negatively impact your legitimacy and the reputation of your house.

Colony:

Name: Fort Eberdeen

Starting Number: 2

Starting Empire: Eridinia

Fluff : A stoat fort on the coast with view over the surronding bay and forests. Chosen for it’s proximity to native dragon territory and the abundant forests which were sure to be useful for fuel and shipping back to the old world.

Leadership: Governor Maximillan Horistor

Population: 50 +2/turn

Food: 20-5/turn +4/turn

Money:

Buildings: Small Fortress, Large Animal Herd +4 food/turn

Assets: Warding Stone, Holy Artifact “Saint Eberdeen’s Bones”,

Military: 4 Monster Hunters, Naval Sloop

Resources: Small Supply of Iron, Small supply of Lumber

Tech: [Monster-slaying I][Forestry I]

Bonus:

[Great protectors]: The men and women who came with you know what they signed up for, but they trust in their leaders to keep them safe and suffer less impact by monster attacks against the colony.

[Religious Fervor]: The religious artifact has attracted many true believers they will expect their faith to be honored.

—For Eberdeen—

1. Get to work boys time to set up a lumberyard and get these trees down +[Forestry I]

2. Set up some small hunting outpost to hunt smaller more edible monsters +[Monster-hunting I] -[Small supply of Lumber]

3. Scout the are for resources

4. Get some simple foraging teams out to grab food from the surrounding area.

—Maximillan Horistor—-

5.Let’s get hunting boys, look at those tress all sorts of beasties await

+Max

[Pneumatic Lance II][Survival II][Leadership II]

[Scion of Great Monster Slaying House]

+4 Monster Hunters

Rolled 81, 35, 90, 69, 23 = 298 (5d100)

>Hero

Name: Erian Gundolas

>Young Erian Gundolas was just a boy living on a small coastal village between the empire of Eridinia and his native Ipsalia when war broke out between the two. His father hid him away, and he watched in terror as the Eridinian's in their flying ships and slaughtered everyone, leaving only him. Growing up a bitter ward of the state, he immediately joined with the army as soon as he came of age, his father's old Greatsword never leaving his side, though the war ended as soon as he finished training, much to his dismay. He saw his chance in the new world that was discovered, and petitioned the king of Upsalia to grant him permission to start a colony, which he was. Gundolas soon recruited friends from his days in training and their families, and set off for the new world.

Legitimacy 115/115

Personal Assets: [Father's Greatsword (Heirloom(Legendary) )] [Leather Armor] [Horse] [Well-Bearing]

Personal Wealth: 5 (+5/turn)

Skills: [Greatsword II] [Survival II] [Leadership I]

Bonus: Military Veteran

Negative: Burning Hatred

>Colony

Name: New Tergaron

Number: 5

Empire: Ipsalia

>Fluff:

Named for Gundolas's destroyed home, New Tergaron is ostensibly a peaceful colony, though it's members have different plans. Made up of Erian Gundolas's army friends and their families, their mission is to harness the power of that which the old world has lost; the great and powerful beasts which roam the new world. Modifying their people's ancient dragon-hunting techniques, they plan to capture and train the native beasts for war, to use when the treaty with Eridinia inevitably breaks down.

Leadership: 'General Assembly' (War Council)

Population: 50 (+2/turn)

Food: 10 (-5/turn)

Money: ~

Buildings: War Room

Assets: [Warding Stone]

Military: Monster hunters (4)

Resources: [small iron supply] [small coal supply] [small lumber supply]

Tech: [Forging II] [Warfare II] [Monster Slaying I]

Bonuses: [Military Society] [Ancestral Dragon-Slayers]

>New Tergaron

1/2) First thing's first, if the outpost is to survive, we need a proper food source. Find one.

3) Begin construction of a Barracks for the men and their families to live in.

>Erian Gundolas

4) Practice my swordsmanship.

5) Scout around a bit, to try and get a feel for this new land.

Ershia's Sight

1.-2.The forest is thick and hilley, deep gorges are everywhere making it hard to explore.

However your scouts do report game animals in the area as well as wild vegetables. One scout who dared venture farther than the rest repost a large strange structure deep in the forest that is overgrown with vines and bushes.

3. Progress on the town goes well with the earth magic flattening the terrain.

> Town [5/10]

4. The Layline Morphing goes well, though this is a mighty task

>[Laylines] 3/12

5. Your manipulating of the energy of the earth here give you insight into the energy web of the whole area. Something may come of this later.

>[Earth Magic II] 7/16 (for your hero)

Molderia

1.The Leaders of the 4 other Molderkin tribes begrudgingly agree to meet with Fast-With-Words. You speak well, if speedily to the conclave. The ancient sloth in charge of [yellow] droopy-eye sees the wisdom in your words and agrees to ally with you, [green] chooses independence in this matter. However the leader of [red] Long-in-Dick sees this as an attempt to grab power. He and his lakey [gray] challange your ability to lead the greater Molderkin People.

>Ally with yellow

>Make enemy of red and gray.

2. You comb through your people looking for those with the strongest gift. Not only do you come up with some religious fluff with great speed, you find candidates with startling ability and make great progress training them. They all swear fealty to Fast-with-Words

>Add [Necromancers II]

> Add 10 Necromancers to Military

3. Only 3 wake from their slumber to answer the call of the warrior

4. However their training goes well

>[Tactics I] 5/6

5. The ritual starts slow, as always and must be continued until completed or the spirit's blessing will be lost and dire consequences will befall the Molderkin

>Ritual Progress 1/10

Ershia's Sight

1.-2.The forest is thick and hilley, deep gorges are everywhere making it hard to explore.

However your scouts do report game animals in the area as well as wild vegetables. One scout who dared venture farther than the rest repost a large strange structure deep in the forest that is overgrown with vines and bushes.

3. Progress on the town goes well with the earth magic flattening the terrain.

> Town [5/10]

4. The Layline Morphing goes well, though this is a mighty task

>[Laylines] 3/12

5. Your manipulating of the energy of the earth here give you insight into the energy web of the whole area. Something may come of this later.

>[Earth Magic II] 7/16 (for your hero)

Molderia

1.The Leaders of the 4 other Molderkin tribes begrudgingly agree to meet with Fast-With-Words. You speak well, if speedily to the conclave. The ancient sloth in charge of [yellow] droopy-eye sees the wisdom in your words and agrees to ally with you, [green] chooses independence in this matter. However the leader of [red] Long-in-Dick sees this as an attempt to grab power. He and his lakey [gray] challange your ability to lead the greater Molderkin People.

>Ally with yellow

>Make enemy of red and gray.

2. You comb through your people looking for those with the strongest gift. Not only do you come up with some religious fluff with great speed, you find candidates with startling ability and make great progress training them. They all swear fealty to Fast-with-Words

>Add [Necromancers II]

> Add 10 Necromancers to Military

3. Only 3 wake from their slumber to answer the call of the warrior

4. However their training goes well

>[Tactics I] 5/6

5. The ritual starts slow, as always and must be continued until completed or the spirit's blessing will be lost and dire consequences will befall the Molderkin

>Ritual Progress 1/10

Cloudfall

1-2. For living creatures Blackbeak spies two points of interest, a grazing herd of large herbivores in a large clearing near a mighty waterfall and also a large monster, 25 feet tall bird like creature with a massive beak, bright color plumage and wings to small for true flight. You can Ambush either. Also you find mank rare woods with interesting properties.

3. Using Water Magic you bring in a good hall

>+6 food

4. You fashion 20 Mighty Hunting Bows

5. The progress on the farmland goes better than could be hoped for

>+20 Lumber

>Add [Small Farm]+5 food/turn

>Animal Herd Food output goes up by +1

New Ironhold

1. The Dense Jungle proves truly foreign to the dwarves, though your axes are sharp vary little progress is made chopping wood

>+1 Lumber

2. Your builders do much better than your wood cutters, though there isnt clearing enough yet for farms nice irrigation ditches are dug from the many rivers nearby.

>[Small Farm] progress 5/6

>Add “irrigation ditches” to buildings

3. You sent a survey team with the monster hunters for protection. The mountains are far enough inland it will take 1 turn for the team to return.

>Set “Monster Hunters” to “Away”

4. Their is not nearly enough lumber for a true temple to be constructed. Some of the more devout take turns sleeping near it to ensure its safety, not letting those of lesser faith near it untill a true sanctuary is constructed.

5. Though your presence doesnt slow or expedite the adventure you can now know what is happening. The hunters lead you safely into the jungle. You discover it is a land of many deep rivers spreading like the veins of the earth before you. The Mountains arent THAT far away but the rivers make progress slow. You see much potential in this land.

New Tergaron

1.2- Not to far inland you find large groves of strange citrus fruit unlike any in the homeland. You also find the swamps are teeming with fish, and other creatures.

>Add [“citrus” grove]

Your scouts bring back +8 food with them.

3. The Barracks go up in a well ordered fashion forming a grid layout around the war room

>Add “Living Barracks” to buildings, this uses up your wood supply.

4. You train with your greatsword leading morning drills each day while the barracks are being built

>[Greatsword III] 4/24

5. The Breackneck pace of construction, and the desire for your men to shelter their familys leaves little time for exploration.

Rolled 63 (1d100)

>>27068

Have the monster hunters run interference harassing the boars legs and keeping out of range of it's tusks. Baiting it into trees and the likes while inflicting glancing wounds, once it is tired Lord Maximilian will go in for the kill with with "Dragon's Bane" after studying the creatures movements and weak spots.

[Monster-slaying I]

Rolled 17 (1d20)

>>27077

-Maximillan Horistor-

Going for the kill-shot

[Scion of Great Monster Slaying House] [Legendary Family Heirloom Pneumatic Lance “Dragon’s Bane”]

[Mundane Hunter’s Garb]

[Pneumatic Lance II]

[Leadership II]

>>27078

The Direboars is successfully to your ambush by the hunters, when the boar finally charges Maximillian Horistor levels his Pneumatic Lance “Dragon’s Bane”. The boars legs have been wounded, slowing it down and just at the last second Maximillian activates the lance sending out the tip like a piston right through its thick skull, stopping it in its tracks with its tusks inches from the lords face.

>Add +5 Food

> 1 Direboar pelt to personal assets

>+6 Legitimacy

>>27070

>Hero:

>Name: Zelthair Aroneous

>Fluff: Zelthair was born by the reckoning of the younger races, long ago. Nearly one thousand years ago in fact. As a young lad born with a strong spark of magic, he was taken in by the Archmagus Eljestian. For centuries Zelthair learned magic under his harsh master. Nearly eight hundred years later, when Zelthair was nine hundred and had finished his apprenticeship but not yet acquired his staff of wizardry, Eljestian marched with all his underlings and apprentices to war. Zelthair marched with them. He was present when his Master, and with most of the senior magi were killed by a Vulcarium siege canon at the Battle of the Crimson river and he wept when Vulcarium lines sacked the city of Silena. However it was not until the Vulcarium army reach the Myralan pass did Zelthair make a truly name for himself.

>Taking Eljestian's broken staff, the foremost fang of the slain war dragon Tyrndanost, Zelthair made his staff of wizardry. It was a crude, ugly, thing showing none of the refinement or grace befitting an Elvish wizard. He didn't care. Rukh's Fang was his and with it he would rain death upon the Vulcarium host. He accomplished that task masterfully. The pass of Myralan was inundated with the worst storm seen in millennia, the skies poured down a great deluge, lightning shattered stone, and the winds howled like an enraged beast. Rockslides were everywhere, the once stable pass turned into a death trap. When the Vulcarium army showed itself a week alter it was but a tattered remnant of it's once massive strength. Kor Arnum had won at great cost. But Zelthair was still not content with it.

>Indeed for the next one hundred years he went into borderline seclusion, studying magic and lore in order to expand his own strength. He rarely if ever showed in court except for mandatory commitments. This driven young hero is still by an large an enigma at court. Thus everyone was surprised when he requested to be part of the expedition to the new world.

>Legitimacy 100/100 (this is your Right to Rule)

>Personal Assets: Wizard Robe and Hat, [Legendary Wizard's Staff] Rukh's Fang: Zelthair's stave, refined over a hundred year into a thing of beauty and power. It is sadi that those near it can hear the faint roar of a great beast. Of course the stave never leaves Zelthair's side, so the curious cannot get closer to indulge themselves.

>Personal Wealth (used to effect roles, determined by leadership) Base 5+5/turn

>Skills: Air Magic II Water Magic II Earth Magic I(II 7/16) Staff Combat I, Lore I

>Bonus and Negative:

>Weather Control: You have an innate ability to effect the elements and will receive a +5 when attempting to use magic to do so.

>Formal Scholar: Centuries of study allow you to exert massive amount of focus, you receive a +10 when researching new magicks.

>Dwarven Hate: You receive a large penalty with diplomacy towards Vulcarium.

>Colony:

>Name: Ershia's Sight

>Starting Number 3

>Starting Empire: Kor’Arnum:

>Fluff :When the new world was discovered seers were immediately summoned to look and find an auspicious place to build a colony. After all with all the other younger races moving there shortly, even Kor Arnum would be left behind if it did nothing. SO when a seer named Ershia had a prompt and fortuitous vision, a colony ship was dispatched to go to the new world, explore, learn, discover and eventually return with knowledge and resources.

>Leadership Elder Council (Zelthair is the only wizard currently present)

>Population: 52 +2/turn (affected by all sorts of things, but a key influence on success)

>Food: 25-5/turn (goes down by 1 for every 10 population, higher levels of food will cause population to grow)

>Money: 20

>Buildings

>+Hall of Elders

>+Wizard Tower

>Town Proper (5/10)

>Assets: Warding Stone

>[Laylines] 3/12

>Military: 10 Infantry

>Resources Small amount of Lumber

>Tech: Earth Magic I, Water Magic I, Sympathetic Construction I, Exploration I

>Questionable Leadership: Until you prove yourself to your citizens when you suffer legitimacy loss it will affect your populus harder.

>Prophetic Founding: Your seers chose this spot for a reason, their is a legendary artifact nearby.

Rolled 31, 50, 28, 5, 19 = 133 (5d100)

>>27076

>Hero

Name: Erian Gundolas

>Young Erian Gundolas was just a boy living on a small coastal village between the empire of Eridinia and his native Ipsalia when war broke out between the two. His father hid him away, and he watched in terror as the Eridinian's in their flying ships and slaughtered everyone, leaving only him. Growing up a bitter ward of the state, he immediately joined with the army as soon as he came of age, his father's old Greatsword never leaving his side, though the war ended as soon as he finished training, much to his dismay. He saw his chance in the new world that was discovered, and petitioned the king of Upsalia to grant him permission to start a colony, which he was. Gundolas soon recruited friends from his days in training and their families, and set off for the new world.

Legitimacy 115/115

Personal Assets: [Father's Greatsword (Heirloom(Legendary) )] [Leather Armor] [Horse] [Well-Bearing]

Personal Wealth: 10 (+5/turn)

Skills: [Greatsword II] [Survival II] [Leadership I]

Bonus: Military Veteran

Negative: Burning Hatred

>Colony

Name: New Tergaron

Number: 5

Empire: Ipsalia

>Fluff:

Named for Gundolas's destroyed home, New Tergaron is ostensibly a peaceful colony, though it's members have different plans. Made up of Erian Gundolas's army friends and their families, their mission is to harness the power of that which the old world has lost; the great and powerful beasts which roam the new world. Modifying their people's ancient dragon-hunting techniques, they plan to capture and train the native beasts for war, to use when the treaty with Eridinia inevitably breaks down.

Leadership: 'General Assembly' (War Council)

Population: 52 (+2/turn)

Food: 13 (-5/turn)

Money: ~

Buildings: [War Room] [Barracks]

Assets: [Warding Stone] [Citrus Grove]

Military: Monster hunters (4)

Resources: [small iron supply] [small coal supply]

Tech: [Forging II] [Warfare II] [Monster Slaying I]

Bonuses: [Military Society] [Ancestral Dragon-Slayers]

>Erian Gundolas

1) Continue training with the men. [Greatsword III 4/24]

2) Take a small party to scout around to see what our new home has to offer.

3) More Greatsword training!

>New Tergaron

4) We still lack a stable foodsource. Send some men to investigate the sustainability of the fish in the swamps.

5) Start a lumber-yard as well to replenish our wood supply.

Rolled 14, 11, 77, 32, 56 = 190 (5d100)

>>27070

>>27080

1-2. Scouts now go out to forage and hunt for food. They also look for cultivatable crops in the area.

+Exploration I

3. With the town proceeding well, the Elves of Ershia's sight continue it construction so that by Fall they may have a home. (5/10)

+Small amount of lumber

+Earth Magic I

+Sympathetic Construction I

4. Zelthair continues to bend the Leylines to his will and purpose. This savage and untamed land will bow him. (3/12)

+5 from Weather Control

+Earth Magic I

5.Zelthair has made great progress with his Earth magic of late. Seems the change of scenery and the extra effort has gotten his mental juices flowing. He redoubles his efforts on bettering is Earth mastery. With a set of ruins found he will need it sooner rather than later. (7/16)

+10 from Formal Scholar

+Lore I

>>27068

Hero:

Name: Governor Maximillan Horistor III

Fluff: The Horister family has a long proud family lineage dating back to the founding of Eridinia. Though simple noble family for many years they were thrust into the forefront of technology when Lord Maximillan Horistor I created the Pneumatic Lance and revolutionized the way to hunt monsters. This has lead the family to always be at the front of the technical and hunting world with each successive heir adding to their fortunes. Lord Maximillan Horistor III is such a man, having realized that the resources of the old world where getting exhausted he set off to get a colonial charter to expand to the new world to secure his families future.

Legitimacy 106/100

Personal Assets: [Legendary Family Pneumatic Lance “Dragon’s Bane”], [Mundane Hunter’s Garb]

Personal Wealth: Base 5+5/turn

Skills:[Pneumatic Lance II][Survival II][Leadership II]

Bonus:

[Scion of Great Monster Slaying House]: Stories have been told to you of your destiny since you were little, your family's ancestral manor is filled with great trophies. You gain a bonus to combat against monsters, and can even gain legitimacy for worthy kills.

[Family Patrons]: You have a rich family back home that you may be able to draw resources from.

[Glory of house Horistor]: Should you personally fail in combat against a monster this may negatively impact your legitimacy and the reputation of your house.

Colony:

Name: Fort Eberdeen

Starting Number: 2

Starting Empire: Eridinia

Fluff : A stoat fort on the coast with view over the surronding bay and forests. Chosen for it’s proximity to native dragon territory and the abundant forests which were sure to be useful for fuel and shipping back to the old world.

Leadership: Governor Maximillan Horistor

Population: 50 +2/turn

Food: 32-5/turn +4/turn

Money:

Buildings: Small Fortress, Large Animal Herd +4 food/turn

Assets:

Warding Stone

Holy Artifact “Saint Eberdeen’s Bones”

Military: 4 Monster Hunters, Naval Sloop

Resources: Small Supply of Iron, Small supply of Lumber, 2 Sword Tusks, Direboar Pelt

Tech: [Monster-slaying I][Forestry I]

Bonus:

[Great protectors]: The men and women who came with you know what they signed up for, but they trust in their leaders to keep them safe and suffer less impact by monster attacks against the colony.

[Religious Fervor]: The religious artifact has attracted many true believers they will expect their faith to be honored.

—For Eberdeen—

1. Continue on the 1/6 [Lumberyard]

2. Begin to set up a mine on the coal vein

3. Build a smithy

—Maximillan Horistor—-

4. Cut the [Direboar Pelt] into cloaks for myself and the 4 Monster Hunters

5. We got more hunting to do lads, lets get going!

Rolled 75, 66, 89, 89, 39 = 358 (5d100)

>>27084

Rolled 62, 51, 83, 57, 96 = 349 (5d100)

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Hero: Fast-With-Words

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Legitimacy 100*/100

Personal Assets:

Legendary Relic “Mold Skin of the Ancients”: A fetit hide of a molderkin whose name was lost centuries ago. On it are drawn powerful sigils and instructions on the ways of spirit. It amplifies the owners necromantic ability

Legendary Gatb “reliquary bones”: You are covered in the skin and bone of your ancestors chosen carefully from only the most powerful shamans, protects you in the spirit world.

Personal Wealth: 30 +/5 turn

Skills: [Necromancy II] [Astral Projection II] [Survival I] [Spirit Control I]

——

Bonus and Negative

——

Necromantic Savant: You are able to perform necromantic feats above what you should for your current level.

Divinely Chosen: Do to being born with a long awaited sign you are the spiritual leader of your people and even low legitimacy will not cause you to do leadership

Kind of a Dick: You still suffer all other effects of low legitimacy but also receive negatives for dealing with others directly, especially other molderkin .

Colony: Molderia

Starting Color: Purple

Population: 110 +5/turn

Food: 180-11/turn (goes down by 1 for every 10 population, higher levels of food will cause population to grow)

Money: 20 +10/turn

–Buildings–

The Molderian Temple Annex

Molderian Corn Farm {+5 food/turn}

Molderian Petty Accumulators {+10/turn}

–Assets:–

“Bones of the Angry Dead” Taken from the corpses of legendary molderkin warriors, they are housed in special receptecles in the Holy building. Waiting to be called on for deffense

Military: 30 Molderkin Warriors, 10 Necromancers, 3 Molderkin Ancients

–Resources: –

Lumber: 30+10/turn

–Tech–

[Necromancy II] [Religion II] [Forestry I]

–Bonus–

Natural Cycle: Death and loss doesnt negatively affect your people as much as it does others.

Animistic: Your people believe all things have spirits that can be influenced

Religiously Incompatible: Molderkin don't react well to views of the world and afterlife other than their own.

–Actions–

1. Fast-With-Words gives the general call to war against the recalcitrant tribes. Recruitment of the Molderkin to war continues – infantry, necromancers, hedge-necromancers, priests. [Recruitment]

2.3. Negotiations, however, continue on the side with the recalcitrant tribes. Fast-With-Words knows that a prolonged conflict against the other tribes would be a total disaster and would cost too many lives. The survival of the Molderkin is at stake and the stars are fairly clear about this. [Continue to negotiate]

4. The training continues as more of the kin are awoken from their long sleep. [Tactics I: 5/6]

5. War or no war, the ritual must be completed in accord with our traditions and sacred faith. [Ritual progress: 1/10]

Hero:

Name: Hyopith Zils

Fluff: Hyopith, or “The Ghost that Walks” in Zils clan tongue, is a skilled spellsword and talented survivalist. When he was a young boy, Hyopith’s family was slaughtered in front of his eyes by band of Erdinian marauders. He too would have met an early grave were it not for the interference of a mother grizzly bear, who suddenly burst forth from the forests and mauled one of the attackers, causing the rest to flee. Henceforth, Hyopith was observed by Zils clan elders to have developed a distinct link with nature’s creatures, being able to tame and ally with those of small and large stature alike. It wouldn’t be a stretch to say that Hyopith would be more comfortable sleeping in a large tree hollow than a comfy bed, for the outdoors continually beckoned the young Hyopith.

His skills with blade, magic, and survival eventually caught the attention of higher-ups within Ipsalian leadership, who commissioned him to lead a colonizing effort into the new world. Eager to see what new life and adventures exist in the unknown land, Hyopith took the commission, founding Cloudfall as its first governor.

Legitimacy 100/100

Personal Assets:

+[Iron Sword]

+[Family Heirloom: The Wild Whistle] A silver whistle crafted by Hyopith’s great-great grandfather and passed through generations, its true power was lost to the passage of time…until it was rediscovered by Hyopith. Once, when a Zils clanswoman was surrounded by pack of bloodthirsty wolves, Hyopith blew the whistle and saw that the wolf pack almost immediately dissipated and fled back into the forests. The Wild Whistle was a taming aid, whose shrill call could soothe the most savage of beasts.

+[Legendary Mount: Blackbeak] A not-so-normal pitch black peregrine falcon, Blackbeak and Hyopith first met on one of Hyopith’s regular scouting missions for the Zils clan. Finding the bird on the forest floor wounded and bloodied, Hyopith abandoned his mission in order to take the creature back home and nurse it back to full health. After several weeks under Hyopith’s care, Blackbeak was able to fly outside and transform into its true form, a bird quintupled in size than the one before.

For saving his life, Blackbeak faithfully serves Hyopith. He is able to quickly shapeshift from his normal and larger sizes, and is able to be ridden in larger form. Blackbeak also possesses a razor sharp beak and talons, and the gusts caused from his wings flapping in larger form have been known to knock grown men off their feet.

Personal Wealth : Base 5 +5/turn

Skills:

+[Taming II]

+[Survival II]

+[Water Magic I]

+[Sword I]

Bonus:

+[Wild Empathy] You are skilled at looking into the hearts of wild beasts. You can use your whistle to attempt to calm wild beasts and attempt rolls to tame creatures that would normally be resistant to such attempts.

Negative:

+/-[Wild at Heart] You're much more at home in the wilderness surrounded by feral beasts then your fellow men. You have a +10 to learning wilderness skills(we can work together to determine what falls under this) but will take double effort to learn technology related skills.

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Colony:

Name: Cloudfall

Starting Number: 7

Starting Empire: Ipsalia

Fluff: A colony composed primarily of members of the Hyopith’s clan, the Zils, or the Mist Clan, water magic is what it does best. Named for the shrouds of mist weaved by its mages which conceal the colony from the outside world, to the unaware traveler it could seem as though the colony fell from the heavens themselves. Guided through Hyopith’s leadership and training, the colony as a whole has also become skilled in hunting as per clan tradition.

Leadership: Governor

Population: 56 +2/turn

Food: 14 +4/turn

Money:

Buildings:

+[Nimbus Hall {Government Building}]

+[Small Farm {+5 food/turn}]

Assets:

+[Warding Stone]

+[20 Lumber]

+[20 Mighty Hunting Bows]

Military:

+[4 Monster Hunters]

Resources:

+[Animal Herd]

+[Seed Crop]

Tech:

+[Water Magic II]

+[Hunting II]

+[Farming I]

+[Sailing I]

Bonus:

+[Shrouded in Myst] The water mages of the Zils clan keep Cloudfall hidden from view, you will have less wandering monster encounters and are harder to spot by enemy forces.

>>27087

too many points spent

Ditching

Skills: Foraging

and changing 20 food to 10 food

>>27087

The ships that sailed over the great sea drop you off for your great adventure at the mouth of a truly massive river, it cuts deep into the continent surrounded by dense jungle.

You begin just as the ships are sailing home

Add One"Player named government building"

Lord Byron:

Bonuses and negs

Auspicious Birth: Any roll of 7 or 17 is treated as a roll of 1, However 87 and 97 are treated as 100, All other rolls with a 7 in ones position will receive +7, pray for the day you get 77.

Famous Ship: The voyage over the Myst Seas was accompanied by a famous airship, it had long served in the Erdinian Army, pioleted by one of byron's uncles. If the ship is lost it will be a mighty blow to your reputation. Also not everyone back home is happy you took it.

Out of Fuel(airship is currently immobile, using up its store of dragon oil for the voyage. This can be removed by obtaining dragon oil.

Byger's Land:

Famous Recipe, The peoples who have come with you come from a remote corner of Erdinia where the Byger is a cultural dish. All successful roles focused in some way on bygers will increase your legitimacy

Free Steam Engine: As your airship is non cunctional at the moment it frees up a mighty steam engine of tech level 3+ for you to use.

Rolled 29, 58, 48, 57, 82 = 274 (5d100)

>>27076

Hero:

Name: Master Artificer Urist Firebeard

Fluff: Urist is an artificer of the Vulcarium. Usually this would mean that he would deal with the machines and inventing new works of magic and steel for the armies or citizens. He would be doing that now if he wasn't sent over to a new world to claim new land and resources for the Vulcarium. He isn't too sure why they sent an artificer and not a general or something, but guesses that it is because the generals are all needed. Urist wishes nothing more than to invent and research; especially to find a way to remove people's reliance upon dragon oil, but that will have to wait for when he has time.

Legitimacy 100/100

Personal Assets: Ragnarok (Family Heirloom Rifle) (legendary) (The Firebeard family heirloom rifle. Created and wielded by the first of the Firebeard clan Regurd Firedbeard. He was an Artificer turned monster hunter and after entering a fit of mad engineering and spending all his money on suppplies he created a rifle from rare magical metals and magical wood looted from Uris, then pumped with even more magic. The enchantments are chaotic but potent and the gun grew legendary when Regurd slew a fire giant with it in a single shot)

Cargo ship

Leather Armor

Personal Wealth: 10+5/turn

Skills: [Gun I] [Artifice II] [Engineering I] [Fire Magic I] (Requesting both Artifice and Fire magic/magic skill be a thing)

Bonus:

Master Artificer: You gain a +5 on all rolls to research non magical technologies and an additional +5 to rolls related to artifice.

Legendairy Rifle : Against foes of giant stature your rifles chaotic magic kicks into overdrive, a random table will be rolled on my gm to determine magical effects

Colony:

Name: New Ironhold

Starting Number: 12

Starting Empire: Vulcarium

Fluff: A patchwork of civilians and artificers sent with Urist to build a colony on the new world for resources and study. Strike the Earth!

Leadership: Urist is sole leader

Population: 52 +2/turn

Food: 9-1/turn

Money:

Buildings: Dwarven Hall

Irrigation ditches

Assets: Artisan tools (Artificer and blacksmith tools)

Military: 4 Monster Hunters, 10 Infantry

Resources: Seed crop

Animal Herd

1 Warding Stone

1 Holy relic "Fallen Star of Durgen"

Small Supply of Iron

Small Supply of Coal

1 Lumber

Tech: [Engineering] [Fire Magic] [Gunpowder]

Bonus: Industrious People: Your population is filled with many bright minds and those good with their hands, a general +5 to all build rolls.

Forward Thinkers: You recieve a +10 to research fuel methods alternative to dragon oil, but to truly equal that substance will take legendary effort.

Star of Durgen: The Holy stone that fell from the sky, your clans greatest treasure, it weaves a subtle enchantment over your people, it must be protected at all costs. Though it repels some monsters it may act as a beacon to others.

Settlement:

1. Continue wood gathering.

2. Continue Farm building 5/6 +5 + seed crop

3. Continue exploration?

4. Continue building a temple. +5

Hero:

5. Continue exploration.

Rolled 71, 2, 99, 16, 39 = 227 (5d100)

>>27091

Name: Lord Byron (Esq.)

Fluff: Son of a wealthy landowner in the old country, Byron was the 7th son of the 7th son, and as such, afforded no inheritance other then his name. Using this birthright, and the skill he gained from the 5 year commission in the Empress's army, he pulled every favor and used every ruse at his fingertips to secure a charter to the new world. With this trade charter, he gathered all he knew and many he didn't and set out in hopes of making his own fortune, and at least crawling out from his father's and grandfather's shadow. He is a stout man, hardy and determined, with eyes as blue as the sky and a beard as yellow as the sunrise.

Legitimacy 100/100 (this is your Right to Rule)

Personal Assets: Legendary Rifle (-2 points)

Legendary Cargo (air)Ship (Defunct unless I get dragon Oil)

Personal Wealth: 5+5/turn

Skills: [Sword] [Gun II] [Leadership II] [Survival]

Auspicious Birth: Any roll of 7 or 17 is treated as a roll of 1, However 87 and 97 are treated as 100, All other rolls with a 7 in ones position will receive +7, pray for the day you get 77.

Famous Ship: The voyage over the Myst Seas was accompanied by a famous airship, it had long served in the Erdinian Army, pitted by one of byron's uncles. If the ship is lost it will be a mighty blow to your reputation. Also not everyone back home is happy you took it.

Out of Fuel(airship is currently immobile, using up its store of dragon oil for the voyage. This can be removed by obtaining dragon oil.

Colony

Name: Byger's Land

Starting Number 11

Starting Empire: Erdinia

Fluff: In the hot jungles of the new world sits a small encampment, full of a few people of pale skin and the few natives they've convinced to join them. This is Byger's Land, named after a particularity good food item from the old country, as to remind the people their of their homeland, and to instill a smidgen of pride for when the going gets tough. It has a small palisade and a few longhouses, and a single steam engine from the airship that brought them over.

Leadership: Sole leader with small council

Population: 50 +2/turn

Food: 10 -5/turn (-2 points)

Money:

Buildings: [Defunct Airship] - Tier 3 Steam Engine

Assets: 1 Warding Stone

Military:

Resources: [Small supplies of Iron/Coal/Lumber]

Tech: [Forging] [Farming] [Steam]

Famous Recipe, The peoples who have come with you come from a remote corner of Erdinia where the Byger is a cultural dish. All successful roles focused in some way on bygers will increase your legitimacy

Free Steam Engine: As your airship is non cunctional at the moment it frees up a mighty steam engine of tech level 3+ for you to use.

1/2/3. First things first, we need shelter. Begin Felling trees and collecting the lumber for basic houses.

4. I shall take a small party out hunting

5. Finally, begin work on a farm of sorts. We'll need to food

Rolled 12 (1d20)

>>27093

A water drake is a formidable opponent, and we'll have to be careful with how we handle this.

The first thing to do is find a way to track it, likely by keeping an eye on the flood plains and obvious signs of water movement. once we have its movements down we can pick the best place to take it down, preferably where the river meets both a nearby ditch or trench and near a high forested hill or plateu.

Engineers will dig out the ditch to make it bigger and lay down a trap set off by a rapid movement of water such as the drake can do. Nearby on the hill our hunters will lie in wait. When the drake gets near, we'll bait it with live fire, it will activate the trap causing the water that surrounds it to drain into the ditch while our hunters fire at it from the hill, forcing it to have to climb uphill against the flow of water to face our soldiers. We'll be able to gun it down as it approaches and have melee hunters in the trees for good measure.

Rolled 16, 10, 9, 6 = 41 (4d20)

>>27086

Molderia

1.10 more Molderkin Warriors sign up to fight under you from your tribe, and 10 more from “Yellow”

Also 2 Necromancers who were asleep when the first call was made.

+20 Warriors

+4 Necromancers

2-3. “Green” is swayed by your words and agrees to not stand in your way, but refuses to aid you.

“Gray”’s leader “He-who-yawns-most” Challenges you to a necromancy contest, if You can best him in creating an undead of better magnitude then him he will bow to you, if you fail he will fight with “Long-in’Dick” Of the red face molderkin

4. >Completed [Tactics I]

5. As Early summer comes to an end the ritual is complete.

>+15 to one roll next turn of your choice

>>27088

Cloudfall

(Forget to post rolls?)

>>27093

Edrinia Canal Project

1. The Apollo makes break neck pace towards home, it should arrive back here at the begining of Late Summer.

-40 Personal Wealth

2. Luckily once skinned it dries out, forming a leathery skin but on the inside remains juicy and sweet, its expected to remain preserved for the trip

3. >Add Asset [Steam Tractor] (+4 to rolls that this can logically help with)

4-5 (Beholden to Erdinia) -10. The Monster Hunters try to capture the drake alive, this almost results in the death of some citizens before One Hunter finally rance it through with a Legendary Spear

>+10 Monster Meat

>+River Drake Skin

>>27094

29, 58, 48, 57, 82

New IronHold:

Lumberyard Progress [+2/6] +1 lumber

2. The Farms Are completed

>[Small Farms]+4 food/turn

>Seed Crop “Planted”

3. Your Dwarven troop comes to their first interesting location, a great spire of rock justting from the ground. This appears like a good place to camp for the night.

4. A good location has been picked and the ground is being leveled

[Temple of Durgen] Progress 4/10

5. While the exploration party is camped Urist goes off to take a piss, and while hes going his torch reflects off an Iron Vein the the “Stone Spire”!

Rolled 11, 5, 2, 12 = 30 (4d20)

>>27095

71, 2, 99, 16, 39

Byger’s Land

1-3. Well one disaster after another somehow led into a very productive yield, a good portion of jungle is cleared

>+15 Lumber

(Your disastrous 2 was negated by your very lucky 99)

4. Lord Byron and 5 associated go hunting in the woods

>Lord Byron is lost, hopefully he can find his bearings in this immense junge

5.[Small farm Progress] 2/6

Rolled 56, 58, 52, 20, 55 = 241 (5d100)

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Hero: Fast-With-Words

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Legitimacy 100*/100

Personal Assets:

Legendary Relic “Mold Skin of the Ancients”: A fetit hide of a molderkin whose name was lost centuries ago. On it are drawn powerful sigils and instructions on the ways of spirit. It amplifies the owners necromantic ability

Legendary Gatb “reliquary bones”: You are covered in the skin and bone of your ancestors chosen carefully from only the most powerful shamans, protects you in the spirit world.

Personal Wealth: 35 +/5 turn

Skills: [Necromancy III] [Astral Projection II] [Survival I] [Spirit Control I]

–Bonus and Negative–

Necromantic Savant: You are able to perform necromantic feats above what you should for your current level.

Divinely Chosen: Do to being born with a long awaited sign you are the spiritual leader of your people and even low legitimacy will not cause you to do leadership

Kind of a Dick: You still suffer all other effects of low legitimacy but also receive negatives for dealing with others directly, especially other molderkin .

Colony: Molderia

Starting Color: Purple

Population: 115 +5/turn

Food: 169-11/turn (goes down by 1 for every 10 population, higher levels of food will cause population to grow)

Money: 30 +10/turn

–Buildings–

The Molderian Temple Annex

Molderian Corn Farm {+5 food/turn}

Molderian Petty Accumulators {+10/turn}

–Assets:–

“Bones of the Angry Dead” Taken from the corpses of legendary molderkin warriors, they are housed in special receptecles in the Holy building. Waiting to be called on for deffense

Military: 40 Molderkin Warriors, 14 Necromancers, 3 Molderkin Ancients

–Resources: –

Lumber: 40+10/turn

–Tech–

[Necromancy II] [Religion II] [Forestry I]

–Bonus–

Natural Cycle: Death and loss doesnt negatively affect your people as much as it does others.

Animistic: Your people believe all things have spirits that can be influenced

Religiously Incompatible: Molderkin don't react well to views of the world and afterlife other than their own.

–Actions–

1. The Molderkin are expanding their food production capacities. They think the war will need food, so they go ahead and build it up. [Build more farms, spend wood]

2.Fast-With-Words accepts the challenge! As is the Molderkin way, Fast-With-Words initiates a dance battle! Typically dance battles of this sort integrate singing and dancing to the beat of Molderkin-skin drums with two sides engaging in a performance with periodic insults. [+15]

3. Elsewhere, the expansion of the military continues apace. New groups of soldiers are trained and the necromancers are systemizing their teaching methods so that they are more generally understandable. [Expand the army]

4.5. Elsewhere, the Molderkin are trying to figure out better weapons. Enchantment, they think, is the way to go. [Research better weapons]

Name: Lionel Panama

Fluff: Lionel Panama is the dashing corporate executive of the Panama Company. A man with strong financial skills, and educational background, he inherited the company from his father who passed the mantle of CEO down to him. Having worked on the railroad as a youth as part of his training he has a strong desire to get personal with his business he enjoys directly supervising construction operations and day to day operations and ensuring maximum efficiency. It was no wonder why, when the Panama Company was tasked by Erdinia to handle the Canal project he decided to head the operation personally.

Lionel has a love affair with all things steam powered, particularly steamships and railroads, and designed a personal cargo vessel "The Apollo" as one of the fastest steam powered vessels in the world, in order to ensure multiple round trips both to and from the home nation to facilitate the colonial expedition.

Legitimacy 120/100

Personal Assets:

LEGENDARY Cargo Ship [2] + [1]

Family Heirloom (Personal Zapclicker) [1]

>The Zapclicker is the latest in long distance communication. For ages, the difficulty persisted that despite great increases of speed no message could travel faster than the fastest skyship. That all changed with Howard Morace and his invention of the Zapclicker. A tiny metal stone is connected to a small metal hammer attached to a spring, pressing a switch the hammer strikes the stone and releases a small magical zap through the air that is recieved by a receiving device. Through repeitive clicks, information can be communicated over vast distances.

Family [1]

Personal Wealth: [1]

>Base 415+5/turn

Skills:

*Player requested skill

Mechanics I [1]

Man of Well Bearing [1]

Leadership II [2]

Total Points: [10]

Business Savy: If you spend your personal wealth to increase the rolls of your nation to build infrastructure it will receive an additional +10

Massive Debt: Your father taught you never to spend your own money if you could spend someone else’s, and this project was very expensive. If this project doesn't turn a profit for those back relatively quickly there are some who will come looking for what is owed them.

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Colony

Name: The Erdinia Canal Project

Starting Number:9

Starting Empire: Erdinia

Fluff: Erdinia has long set it's sights on the "Grand Bridge", the landbridge that connects both hemisphere's of the new world but concordently also cuts off the two great oceans. This presents a problem for naval vessels, of which a great portion of trade still relies on, causing them to have to sail around the southern continent. It was with this knowledge that they realized a massive opportunity for wealth and prestige if they were to use their technological prowess to build a canal over the Grand Bridge. And who better to take this garguantuan task than the great The Panama Company, the industrial pride and joy of Erdinia. The Panama Company brings with them a great number of engineers, workers, and farmers all equipped with naught but the latest steam tractors, bulldozers, and of course railway vehicle capability all meant to ensure the best sustainable colony and expedite construction efforts immediately. And one day, there shall be an Erdinian flag flying upon the greatest manmade river the world has ever seen, upon which a river of gold and wealth flows from both sides of the world to he that holds that flag.

Leadership:

Population: 63 +2/turn (affected by all sorts of things, but a key influence on success)

Food: 12-6/turn+3/turn (goes down by 1 for every 10 population, higher levels of food will cause population to grow)

+10 Monster Meat

Money:

Buildings:

Government Building: "Operational Headquarters"

Assets:

[Eridinia Canal 1/50]

[Steam Tractor] (+4 to rolls that this can logically help with)

Military:

4 Monster Hunters [1]

Resources:

>+[Cocoa Beens]

>+ [“rare fruit”]

>+River Drake Skin

[single sack of seeds]]

Warding Stone [1]

Animal Herd [1]

Tech:

>Steam II [2]

>Engineering II [2]

>Sailing I [1]

>Farming I [1]

Bonus:

Total Points: [10]

The Erdinia Canal Project:

Bonus and Negative:

Preplanned location: The are your colony was founded has rich soil and is near a hub of resources.

Beholden to Eridinia: If you do not take at least one action to directly further the canal or related interests to the crown all Nation Rolls will suffer a -5

>>27116

Action #3

[Steam Tractor] (+4 to rolls that this can logically help with)

Rolled 18, 42, 23, 38, 8 = 129 (5d100)

>>27098

>Hero:

Name: Zelthair Aroneous

Fluff: Zelthair was born by the reckoning of the younger races, long ago. Nearly one thousand years ago in fact. As a young lad born with a strong spark of magic, he was taken in by the Archmagus Eljestian. For centuries Zelthair learned magic under his harsh master. Nearly eight hundred years later, when Zelthair was nine hundred and had finished his apprenticeship but not yet acquired his staff of wizardry, Eljestian marched with all his underlings and apprentices to war. Zelthair marched with them. He was present when his Master, and with most of the senior magi were killed by a Vulcarium siege canon at the Battle of the Crimson river and he wept when Vulcarium lines sacked the city of Silena. However it was not until the Vulcarium army reach the Myralan pass did Zelthair make a truly name for himself.

Taking Eljestian's broken staff, the foremost fang of the slain war dragon Tyrndanost, Zelthair made his staff of wizardry. It was a crude, ugly, thing showing none of the refinement or grace befitting an Elvish wizard. He didn't care. Rukh's Fang was his and with it he would rain death upon the Vulcarium host. He accomplished that task masterfully. The pass of Myralan was inundated with the worst storm seen in millennia, the skies poured down a great deluge, lightning shattered stone, and the winds howled like an enraged beast. Rockslides were everywhere, the once stable pass turned into a death trap. When the Vulcarium army showed itself a week alter it was but a tattered remnant of it's once massive strength. Kor Arnum had won at great cost. But Zelthair was still not content with it.

Indeed for the next one hundred years he went into borderline seclusion, studying magic and lore in order to expand his own strength. He rarely if ever showed in court except for mandatory commitments. This driven young hero is still by an large an enigma at court. Thus everyone was surprised when he requested to be part of the expedition to the new world.

Legitimacy 100/100 (this is your Right to Rule)

Personal Assets:

Wizard Robe and Hat,

[Legendary Wizard's Staff] Rukh's Fang: Zelthair's stave, refined over a hundred year into a thing of beauty and power. It is sadi that those near it can hear the faint roar of a great beast. Of course the stave never leaves Zelthair's side, so the curious cannot get closer to indulge themselves.

>Personal Wealth (used to effect roles, determined by leadership) Base 15+5/turn

Skills:

Air Magic II

Water Magic II

Earth Magic I(II 14/16)

Staff Combat I

Lore I

>Bonus and Negative:

Element Control: You have an innate ability to effect the elements and will receive a +5 when attempting to use magic to do so.

Formal Scholar: Centuries of study allow you to exert massive amount of focus, you receive a +10 when researching new magicks.

Dwarven Hate: You receive a large penalty with diplomacy towards Vulcarium.

>Colony:

Name: Ershia's Sight

Starting Number 3

Starting Empire: Kor’Arnum:

Fluff :When the new world was discovered seers were immediately summoned to look and find an auspicious place to build a colony. After all with all the other younger races moving there shortly, even Kor Arnum would be left behind if it did nothing. SO when a seer named Ershia had a prompt and fortuitous vision, a colony ship was dispatched to go to the new world, explore, learn, discover and eventually return with knowledge and resources.

Leadership Elder Council (Zelthair is the only wizard currently present)

Population: 49 +2/turn

+5 Lost in the woods

Food: 30-5/turn (goes down by 1 for every 10 population, higher levels of food will cause population to grow)

Money: 20

Buildings

+Hall of Elders

+Wizard Tower

+Town

Assets:

+Warding Stone

+[Laylines] 6/12

+[Rosalia Mushroom

Military: 10 Infantry

Resources Small amount of Lumber

Tech: Earth Magic I, Water Magic I, Sympathetic Construction I, Exploration I

Questionable Leadership: Until you prove yourself to your citizens when you suffer legitimacy loss it will affect your populus harder.

Prophetic Founding: Your seers chose this spot for a reason, their is a legendary artifact nearby.

1-2. More exploration and scouting occurs, both for our wayward scouts, and for any resources we can use.

3. With the town finished and a crop secured, The colonists of Ershia's sight begin creating farm of Rosalia Mushrooms with their earth magic as a source of food.

+Earth Magic I

+Sympathetic Construction I

4.Zelthair sees that the town has finished. He is impressed by it. The ley line project is progressing slowly, but barring a massive misadventure should finish soon. (6/12)

+5 from Element Control

+Earth Magic I

5.Zelthair can feel his mastery of Earth and stone increasing. He knows he'll make a break through soon. (14/16)

+10 from Formal Scholar

+Lore I

Rolled 10, 44, 95, 45, 47 = 241 (5d100)

>>27098

Hero:

Name: Governor Maximillan Horistor III

Fluff: The Horister family has a long proud family lineage dating back to the founding of Eridinia. Though simple noble family for many years they were thrust into the forefront of technology when Lord Maximillan Horistor I created the Pneumatic Lance and revolutionized the way to hunt monsters. This has lead the family to always be at the front of the technical and hunting world with each successive heir adding to their fortunes. Lord Maximillan Horistor III is such a man, having realized that the resources of the old world where getting exhausted he set off to get a colonial charter to expand to the new world to secure his families future.

Legitimacy 106/100

Personal Assets: [Legendary Family Pneumatic Lance “Dragon’s Bane”], [Mundane Hunter’s Garb][Direboar Cloak]

Personal Wealth: Base 5+5/turn

Skills:[Pneumatic Lance II][Survival II][Leadership II]

Bonus:

[Scion of Great Monster Slaying House]: Stories have been told to you of your destiny since you were little, your family's ancestral manor is filled with great trophies. You gain a bonus to combat against monsters, and can even gain legitimacy for worthy kills.

[Family Patrons]: You have a rich family back home that you may be able to draw resources from.

[Glory of house Horistor]: Should you personally fail in combat against a monster this may negatively impact your legitimacy and the reputation of your house.

Colony:

Name: Fort Eberdeen

Starting Number: 2

Starting Empire: Eridinia

Fluff : A stoat fort on the coast with view over the surronding bay and forests. Chosen for it’s proximity to native dragon territory and the abundant forests which were sure to be useful for fuel and shipping back to the old world.

Leadership: Governor Maximillan Horistor

Population: 50 +2/turn

Food: 32-5/turn +4/turn

Money:

Buildings: Small Fortress, Large Animal Herd +4 food/turn

Assets:

Warding Stone

Holy Artifact “Saint Eberdeen’s Bones”

Military: 4 Monster Hunters [Direboar Cloak], Naval Sloop

Resources: Small Supply of Iron, Small supply of Lumber, 2 Sword Tusks, Direboar Pelt

Tech: [Monster-slaying I][Forestry I]

Bonus:

[Great protectors]: The men and women who came with you know what they signed up for, but they trust in their leaders to keep them safe and suffer less impact by monster attacks against the colony.

[Religious Fervor]: The religious artifact has attracted many true believers they will expect their faith to be honored.

—–

1. Finish the 5/6 [Lumberyard]

2. Finish the 5/6 [Smithy]

3. Finish the 5/6 [Small Coal Mine]

—–

4. Train my [Pneumatic Lance II]

5. Keep trekking boys I have a good feeling about this!

Rolled 77, 71, 23, 48, 26 = 245 (5d100)

>>27102

Hero:

Name: Master Artificer Urist Firebeard

Fluff: Urist is an artificer of the Vulcarium. Usually this would mean that he would deal with the machines and inventing new works of magic and steel for the armies or citizens. He would be doing that now if he wasn't sent over to a new world to claim new land and resources for the Vulcarium. He isn't too sure why they sent an artificer and not a general or something, but guesses that it is because the generals are all needed. Urist wishes nothing more than to invent and research; especially to find a way to remove people's reliance upon dragon oil, but that will have to wait for when he has time.

Legitimacy 100/100

Personal Assets: Ragnarok (Family Heirloom Rifle) (legendary) (The Firebeard family heirloom rifle. Created and wielded by the first of the Firebeard clan Regurd Firedbeard. He was an Artificer turned monster hunter and after entering a fit of mad engineering and spending all his money on suppplies he created a rifle from rare magical metals and magical wood looted from Uris, then pumped with even more magic. The enchantments are chaotic but potent and the gun grew legendary when Regurd slew a fire giant with it in a single shot)

Cargo ship

Leather Armor

Personal Wealth: 10+5/turn

Skills: [Gun I] [Artifice II] [Engineering I] [Fire Magic I] (Requesting both Artifice and Fire magic/magic skill be a thing)

Bonus:

Master Artificer: You gain a +5 on all rolls to research non magical technologies and an additional +5 to rolls related to artifice.

Legendairy Rifle : Against foes of giant stature your rifles chaotic magic kicks into overdrive, a random table will be rolled on my gm to determine magical effects

Colony:

Name: New Ironhold

Starting Number: 12

Starting Empire: Vulcarium

Fluff: A patchwork of civilians and artificers sent with Urist to build a colony on the new world for resources and study. Strike the Earth!

Leadership: Urist is sole leader

Population: 54 +2/turn

Food: 12 +3/turn

Money:

Buildings: Dwarven Hall

Irrigation ditches

[Small Farms]

Assets: Artisan tools (Artificer and blacksmith tools)

Military: 4 Monster Hunters, 10 Infantry

Resources:

Animal Herd

1 Warding Stone

1 Holy relic "Fallen Star of Durgen"

Small Supply of Iron

Small Supply of Coal

2 Lumber

Tech: [Engineering] [Fire Magic] [Gunpowder]

Bonus: Industrious People: Your population is filled with many bright minds and those good with their hands, a general +5 to all build rolls.

Forward Thinkers: You recieve a +10 to research fuel methods alternative to dragon oil, but to truly equal that substance will take legendary effort.

Star of Durgen: The Holy stone that fell from the sky, your clans greatest treasure, it weaves a subtle enchantment over your people, it must be protected at all costs. Though it repels some monsters it may act as a beacon to others.

Ironhold

1. Lumberyard Progress 2/6 +5

2. Temple of Drugen 4/10 +5

3. Begin building wood bridges across the rivers to the mountains.

4. Monster hunters continue exploration.

Urist

5. Head back to the settlement and get people to build bridges to the mountains and iron veins.