/builders/ - Hero and Nation Builders!

I helped develop some aspects of this game, I believe it has potential guys.

>>39253

This is simply to say that there isn't any magic in this setting, divine or otherwise

>>39254

Now that I have time to think I need you to get your whore ass onto the IRC for questions.

Nation Name: Noi Goram Koritz (land of lonely puppets)

Colour: purple

Culture: so called for the tight cloth wrappings the people wear and the great (to them) distance one could cross without seeing another person, Noi Goran Koritz is home to people who have little more to worry about than boredom. As such, in addition to many great artists, we also all are considerably more concerned with good feeding, good resting, and good breeding than any such ideas of war and it's tools, indeed, there aren't any hard stones or trees one could make oneself calloused upon on the island.

Capital position: the larger of the two islands that are far away from anything else.

>>39271

It may not be entirely clear, I did not mean that there were no trees at all, but rather that the wood is soft and yielding compared to what would grow on the mainland.

>>39221

The topography of that northern island suggests that it has nothing to to with tectonics, perhaps a fucking huge volcano?

>>39220

Nation Name: Chiefdom of Pruus

Colour: Prussian Blue

Culture: Leeute

Capital position: Somewhere with Forest and Rivers as well as a balanced climate, preferably at the foot of a mountain

Pop: 10,000

Pop growth: +1% (per turn)

Money: 100 (for trading with other nations)

Military units:

Happiness: 0 (-10 is enraged, 0 is contempt, 10 is ecstatic)

Tech: Agriculture, Animal husbandry, Irrigation, Wheels

>>39286

Culture: Leeute

The Chiefdom of Pruus is almost solely populated by the Leeute. A somewhat barbaric and warlike people leadership is often determined through strength, leaders who appear weak often find themselves challenged by stronger claimants.

Ancestral worship as well as worship of Gaia, Sun and Moon are widespread, though hardly defined and often loosely celebrated by means which vary from family to family.

Being rather spread out and easily divided by individual conflicts for power and fame the Leeute are mostly defined by their common language the Leaut. While regional dialects may vary strongly Leeute remain able to understand one another, creating two very basic groups in the Leeut mindset, the Leeute and the Stuume. Basically those who speak Leaut and those who do not.

The Leeute Culture is still in its infancy, with only few notable tales and traditions to speak of. However High Chief Nimbfried, Chief of Pruus, has great plans for his people. Having conquered many smaller tribes he sees himself at the forefront of establishing a Legacy to be respected and feared.

Nation Name: Drakyi Rijiee

Colour: Blue

Culture: The Drakyi are nomadic horsemen who learn to ride as they learn to walk. They are a fluid group. Members of a Riji can easily leave to join a new one, or start their own. A Rij holds on to his power by the will of his people, strength of arm, and his horse. For a Drakyi who can not ride is no Drakyi. Most Drakyi herd cattle for meat, milk, and leathers.

The Drakyi rarely set up permanent settlements, and never on purpose. Their capital camp was made permanent due to the frequency of visits and being used to name a Rijan, the leader of all Rij, by the majority vote of Rij and defending the title in duels to the death against those who claim the right.

The Drakyi belive the world is full of gods who give their own people different claims, and cooperate and fight to shape the world. For the Drakyi it was the Steed of Rivers who gave the Drakyi dominion of all beasts and anything they could take. Shamans act to interpret the signs to predict the future, to record all beasts, to study the world and see the true nature of things, and to keep track of what a Riji possess. Shamans are taken from those who were weak in birth but survived, showing a strong soul but weak body.

Capital position: on the western continent between the center forest and desert, on the southern bank of the northern shore

>>39271

As for faith, the Korito believe in a thousand chaotic gods of the sea and winds, and one soft goddess, Soria, who brought the islands out of an endless sea.

Nation Name: Tribes of Ashala

Colour: maroon

Culture: Ashalites were a largely isolated people that had built their homes into the mountainside and maintained a simple ascetic existence. This was recently changed when a shaman who had reached the top of the mountain had an epiphany when he stared down at the world. That while one man can go anywhere he only has dominion where he stands and while he lives, It takes many in order to hold the entire world and have his legacy extend beyond himself. With this in mind he went village to village preaching his new philosophy and inspired people to start relations with their previously isolated kin. Now ruled by a council of elders from each tribe, Ashalites are more united than they ever were before.

Ashalites worship the mountain as an extension of the earth itself and depicts it as both father and mother depending on the role that is required of it, they keep the ashes of their ancestors underneath their floors in order to ward away ill omens, and believe that everything is connected. All tribes are lead by a mystic leader known as a shaman who receive their position by some sort of trial related to the mountain environment.

Capital position: In the middle of the tallest mountain where the three rivers meet.

Pop: 10,000

Pop growth: +1% (per turn)

Money: 100 (for trading with other nations)

Military units:

Happiness: 0 (-10 is enraged, 0 is contempt, 10 is ecstatic)

Tech: Agriculture, Animal husbandry, Irrigation, Wheels

Rolled 6, 38, 39, 90 = 173 (4d100)

Nation Name: Noi Goram Koritz (land of lonely puppets)

Colour: purple

Culture: >>39271

Capital position: the larger of the two islands that are far away from anything else.

Pop: 10,050

Pop growth: +.5% (per turn)

Money: 100 (for trading with other nations)

Military units:

Happiness: 1 (-10 is enraged, 0 is contempt, 10 is ecstatic)

Tech: Agriculture, Animal husbandry, Irrigation, Wheels

1. Get rid of this uncomfortable stuff.

2. Invent culinary.

3. Deforestation.

4. Wood carving.

Rolled 86, 12, 10, 22 = 130 (4d100)

>>39347

Dicks.

Rolled 94, 76, 75, 61 = 306 (4d100)

Nation Name: Tribes of Ashala

Colour: maroon

Culture: Ashalites were a largely isolated people that had built their homes into the mountainside and maintained a simple ascetic existence. This was recently changed when a shaman who had reached the top of the mountain had an epiphany when he stared down at the world. That while one man can go anywhere he only has dominion where he stands and while he lives, It takes many in order to hold the entire world and have his legacy extend beyond himself. With this in mind he went village to village preaching his new philosophy and inspired people to start relations with their previously isolated kin. Now ruled by a council of elders from each tribe, Ashalites are more united than they ever were before.

Ashalites worship the mountain as an extension of the earth itself and depicts it as both father and mother depending on the role that is required of it, they keep the ashes of their ancestors underneath their floors in order to ward away ill omens, and believe that everything is connected. All tribes are lead by a mystic leader known as a shaman who receive their position by some sort of trial related to the mountain environment.

Capital position: In the middle of the tallest mountain where the three rivers meet.

Pop: 10,000

Pop growth: +1%/t

Money: 100

Military units:

Happiness: 2

Tech: Agriculture, Animal husbandry, Irrigation, Wheels

Trait: Living so high gives your people an advantage in extreme altitudes as many other civilizations would regard the air pressure dangerous

The mountain also provides you with freezing weather conditions all year round making it difficult for your people to acclimatize to the warmer climates near the equator

Actions

1. Build a city at the source of the southern river.

2. Build a city at the source of the western river.

3.build roads to connect all the disparate villages together which eventually culminates at the capital.

4. Unify beliefs at the capital in order to further unity.

"While we have begun the process of integration at the source of Pihari's tears (northern river), we have left the Pihari's milk(southern river) and Pihari's seed (western river) unconsecrated. If we want to establish dominion of the mountain we must control each of the three aspects. Right now only the chosen representatives of their tribe's truly travel and interact with one another, if we seek to change this then we must create a network of trails across the mountain allowing easier movement between the villages and allow pilgrimage to all three holy sites. With this first council a long debate shall be held here in order to share divine revelation received by the inhabitants in each village so that we may be better able to execute Pihari's will as a people."

Rolled 51, 6, 12, 83 = 152 (4d100)

>>39331

Nation Name: Drakyi Rijiee

Colour: Blue

Culture: The Drakyi are nomadic horsemen who learn to ride as they learn to walk. They are a fluid group. Members of a Riji can easily leave to join a new one, or start their own. A Rij holds on to his power by the will of his people, strength of arm, and his horse. For a Drakyi who can not ride is no Drakyi. Most Drakyi herd cattle for meat, milk, and leathers.

The Drakyi rarely set up permanent settlements, and never on purpose. Their capital camp was made permanent due to the frequency of visits and being used to name a Rijan, the leader of all Rij, by the majority vote of Rij and defending the title in duels to the death against those who claim the right.

The Drakyi belive the world is full of gods who give their own people different claims, and cooperate and fight to shape the world. For the Drakyi it was the Steed of Rivers who gave the Drakyi dominion of all beasts and anything they could take. Shamans act to interpret the signs to predict the future, to record all beasts, to study the world and see the true nature of things, and to keep track of what a Riji possess. Shamans are taken from those who were weak in birth but survived, showing a strong soul but weak body.

Capital position: on the western continent between the center forest and desert, on the southern bank of the northern shore

Pop: 10,000

Pop growth: +1% (per turn)

Money: 100 (for trading with other nations)

Military units:

Happiness: 1 (-10 is enraged, 0 is contempt, 10 is ecstatic)

Tech: Agriculture, Animal husbandry, Irrigation, Wheels

1. Explore out into the plains.

2. As well get some of the other Rij to expand the herding grounds of the Rijiee into the norther plains.

3. Riding upon these beasts can hurt quite a bit. Have the shamans start trying to find something we can put on the beast's backs so that we can ride easier.

4. Begin breeding stronger horses so that they may carry more and run faster.

Just need WhiteDeath to continue

Rolled 31, 34, 88 = 153 (3d100)

>>39331

Nation Name: Chiefdom of Pruus

Colour: Prussian Blue

Culture: Leeute

Capital position: Somewhere with Forest and Rivers as well as a balanced climate, preferably at the foot of a mountain

Pop: 10,000

Pop growth: +1% (per turn)

Money: 100 (for trading with other nations)

Military units:

Happiness: 1 (-10 is enraged, 0 is contempt, 10 is ecstatic)

Tech: Agriculture, Animal husbandry, Irrigation, Wheels

1. With their crude written language the Leeute begin writing down the stories and traditions of their people, beginning to create an increased sense of shared identity and what is considered to be part of Leeute Culture.

2. High Chief Nimbfried begins to gather a host of warriors to serve in his armies.

3. Warfare continues to change. Stones and rocks may have served their forefathers well but High Chief Nimbfried demands that better weapons be found to gain the Chiefdom of Pruus an advantage over their lesser cousins who inhabit the surrounding lands!

>>39369

Nuh uh

Room for another?

>>39372

Also

Tech: Heat treatment

what did my religious council do, increase happiness?

Rolled 73, 26, 6 = 105 (3d100)

>>39382

Nation Name: Drakyi Rijiee

Colour: Blue

Culture: The Drakyi are nomadic horsemen who learn to ride as they learn to walk. They are a fluid group. Members of a Riji can easily leave to join a new one, or start their own. A Rij holds on to his power by the will of his people, strength of arm, and his horse. For a Drakyi who can not ride is no Drakyi. Most Drakyi herd cattle for meat, milk, and leathers.

The Drakyi rarely set up permanent settlements, and never on purpose. Their capital camp was made permanent due to the frequency of visits and being used to name a Rijan, the leader of all Rij, by the majority vote of Rij and defending the title in duels to the death against those who claim the right.

The Drakyi belive the world is full of gods who give their own people different claims, and cooperate and fight to shape the world. For the Drakyi it was the Steed of Rivers who gave the Drakyi dominion of all beasts and anything they could take. Shamans act to interpret the signs to predict the future, to record all beasts, to study the world and see the true nature of things, and to keep track of what a Riji possess. Shamans are taken from those who were weak in birth but survived, showing a strong soul but weak body.

Capital position: on the western continent between the center forest and desert, on the southern bank of the northern shore

Pop: 9,595

Pop growth: +1% (per turn)

Money: 100 (for trading with other nations)

Military units:

Happiness: 0 (-10 is enraged, 0 is contempt, 10 is ecstatic)

Tech: Agriculture, Animal husbandry, Irrigation, Wheels

1. Tame the Buffalo to add to our herds. They shall provide much meat and hide.

2. Expand into the plains.

3. Have the shamans try again, and this time make sure that it can allow for a full gallop. Also what kind of Rijan falls off his horse!

Rolled 92, 53, 96 = 241 (3d100)

>>39382

Nation Name: Chiefdom of Pruus

Colour: Prussian Blue

Culture: Leeute

Capital position: Somewhere with Forest and Rivers as well as a balanced climate, preferably at the foot of a mountain

Pop: 10,100

Pop growth: +1% (per turn)

Money: 100 (for trading with other nations)

Military units:

+ 100 Clubmen (+1 on combat rolls for every 20 Clubmen)

Happiness: 2 (-10 is enraged, 0 is contempt, 10 is ecstatic)

Tech: Agriculture, Animal Husbandry, Irrigation, Wheels, Heat Treatment

1. Fertile lands along the River make for excellent farmlands. More farms mean more food. More food means more people to work the farms.

2. High Chief Nimbfried would lead his Clubmen outwards, expanding the borders of Pruus and bringing more people into the fold.

3. In the Capital of Pruus a building was constructed. The Story Holder would contain writings on Pruus Traditions as much as it would hold information about the various Chiefs of the World, other Civilizations and general information about the events which took place within the Chiefdom and what little of the world they knew about.

Rolled 32, 87, 81, 16 = 216 (4d100)

>>39381

Nation Name: Noi Goram Koritz (land of lonely puppets)

Colour: purple

Culture: >>39271 (You)

Capital position: the larger of the two islands that are far away from anything else.

Pop: 10,050

Pop growth: +.5% (per turn)

Money: 100 (for trading with other nations)

Military units:

Happiness: 1 (-10 is enraged, 0 is contempt, 10 is ecstatic)

Tech: Agriculture, Animal husbandry, Irrigation, Wheels, Mild toxins, Dendrology, Wood carving, Canoes

1. Arm our men with tooth and claw!

2. Surely there's a better use for these plants.

3. Early Korito mathematicians noticed that the human hand has 4 main fingers each with 3 sections, by pointing at these sections with the thumb, they could indicate numbers from one to a dozen. (Invent math)

Nation Name: The Island Kingdom of Halua

Color: Green

Culture: The Haluans are first and foremost a seafaring people, as it's a necessity when your home is a vast island chain. They are largely fishers by trade, although they do dabble in agriculture, growing tropical fruits and crops on the limited yet fertile land they possess. The Haluans worship the ocean itself, as they know both the joys of a net full of fish and the wrath of a stormy sea all too well and know that keeping the Ocean Mother happy is the key to their prosperity. To do this they use rituals, dances and even this strange practice of riding the waves while standing on boards of wood. While they may seem like a peaceful people, woe be to those who would dare invade, for the Haluans are masters of the sea and will send any foolish enough to invade to its depths.

Capital position: The island of Halua Melemele

Pop: 10,000

Pop growth: +1% (per turn)

Money: 100 (for trading with other nations)

Military units:

Happiness: 1 (-10 is enraged, 0 is contempt, 10 is ecstatic)

Tech: Agriculture, Animal husbandry, Irrigation, Wheels, Canoes

1. Well-fed people are happy people, and the Ocean Mother has much to offer to help us prosper. We should first learn the art of fishing so we can make use of Her offerings.

2. Next we should work on expanding our domain to cover the entirety of Haloa Melemele.

3. Finally, our tools and weapons are flimsy and weak, being made of stones and twigs. We should find a new material to make our things from. Legend tells of the way the fire god Mauga Noa would easily melt even the strongest stones. Perhaps if we could find a way to smelt strong rocks, we could shape them how we want and get strong tools in return.

Rolled 92, 6, 51 = 149 (3d100)

>>39392

Rolls

>>39384

it will be kept in mind for future story telling and action results

Just need Oneman to continue

Rolled 20, 70, 70 = 160 (3d100)

Nation Name: Tribes of Ashala

Colour: maroon

Culture: Ashalites were a largely isolated people that had built their homes into the mountainside and maintained a simple ascetic existence. This was recently changed when a shaman who had reached the top of the mountain had an epiphany when he stared down at the world. That while one man can go anywhere he only has dominion where he stands and while he lives, It takes many in order to hold the entire world and have his legacy extend beyond himself. With this in mind he went village to village preaching his new philosophy and inspired people to start relations with their previously isolated kin. Now ruled by a council of elders from each tribe, Ashalites are more united than they ever were before.

Ashalites worship the mountain as an extension of the earth itself and depicts it as both father and mother depending on the role that is required of it, they keep the ashes of their ancestors underneath their floors in order to ward away ill omens, and believe that everything is connected. All tribes are lead by a mystic leader known as a shaman who receive their position by some sort of trial related to the mountain environment.

Capital position: In the middle of the tallest mountain where the three rivers meet.

Pop: 10,605

Pop growth: +1%/t

Money: 100

Military units:

Happiness: 2

Tech: Agriculture, Animal husbandry, Irrigation, Wheels

Trait: Living so high gives your people an advantage in extreme altitudes as many other civilizations would regard the air pressure dangerous

The mountain also provides you with freezing weather conditions all year round making it difficult for your people to acclimatize to the warmer climates near the equator

Actions

1. encourage trade and pilgrimage between the three cities and villages(money/pop)

2. Create a group of mountaineers that can keep the roads clear and protect travelers from environmental or man related dangers(military).

3. carve pictures with meaning on rocks, trees, trinkets, etc… In order to hold blessings from shamans and to ward travelers from danger(hieroglyphics).

"while our holy sites and beliefs are unified the paths to take them are still treacherous and limit who can come to us. First we need to create a group that can keep the roads safe from the mountains wrath and man's greed, then we must find a way of keeping the roads, cities, and peoples blessed without the constant supervision of a shaman. With these two systems in place people will be encouraged to join us and bring goods that were once isolated in lone villages to be shared across the entire mountain. Through mastery of the mountain, we will become better servants of Pahari's will.

Rolled 6, 84, 97, 90 = 277 (4d100)

Nation Name: Tribes of Ashala

Colour: maroon

Culture: Ashalites were a largely isolated people that had built their homes into the mountainside and maintained a simple ascetic existence. This was recently changed when a shaman who had reached the top of the mountain had an epiphany when he stared down at the world. That while one man can go anywhere he only has dominion where he stands and while he lives, It takes many in order to hold the entire world and have his legacy extend beyond himself. With this in mind he went village to village preaching his new philosophy and inspired people to start relations with their previously isolated kin. Now ruled by a council of elders from each tribe, Ashalites are more united than they ever were before.

Ashalites worship the mountain as an extension of the earth itself and depicts it as both father and mother depending on the role that is required of it, they keep the ashes of their ancestors underneath their floors in order to ward away ill omens, and believe that everything is connected. All tribes are lead by a mystic leader known as a shaman who receive their position by some sort of trial related to the mountain environment.

Capital position: In the middle of the tallest mountain where the three rivers meet.

Pop: 10,711

Pop growth: +1%/t

Money: 100

Military units:100 Mountain Warriors(+1 on combat rolls for every 20)

Happiness: 2

Tech: Agriculture, Animal husbandry, Irrigation, Wheels, Mountain Fighting, Ashalite Alphabet

Trait: Living so high gives your people an advantage in extreme altitudes as many other civilizations would regard the air pressure dangerous

The mountain also provides you with freezing weather conditions all year round making it difficult for your people to acclimatize to the warmer climates near the equator

Actions

1. Expand down Pihari's Tears(northern river)

2. Expand down Pihari's Milk(southern river)

3. Expand the mountain warriors

4. research the calender

"With our dominion established at the summit it is natural that we start to expand downwards, as the rivers are the source of life and Pihari's Tears and Milk lead closer into the ocean we shall follow where they lead. In accompaniment with this migration, we will induct more mountain warriors to ensure passage is safe and that they people are not preyed upon by outsiders. Something we have lacked for many years was a way of properly tracking time. We have always gone with what "feels" right for when to honor Pihari and when to plant our crops, but no more. We shall use our unobfuscated view of the sky and learn its meaning.

Rolled 74, 89, 6 = 169 (3d100)

Nation Name: The Island Kingdom of Halua

Color: Green

Culture: The Haluans are first and foremost a seafaring people, as it's a necessity when your home is a vast island chain. They are largely fishers by trade, although they do dabble in agriculture, growing tropical fruits and crops on the limited yet fertile land they possess. The Haluans worship the ocean itself, as they know both the joys of a net full of fish and the wrath of a stormy sea all too well and know that keeping the Ocean Mother happy is the key to their prosperity. To do this they use rituals, dances and even this strange practice of riding the waves while standing on boards of wood. While they may seem like a peaceful people, woe be to those who would dare invade, for the Haluans are masters of the sea and will send any foolish enough to invade to its depths.

Capital position: The island of Halua Melemele

Pop: 10,050

Pop growth: +1% (per turn)

Money: 100 (for trading with other nations)

Military units:

Happiness: 1 (-10 is enraged, 0 is contempt, 10 is ecstatic)

Tech: Agriculture, Animal husbandry, Irrigation, Wheels, Canoes

1. The jungle cats are a serious problem, but before we send warriors to fight the beasts we must secure the town. Build a wooden palisade to block the beasts from entering the village. The outside will still be dangerous, but we can rest assured that our people will have a safe refuge to go to.

2. We should also develop our weaponry to fight the jungle cats better. The jungle cats are strong but we will have the advantage if we can attack from a distance. We should look into weapons and techniques that will allow us to do this. (Develop bows/archery)

3. We should develop a way to record our ideas, legends and teachings. (Develop writing)

Rolled 34, 38, 61 = 133 (3d100)

>>39422

Nation Name: Chiefdom of Pruus

Colour: Prussian Blue

Culture: Leeute

Capital position: Somewhere with Forest and Rivers as well as a balanced climate, preferably at the foot of a mountain

Pop: 10,252

Pop growth: +1.5% (per turn)

Money: 100 (for trading with other nations)

Military units:

+ 100 Clubmen (+1 on combat rolls for every 20 Clubmen)

Happiness: 3 (-10 is enraged, 0 is contempt, 10 is ecstatic)

Tech: Agriculture, Animal Husbandry, Irrigation, Wheels, Heat Treatment, Pruusian Alphabet

1. More lands await to the South along the foot of the mountain! High Chief Nimbfried, slowly feeling the weight of his age bear down upon him demanded that they be settled and the local tribes join the Chiefdom. By force if necessary.

2. To protect what he has built Chief Nimbfried demands the construction of a wall, shielding fields and houses from petty raiders who would dare approach. The first Ring of the Chiefdom's capital.

3. The times of bare chested warriors are slowly coming to an end. The Warriors and Craftsmen of Pruus will begin to experiment with various new forms of armor and personal protection.

Rolled 67, 86 = 153 (2d100)

>>39422

Nation Name: Drakyi Rijiee

Colour: Blue

Culture: The Drakyi are nomadic horsemen who learn to ride as they learn to walk. They are a fluid group. Members of a Riji can easily leave to join a new one, or start their own. A Rij holds on to his power by the will of his people, strength of arm, and his horse. For a Drakyi who can not ride is no Drakyi. Most Drakyi herd cattle for meat, milk, and leathers.

The Drakyi rarely set up permanent settlements, and never on purpose. Their capital camp was made permanent due to the frequency of visits and being used to name a Rijan, the leader of all Rij, by the majority vote of Rij and defending the title in duels to the death against those who claim the right.

The Drakyi belive the world is full of gods who give their own people different claims, and cooperate and fight to shape the world. For the Drakyi it was the Steed of Rivers who gave the Drakyi dominion of all beasts and anything they could take. Shamans act to interpret the signs to predict the future, to record all beasts, to study the world and see the true nature of things, and to keep track of what a Riji possess. Shamans are taken from those who were weak in birth but survived, showing a strong soul but weak body.

Capital position: on the western continent between the center forest and desert, on the southern bank of the northern shore

Pop: 9,690

Pop growth: +1% (per turn)

Money: 100 (for trading with other nations)

Military units:

Happiness: 1 (-10 is enraged, 0 is contempt, 10 is ecstatic)

Tech: Agriculture, Animal husbandry, Irrigation, Wheels, Textiles

1. Yes this is good. Make heavy clothes of furs and cloth for the winter and settle the northern planes.

2. Send scouts across the river and into the desert to see what is to the south.

Rolled 10, 34, 8 = 52 (3d100)

>>39423

Nation Name: Noi Goram Koritz (land of lonely puppets)

Colour: purple

Culture: >>39271

Capital position: the larger of the two islands that are far away from anything else.

Pop: 10,200

Pop growth: +1.5% (per turn)

Money: 100 (for trading with other nations)

Military units:

Happiness: 1 (-10 is enraged, 0 is contempt, 10 is ecstatic)

Tech: Agriculture, Animal husbandry, Irrigation, Wheels, Mild toxins, Dendrology, Wood carving, Canoes, Toothed Cestuses, Herbalism, Korito Numerals, Arithmetic

1. Spread our peoples, we need more land.

2. You know that sex thing, yeah, it's time to make it fun.

3. Fuck you apex nightmare fuel, this is our island!

Rolled 90, 22, 94 = 206 (3d100)

>>39432

*Whimpers self to sleep*

Just need the Ral' Kai to continue

Just post the turn, Ral' kai has never shown up after submitting his sheet.

I'm sure he'll be fine with us going on… it's not like he'll need to interact with anyone just yet.

>>39430

>>39552

Your happiness drops to 3 after the death of Chief Nimbfried

Rolled 42, 31, 37 = 110 (3d100)

>>39552

Nation Name: Chiefdom of Pruus

Chief: High Chief Nimbfried II "the Young", son to High Chief Nimbfried I "the Father of Pruus" (4)

Colour: Prussian Blue

Culture: Leeute

Capital position: Somewhere with Forest and Rivers as well as a balanced climate, preferably at the foot of a mountain

Pop: 10,656

Pop growth: +1.5% (per turn)

Money: 100 (for trading with other nations)

Military units:

+ 100 Clubmen (+1 on combat rolls for every 20 Clubmen)

Happiness: 3 (-10 is enraged, 0 is contempt, 10 is ecstatic)

Tech: Agriculture, Animal Husbandry, Irrigation, Wheels, Heat Treatment, Pruusian Alphabet, Weaving, Wooden Armor

1. The Farmers are granted their request and new resources are redistributed to create a second wall, forming an additional defensive layer to the constantly growing capital.

2. Chief Nimbfried's funeral was a grand affair all Leeute were invited to attend. A Mausoleum was built in the City Center with a large statue commemorating the "Father of Pruus". The Clubmen held a Tournament in his Honor, at the end of which they swore fielty to the new High Chief Nimbfried the Young.

3. Under the rule of old Nimbfried's Lover the restless warring nature of the Leeute somewhat subsides as no raids or large bouts of conquest are organized. Many children are born in the warm summers and Gaia smiles upon the Chiefdom of Pruus.

Rolled 94, 18, 32 = 144 (3d100)

>>39552

Nation Name: Drakyi Rijiee

Colour: Blue

Culture: The Drakyi are nomadic horsemen who learn to ride as they learn to walk. They are a fluid group. Members of a Riji can easily leave to join a new one, or start their own. A Rij holds on to his power by the will of his people, strength of arm, and his horse. For a Drakyi who can not ride is no Drakyi. Most Drakyi herd cattle for meat, milk, and leathers.

The Drakyi rarely set up permanent settlements, and never on purpose. Their capital camp was made permanent due to the frequency of visits and being used to name a Rijan, the leader of all Rij, by the majority vote of Rij and defending the title in duels to the death against those who claim the right.

The Drakyi belive the world is full of gods who give their own people different claims, and cooperate and fight to shape the world. For the Drakyi it was the Steed of Rivers who gave the Drakyi dominion of all beasts and anything they could take. Shamans act to interpret the signs to predict the future, to record all beasts, to study the world and see the true nature of things, and to keep track of what a Riji possess. Shamans are taken from those who were weak in birth but survived, showing a strong soul but weak body.

Capital position: on the western continent between the center forest and desert, on the southern bank of the northern shore

Pop: 9,690

Pop growth: +1% (per turn)

Money: 100 (for trading with other nations)

Military units:

Happiness: 2 (-10 is enraged, 0 is contempt, 10 is ecstatic)

Tech: Agriculture, Animal husbandry, Irrigation, Wheels, Textiles, Basic Metallurgy, Stone Masonry

1. Continue to expand into the northern plains.

2. We require a way to store knowledge so that our shamans may share knowledge between each other and through time. (research writing)

3. Search the plains for any herbs or plants we could make use of.

Rolled 34, 29, 95 = 158 (3d100)

>>39552

Nation Name: Noi Goram Koritz (land of lonely puppets)

Colour: purple

Culture: >>39271

Capital position: the larger of the two islands that are far away from anything else.

Pop: 10,404

Pop growth: +2% (per turn)

Money: 100 (for trading with other nations)

Military units:

Happiness: 1 (-10 is enraged, 0 is contempt, 10 is ecstatic)

Tech: Agriculture, Animal husbandry, Irrigation, Wheels, Mild toxins, Dendrology, Wood carving, Canoes, Toothed Cestuses, Herbalism, Korito Numerals, Arithmetic

1/2. Make better weapons, something that can't be replicated by that monster, it just kinda slashes and bite at those who get close right, maybe we could throw something?

3. Fun and games.

Rolled 66, 32, 24 = 122 (3d100)

>>39559

>>39348

Also cunts.

Rolled 10, 90, 51, 8 = 159 (4d100)

Nation Name: Tribes of Ashala

Colour: maroon

Culture: Ashalites were a largely isolated people that had built their homes into the mountainside and maintained a simple ascetic existence. This was recently changed when a shaman who had reached the top of the mountain had an epiphany when he stared down at the world. That while one man can go anywhere he only has dominion where he stands and while he lives, It takes many in order to hold the entire world and have his legacy extend beyond himself. With this in mind he went village to village preaching his new philosophy and inspired people to start relations with their previously isolated kin. Now ruled by a council of elders from each tribe, Ashalites are more united than they ever were before.

Ashalites worship the mountain as an extension of the earth itself and depicts it as both father and mother depending on the role that is required of it, they keep the ashes of their ancestors underneath their floors in order to ward away ill omens, and believe that everything is connected. All tribes are lead by a mystic leader known as a shaman who receive their position by some sort of trial related to the mountain environment.

Capital position: In the middle of the tallest mountain where the three rivers meet.

Pop: 10,313

Pop growth: +1%/t

Money: 100

Military units:300 Mountain Warriors(+1 on combat rolls for every 20)

Happiness: 2

Tech: Agriculture, Animal husbandry, Irrigation, Wheels, Mountain Fighting, Ashalite Alphabet, Weaving, Ashalite Calender

Trait: Living so high gives your people an advantage in extreme altitudes as many other civilizations would regard the air pressure dangerous

The mountain also provides you with freezing weather conditions all year round making it difficult for your people to acclimatize to the warmer climates near the equator

Actions

1. Hunt the mountain Lions

2. Expand down Pihari's Milk(southern river)

3. Send shamans along with mountain warriors to greet our friendly neighbors.

4. Honor the 1st holiday of the First Shaman's Passing

"It brings great sadness to hear that the first of our number and the one that brought us all together under our Pihari's Will and entwined destiny has been brought to the womb of the earth. We shall honor his memory by establishing the biggest festival in the history of man that will span the entire mountain. This includes the blessed people that seem to innately understand the First's teachings with their gifts and hospitality towards us. We would be remiss to not take them into the fold of this festival and show them our path of co-existence and ownership of the world. During this, we will continue expanding south to be closer to these blessed people, while our mountain warriors will hunt down the mountain lions that threaten our people."

Rolled 30, 66, 29 = 125 (3d100)

Nation Name: Bao aran Hainn

Colour: Grey

Culture: Baon

Capital position: Situated along the thick Desert River.

Pop: 10,000

Pop growth: +1% (per turn)

Money: 100 (for trading with other nations)

Military units:

Happiness: 0 (-10 is enraged, 0 is contempt, 10 is ecstatic)

Tech: Agriculture, Animal husbandry, Irrigation, Wheels

>>39551

Actions:

1. Look for local Fauna that seems domesticate able.

2. Look for local Flora that provides or people with food and begin building farm to house it.

3. Look for local points of interests

>>39578

Culture: The Baon were people of the Desert, wanderers gathering the waters of life and eeking of existence under the pounding Desert sun. It wasn't until a young man decided that wandering was not were his strength lay did things change. His People abandoned him by the riverside to act out his foolishness, they hoped when they returned they wouldn't find him dead, but only his Mother kept faith, When they returned they found the riverside teeming with fruit saplings and grain carefully cultivated on the slim rivers edge. The young man had done what he had set out to do, his people would have enough food to live alongside the river. Over the last generation the tribe had grown explosively and their now Old man had thought up a few new plans…

Rolled 74, 59, 81, 28 = 242 (4d100)

Nation Name: Tribes of Ashala

Colour: maroon

Culture: Ashalites were a largely isolated people that had built their homes into the mountainside and maintained a simple ascetic existence. This was recently changed when a shaman who had reached the top of the mountain had an epiphany when he stared down at the world. That while one man can go anywhere he only has dominion where he stands and while he lives, It takes many in order to hold the entire world and have his legacy extend beyond himself. With this in mind he went village to village preaching his new philosophy and inspired people to start relations with their previously isolated kin. Now ruled by a council of elders from each tribe, Ashalites are more united than they ever were before.

Ashalites worship the mountain as an extension of the earth itself and depicts it as both father and mother depending on the role that is required of it, they keep the ashes of their ancestors underneath their floors in order to ward away ill omens, and believe that everything is connected. All tribes are lead by a mystic leader known as a shaman who receive their position by some sort of trial related to the mountain environment.

Capital position: In the middle of the tallest mountain where the three rivers meet.

Pop: 10,384

Pop growth: +1%/t

Money: 100

Military units:300 Mountain Warriors(+1 on combat rolls for every 20)

Happiness: 1

Tech: Agriculture, Animal husbandry, Irrigation, Wheels, Mountain Fighting, Ashalite Alphabet, Weaving, Ashalite Calender

Trait: Living so high gives your people an advantage in extreme altitudes as many other civilizations would regard the air pressure dangerous

The mountain also provides you with freezing weather conditions all year round making it difficult for your people to acclimatize to the warmer climates near the equator

Actions

1. Research traps in order to fight against the mountain lions

2. Expand down Pihari's Milk(southern river)

3. Have the shaman missionaries induct our neighbors into the faith

4. Have a second religious council to reunify the people

"As expected the passing of the First has hurt our people deeply and the lives lost to the lions has made people more emotional during this tribulation. We will have to change our tactics in order to combat the mountain lions and establish full dominion over the mountain. Our mountain warriors specialize in utilizing the environment in order to perfect themselves and to keep our people safe, but whenever it comes to fighting they are forced to come close in order to fight. This is not the way we should fight, we should shape the environment around us and through that mastery have it destroy our enemies for us. With our neighbors who are at the nascent stages of enlightenment yet still naturally follow our tenants we must present a strong front and be an example that they can follow. This is why the second religious council will be declared to heal the division in our people."

(conclusion of the council)

"When the shaman reached enlightenment he was alone and at the top of the world with much time to think and meditate. In silence he was able to divine the purpose of life, but he did not keep this knowledge to himself, no, he spread it to all of us and all of our people. His message was one of community and fellowship to share our burdens and trust in one another so that we could all have a future together. This is why this division is so insidious. It separates the attainment of knowledge with spreading it to others and building a community. Public festivals should be a time where all people come together to celebrate and renew the bonds made with one another, while quiet meditation is made before in order to ruminate while after the event it is used to appreciate.

(what to tell the neighbors of our people's nature)

"We are humans like you, but have been given divine purpose by the First. If you follow our ways then you will become an avatar of Pihari's will like us and attain enlightenment."

Rolled 48, 93, 44 = 185 (3d100)

>>39602

Nation Name: Chiefdom of Pruus

Chief: High Chief Nimbfried II "the Young", son to High Chief Nimbfried I "the Father of Pruus" (4)

Colour: Prussian Blue

Culture: Leeute

Capital position: Somewhere with Forest and Rivers as well as a balanced climate, preferably at the foot of a mountain

Pop: 10,816

Pop growth: +1.5% (per turn)

Money: 100 (for trading with other nations)

Military units:

+ 100 Clubmen (+1 on combat rolls for every 20 Clubmen)

Happiness: 4 (-10 is enraged, 0 is contempt, 10 is ecstatic)

Tech: Agriculture, Animal Husbandry, Irrigation, Wheels, Heat Treatment, Pruusian Alphabet, Weaving, Wooden Armor

1. For her extraordinary services to the Chiefdom and as mother to the High Chief with years of experience to draw upon it Nimbfried the Second believed that his mother still had an important role to play in the Future of Pruus. She would be in charge of settling a new City further South, named after her to honor her many great talents. Informally it would be referred to as "Lover's Heart".

2. With tales of old Glory being passed on from Father to Son many seek to gain glory as one of the High Chief's Warriors. Eager to prove themselves on the field of battle they are as the capital they hail from, made of a fleshy outside, but with their Hearts and Minds as hard as Rock. Naturally the Leeute take to calling them Peaches.

3. Figuring out how to hunt with more than clubs is an essential given that prey is often quick. More experienced Clubmen are looking for ways to kill prey from afar, rather than having to come into direct contact with it.

Rolled 50, 5, 93 = 148 (3d100)

Nation Name: The Island Kingdom of Halua

Chief: High Priest Komalahua

Color: Green

Culture: The Haluans are first and foremost a seafaring people, as it's a necessity when your home is a vast island chain. They are largely fishers by trade, although they do dabble in agriculture, growing tropical fruits and crops on the limited yet fertile land they possess. The Haluans worship the ocean itself, as they know both the joys of a net full of fish and the wrath of a stormy sea all too well and know that keeping the Ocean Mother happy is the key to their prosperity. To do this they use rituals, dances and even this strange practice of riding the waves while standing on boards of wood. While they may seem like a peaceful people, woe be to those who would dare invade, for the Haluans are masters of the sea and will send any foolish enough to invade to its depths.

Capital position: The island of Halua Melemele

Pop: 10,302

Pop growth: +1.25% (per turn)

Money: 100 (for trading with other nations)

Military units: 100 Atlatl Warriors

Happiness: 1 (-10 is enraged, 0 is contempt, 10 is ecstatic)

Tech: Agriculture, Animal husbandry, Irrigation, Wheels, Canoes, Atlatl, Sling, Haluan Alphabet, Poetry

1. It is good that we have claimed the whole of Halua Melemele as our own but it is true that expanding northwards may prove difficult unless we adapt to the climate. Yet we will need more land if we want to thrive. Let's instead set our course to the southwestern islands of Halua Manoa and Halua Lahaina, where the climate is a closer match to our own.

2. We should begin to look into curing the various sicknesses that befall our people. Legend tells of mythical herbs that can cure the diseases we face, so we should seek them out.

3. We now have the joys of poetry, but many of our people yearn to act out the various epics and stories written within. We should turn our poems and songs into plays and works of drama to be acted out on the stage.

Rolled 5, 31, 43, 20 = 99 (4d100)

>>39602

Nation Name: Drakyi Rijiee

Colour: Blue

Culture: The Drakyi are nomadic horsemen who learn to ride as they learn to walk. They are a fluid group. Members of a Riji can easily leave to join a new one, or start their own. A Rij holds on to his power by the will of his people, strength of arm, and his horse. For a Drakyi who can not ride is no Drakyi. Most Drakyi herd cattle for meat, milk, and leathers.

The Drakyi rarely set up permanent settlements, and never on purpose. Their capital camp was made permanent due to the frequency of visits and being used to name a Rijan, the leader of all Rij, by the majority vote of Rij and defending the title in duels to the death against those who claim the right.

The Drakyi believe the world is full of gods who give their own people different claims, and cooperate and fight to shape the world. For the Drakyi it was the Steed of Rivers who gave the Drakyi dominion of all beasts and anything they could take. Shamans act to interpret the signs to predict the future, to record all beasts, to study the world and see the true nature of things, and to keep track of what a Riji possess. Shamans are taken from those who were weak in birth but survived, showing a strong soul but weak body.

Capital position: on the western continent between the center forest and desert, on the southern bank of the northern shore

Pop: 9,885

Pop growth: +1% (per turn)

Money: 100 (for trading with other nations)

Military units:

Happiness: 2 (-10 is enraged, 0 is contempt, 10 is ecstatic)

Tech: Agriculture, Animal husbandry, Irrigation, Wheels, Textiles, Basic Metallurgy, Stone Masonry

1. Continue the Great Expanse into the Northern plains!

2. A man not of the Rijiee can not be the most intimidating of men! Encourage practice fights and duels upon horse back for the Drakyi to become better fighters!

3. Have the shamans research a method of storing knowledge for sharing between them and through time.

4. As well have some shamans research how to make ranged weapons that can be used from horse back.

>>39612

>>39603

I blame you for this Nimble.

Rolled 94, 84 = 178 (2d100)

>>39603

Nation Name: Bao aran Hainn

Colour: Grey

Culture: Baon

Capital position: Situated along the thick Desert River.

Pop: 10,000

Pop growth: +1% (per turn)

Money: 100 (for trading with other nations)

Military units:

Happiness: 0 (-10 is enraged, 0 is contempt, 10 is ecstatic)

Tech: Agriculture, Animal husbandry, Irrigation, Wheels, Watermelon containers

Actions:

1/2. begin Building a number of canals, extending our growing area further out into the desert.

Just need Jestre to update

Rolled 93, 32, 34 = 159 (3d100)

>>39631

Sorry…

Nation Name: Noi Goram Koritz (land of lonely puppets)

Colour: purple

Culture: >>39271

Capital position: the larger of the two islands that are far away from anything else.

Pop: 10,404

Pop growth: +2% (per turn)

Money: 100 (for trading with other nations)

Military units:

Happiness: 2 (-10 is enraged, 0 is contempt, 10 is ecstatic)

Tech: Agriculture, Animal husbandry, Irrigation, Wheels, Mild toxins, Dendrology, Wood carving, Canoes, Toothed Cestuses, Herbalism, Korito Numerals, Arithmetic Bolas, Korito calendar 

1. Maybe now we can murder the beasts?

2. Make use of that math, maybe we can build better buildings.

3. And perhaps better ways of cutting back all this undergrowth.

test

>>39633

>>39631

I HAVE BROUGHT YOU BACK FROM THE VOID AND INTO THE LIGHT

>>39603

Nation Name: Ongudza

Colour: Orange

Culture: Ongudza are a race of people who have blonde, red, or dark hair, are frequently blue eyed or ginger or both, and have slightly slanted eyes with light skin that would easily be considered Caucasian white.

They have two main ancestral figures in their culture, Girguz, the first man, and Kyzirky, the first woman, and believe that all Ongudza result from these two people finding the island they live on. Their culture also ascribes religious value to the whale seal bear and raven.

Men grow their beards very long and women add braids to their own hair for a variety of reasons, never unbraiding their hair and only braiding it for these cultural reasons, cutting the braid off if the reason no longer applies. Men only even start cutting their beards when their beards reach mid-abs.

They speak a language called Ongtat, an example of ongtat given here; "Nazba jamjurut Tzepti Bologdhuz tzub'doy." Translated "No thank you, I will have the seal meat."

Ongudza are a deeply insular society, where authority comes from the house elders, usually a grand or great-grand husband and wife pair sharing joint authority over the family, these pairs electing each chief, who is answerable before these house elders for wrongdoing.

Currently the chief is Chuguzdar.

Capital position: Northern Island, center top of the map

Rolled 32, 74, 42 = 148 (3d100)

Nation Name: The Island Kingdom of Halua

Chief: High Priest Komalahua

Color: Green

Culture: The Haluans are first and foremost a seafaring people, as it's a necessity when your home is a vast island chain. They are largely fishers by trade, although they do dabble in agriculture, growing tropical fruits and crops on the limited yet fertile land they possess. The Haluans worship the ocean itself, as they know both the joys of a net full of fish and the wrath of a stormy sea all too well and know that keeping the Ocean Mother happy is the key to their prosperity. To do this they use rituals, dances and even this strange practice of riding the waves while standing on boards of wood. While they may seem like a peaceful people, woe be to those who would dare invade, for the Haluans are masters of the sea and will send any foolish enough to invade to its depths.

Capital position: The island of Halua Melemele

Pop: 10,380

Pop growth: +1.25% (per turn)

Money: 100 (for trading with other nations)

Military units: 100 Atlatl Warriors

Happiness: 2 (-10 is enraged, 0 is contempt, 10 is ecstatic)

Tech: Agriculture, Animal husbandry, Irrigation, Wheels, Canoes, Atlatl, Sling, Haluan Alphabet, Poetry, Drama

1. Our first order of business is to develop faster boats to get in between the isles faster. Some theorize that harnessing the power of the wind may allow us to sail faster and with less effort. We have nothing to lose by not trying it.

2. The deaths of the researchers only reaffirms our need to seek out medicinal herbs and substances to prevent any further troubles. Their deaths will not be in vain.

3. We should build another enclosed village on Halua Manoa, the new island. We do not know what dangers lurk on this island but we should not wait to find out.

Rolled 17 (1d100)

>>39696

The riders that were ambushed will attempt to break off and wheel around to charge at the ambushers. Let us see how these forest people deal with weapons of metal and the thundering of horse hooves.

Rolled 84, 93, 97 = 274 (3d100)

>>39697

Nation Name: Ongudza

Chief: Chuguzdar

Colour: Orange

Culture & Capital position: see >>39640

Pop: 10,000

Pop growth: +1% (per turn)

Money: 100

Military units:

Happiness: 1

Tech: Agriculture, Animal husbandry, Irrigation, Wheels, Furs

1+2: Take control of more of the river we are located on. (expansion)

3: Study making bone weaponry.

>>39699

many of your people are killed. You may have metal weapons but you don't have the same skills as the forest warriors who are armed with projectiles. Stone tipped javelins penetrate the skin of your people as the survivors break ranks and retreat in fear.

-75 pop

Rolled 62, 87 = 149 (2d100)

>>39696

Nation Name: Drakyi Rijiee

Colour: Blue

Culture: The Drakyi are nomadic horsemen who learn to ride as they learn to walk. They are a fluid group. Members of a Riji can easily leave to join a new one, or start their own. A Rij holds on to his power by the will of his people, strength of arm, and his horse. For a Drakyi who can not ride is no Drakyi. Most Drakyi herd cattle for meat, milk, and leathers.

The Drakyi rarely set up permanent settlements, and never on purpose. Their capital camp was made permanent due to the frequency of visits and being used to name a Rijan, the leader of all Rij, by the majority vote of Rij and defending the title in duels to the death against those who claim the right.

The Drakyi believe the world is full of gods who give their own people different claims, and cooperate and fight to shape the world. For the Drakyi it was the Steed of Rivers who gave the Drakyi dominion of all beasts and anything they could take. Shamans act to interpret the signs to predict the future, to record all beasts, to study the world and see the true nature of things, and to keep track of what a Riji possess. Shamans are taken from those who were weak in birth but survived, showing a strong soul but weak body.

Capital position: on the western continent between the center forest and desert, on the southern bank of the northern shore

Pop: 9,909

Pop growth: +1% (per turn)

Money: 100 (for trading with other nations)

Military units:

Happiness: 2 (-10 is enraged, 0 is contempt, 10 is ecstatic)

Tech: Agriculture, Animal husbandry, Irrigation, Wheels, Textiles, Basic Metallurgy, Stone Masonry, Drakyi alphabet

1. Pathetic! You fear men who can not even ride!? Men who know nothing of facing a stampeding herd and trying to bend them back to your will?! You disgrace your ancestors! We will make them pay. All men begin training to fight from horseback. This will start for all when they learn to ride.

2. As well the shamans will begin to research ranged weapons that can be used from horseback.

Rolled 58, 55, 79 = 192 (3d100)

>>39696

Nation Name: Chiefdom of Pruus

Chief: High Chief Nimbfried II "the Young", son to High Chief Nimbfried I "the Father of Pruus" (14)

Colour: Prussian Blue

Culture: Leeute

Capital position: Somewhere with Forest and Rivers as well as a balanced climate, preferably at the foot of a mountain

Pop: 10,979

Pop growth: +1.5% (per turn)

Money: 100 (for trading with other nations)

Military units:

+ 80 Clubmen (+1 on combat rolls for every 20 Clubmen)

+ 20 Hammer Throwers (+1 on combat rolls for every 20 Hammer Throwers)

+ 300 Peaches (+1 on combat rolls for every 30 Peaches)

Happiness: 4 (-10 is enraged, 0 is contempt, 10 is ecstatic)

Tech: Agriculture, Animal Husbandry, Irrigation, Wheels, Heat Treatment, Pruusian Alphabet, Weaving, Wooden Armor

1. Ceremonially coming of Age, the High Chief of Pruus, Nimbfried II, the Young, Son to High Chief Nimbfried, "the Father of Pruus" would perform his first Great Hunt as true man. Surely the eyes of Loyalists and self serving Schemers would be fixated on him all the same. Following the suggestion of one of his advisers (for better or worse), he decided that to make his mark on the Leeute he would need to fill his father's footsteps with grand achievements and thus venture into the mountains for his first hunt, to slay the most ferocious beast he could find!

2. A little older and a little wiser Nimbfried 'the Young' sends forth people to settle further up along the river that flows through the Pruus capital. Perhaps there were things that could be learned and if nothing else, perhaps there were things that could be taken.

3. Faced with a possible lack of leadership should no capable lover be in sight a Council of Wise Men is established to rule should neither High Chief nor relative be up for the task. During a High Chief's rule they could keep themselves occupied by pursuing other knowledge however as most of them would most likely never become part of a Regency Council in their Lifetime.

Rolled 16, 95, 70 = 181 (3d100)

>>39697

Nation Name: Noi Goram Koritz (land of lonely puppets)

Colour: purple

Culture: >>39271

Capital position: the larger of the two islands that are far away from anything else.

Pop: 10,612

Pop growth: +2% (per turn)

Money: 100 (for trading with other nations)

Military units:

Happiness: 2 (-10 is enraged, 0 is contempt, 10 is ecstatic)

Tech: Agriculture, Animal husbandry, Irrigation, Wheels, Mild toxins, Dendrology, Wood carving, Canoes, Toothed Cestuses, Herbalism, Korito Numerals, Arithmetic Bolas, Korito calendar, stone archetecture, levers

1. Paper and paint

2. Writing

3. Our elders shall gather and produce our first, primitive, law system, Jabberwoccer, "the result of much arguing"

Rolled 24, 75, 52, 4, 49 = 204 (5d100)

>>39697

Nation Name: Bao aran Hainn

Colour: Grey

Culture: Baon

Capital position: Situated along the thick Desert River.

Pop: 10,200

Pop growth: +3% (per turn)

Money: 100 (for trading with other nations)

Military units:

Happiness: 0 (-10 is enraged, 0 is contempt, 10 is ecstatic)

Tech: Agriculture, Animal husbandry, Irrigation, Wheels, Watermelon containers

Actions:

1. Along the banks begin growing fruit trees, their roots would stop erosion and though the wood would be soft we needed building materials.

2. Action 1

3. Look for local metals

4. Begin building a quarry

5. Action 4

Rolled 90, 93, 88 = 271 (3d100)

Nation Name: Tribes of Ashala

Colour: maroon

Culture: Ashalites were a largely isolated people that had built their homes into the mountainside and maintained a simple ascetic existence. This was recently changed when a shaman who had reached the top of the mountain had an epiphany when he stared down at the world. That while one man can go anywhere he only has dominion where he stands and while he lives, It takes many in order to hold the entire world and have his legacy extend beyond himself. With this in mind he went village to village preaching his new philosophy and inspired people to start relations with their previously isolated kin. Now ruled by a council of elders from each tribe, Ashalites are more united than they ever were before.

Ashalites worship the mountain as an extension of the earth itself and depicts it as both father and mother depending on the role that is required of it, they keep the ashes of their ancestors underneath their floors in order to ward away ill omens, and believe that everything is connected. All tribes are lead by a mystic leader known as a shaman who receive their position by some sort of trial related to the mountain environment.

Capital position: In the middle of the tallest mountain where the three rivers meet.

Pop: 10,492

Pop growth: +1%/t

Money: 100

Military units:300 Mountain Warriors(+1 on combat rolls for every 20)

Happiness: 2

Tech: Agriculture, Animal husbandry, Irrigation, Wheels, Mountain Fighting, Ashalite Alphabet, Weaving, Ashalite Calender, nets, pits

Trait: Living so high gives your people an advantage in extreme altitudes as many other civilizations would regard the air pressure dangerous

The mountain also provides you with freezing weather conditions all year round making it difficult for your people to acclimatize to the warmer climates near the equator

Actions

1. Train our neighbors so that they have a shaman to represent them in the council and train warriors that specialize in the forest.

2. Expand down the western river

3. Expand down the northern river

4. Create martial arts based on lions

"We are glad that our blessed neighbors have listened to our words and now desire to join our federation, however in order to accept them they must produce a shaman that has mastered the environment around him and provide a retinue of men that will keep the road clear for both our people. With the mountain lions pacified we can now expand north through pahari's tears. Observing the patterns of the lions in order to set up effective traps many of our warriors have developed a fighting style based on our rival for the mountain. Finally we have heard word of belligerent men blundering through the mountain, while we are willing to meet with them in time it is best we claim pihari's seed before they inevitably hurt themselves with their ignorance.

Rolled 30 (1d100)

Sorry phone posting in mountains

Rolled 73, 41 = 114 (2d100)

>>39729

Nation Name: Drakyi Rijiee

Colour: Blue

Culture: The Drakyi are nomadic horsemen who learn to ride as they learn to walk. They are a fluid group. Members of a Riji can easily leave to join a new one, or start their own. A Rij holds on to his power by the will of his people, strength of arm, and his horse. For a Drakyi who can not ride is no Drakyi. Most Drakyi herd cattle for meat, milk, and leathers.

The Drakyi rarely set up permanent settlements, and never on purpose. Their capital camp was made permanent due to the frequency of visits and being used to name a Rijan, the leader of all Rij, by the majority vote of Rij and defending the title in duels to the death against those who claim the right.

The Drakyi believe the world is full of gods who give their own people different claims, and cooperate and fight to shape the world. For the Drakyi it was the Steed of Rivers who gave the Drakyi dominion of all beasts and anything they could take. Shamans act to interpret the signs to predict the future, to record all beasts, to study the world and see the true nature of things, and to keep track of what a Riji possess. Shamans are taken from those who were weak in birth but survived, showing a strong soul but weak body.

Capital position: on the western continent between the center forest and desert, on the southern bank of the northern shore

Pop: 10,009

Pop growth: +1% (per turn)

Money: 100 (for trading with other nations)

Military units: 200 Sickle riders (+2 combat for every 20 Sickle riders) [+1/2 pop growth 0/4 turns]

Happiness: 2 (-10 is enraged, 0 is contempt, 10 is ecstatic)

Tech: Agriculture, Animal husbandry, Irrigation, Wheels, Textiles, Basic Metallurgy, Stone Masonry, Drakyi alphabet, Bows

1. Begin having the men train with bows along with the metal weapons from horseback.

2. Rij Sies! You will be given the honor of the first strike against these forest dwelling filth! Raid what they do not defend! Crush their resistance under your hooves! Herd their women and children like animals! Show them their folly for opposing the Rijiee! You have 100 Sickle riders at your disposal. Do not fail! (Raid the northern forest dwellers.)

Rolled 60, 14, 87 = 161 (3d100)

>>39734

Aw hell

Rolled 2, 48 = 50 (2d100)

>>39729

Nation Name: Ongudza

Chief: Chuguzdar

Colour: Orange

Culture & Capital position: see >>39640

Pop: 10,100

Pop growth: +1% (per turn)

Money: 100

Military units:

Happiness: 1

Tech: Agriculture, Animal husbandry, Irrigation, Wheels, Furs, Bone Club, Bone Pick

Unique hunting aspect: polar bear following (unclear whether this goes on the sheet or not)

1. Study Tent Making.

2. Study Fishing.

Rolled 3, 34, 16 = 53 (3d100)

>>39730

Nation Name: Noi Goram Koritz (land of lonely puppets)

Colour: purple

Culture: >>39271

Capital position: the larger of the two islands that are far away from anything else.

Pop: 10,824

Pop growth: +2% (per turn)

Money: 100 (for trading with other nations)

Military units:

Happiness: 3 (-10 is enraged, 0 is contempt, 10 is ecstatic)

Tech: Agriculture, Animal husbandry, Irrigation, Wheels, Mild toxins, Dendrology, Wood carving, Canoes, Toothed Cestuses, Herbalism, Korito Numerals, Arithmetic Bolas, Korito calendar, stone archetecture, levers, Korito alphabet

1. Expand

2. Expand

3. Sauna

Rolled 59, 92, 22 = 173 (3d100)

>>39729

Nation Name: Chiefdom of Pruus

Chief: High Chief Nimbfried II "the Fierce", son to High Chief Nimbfried I "the Father of Pruus" (19)

Colour: Prussian Blue

Culture: Leeute

Capital position: Somewhere with Forest and Rivers as well as a balanced climate, preferably at the foot of a mountain

Pop: 11,144

Pop growth: +1.5% (per turn)

Money: 100 (for trading with other nations)

Military units:

+ 80 Clubmen (+1 on combat rolls for every 20 Clubmen)

+ 20 Hammer Throwers (+1 on combat rolls for every 20 Hammer Throwers)

+ 300 Peaches (+1 on combat rolls for every 30 Peaches)

Happiness: 4 (-10 is enraged, 0 is contempt, 10 is ecstatic)

Tech: Agriculture, Animal Husbandry, Irrigation, Wheels, Heat Treatment, Pruusian Alphabet, Weaving, Wooden Armor

1. Nimbfried the Fierce considered the offer. Certainly he would give up a lifetime of numerous women, however the man was of great influence and to have children of only one woman would mean there would be much less squabble about his succession. Finally he would agree to the man's offer, to take his daughter as Nimbfried's only wife, so long she proved able to bear him children. After all, a dead or infertile wife would prove of no use to him.

Should the man agree the Union would take place beneath the Unconquered Sun in front of Nimbfried the First's Mausoleum. As was tradition all Leeute would be invited to attend, no matter whether they belonged to the Pruus or a different Chiefdom altogether. In light of the odd circumstances that some Stuume had learned the Leaut and became no Stuume as matter thereof they too would be invited to attend the celebrations.

The Event would End with each of the Warriors of Pruus eating a Peach and placing its rocky core in the ground. A sign of both respect and connection to their homeland.

2. Now that they had expanded into the mountain range there was something the Leeute had in more abundance than ever before. Stone. The sudden influx would allow them to build better houses, statues and most important of all, the mighty walls of the Peach were about to become even mightier.

3.Chief Nimbfried the Fierce had led by example. A man of honor and bravery he had slain the most dangerous beast there was on his own. No other man could possibly hope to achieve such a monstrous feat! The Peaches however, ever vigilant in their hunt for glory would not be deterred by this. They would learn new ways to hunt and fight in this new mountainous terrain. With more efficient movement, better trapping, diversion and ambushes they too would bring down the Beasts of the Mountains and bring honor to the High Chiefdom by donning their skin.

Rolled 6, 47, 32, 51 = 136 (4d100)

Nation Name: Tribes of Ashala

Colour: maroon

Culture: Ashalites were a largely isolated people that had built their homes into the mountainside and maintained a simple ascetic existence. This was recently changed when a shaman who had reached the top of the mountain had an epiphany when he stared down at the world. That while one man can go anywhere he only has dominion where he stands and while he lives, It takes many in order to hold the entire world and have his legacy extend beyond himself. With this in mind he went village to village preaching his new philosophy and inspired people to start relations with their previously isolated kin. Now ruled by a council of elders from each tribe, Ashalites are more united than they ever were before.

Ashalites worship the mountain as an extension of the earth itself and depicts it as both father and mother depending on the role that is required of it, they keep the ashes of their ancestors underneath their floors in order to ward away ill omens, and believe that everything is connected. All tribes are lead by a mystic leader known as a shaman who receive their position by some sort of trial related to the mountain environment.

Capital position: In the middle of the tallest mountain where the three rivers meet.

Pop: 10,600

Pop growth: +1%/t

Money: 100

Military units: 300 Mountain Warriors(+1 on combat rolls for every 20), 100 Forest Warriors (+1 on combat rolls for every 20)

Happiness: 2

Tech: Agriculture, Animal husbandry, Irrigation, Wheels, Mountain Fighting, Ashalite Alphabet, Weaving, Ashalite Calender, nets, pits

Trait: Living so high gives your people an advantage in extreme altitudes as many other civilizations would regard the air pressure dangerous

The mountain also provides you with freezing weather conditions all year round making it difficult for your people to acclimatize to the warmer climates near the equator

Adapted well to the forest and assimilated forest dwelling people.

Actions

1. Establish a city at the northern river's mouth

2. Attend the chieftain's wedding to learn the final secret of martial arts

3. build road shrines along the mountain paths

4. Encourage larger families

"We have nearly claimed dominion over Pihari's tears. Establishing a city at the river's mouth will give us a strong base to learn how to navigate Pihari's Rival/lover the Ocean Samudra. All this new territory has stretched our believing population thin however, with all this new space, the fertile forests, and rivers claimed by us we should have enough food to sustain a larger population. As many of the original shamans have passed away so too have their experiences. While these have been mostly preserved in scrolls they lack the proper context that was there when they first received their revelations. In order to counteract this we shall build road shrines located along the paths where their story will be reenacted by the traveling pilgrims seeking enlightenment. There has been an invitation given to us by these "Leeute" saying that those that speak their language can join the marriage ceremony of their chieftain Nimbfried II. Many stories have been told of Nimbfried's change once he returned from his trial where he slayed one of our greatest rivals in melee. We shall send the newly minted shaman Abhisumat who was the first to greet their chieftain along with Leeute speaking mountain warriors."

"Abhisumat and by extension his mountain warriors were all well familiar with the Leeute. They had garnered quite the reputation for being dangerously reckless and prone to dying in horrible ways. It was not uncommon for Abhisumat to happen across freezing naked Leeutes whom thought their manliness could beat the cold (only Ashalites could make that claim), ones that think they can just rush ahead without acclimating to the altitude, and his favorite, ones who thought he could solo a pack of lions. spending so much time with them he learned that they were all a subgroup of Leeutes called "peaches" which they say is a fruit with a hard pit. This had lead to Ashalites saying that whenever someone attempts to do anything dangerous and foolish that they are being "hardcore". It is with this association that left Abhisumat and his warriors hesitant to eat the peaches lest it would somehow transmit their stupidity to them as well, but eat it they did as they had no other choice if they wanted to avoid offending the leeutes and learn the final secret to the red lion fighting style."

>>39759

assign all my warriors to assist in the construction of the shrines as that is part of their duty.

Rolled 54 + 5 (1d100)

>>39733

Attacking a forested enemy gives you a disadvantage. All of the forest dwellers' javelin warriors defend their home

Rolled 75, 13 = 88 (2d100)

>>39838

Nation Name: Ongudza

Chief: Chuguzdar

Colour: Orange

Culture & Capital position: see >>39640

Pop: 10,170

Pop growth: +1% (per turn)

Money: 100

Military units:

Happiness: 1

Tech: Agriculture, Animal husbandry, Irrigation, Wheels, Furs, Bone Club, Bone Pick, Handlining

1. Develop Formal Funerary practices.

2. Research tents.

Rolled 43, 87, 97 = 227 (3d100)

Nation Name: The Island Kingdom of Halua

Chief: Komalahua

Color: Green

Culture: The Haluans are first and foremost a seafaring people, as it's a necessity when your home is a vast island chain. They are largely fishers by trade, although they do dabble in agriculture, growing tropical fruits and crops on the limited yet fertile land they possess. The Haluans worship the ocean itself, as they know both the joys of a net full of fish and the wrath of a stormy sea all too well and know that keeping the Ocean Mother happy is the key to their prosperity. To do this they use rituals, dances and even this strange practice of riding the waves while standing on boards of wood. While they may seem like a peaceful people, woe be to those who would dare invade, for the Haluans are masters of the sea and will send any foolish enough to invade to its depths.

Capital position: The island of Halua Melemele

Pop: 10,958

Pop growth: +2.75% (per turn)

Villages: Halua Village, Manoa Village

Money: 100 (for trading with other nations)

Military units: 100 Atlatl Warriors

Happiness: 2 (-10 is enraged, 0 is contempt, 10 is ecstatic)

Tech: Agriculture, Animal husbandry, Irrigation, Wheels, Canoes, Atlatl, Sling, Haluan Alphabet, Poetry, Drama, Basic Sailboats, Cloth, Very Basic Medicine, Pottery, Brick Baking, Harpooning, Handlining

1. Now that we have more plentiful cloth to wrap ourselves with, we can expand farther northward and settle in more comfortably through the colder seasons.

2. We should continue working on traditional and effective weaponry for our soldiers. (basically make the same Hawaiian swords as earlier)

3. The Ocean Mother is a goddess of fertility and growth along with being master of the seas. Let us start having festivals of fertility to honor her and grow our numbers in the process.

Rolled 44, 56, 39 = 139 (3d100)

>>39838

Nation Name: Drakyi Rijiee

Colour: Blue

Culture: The Drakyi are nomadic horsemen who learn to ride as they learn to walk. They are a fluid group. Members of a Riji can easily leave to join a new one, or start their own. A Rij holds on to his power by the will of his people, strength of arm, and his horse. For a Drakyi who can not ride is no Drakyi. Most Drakyi herd cattle for meat, milk, and leathers.

The Drakyi rarely set up permanent settlements, and never on purpose. Their capital camp was made permanent due to the frequency of visits and being used to name a Rijan, the leader of all Rij, by the majority vote of Rij and defending the title in duels to the death against those who claim the right.

The Drakyi believe the world is full of gods who give their own people different claims, and cooperate and fight to shape the world. For the Drakyi it was the Steed of Rivers who gave the Drakyi dominion of all beasts and anything they could take. Shamans act to interpret the signs to predict the future, to record all beasts, to study the world and see the true nature of things, and to keep track of what a Riji possess. Shamans are taken from those who were weak in birth but survived, showing a strong soul but weak body.

Capital position: on the western continent between the center forest and desert, on the southern bank of the northern shore

Pop: 10,029

Pop growth: +1% (per turn)

Money: 100 (for trading with other nations)

Military units: 170 Sickle riders (+2 combat for every 20 Sickle riders) [+1/2 pop growth 1/4 turns]

Happiness: 2 (-10 is enraged, 0 is contempt, 10 is ecstatic)

Tech: Agriculture, Animal husbandry, Irrigation, Wheels, Textiles, Basic Metallurgy, Stone Masonry, Drakyi alphabet, Bows

1. Have the shamans learn of better ways to treat the wounded from these fights. A rider who lives is a rider who may strike back at the enemies again.

2. The women of the Rijiee have been experimenting with new ways to cook food with the new sources of food, such as the grains and buffalo, to make them taste better. Some say it is for their mates, others for themselves. Most believe it is for bragging rights.

3. The cowards hide behind trees! Throwing spears from the dark. They think we are those to be cowed at a retreat! They forget we are the Drakyi! We have mastered beasts who can trample more men than they killed. We are those that ride the plains they seek to deny us of! We shall show them the might of the Rijiee and what it means to face a stampede head on! I, Riji Salmo, shall lead 250 Bow riders and 100 Sickle riders and crush them! For blood and for glory!

+25 Bow riders

+10 Sickle riders

-10 attacking forest

Rolled 70 + 2 (1d100)

>>39846

heavily damaged from your previous raid, they haven't been able to rebuild their army

Rolled 17, 45, 38, 90 = 190 (4d100)

Nation Name: Tribes of Ashala

Colour: maroon

Culture: Ashalites were a largely isolated people that had built their homes into the mountainside and maintained a simple ascetic existence. This was recently changed when a shaman who had reached the top of the mountain had an epiphany when he stared down at the world. That while one man can go anywhere he only has dominion where he stands and while he lives, It takes many in order to hold the entire world and have his legacy extend beyond himself. With this in mind he went village to village preaching his new philosophy and inspired people to start relations with their previously isolated kin. Now ruled by a council of elders from each tribe, Ashalites are more united than they ever were before.

Ashalites worship the mountain as an extension of the earth itself and depicts it as both father and mother depending on the role that is required of it, they keep the ashes of their ancestors underneath their floors in order to ward away ill omens, and believe that everything is connected. All tribes are lead by a mystic leader known as a shaman who receive their position by some sort of trial related to the mountain environment.

Capital position: In the middle of the tallest mountain where the three rivers meet.

Pop: 21,500

Pop growth: +1.5%/t

Money: 100

Military units: 300 Mountain Warriors(+1 on combat rolls for every 20), 100 Forest Warriors (+1 on combat rolls for every 20)

Happiness: 2

Tech: Agriculture, Animal husbandry, Irrigation, Wheels, Mountain Fighting, Ashalite Alphabet, Weaving, Ashalite Calender, Basic Nets, Pit Traps, Martial Arts(Red Lion)

Traits: Living so high gives your people an advantage in extreme altitudes as many other civilizations would regard the air pressure dangerous

The mountain also provides you with freezing weather conditions all year round making it difficult for your people to acclimatize to the warmer climates near the equator

Adapted well to the forest and assimilated forest dwelling people.

Actions

1. Improve our traps for the bears

2. Set road shrines for the mountain paths

3. Invent philosophy in order to answer questions about reality

4. Institute a formal system of learning in order to better transfer the elder's wisdom

F. Invite the Leeute into the tribal federation

"It would seem the land north of us is meant to test our people to see if we are worthy of claiming dominion over the world. While the lions have challenged us for dominion of the mountain it would seem the bears challenge us for the coast. Like before we will show mastery of our environment and have these bears submit to our will. Our forest brethren have been asking difficult questions about reality and the will of the divine, as it is our duty as teachers we will need to set up a system where we can properly answer these questions and then another to properly disseminate what we have learned personally. To ensure these words are not forgotten we will carve these insights into tablets that will be enshrined at places of spiritual significance along the road, so that pilgrims can meditate on their teachings as they travel along."

"The Leeute have proven to be a very interesting and lively people. Our Joyous faction has become enamored with their zeal and strange ways. It would be to everyone's benefit if we could invite them to our fold and share dominion of the world as extended family. Knowing what motivates them we can offer adventure, hunting powerful animals, defeating brigands, warding away evil spirits from the mountain, and kinship with all that it entails."

Rolled 11, 77, 55 = 143 (3d100)

>>39839

Nation Name: Noi Goram Koritz (land of lonely puppets)

Colour: purple

Culture: >>39271

Capital position: the larger of the two islands that are far away from anything else.

Pop: 11,030

Pop growth: +2% (per turn)

Money: 100 (for trading with other nations)

Military units:

Happiness: 3 (-10 is enraged, 0 is contempt, 10 is ecstatic)

Tech: Agriculture, Animal husbandry, Irrigation, Wheels, Mild toxins, Dendrology, Wood carving, Canoes, Toothed Cestuses, Herbalism, Korito Numerals, Arithmetic Bolas, Korito calendar, stone archetecture, levers, Korito alphabet

1/2. Initiate friendly contact with the gorillas. They live inland, ergo they were placed by the good goddess.

3. Sauna.

>>39839

Nation Name: Chiefdom of Pruus

Chief: High Chief Nimbfried II "the Fierce", son to High Chief Nimbfried I "the Father of Pruus" (24)

Children:

+ Glitzerschein (4)

+ Sohneins (1)

+ Mohn (1)

Colour: Prussian Blue

Culture: Leeute

Capital position: Somewhere with Forest and Rivers as well as a balanced climate, preferably at the foot of a moutain

Pop: 11,269

Pop growth: +1.25% (per turn)

Money: 100 (for trading with other nations)

Military units:

+ 80 Clubmen (+1 on combat rolls for every 20 Clubmen)

+ 20 Hammer Throwers (+1 on combat rolls for every 20 Hammer Throwers)

+ 300 Peaches (+1 on combat rolls for every 30 Peaches)

Happiness: 5 (-10 is enraged, 0 is contempt, 10 is ecstatic)

Tech: Agriculture, Animal Husbandry, Irrigation, Wheels, Heat Treatment, Pruusian Alphabet, Weaving, Wooden Armor, Stone Architecture, Basic Metallurgy

1. Winter had claimed Dominion over the proud City of the Peach. The Farmers would have to learn to use their fields more efficiently, to gather more food and learn how to conserve it as well. Having grown older and wiser, if not by much, Nimbfried the Fierce had learned that every army marched on its stomach and after all, what was a tribe if not the largest of armies?

2. The House of Stories, home to Leeute history deserved some love. Built decades ago by High Chief Nimbfried the First it remained a testament to cruder times when Pruusians relied on wood to construct their homes. It would be rebuilt in the City, next to the Mausoleum of the Father of Pruus, a grand structure to contain the works of history and whatever other information would be gathered. Seeing as they shaped up to be honorable if crude and naked warriors what little the Leeute knew of the Ashala would be contained within the House of Stories as well.

3. The Chiefdom of Pruus had seen good and bad alike. Still over the years the Leeute had progressed quickly, developing new traditions and technologies, making life better for just about everyone. But what were prosperity and happiness to a Leeut if he could not share them with his kinsmen? There were others out there, those who were not under the High Chief's rule yet were born speaking the same mother tongue. High Chief Nimbfried would send out men, to tell their brethren the tale of Pruus and its ascendence. They too would be welcome in the Peach to take part in its wealth and glory.

F. Don't sign any contracts. Make some vows of protection and assistance.

"Ever since the sounds of the Leaut rolled over the lips of the first Leeute, as thunder rolls over the Hills, our People have answered to noone but themselves.

Leeute are Leeute, Stuume are Stuume. There is Truth in what will never change.

They breathe another air, bear another skin and live another life. They chain their Faith to little houses, their sad eyes seeking endlessly for questions that their Deities refuse to answer. They are not Us. We are not Them.

And yet, how good can we truly be if we allow them to continue in such misery? Would Gaia favor us, Mother of All, if she knew that we had let her children suffer? We must help them, protect and shelter them, from the emptyness that is their relentless search, so full of Mind yet so empty of Heart.

One day their Search will come to an End. They will learn that one cannot put the Mind where the Heart is and they will thank us for the Lessons we taught them. It is then that Gaia, Mother of All, will smile upon us.".

Rolled 100, 6, 57 = 163 (3d100)

>>39853

Gimmeh 3 dice

Rolled 93, 36, 58, 91 = 278 (4d100)

>>39730

Nation Name: Bao aran Hainn

Colour: Grey

Culture: Baon

Capital position: Situated along the thick Desert River.

Pop: 10,435

Pop growth: +3% (per turn)

Money: 100 (for trading with other nations)

Military units:

Happiness: 0 (-10 is enraged, 0 is contempt, 10 is ecstatic)

Tech: Agriculture, Animal husbandry, Irrigation, Wheels, Watermelon containers

Actions:

1. Try making a quarry again

2. Try and move some of the water (irrigation) and make farms further from tree roots.

3. Collect the golden pebbles, if anyone has an idea on how to shape them be my guest ("research" smelting)

4. Attempt to find something to make travel across the desert easier (Camels or wagons or something)

It's my birthday this weekend so I'll be quite busy and probably won't get to update until Monday. As an apology, every action gets +5

Rolled 27 (1d100)

>>39869

Nation Name: Ongudza

Chief: Chuguzdar

Colour: Orange

Culture & Capital position: see >>39640

Pop: 10,272

Pop growth: +1% (per turn)

Money: 100

Military units:

Happiness: 2

Tech: Agriculture, Animal husbandry, Irrigation, Wheels, Furs, Bone Club, Bone Pick, Handlining, burial

Note: not exactly clear whether burial belongs on the tech list or not.

Actions

1. Study tents.

Rolled 434, 510, 452, 712 = 2108 (4d1024)

Nation Name: Tribes of Ashala

Colour: maroon

Culture: Ashalites were a largely isolated people that had built their homes into the mountainside and maintained a simple ascetic existence. This was recently changed when a shaman who had reached the top of the mountain had an epiphany when he stared down at the world. That while one man can go anywhere he only has dominion where he stands and while he lives, It takes many in order to hold the entire world and have his legacy extend beyond himself. With this in mind he went village to village preaching his new philosophy and inspired people to start relations with their previously isolated kin. Now ruled by a council of elders from each tribe, Ashalites are more united than they ever were before.

Ashalites worship the mountain as an extension of the earth itself and depicts it as both father and mother depending on the role that is required of it, they keep the ashes of their ancestors underneath their floors in order to ward away ill omens, and believe that everything is connected. All tribes are lead by a mystic leader known as a shaman who receive their position by some sort of trial related to the mountain environment.

Capital position: In the middle of the tallest mountain where the three rivers meet.

Pop: 21,500

Pop growth: +1.5%/t

Money: 100

Military units: 300 Mountain Warriors(+1 on combat rolls for every 20), 100 Forest Warriors (+1 on combat rolls for every 20)

Happiness: 4

Tech: Agriculture, Animal husbandry, Irrigation, Wheels, Mountain Fighting, Ashalite Alphabet, Weaving, Ashalite Calender, Basic Nets, Pit Traps, Martial Arts(Red Lion), Basic education system, Wooden armor, Philosophy

Traits: Living so high gives your people an advantage in extreme altitudes as many other civilizations would regard the air pressure dangerous

The mountain also provides you with freezing weather conditions all year round making it difficult for your people to acclimatize to the warmer climates near the equator

Adapted well to the forest and assimilated forest dwelling people.

Actions

(You said the philosophy action succeeded in the irc due to my religious councils)

1. Improve our traps for the bears

2. Use spices from the forest to preserve and flavor our food

3. Set up contests and festivals encouraging men and women to find suitable candidates for marriage, invite the leeute

4. Improve our education system by sending shamans to share our knowledge of Leeute stories and Ashalite experiences with the Leeute to replace what was lost in the fire

A true tragedy has befallen our Leeute friends. They have lost much of their ancestral knowledge due to human folly, as scholars and preservers of tradition we must help them replace the void that was created by sharing what our shamans have learned from traveling their lands. Our people also seem to be wavering from their purpose and have an aversion to the north. We must find a way of subjugating the bears as we did the lions to share that any challenge can be conquered. To the south in our forests we have heard reports of people using plant herbs and spices to flavor their food and prevent them from spoiling. Our families are now at a healthy size that ensures population group, but in the villages there are often unequal amounts of unmarried men and women. We shall solve this by establishing festivals and contests of ability to show off the best of both sexes to encourage more families to form.

>>39873

um…should i reroll or just take the first 2 numbers of each roll?

Rolled 42, 97, 98, 37 = 274 (4d100)

>>39873

if the answer is no ill just roll ahead of time.

Rolled 60, 60, 47, 20 = 187 (4d100)

>>39870

Nation Name: Noi Goram Koritz (land of lonely puppets)

Colour: purple

Culture: >>39271

Capital position: the larger of the two islands that are far away from anything else.

Pop: 11,250

Pop growth: +2% (per turn)

Money: 100 (for trading with other nations)

Military units:

Happiness: 3 (-10 is enraged, 0 is contempt, 10 is ecstatic)

Tech: Agriculture, Animal husbandry, Irrigation, Wheels, Mild toxins, Dendrology, Wood carving, Canoes, Toothed Cestuses, Herbalism, Korito Numerals, Arithmetic Bolas, Korito calendar, stone archetecture, levers, Korito alphabet, saunas

1/2. We need more food.

3. Maybe the gorillas will respond to offerings of fruit.

4. Theater, because art.

Rolled 54, 56, 80, 41 = 231 (4d100)

>>39869

Nation Name: Drakyi Rijiee

Colour: Blue

Culture: The Drakyi are nomadic horsemen who learn to ride as they learn to walk. They are a fluid group. Members of a Riji can easily leave to join a new one, or start their own. A Rij holds on to his power by the will of his people, strength of arm, and his horse. For a Drakyi who can not ride is no Drakyi. Most Drakyi herd cattle for meat, milk, and leathers.

The Drakyi rarely set up permanent settlements, and never on purpose. Their capital camp was made permanent due to the frequency of visits and being used to name a Rijan, the leader of all Rij, by the majority vote of Rij and defending the title in duels to the death against those who claim the right.

The Drakyi believe the world is full of gods who give their own people different claims, and cooperate and fight to shape the world. For the Drakyi it was the Steed of Rivers who gave the Drakyi dominion of all beasts and anything they could take. Shamans act to interpret the signs to predict the future, to record all beasts, to study the world and see the true nature of things, and to keep track of what a Riji possess. Shamans are taken from those who were weak in birth but survived, showing a strong soul but weak body.

Capital position: on the western continent between the center forest and desert, on the southern bank of the northern shore

Pop: 10,039

Pop growth: +1% (per turn)

Money: 100 (for trading with other nations)

Military units: 135 Sickle riders (+2 combat for every 20 Sickle riders) [+1/2 pop growth 1/4 turns]

440 Bow Riders (+1 combat for every 10 Bow riders)

Happiness: 3 (-10 is enraged, 0 is contempt, 10 is ecstatic)

Tech: Agriculture, Animal husbandry, Irrigation, Wheels, Textiles, Basic Metallurgy, Stone Masonry, Drakyi alphabet, Bows, Crude surgery

1. We still lose some to infection, and many to disease. Have the shamans begin to look into ways to fight disease. +5

2. The steak pleases everyone, but there is more that could be done. The cooking explosion begins! +5

3. We require better structures that we can bring with us and keep us warm. Put the shamans on researching that.

4. They are weak! Crush the forest dwellers. I will take their leader's skull as a cup and his daughters will bear my children! Ride, to glory and death!

+5

-10 attacking forest

+40 sickle riders +4

+120 Bow riders +12

Rolled 26 (1d100)

>>39888

Without an army, the civilians of the forest attempt to fight back

Rolled 98, 34, 98 = 230 (3d100)

>>39870

Nation Name: Chiefdom of Pruus

Chief: High Chief Nimbfried II "the Fierce", son to High Chief Nimbfried I "the Father of Pruus" (29)

Children:

+ Glitzerschein (9)

+ Sohneins (6)

+ Mohn (6)

Colour: Prussian Blue

Culture: Leeute

Capital position: Somewhere with Forest and Rivers as well as a balanced climate, preferably at the foot of a moutain

Pop: 16,472

Pop growth: +1.25% (per turn)

Money: 100 (for trading with other nations)

Military units:

+ 80 Clubmen (+1 on combat rolls for every 20 Clubmen)

+ 20 Hammer Throwers (+1 on combat rolls for every 20 Hammer Throwers)

+ 300 Peaches (+1 on combat rolls for every 30 Peaches)

Happiness: 6 (-10 is enraged, 0 is contempt, 10 is ecstatic)

Tech: Agriculture, Animal Husbandry, Irrigation, Wheels, Heat Treatment, Pruusian Alphabet, Weaving, Wooden Armor, Stone Architecture, Basic Metallurgy, Fertilizer, Fruit Drying, Ashalite calendar

1. As the Ashes of History ran through Chief Nimbfried's hands he knew what he had to do. Never again would fire threaten the glorious history of the Leeute. The Settlement on the Mountain was to be expanded into the Mountain. Halls that led down into the mountain's safe womb would be filled with Leeute texts of old and new traditions alike, they too would contain the history of the Ashalites' Kindred in Spirit to the Leeute their future would inevitably be intertwined with that of the Chiefdom.

2. Endless dark waters, birds gawing in the sky. This was nothing like the Rivers the Pruusians called home. One could not drink it, its taste was strong and left the mouth drier than it was to begin with. However once the water had dried it left behind its own gift. White grain, exceedingly strong on its own it taste excelled when combined with other foods. Seeing as the Pruusians already had a lot of food to go around, making it taste well would most likely prove to be even more of a benefit that could be shipped to the Leeute's neighbors just as well.

3. For as long as anybody could remember the Leeute bore armor and weapons made from wood. However not too long ago Eiseen had been discovered in the Mountain, not a rock it could be smolten with great heat and put into shape. Disregarded for years aside from anything other than jewlery the use of Eiseen is quickly gathering traction with artisans seeking to outdo one another.

Rolled 84 (1d100)

Nation Name: Bao aran Hainn

Colour: Grey

Culture: Baon

Capital position: Situated along the thick Desert River.

Pop: 10,535

Pop growth: +2% (per turn)

Money: 100 (for trading with other nations)

Military units:

Happiness: 0 (-10 is enraged, 0 is contempt, 10 is ecstatic)

Tech: Agriculture, Animal husbandry, Irrigation, Wheels, Watermelon container, sand sleds

Actions:

1. Begin quarrying stone to build buildings, allow the irrigation to flow through home to give some natural cooling.

Rolled 56, 45, 93, 67 = 261 (4d100)

>>39948

Nation Name: Drakyi Rijiee

Colour: Blue

Culture: The Drakyi are nomadic horsemen who learn to ride as they learn to walk. They are a fluid group. Members of a Riji can easily leave to join a new one, or start their own. A Rij holds on to his power by the will of his people, strength of arm, and his horse. For a Drakyi who can not ride is no Drakyi. Most Drakyi herd cattle for meat, milk, and leathers.

The Drakyi rarely set up permanent settlements, and never on purpose. Their capital camp was made permanent due to the frequency of visits and being used to name a Rijan, the leader of all Rij, by the majority vote of Rij and defending the title in duels to the death against those who claim the right.

The Drakyi believe the world is full of gods who give their own people different claims, and cooperate and fight to shape the world. For the Drakyi it was the Steed of Rivers who gave the Drakyi dominion of all beasts and anything they could take. Shamans act to interpret the signs to predict the future, to record all beasts, to study the world and see the true nature of things, and to keep track of what a Riji possess. Shamans are taken from those who were weak in birth but survived, showing a strong soul but weak body.

Capital position: on the western continent between the center forest and desert, on the southern bank of the northern shore

Pop: 15,190

Pop growth: +1% (per turn)

Money: 150 (for trading with other nations)

Military units: 211 Sickle riders (+2 combat for every 20 Sickle riders) [+1/2 pop growth 3/4 turns]

440 Bow Riders (+1 combat for every 10 Bow riders)

Happiness: 2 (-10 is enraged, 0 is contempt, 10 is ecstatic)

Tech: Agriculture, Animal husbandry, Irrigation, Wheels, Textiles, Basic Metallurgy, Stone Masonry, Drakyi alphabet, Bows, Crude surgery, Very basic medicine, Tents, Javelins

Ah yes. The forest city of slaves. They have attacked our people and fought them. Now they are as animals to add to our herds. The men that did not fight may be allowed to keep their women and children. Those that have fought their women and female children will be taken and their male children forced to work. Those left in the city shall be forced to farm and gather wood for the Rijiee. Those that show loyalty to the Rijiee shall receive benefits, and the child of a Drakyi man and a Forester slave will legally be the child of the man and raised as one of his children. Those that show defiance will be treated as those that fought, and their heads displayed in the center of the city. Those found to be carrying weapons shall be treated the same.

1. There are many women without mates, and many new slave women. Encourage the formation of Harems where a prosperous man may have many mates. We need more children.

2. Bring the artisans to remove the top of the Forrest chief's skull, coat it in Bronze, and turn it into a cup! This shall be a new ceremonious artifact for the Riji.

3. Search the forest for a large, fast running beast to tame.

4. Attempts begin to breed bigger, fatter, buffalo to produce more meat.

Rolled 87, 66, 40, 83 = 276 (4d100)

Nation Name: Tribes of Ashala

Colour: maroon

Culture: Ashalites were a largely isolated people that had built their homes into the mountainside and maintained a simple ascetic existence. This was recently changed when a shaman who had reached the top of the mountain had an epiphany when he stared down at the world. That while one man can go anywhere he only has dominion where he stands and while he lives, It takes many in order to hold the entire world and have his legacy extend beyond himself. With this in mind he went village to village preaching his new philosophy and inspired people to start relations with their previously isolated kin. Now ruled by a council of elders from each tribe, Ashalites are more united than they ever were before.

Ashalites worship the mountain as an extension of the earth itself and depicts it as both father and mother depending on the role that is required of it, they keep the ashes of their ancestors underneath their floors in order to ward away ill omens, and believe that everything is connected. All tribes are lead by a mystic leader known as a shaman who receive their position by some sort of trial related to the mountain environment.

Capital position: In the middle of the tallest mountain where the three rivers meet.

Pop: 21,500

Pop growth: +1.75%/t

Money: 100

Military units: 300 Mountain Warriors(+1 on combat rolls for every 20), 100 Forest Warriors (+1 on combat rolls for every 20)

Happiness: 7

Tech: Agriculture, Animal husbandry, Irrigation, Wheels, Mountain Fighting, Ashalite Alphabet, Weaving, Ashalite Calender, Basic Nets, Pit Traps, Martial Arts(Red Lion), Basic education system, Wooden armor, Philosophy, Ground pepper, Intermediate traps, Live traps

Traits: Living so high gives your people an advantage in extreme altitudes as many other civilizations would regard the air pressure dangerous

The mountain also provides you with freezing weather conditions all year round making it difficult for your people to acclimatize to the warmer climates near the equator

Adapted well to the forest and assimilated forest dwelling people.

Actions

1. Establish a city at the northern river's mouth

2. Tame bears in the live traps

3. Improve our Education system

4. Encourage more communal efforts in raising children to further unity and ensure safety for population growth

"Our people are more prosperous than ever. With our friendship with the leeute we have gained much material and spiritual fulfillment, however we must always strive to break through past limitations and always look forward to the future. Right now, we have dealt with the bears blocking our expansion to the north and while the people are willing to migrate again there is still some lingering fears. We shall enact several policies in order to counteract this as well as any other potential doubts and divisions that may spring up in the future. While we have shown domination over the bears we never tried to befriend them and fill them with our spirit so that they too may better serve Pihari's will. With them being trapped we will have all the time needed in order to tame them. For most of our history even in the villages people were very spread apart and required much effort in order to establish communities. With our much larger population and cities built however people are much closer together than they have ever been before. It is time to take advantage of this and encourage families to work together to ensure that all the children may live to see adulthood. Finally, with all the efforts spent teaching our burgeoning population as well as the leeute we need to think of ways that will more efficiently disseminate ideas to the local populace so that all may have a better future.

Rolled 66, 82, 45 = 193 (3d100)

Nation Name: The Island Kingdom of Halua

Chief: Komalahua

Color: Green

Culture: The Haluans are first and foremost a seafaring people, as it's a necessity when your home is a vast island chain. They are largely fishers by trade, although they do dabble in agriculture, growing tropical fruits and crops on the limited yet fertile land they possess. The Haluans worship the ocean itself, as they know both the joys of a net full of fish and the wrath of a stormy sea all too well and know that keeping the Ocean Mother happy is the key to their prosperity. To do this they use rituals, dances and even this strange practice of riding the waves while standing on boards of wood. While they may seem like a peaceful people, woe be to those who would dare invade, for the Haluans are masters of the sea and will send any foolish enough to invade to its depths.

Capital position: The island of Halua Melemele

Pop: 11,322

Pop growth: +2% (per turn)

Villages: Halua Village, Manoa Village

Money: 100 (for trading with other nations)

Military units: 100 Atlatl Warriors (+1 on combat for every 20), 300 Sea Warriors (+2 on naval combat for every 20)

Happiness: 2 (-10 is enraged, 0 is contempt, 10 is ecstatic)

Tech: Agriculture, Animal husbandry, Irrigation, Wheels, Canoes, Atlatl, Sling, Haluan Alphabet, Poetry, Drama, Basic Sailboats, Cloth, Very Basic Medicine, Pottery, Brick Baking, Harpooning, Handlining, Haluan Calendar, Macuahuitl, Fishing Nets

1. We should look further into smelting metal, using our existing knowledge as a base and tinkering with different ores and alloys until we can make something sturdy and useful.

2. Our people are wallowing in their own filth. This is unacceptable, it spreads disease and makes us unattractive. We should remedy this by creating baths to encourage people to bathe themselves and keep clean.

3. We should continue expanding to the north and west along the island chain, perhaps we can find survivors from the shipwrecks.

Rolled 32, 88, 79 = 199 (3d100)

>>39947

Nation Name: Noi Goram Koritz (land of lonely puppets)

Colour: purple

Culture: >>39271

Capital position: the larger of the two islands that are far away from anything else.

Pop: 11,475

Pop growth: +2% (per turn)

Money: 100 (for trading with other nations)

Military units:

Happiness: 3 (-10 is enraged, 0 is contempt, 10 is ecstatic)

Tech: Agriculture, Animal husbandry, Irrigation, Wheels, Mild toxins, Dendrology, Wood carving, Canoes, Toothed Cestuses, Herbalism, Korito Numerals, Arithmetic Bolas, Korito calendar, stone archetecture, levers, Korito alphabet, sauna

1. Domesticate/integrate these gorillas.

2. Fancy cloth

3. Expansion.

Rolled 87, 36, 58 = 181 (3d100)

>>39948

Nation Name: Chiefdom of Pruus

Chief: High Chief Nimbfried II "the Fierce", son to High Chief Nimbfried I "the Father of Pruus" (34)

Children:

+ Glitzerschein (14)

+ Sohneins (11)

+ Mohn (11)

Colour: Prussian Blue

Culture: Leeute

Capital position: Somewhere with Forest and Rivers as well as a balanced climate, preferably at the foot of a moutain

Pop: 16,678

Pop growth: +1.25% (per turn)

Money: 100 (for trading with other nations)

Military units:

+ 80 Clubmen (+2 on combat rolls for every 20 Clubmen)

+ 20 Hammer Throwers (+2 on combat rolls for every 20 Hammer Throwers)

+ 300 Peaches (+1 on combat rolls for every 20 Peaches)

Happiness: 7 (-10 is enraged, 0 is contempt, 10 is ecstatic)

Tech: Agriculture, Animal Husbandry, Irrigation, Wheels, Heat Treatment, Pruusian Alphabet, Weaving, Wooden Armor, Stone Architecture, Basic Metallurgy, Fertilizer, Fruit Drying, Ashalite calendar, Sea Salt

1. As the Leeute were a proud people of rich tradition, they had built the foundation of their people on values of family, their history ingrained in the architecture of their cities. They had achieved many great things and brought forth the happiest of all people and yet, for some reason, there were those who decided to abandon these traditions that had brought them such great achievements. It was time to enshrine Leeute tradition in a more regulated form. There would be regulated days of celebration for Gaia, the Sun and the Moon. Weeks of celebration with the traditional planting of the Peach would take hold.

2. To strengthen Leeute tradition the pursuit of Martial matters would become even more enshirned into the tradition of the Pruusians. While the Ashalites possessed their own martial arts so would the Leeute, however they would focus on the use of the various weapon in their arsenal, as well as engaging closely together with other Leeute, covering each other's back, using distractions and exploiting the distractions provided.

3. With their vast abundance in food the Pruusians would be able to feed even more children. As with the newly introduced holy days a time of fertility would be introduced reminding of Nimbfried the First's lover. New practices of fertility would be encouraged. As well as a new tradition that would see Hunters and Warriors lay with their wives for one last time before going on a Hunt.

Rolled 94 (1d100)

>>39948

With such an abundance of stone let construct a city.

Rolled 42, 41 = 83 (2d100)

>>39973

Nation Name: Bao aran Hainn

Colour: Grey

Culture: Baon

Capital position: Situated along the thick Desert River.

Pop: 10,535

Pop growth: +2% (per turn)

Money: 100 (for trading with other nations)

Military units:

Happiness: 0 (-10 is enraged, 0 is contempt, 10 is ecstatic)

Tech: Agriculture, Animal husbandry, Irrigation, Wheels, Watermelon container, sand sleds

Actions:

1. The Southern City shall be named Baon aran Cloch, it is the City of the Wealthy a Cultural Capital next to our bureaucratic capital. As such let us begin the Construction of similar Stone walls and architecture in the bureaucratic Capital.

2. Look among the people to add life to the stone (Look for an artist to make the walls not only strong but visually appealing)

Rolled 74, 100, 17, 4 = 195 (4d100)

>>39972

Nation Name: Drakyi Rijiee

Colour: Blue

Culture: The Drakyi are nomadic horsemen who learn to ride as they learn to walk. They are a fluid group. Members of a Riji can easily leave to join a new one, or start their own. A Rij holds on to his power by the will of his people, strength of arm, and his horse. For a Drakyi who can not ride is no Drakyi. Most Drakyi herd cattle for meat, milk, and leathers.

The Drakyi rarely set up permanent settlements, and never on purpose. Their capital camp was made permanent due to the frequency of visits and being used to name a Rijan, the leader of all Rij, by the majority vote of Rij and defending the title in duels to the death against those who claim the right.

The Drakyi believe the world is full of gods who give their own people different claims, and cooperate and fight to shape the world. For the Drakyi it was the Steed of Rivers who gave the Drakyi dominion of all beasts and anything they could take. Shamans act to interpret the signs to predict the future, to record all beasts, to study the world and see the true nature of things, and to keep track of what a Riji possess. Shamans are taken from those who were weak in birth but survived, showing a strong soul but weak body.

Capital position: on the western continent between the center forest and desert, on the southern bank of the northern shore

Pop: 15,380

Pop growth: +1.25% (per turn)

Money: 150 (for trading with other nations)

Military units: 306 Sickle riders (+2 combat for every 20 Sickle riders)

440 Bow Riders (+1 combat for every 10 Bow riders)

Happiness: 2 (-10 is enraged, 0 is contempt, 10 is ecstatic)

Tech: Agriculture, Animal husbandry, Irrigation, Wheels, Textiles, Basic Metallurgy, Stone Masonry, Drakyi alphabet, Bows, Crude surgery, Very basic medicine, Tents, Javelins

1. At the death of the Riji the riders are sent to all the Rij to gather in the sacred city of Soya for the election of the new Riji and the trial of challengers.

2. After news of war comes from the south some ride south to look themselves, and some are sent by the Rij to observe and report news of what is happening, and if possible why.

3. Some of the shamans believe they can create thicker clothing from the hides of buffalo, deer, or cows that may protect more in battle.

4. Some craftwomen believe that they can make something out of normally discarded stalks of grain and attempt to.

Rolled 16, 38, 44, 95 = 193 (4d100)

Nation Name: Tribes of Ashala

Colour: maroon

Culture: Ashalites were a largely isolated people that had built their homes into the mountainside and maintained a simple ascetic existence. This was recently changed when a shaman who had reached the top of the mountain had an epiphany when he stared down at the world. That while one man can go anywhere he only has dominion where he stands and while he lives, It takes many in order to hold the entire world and have his legacy extend beyond himself. With this in mind he went village to village preaching his new philosophy and inspired people to start relations with their previously isolated kin. Now ruled by a council of elders from each tribe, Ashalites are more united than they ever were before.

Ashalites worship the mountain as an extension of the earth itself and depicts it as both father and mother depending on the role that is required of it, they keep the ashes of their ancestors underneath their floors in order to ward away ill omens, and believe that everything is connected. All tribes are lead by a mystic leader known as a shaman who receive their position by some sort of trial related to the mountain environment.

Capital position: In the middle of the tallest mountain where the three rivers meet.

Pop: 22,650

Pop growth: +1.75%/t

Money: 100

Military units: 300 Mountain Warriors(+1 on combat rolls for every 20), 100 Forest Warriors (+1 on combat rolls for every 20)

Happiness: 8

Tech: Agriculture, Animal husbandry, Irrigation, Wheels, Mountain Fighting, Ashalite Alphabet, Weaving, Ashalite Calender, Basic Nets, Pit Traps, Martial Arts(Red Lion), Intermediate Education, Wooden armor, Philosophy, Ground pepper, Intermediate traps, Live traps, Tamed Bears

Traits: Living so high gives your people an advantage in extreme altitudes as many other civilizations would regard the air pressure dangerous

The mountain also provides you with freezing weather conditions all year round making it difficult for your people to acclimatize to the warmer climates near the equator

Adapted well to the forest and assimilated forest dwelling people.

Actions

1. Train the bears to be ridden

2. Develop the Falling Bear Style

3. Improve the education system

4. Develop irrigation to improve sanitation and help crops grow

"Our people's zeal has reached new heights and we have surpassed previous limitations. With the taming of the personification of the north we can now develop our final martial art as a counterpart to the red lion fighting style. The Falling bear style is based on cooperation and utilizing any tools available to you in stark contrast with the red lion's focus on the self and using only your body for both offense and defense. With these two styles taken together our warriors will always be at their peak self and their bonds with one another unbreakable. The bear's power rivals anything we have ever seen before including the mountain lions. If we manage to harness their strength to our own ends we would be unbeatable. Our people have benefited greatly from the knowledge shared to everyone willing to listen, but it is still lacking in some respects. while we have established a good floor for our people's erudition there are some who's potential reaches much higher than what we can teach at the scale required. Therefore we will develop universities to teach these great minds. There has not been much truly threatening our people besides disease. while the cold has kept away the worse of the insects spreading their vile plague our people live in filth. Much like the roads that lead us communicate and connect with one another, so too shall this irrigation system connect to a greater system and lead away the filth along its paths.

Rolled 62, 22, 17, 48 = 149 (4d100)

>>39973

Nation Name: Chiefdom of Pruus

Chief: High Chief Nimbfried II "the Fierce", son to High Chief Nimbfried I "the Father of Pruus" (39)

Children:

+ Glitzerschein (19)

+ Sohneins (16)

+ Mohn (16)

Colour: Prussian Blue

Culture: Leeute

Capital position: Somewhere with Forest and Rivers as well as a balanced climate, preferably at the foot of a moutain

Pop: 16,928

Pop growth: +1.5% (per turn)

Money: 100 (for trading with other nations)

Military units:

+ 80 Clubmen (+2 on combat rolls for every 20 Clubmen) (+1 for every 50)

+ 20 Hammer Throwers (+2 on combat rolls for every 20 Hammer Throwers) (+1 for every 50)

+ 300 Peaches (+1 on combat rolls for every 20 Peaches)

Happiness: 7 (-10 is enraged, 0 is contempt, 10 is ecstatic)

Tech: Agriculture, Animal Husbandry, Irrigation, Wheels, Heat Treatment, Pruusian Alphabet, Weaving, Wooden Armor, Stone Architecture, Basic Metallurgy, Fertilizer, Fruit Drying, Ashalite calendar, Sea Salt

1. Seeing as the Ashalites had made great strides in terms of teaching their people to read and write it was up to the Pruusians to not fall behind too far. There would be a reform in the Leaut, to standardize Leeute Speech and most importantly writing, so it may easily be taught to all people who required teaching.

2. Having seen many innovations in his lifetime and having been a military man in his youth, Nimbfried the Fierce announced the creation of a new post within his court, the Forge Master. Responsible for all matters of new inventions of warfare it would be his responsibility to present new martial inventions to the King whenever he heard of them or came up with them on his own. Through this it should be assured that the Leeute would never fall far behind the other Tribes.

3. Sohneins had come of age! In a grand celebration new Clubmen would be raised and fitted with more.. modern weaponry befitting of their status. They would swear alliegiance to the High Chief to be and, as was tradition, consume the peaches before the Father's Mausoleum.

4. Nimbfried was weary of the man who had come to his coast. They brought people from far away, to sell them like cattle. It was clear that the men from the Sea could not be trusted to be men of honor. Surely sooner or later they too would attempt to steal some of the Leeute people, an offense that would be punished by death. Regardless for now he would be allowed to purchase supplies and be on his way, the Leeute however had no interest in people of another culture, chained to the will of a tyrant in merchant's garments.

Nimbfried would write a new law that proclaimed, that no Leeute or their Wife and by extension Children could ever be owned by another man. The High Chiefdom of Pruus would not recognize any such claims no matter who brought them forth. Any Leeute or persons specified above who were to enter the High Chiefdom's lands were Free and under the protection of the High Chief and all Men of Honor as a consequence. Men of Honor referring to any member of the Pruusian Armed Forces, Peaches or otherwise.

Rolled 44, 24, 69 = 137 (3d100)

Nation Name: The Island Kingdom of Halua

Chief: Komalahua

Color: Green

Culture: The Haluans are first and foremost a seafaring people, as it's a necessity when your home is a vast island chain. They are largely fishers by trade, although they do dabble in agriculture, growing tropical fruits and crops on the limited yet fertile land they possess. The Haluans worship the ocean itself, as they know both the joys of a net full of fish and the wrath of a stormy sea all too well and know that keeping the Ocean Mother happy is the key to their prosperity. To do this they use rituals, dances and even this strange practice of riding the waves while standing on boards of wood. While they may seem like a peaceful people, woe be to those who would dare invade, for the Haluans are masters of the sea and will send any foolish enough to invade to its depths.

Capital position: The island of Halua Melemele

Pop: 11,744

Pop growth: +4% (per turn)

Villages: Halua Village, Manoa Village

Money: 100 (for trading with other nations)

Military units: 100 Atlatl Warriors (+1 on combat for every 20), 300 Sea Warriors (+2 on naval combat for every 20)

Happiness: 2 (-10 is enraged, 0 is contempt, 10 is ecstatic)

Tech: Agriculture, Animal husbandry, Irrigation, Wheels, Canoes, Atlatl, Sling, Haluan Alphabet, Poetry, Drama, Basic Sailboats, Cloth, Very Basic Medicine, Pottery, Brick Baking, Harpooning, Handlining, Haluan Calendar, Macuahuitl, Fishing Nets

1. We should expand further to the north in search of more islands to colonize.

2. As Halua began to expand, High Priest Komalahua's worries about the state of the kingdom grew. What if all the islands desired independence from each other and Halua became fractured and weak? After nearly a year or two of deliberating, the chief decided on a suitable compromise. Each of the major islands would choose a representative, known as a kahuna, to rule over them, although the Grand Kahuna, Komalahua's current position, would still be the de facto leader of the country, although the kahunas would be able to keep him in check still. Each island would elect its kahuna every five years, after which the elected kahuna would travel to the council at Halua Village to stay and vote on affairs of the nation. The name of the kingdom would also be changed to the Island Confederacy of Halua to reflect the new proposed government, assuming the new change passes. This, Komalahua suggests, will boost happiness greatly by giving people more of a say in governmental affairs.

3. The people find that living in caves is far cooler than living in shelters made of wood and straw, but the number of caves are few considering Halua's burgeoning population. Thus the idea was born to build houses (and perhaps other things) with stone in order to provide better shade and block the heat in the same manner that caves do.

Just need Jestre

Just play without me, because my reckless faggotry cannot be abated.

Rolled 96, 75, 18 = 189 (3d100)

>>39973

Nation Name: Noi Goram Koritz (land of lonely puppets)

Colour: purple

Culture: >>39271

Capital position: the larger of the two islands that are far away from anything else.

Pop: 11,705

Pop growth: +2% (per turn)

Money: 100 (for trading with other nations)

Military units:

Happiness: 3 (-10 is enraged, 0 is contempt, 10 is ecstatic)

Tech: Agriculture, Animal husbandry, Irrigation, Wheels, Mild toxins, Dendrology, Wood carving, Canoes, Toothed Cestuses, Herbalism, Korito Numerals, Arithmetic Bolas, Korito calendar, stone archetecture, levers, Korito alphabet, sauna, weaving

1. Create a sign language

2. Gorillas are basically citizens.

3. Only the wizest may jabber, thus altering the jabberwoccer.

I'm still in this. Can't do anything until 8th or 9th when I get back to stable net.

How should I proceed when I get back?

>>40028

I'll give you an action you don't have to roll for. Other than that, post as normal

Nation Name: The Island Kingdom of Halua

Kahuna: Kanehamaha, son of Komalahua (30)

Color: Green

Culture: The Haluans are first and foremost a seafaring people, as it's a necessity when your home is a vast island chain. They are largely fishers by trade, although they do dabble in agriculture, growing tropical fruits and crops on the limited yet fertile land they possess. The Haluans worship the ocean itself, as they know both the joys of a net full of fish and the wrath of a stormy sea all too well and know that keeping the Ocean Mother happy is the key to their prosperity. To do this they use rituals, dances and even this strange practice of riding the waves while standing on boards of wood. While they may seem like a peaceful people, woe be to those who would dare invade, for the Haluans are masters of the sea and will send any foolish enough to invade to its depths.

Capital position: The island of Halua Melemele

Pop: 11,744

Pop growth: +4% (per turn)

Villages: Halua Village, Manoa Village

Money: 100 (for trading with other nations)

Military units: 100 Atlatl Warriors (+2 on combat for every 20), 300 Sea Warriors (+3 on naval combat for every 20)

Happiness: 2 (-10 is enraged, 0 is contempt, 10 is ecstatic)

Tech: Agriculture, Animal husbandry, Irrigation, Wheels, Canoes, Atlatl, Sling, Haluan Alphabet, Poetry, Drama, Basic Sailboats, Cloth, Very Basic Medicine, Pottery, Brick Baking, Harpooning, Handlining, Haluan Calendar, Macuahuitl, Fishing Nets

1. Legends speak of a mystical great island to the north and we begin to hear more and more talk of it as we proceed north. We should send a team to explore and expand upon the territory.

2. We should begin investing further in forms of entertainment to keep the people happy and entertained. One ritual practice to honor the Ocean Mother is riding the waves on planks of wood. It is a skill that requires great balance and skill, but those who participate seem to have a good time doing it. We should make riding the surf a pastime to promote recreation amongst our people and honor the Ocean Mother at the same time.

3. Our troops and guards need to be better protected against bandits, beasts and other violent tribes, especially considering our proposed venture to the new world. We can consider covering our troops with wood or even metal to block the blows of weapons. This is a good start.

(Fluff): Komalahua steps down from his position due to his old age, entrusting the nation to his oldest surviving son and heir, Kanehamaha.

Rolled 89, 10, 18 = 117 (3d100)

>>40030

Dice and also corrected sheet:

Nation Name: The Island Kingdom of Halua

Kahuna: Kanehamaha, son of Komalahua (30)

Color: Green

Culture: The Haluans are first and foremost a seafaring people, as it's a necessity when your home is a vast island chain. They are largely fishers by trade, although they do dabble in agriculture, growing tropical fruits and crops on the limited yet fertile land they possess. The Haluans worship the ocean itself, as they know both the joys of a net full of fish and the wrath of a stormy sea all too well and know that keeping the Ocean Mother happy is the key to their prosperity. To do this they use rituals, dances and even this strange practice of riding the waves while standing on boards of wood. While they may seem like a peaceful people, woe be to those who would dare invade, for the Haluans are masters of the sea and will send any foolish enough to invade to its depths.

Capital position: The island of Halua Melemele

Pop: 12,213

Pop growth: +4% (per turn)

Villages: Halua Village, Manoa Village

Money: 100 (for trading with other nations)

Military units: 100 Atlatl Warriors (+2 on combat for every 20), 300 Sea Warriors (+3 on naval combat for every 20)

Happiness: 2 (-10 is enraged, 0 is contempt, 10 is ecstatic)

Tech: Agriculture, Animal husbandry, Irrigation, Wheels, Canoes, Atlatl, Sling, Haluan Alphabet, Poetry, Drama, Basic Sailboats, Cloth, Very Basic Medicine, Pottery, Brick Baking, Harpooning, Handlining, Haluan Calendar, Macuahuitl, Fishing Nets, Stone Architecture

Rolled 58, 22, 79, 40 = 199 (4d100)

>>40026

Nation Name: Tribes of Ashala

Colour: maroon

Culture: Ashalites were a largely isolated people that had built their homes into the mountainside and maintained a simple ascetic existence. This was recently changed when a shaman who had reached the top of the mountain had an epiphany when he stared down at the world. That while one man can go anywhere he only has dominion where he stands and while he lives, It takes many in order to hold the entire world and have his legacy extend beyond himself. With this in mind he went village to village preaching his new philosophy and inspired people to start relations with their previously isolated kin. Now ruled by a council of elders from each tribe, Ashalites are more united than they ever were before.

Ashalites worship the mountain as an extension of the earth itself and depicts it as both father and mother depending on the role that is required of it, they keep the ashes of their ancestors underneath their floors in order to ward away ill omens, and believe that everything is connected. All tribes are lead by a mystic leader known as a shaman who receive their position by some sort of trial related to the mountain environment.

Capital position: In the middle of the tallest mountain where the three rivers meet.

Pop: 23,450

Pop growth: +3.75%/t

Money: 150

Military units: 300 Mountain Warriors(+1 on combat rolls for every 15), 100 Forest Warriors (+1 on combat rolls for every 15)

Happiness: 9

Tech: Agriculture, Animal husbandry, Irrigation, Wheels, Guerrilla Warfare, Ashalite Alphabet, Weaving, Ashalite Calender, Basic Nets, Pit Traps, Martial Arts(Red Lion), Advanced Education, Wooden armor, Philosophy, Ground pepper, Intermediate traps, Live traps, Tamed Bears

Traits: Living so high gives your people an advantage in extreme altitudes as many other civilizations would regard the air pressure dangerous

The mountain also provides you with freezing weather conditions all year round making it difficult for your people to acclimatize to the warmer climates near the equator

Adapted well to the forest and assimilated forest dwelling people.

Actions

1. Train the bears to be ridden

2. Develop the Falling Bear Style

3. Research soap

4. Research paper

Rolled 60, 96, 45, 90 = 291 (4d100)

>>40027

Nation Name: Chiefdom of Pruus

Chief: High Chief Nimbfried II "the Fierce", son to High Chief Nimbfried I "the Father of Pruus" (44)

Children:

+ Glitzerschein (24)

+ Sohneins (21)

+ Mohn (21)

Colour: Prussian Blue

Culture: Leeute

Capital position: Somewhere with Forest and Rivers as well as a balanced climate, preferably at the foot of a moutain

Pop: 17,182

Pop growth: +1.5% (per turn)

Money: 100 (for trading with other nations)

Military units:

+ 80 Clubmen (+2 on combat rolls for every 20 Clubmen) (+1 for every 50)

+ 20 Hammer Throwers (+2 on combat rolls for every 20 Hammer Throwers) (+1 for every 50)

+ 300 Peaches (+1 on combat rolls for every 20 Peaches)

Happiness: 8 (-10 is enraged, 0 is contempt, 10 is ecstatic)

Tech: Agriculture, Animal Husbandry, Irrigation, Wheels, Heat Treatment, Pruusian Alphabet, Weaving, Wooden Armor, Stone Architecture, Basic Metallurgy, Fertilizer, Fruit Drying, Ashalite calendar, Sea Salt, Literature

1. Any daughter born before her brother has the right to challenge her younger sibling to personal combat, assuming that both be of age and in healthy condition. If under these regulated circumstances the Woman manages to triumph and thus prove that she is sufficiently strong to rule the High Chiefdom she has the right to do so. Having failed to beat the male Heir in single combat or the male Heir having reached a venerable old age the Woman's claim will be naught and not be carried on to the next generation.

2. In order to prove to them the error of their ways Nimbfried would field a different Guard armed with different, more modern, weaponry. They would be largely identical to the Clubmen in both function and tradition and should serve to teach the clubmen that innovation had its advantages. If that wouldn't work the competition would do them well and inspire them to greatness on the battlefield.

3. In order to field a newer and more modern army advances in Metallurgy would be of the utmost importance.

4. Inspired by the various marvelous works of literature Nimbfried would make learning to read and write an obligation for all Leeute, as it would allow them to bring their very essence into writing. Furthermore from this day forward every man, woman and child would have their name struck into the rock within the Leeute's ancestral caverns where they would be remembered forever more. It would become practice for Parents to strike the name of their newborn child into the wall themselves, perhaps even along with their favorite Leeute blessing. Messing with the many walls which contained the Leeute names would of course be one of the greatest offenses anybody could commit, still Nimbfried the Fierce could not help himself but think that there had to be an easier way to do this than cover endless walls with the names of Leeute.

Rolled 78, 18, 16 = 112 (3d100)

>>40026

Nation Name: Drakyi Rijiee

Colour: Blue

Culture: The Drakyi are nomadic horsemen who learn to ride as they learn to walk. They are a fluid group. Members of a Riji can easily leave to join a new one, or start their own. A Rij holds on to his power by the will of his people, strength of arm, and his horse. For a Drakyi who can not ride is no Drakyi. Most Drakyi herd cattle for meat, milk, and leathers.

The Drakyi rarely set up permanent settlements, and never on purpose. Their capital camp was made permanent due to the frequency of visits and being used to name a Rijan, the leader of all Rij, by the majority vote of Rij and defending the title in duels to the death against those who claim the right.

The Drakyi believe the world is full of gods who give their own people different claims, and cooperate and fight to shape the world. For the Drakyi it was the Steed of Rivers who gave the Drakyi dominion of all beasts and anything they could take. Shamans act to interpret the signs to predict the future, to record all beasts, to study the world and see the true nature of things, and to keep track of what a Riji possess. Shamans are taken from those who were weak in birth but survived, showing a strong soul but weak body.

Capital position: on the western continent between the center forest and desert, on the southern bank of the northern shore

Pop: 15,573

Pop growth: +1.25% (per turn)

Money: 150 (for trading with other nations)

Military units: 306 Sickle riders (+2 combat for every 20 Sickle riders)

440 Bow Riders (+1 combat for every 10 Bow riders)

Happiness: 2 (-10 is enraged, 0 is contempt, 10 is ecstatic)

Tech: Agriculture, Animal husbandry, Irrigation, Wheels, Textiles, Basic Metallurgy, Stone Masonry, Drakyi alphabet, Bows, Crude surgery, Very basic medicine, Tents, Javelins

1. Encourage the children's fathers the truth of the forest war and how the foresters attacked without warning or provocation. It is the father's job to teach their sons what is right.

2. A shaman writing on a clay tablet accidentally drops it into a fire and observes something strange. (research pottery)

3. Some people have begun to fill their tents with steam from boiling water and use modified bows to wipe the sweat and dirt off their bodies. (research sweat baths)

Rolled 5, 72, 14 = 91 (3d100)

>>39730

>>40027

Nation Name: Noi Goram Koritz (land of lonely puppets)

Colour: purple

Culture: >>39271

Capital position: the larger of the two islands that are far away from anything else.

Pop: 11,939

Pop growth: +2% (per turn)

Money: 100 (for trading with other nations)

Military units:

Happiness: 4 (-10 is enraged, 0 is contempt, 10 is ecstatic)

Tech: Agriculture, Animal husbandry, Irrigation, Wheels, Mild toxins, Dendrology, Wood carving, Canoes, Toothed Cestuses, Herbalism, Korito Numerals, Arithmetic Bolas, Korito calendar, stone archetecture, levers, Korito alphabet, sauna, weaving

1. The gorillas are encouraged to be stronger and/or smarter.

2/3. Get that theater.

Rolled 46 (1d100)

>>39947

Nation Name: Ongudza

Chief: Chuguzdar

Colour: Orange

Culture & Capital position: see >>39640 (You)

Pop: 10,375

Pop growth: +1% (per turn)

Money: 100

Military units:

Happiness: 3

Tech: Agriculture, Animal husbandry, Irrigation, Wheels, Furs, Bone Club, Bone Pick, Handlining, burial, tents

Free action as per >>40029

Free action: Create a formal military.

Normal actions follow.

1. Expansion

Rolled 83, 88, 33 = 204 (3d100)

>>40026

Nation Name: Bao aran Hainn

Colour: Grey

Culture: Baon

Capital position: Situated along the thick Desert River.

Pop: 10,535

Pop growth: +2% (per turn)

Money: 100 (for trading with other nations)

Military units:

Happiness: 2

(-10 is enraged, 0 is contempt, 10 is ecstatic)

Tech: Agriculture, Animal husbandry, Irrigation, Wheels, Watermelon container, sand sleds, stone architecture

Actions:

1. We needed a way to quickly travel to the new city (boats)

2. We should begin the construction of greater canals throughout the cultural capital.

3. We should begin looking for tamable creatures native to our sandy habitat.

Rolled 58 (1d100)

>>40089

Nation Name: Chiefdom of Pruus

Chief: High Chief Nimbfried II "the Fierce", son to High Chief Nimbfried I "the Father of Pruus" (44)

Children:

+ Glitzerschein (24)

+ Sohneins (21)

+ Mohn (21)

Colour: Prussian Blue

Culture: Leeute

Capital position: Somewhere with Forest and Rivers as well as a balanced climate, preferably at the foot of a moutain

Pop: 17,182

Pop growth: +1.5% (per turn)

Money: 100 (for trading with other nations)

Military units:

+ 80 Macemen (+3 on combat rolls for every 20 Macemen) (+1 for every 50)

+ 20 Hammer Throwers (+2 on combat rolls for every 20 Hammer Throwers) (+1 for every 50)

+ 300 Peaches (+1 on combat rolls for every 20 Peaches)

+ 100 Swordsmen (+2 on combat rolls for every 10 Swordsmen)

Happiness: 8 (-10 is enraged, 0 is contempt, 10 is ecstatic)

Tech: Agriculture, Animal Husbandry, Irrigation, Wheels, Heat Treatment, Pruusian Alphabet, Weaving, Wooden Armor, Stone Architecture, Basic Metallurgy, Fertilizer, Fruit Drying, Ashalite calendar, Sea Salt, Literature, Basic Education, Two-handed Longswords, Efficient Forges

Combat: Send EVERYONE, perhaps not strategically smart, however the Leeute only inhabited a single city on the coast. The Men of Honor would primarly be tasked with protecting the local population.

+ 12 (from 80 Macemen)

+ 2 (from 20 Hammer Throwers)

+ 15 (from 300 Peaches)

+ 20 (from 100 Swordsmen)

+ 1 (from having 50 Macemen)

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+50 Total Modifier

Rolled 31, 48, 71, 23 = 173 (4d100)

>>40090

Nation Name: Chiefdom of Pruus

Chief: High Chief Nimbfried II "the Fierce", son to High Chief Nimbfried I "the Father of Pruus" (49)

Children:

+ Glitzerschein (29)

+ Sohneins (26)

+ Mohn (26)

Colour: Prussian Blue

Culture: Leeute

Capital position: Somewhere with Forest and Rivers as well as a balanced climate, preferably at the foot of a moutain

Pop: 17,440

Pop growth: +1.5% (per turn)

Money: 100 (for trading with other nations)

Military units:

+ 80 Macemen (+3 on combat rolls for every 20 Macemen) (+1 for every 50)

+ 20 Hammer Throwers (+2 on combat rolls for every 20 Hammer Throwers) (+1 for every 50)

+ 300 Peaches (+1 on combat rolls for every 20 Peaches)

+ 100 Swordsmen (+2 on combat rolls for every 10 Swordsmen)

Happiness: 8 (-10 is enraged, 0 is contempt, 10 is ecstatic)

Tech: Agriculture, Animal Husbandry, Irrigation, Wheels, Heat Treatment, Pruusian Alphabet, Weaving, Wooden Armor, Stone Architecture, Basic Metallurgy, Fertilizer, Fruit Drying, Ashalite calendar, Sea Salt, Literature, Basic Education, Two-handed Longswords, Efficient Forges

1. Defeats of the past had shown that in their many years of prosperity the Leeute had grown idle and soft. The time of womanly softhood was over. More Swordsmen would be fielded into the army.

2. As well as more Macemen.

3. Certainly some of the attackers would have been slain, perhaps the things they carried could be investigated and new technologies gained.

4. A new Day of Infamy will be remembered in the History of Pruus. The days foreigners came to enslave would serve as a day for the Men of Honor to show their prowess to the general populus and show that the armed forces of Pruus were ready to deal with all those who dared threaten the Leeute.

Rolled 51, 3, 29 = 83 (3d100)

>>40090

Nation Name: Noi Goram Koritz (land of lonely puppets)

Colour: purple

Culture: >>39271

Capital position: the larger of the two islands that are far away from anything else.

Pop: 12,167

Pop growth: +2% (per turn)

Money: 100 (for trading with other nations)

Military units:

Happiness: 5 (-10 is enraged, 0 is contempt, 10 is ecstatic)

Tech: Agriculture, Animal husbandry, Irrigation, Wheels, Mild toxins, Dendrology, Wood carving, Canoes, Toothed Cestuses, Herbalism, Korito Numerals, Arithmetic Bolas, Korito calendar, stone archetecture, levers, Korito alphabet, sauna, weaving, theater

1. I'm sorry gorillas, please come back.

2. Tea, because herbs.

3. Bathhouse/dedicated sauna place.

Rolled 37, 70, 58 = 165 (3d100)

>>40090

Nation Name: Drakyi Rijiee

Colour: Blue

Culture: The Drakyi are nomadic horsemen who learn to ride as they learn to walk. They are a fluid group. Members of a Riji can easily leave to join a new one, or start their own. A Rij holds on to his power by the will of his people, strength of arm, and his horse. For a Drakyi who can not ride is no Drakyi. Most Drakyi herd cattle for meat, milk, and leathers.

The Drakyi rarely set up permanent settlements, and never on purpose. Their capital camp was made permanent due to the frequency of visits and being used to name a Rijan, the leader of all Rij, by the majority vote of Rij and defending the title in duels to the death against those who claim the right.

The Drakyi believe the world is full of gods who give their own people different claims, and cooperate and fight to shape the world. For the Drakyi it was the Steed of Rivers who gave the Drakyi dominion of all beasts and anything they could take. Shamans act to interpret the signs to predict the future, to record all beasts, to study the world and see the true nature of things, and to keep track of what a Riji possess. Shamans are taken from those who were weak in birth but survived, showing a strong soul but weak body.

Capital position: on the western continent between the center forest and desert, on the southern bank of the northern shore

Pop: 15,768

Pop growth: +1.25% (per turn)

Money: 150 (for trading with other nations)

Military units: 306 Sickle riders (+2 combat for every 20 Sickle riders)

440 Bow Riders (+1 combat for every 10 Bow riders)

Happiness: 2 (-10 is enraged, 0 is contempt, 10 is ecstatic)

Tech: Agriculture, Animal husbandry, Irrigation, Wheels, Textiles, Basic Metallurgy, Stone Masonry, Drakyi alphabet, Bows, Crude surgery, Very basic medicine, Tents, Javelins

1. Another woman once again goes to work trying to make the wheat stalks into something useful. (Weaving research)

2. A shaman writing on a clay tablet accidentally drops it into a fire and observes something strange. (research pottery)

3. Some people have begun to fill their tents with steam from boiling water and use modified bows to wipe the sweat and dirt off their bodies. (research sweat baths)

Rolled 6, 7 = 13 (2d100)

>>40090

Nation Name: Ongudza

Chief: Chuguzdar

Colour: Orange

Culture & Capital position: see >>39640

Pop: 10,478

Pop growth: +1% (per turn)

Money: 100

Military units: 100 bonemen

Happiness: 3

Tech: Agriculture, Animal husbandry, Irrigation, Wheels, Furs, Bone Club, Bone Pick, Handlining, burial, tents

Actions

1. Research Bow & Arrow.

2. Create Formal Marriage rites.

Rolled 9, 22 = 31 (2d100)

Nation Name: Bao aran Hainn

Colour: Grey

Culture: Baon

Capital position: Situated along the thick Desert River.

Pop: 10700

Pop growth: +3.25% (per turn)

Money: 100 (for trading with other nations)

Military units:

Happiness: 3

(-10 is enraged, 0 is contempt, 10 is ecstatic)

Tech: Agriculture, Animal husbandry, Irrigation, Wheels, Watermelon container, sand sleds, stone architecture, rafts

Actions:

1. improve raft technology

2. Begin working stone into the canals to stop erosion (creating docks and artwork along the way)

Rolled 77, 63, 73 = 213 (3d100)

Nation Name: Tribes of Ashala

Colour: maroon

Culture: Ashalites were a largely isolated people that had built their homes into the mountainside and maintained a simple ascetic existence. This was recently changed when a shaman who had reached the top of the mountain had an epiphany when he stared down at the world. That while one man can go anywhere he only has dominion where he stands and while he lives, It takes many in order to hold the entire world and have his legacy extend beyond himself. With this in mind he went village to village preaching his new philosophy and inspired people to start relations with their previously isolated kin. Now ruled by a council of elders from each tribe, Ashalites are more united than they ever were before.

Ashalites worship the mountain as an extension of the earth itself and depicts it as both father and mother depending on the role that is required of it, they keep the ashes of their ancestors underneath their floors in order to ward away ill omens, and believe that everything is connected. All tribes are lead by a mystic leader known as a shaman who receive their position by some sort of trial related to the mountain environment.

Capital position: In the middle of the tallest mountain where the three rivers meet.

Pop: 25,210

Pop growth: +7.5%/t

Money: 150

Military units: 300 Mountain Warriors(+1 on combat rolls for every 15), 100 Forest Warriors (+1 on combat rolls for every 15), 100 Bear Calvary (+1 for every 5)

Happiness: 9

Tech: Agriculture, Animal husbandry, Irrigation, Wheels, Guerrilla Warfare, Ashalite Alphabet, Weaving, Ashalite Calender, Basic Nets, Pit Traps, Martial Arts(Red Lion), Advanced Education, Wooden armor, Philosophy, Ground pepper, Intermediate traps, Live traps, Tamed Bears, Soap, Paper, Fruit drying

Traits: Living so high gives your people an advantage in extreme altitudes as many other civilizations would regard the air pressure dangerous

The mountain also provides you with freezing weather conditions all year round making it difficult for your people to acclimatize to the warmer climates near the equator

Adapted well to the forest and assimilated forest dwelling people.

Actions

1. establish a codex that will contain the core of all our teachings and send them all to the village shamans

2. Develop the Falling Bear Style

3. expand north towards the water source

>>40093

Abhisumat was mournful over the conflict that had happened in his friend's lands. He knew that after such a tragedy people needed something to recover their spirits in order to manage an effective retaliation. this is why he offered a marriage between his eldest son (31) Amrish to Nimbfried's daughter glitzerschein. With such a marriage it would bring solidarity and reassurance between our two peoples and from such good relations trade.

>marriage between Amrish and Glitzerschein, Basic Traps, soap, Ground pepper cultivation, Philosophy

>for heat treatment, stone architecture, fertilizer, sea salt creation, literature

>>40101

A matrilineal marraige would ensure that those who would be born to a potential ruler of Pruus were to be of a Leeute family and raised by their means. Naturally in the marriage ceremony Amrish would be expected to eat the traditional peach and plant it within the city. Perhaps wounds were best mended not on one's own but in the company of people who cared for one another.

Today friends became family.

>Ya, lets do this thing

Rolled 65, 35, 37 = 137 (3d100)

Nation Name: The Island Kingdom of Halua

Kahuna: Kanehamaha, son of Komalahua (30)

Color: Green

Culture: The Haluans are first and foremost a seafaring people, as it's a necessity when your home is a vast island chain. They are largely fishers by trade, although they do dabble in agriculture, growing tropical fruits and crops on the limited yet fertile land they possess. The Haluans worship the ocean itself, as they know both the joys of a net full of fish and the wrath of a stormy sea all too well and know that keeping the Ocean Mother happy is the key to their prosperity. To do this they use rituals, dances and even this strange practice of riding the waves while standing on boards of wood. While they may seem like a peaceful people, woe be to those who would dare invade, for the Haluans are masters of the sea and will send any foolish enough to invade to its depths.

Capital position: The island of Halua Melemele

Pop: 12,701

Pop growth: +4% (per turn)

Villages: Halua Village, Manoa Village

Money: 100 (for trading with other nations)

Military units: 100 Atlatl Warriors (+2 on combat for every 20), 300 Sea Warriors (+3 on naval combat for every 20)

Happiness: 2 (-10 is enraged, 0 is contempt, 10 is ecstatic)

Tech: Agriculture, Animal husbandry, Irrigation, Wheels, Canoes, Atlatl, Sling, Haluan Alphabet, Poetry, Drama, Basic Sailboats, Cloth, Very Basic Medicine, Pottery, Brick Baking, Harpooning, Handlining, Haluan Calendar, Macuahuitl, Fishing Nets, Stone Architecture

1. If we cannot make metal armor to wear then we can still make shields out of wood and metal to block enemy blows and arrows.

2. We should retry teaching the youth how to enjoy surfing. Perhaps if we were to hold a tournament, it would drum up interest in the sport.

3. We should build a new city on the shores of the large island to act as our base of operations in the area. It shall be named Nui Mokopuni.

Rolled 53, 43, 95, 48 = 239 (4d100)

>>40132

Nation Name: Chiefdom of Pruus

Chief: High Chief Nimbfried II "the Fierce", son to High Chief Nimbfried I "the Father of Pruus" (54)

Children:

+ Glitzerschein (34)

+ Sohneins (31)

+ Mohn (31) -> Child: Prusden (3)

Colour: Prussian Blue

Culture: Leeute

Capital position: Somewhere with Forest and Rivers as well as a balanced climate, preferably at the foot of a moutain

Pop: 17,623

Pop growth: +3% (per turn)

Money: 90 (for trading with other nations)

Military units:

+ 120 Macemen (+3 on combat rolls for every 20 Macemen) (+1 for every 50)

+ 120 Peaches (+1 on combat rolls for every 20 Peaches)

+ 40 Swordsmen (+2 on combat rolls for every 10 Swordsmen)

Happiness: 8 (-10 is enraged, 0 is contempt, 10 is ecstatic)

Tech: Agriculture, Animal Husbandry, Irrigation, Wheels, Heat Treatment, Pruusian Alphabet, Weaving, Wooden Armor, Stone Architecture, Basic Metallurgy, Fertilizer, Fruit Drying, Ashalite calendar, Sea Salt, Literature, Basic Education, Two-handed Longswords, Efficient Forges, Basic Traps, Soap, Ground Pepper Cultivation, Philosoph, Pikes

1. In order to recruit larger amounts of Men of Honor quicker experienced warriors would be used to in order to train the new members of the Pruusian Armed Forces. This form of tutorship would ensure both a greater quality and quantity of troops.

2. Train additional Swordsmen!

3. Train additional Macemen!

4. Expand up the Southern River to its source.

Rolled 87 (1d100)

>>40133

Nation Name: Ongudza

Chief: Chuguzdar

Colour: Orange

Culture & Capital position: see >>39640

Pop: 10,584

Pop growth: +1% (per turn)

Money: 100

Military units: 100 bonemen

Happiness: 3

Tech: Agriculture, Animal husbandry, Irrigation, Wheels, Furs, Bone Club, Bone Pick, Handlining, burial, tents

Actions

1. Research Bone-setting (like fixing broke limb, not like setting it in an engraving).

Rolled 75 (1d100)

>>40132

Nation Name: Drakyi Rijiee

Colour: Blue

Culture: The Drakyi are nomadic horsemen who learn to ride as they learn to walk. They are a fluid group. Members of a Riji can easily leave to join a new one, or start their own. A Rij holds on to his power by the will of his people, strength of arm, and his horse. For a Drakyi who can not ride is no Drakyi. Most Drakyi herd cattle for meat, milk, and leathers.

The Drakyi rarely set up permanent settlements, and never on purpose. Their capital camp was made permanent due to the frequency of visits and being used to name a Rijan, the leader of all Rij, by the majority vote of Rij and defending the title in duels to the death against those who claim the right.

The Drakyi believe the world is full of gods who give their own people different claims, and cooperate and fight to shape the world. For the Drakyi it was the Steed of Rivers who gave the Drakyi dominion of all beasts and anything they could take. Shamans act to interpret the signs to predict the future, to record all beasts, to study the world and see the true nature of things, and to keep track of what a Riji possess. Shamans are taken from those who were weak in birth but survived, showing a strong soul but weak body.

Capital position: on the western continent between the center forest and desert, on the southern bank of the northern shore

Pop: 16,044

Pop growth: +1.75% (per turn)

Money: 150 (for trading with other nations)

Military units: 306 Sickle riders (+2 combat for every 20 Sickle riders)

440 Bow Riders (+1 combat for every 10 Bow riders)

Happiness: 2 (-10 is enraged, 0 is contempt, 10 is ecstatic)

Tech: Agriculture, Animal husbandry, Irrigation, Wheels, Textiles, Basic Metallurgy, Stone Masonry, Drakyi alphabet, Bows, Crude surgery, Very basic medicine, Tents, Javelins, Pottery, Brick Baking, Sweat Bathing

1. Send a group of soldiers and citizens to the Suiwith rebels. With them shall be a large quantity of buffalo, cows, and deer to butcher for food as well as pots of grain and vegetables harvested from the forest farms. The soldiers will be there to protect the food from the starving masses. All the rebels shall be given an opportunity to bow down and become subservient of the Riji, or continue to eat their dead as monsters and die like starved wolves. Those that accept will be allowed to partake in the feast of the butchered animals and fruits of the lands. Those that refuse will be slain if they approach.

Rolled 27, 28, 18 = 73 (3d100)

>>40132

Nation Name: Noi Goram Koritz (land of lonely puppets)

Colour: purple

Culture: >>39271

Capital position: the larger of the two islands that are far away from anything else.

Pop: 12,349

Pop growth: +2% (per turn)

Money: 100 (for trading with other nations)

Military units:

Happiness: 5 (-10 is enraged, 0 is contempt, 10 is ecstatic)

Tech: Agriculture, Animal husbandry, Irrigation, Wheels, Mild toxins, Dendrology, Wood carving, Canoes, Toothed Cestuses, Herbalism, Korito Numerals, Arithmetic Bolas, Korito calendar, stone archetecture, levers, Korito alphabet, sauna, weaving, theater

1. 'Rilla fest. Because party.

2. We really need bathhouses.

3. The jabbering jabber. We establish the rules of arguing that charisma will never outweigh wisdom.

Rolled 45, 52 = 97 (2d100)

>>40133

Nation Name: Bao aran Hainn

Colour: Grey

Culture: Baon

Capital position: Situated along the thick Desert River.

Pop: 11037

Pop growth: +3.25% (per turn)

Money: 100 (for trading with other nations)

Military units:

Happiness: 3

(-10 is enraged, 0 is contempt, 10 is ecstatic)

Tech: Agriculture, Animal husbandry, Irrigation, Wheels, Watermelon container, sand sleds, stone architecture, rafts

Actions:

1. improve raft technology

2. Begin working on creating bath houses, their cool waters giving our people a relaxing place to gather in the hot sun. (and get some of the sand off their bodies.

Rolled 97, 76, 95 = 268 (3d100)

Nation Name: Tribes of Ashala

Colour: maroon

Culture: Ashalites were a largely isolated people that had built their homes into the mountainside and maintained a simple ascetic existence. This was recently changed when a shaman who had reached the top of the mountain had an epiphany when he stared down at the world. That while one man can go anywhere he only has dominion where he stands and while he lives, It takes many in order to hold the entire world and have his legacy extend beyond himself. With this in mind he went village to village preaching his new philosophy and inspired people to start relations with their previously isolated kin. Now ruled by a council of elders from each tribe, Ashalites are more united than they ever were before.

Ashalites worship the mountain as an extension of the earth itself and depicts it as both father and mother depending on the role that is required of it, they keep the ashes of their ancestors underneath their floors in order to ward away ill omens, and believe that everything is connected. All tribes are lead by a mystic leader known as a shaman who receive their position by some sort of trial related to the mountain environment.

Capital position: In the middle of the tallest mountain where the three rivers meet.

Pop: 27,230

Pop growth: +8%/t

Money: 150

Military units: 300 Mountain Warriors(+3 on combat rolls for every 30), 100 Forest Warriors (+3 on combat rolls for every 30), 100 Bear Calvary (+1 for every 5)

Happiness: 10

Tech: Agriculture, Animal husbandry, Irrigation, Wheels, Guerrilla Warfare, Ashalite Alphabet, Weaving, Ashalite Calender, Basic Nets, Pit Traps, Martial Arts(Red Lion), Martial Arts(Falling Bear), Advanced Education, Wooden armor, Philosophy, Ground pepper, Intermediate traps, Live traps, Tamed Bears, Soap, Paper, Fruit drying, Heat Treatment, Stone Architecture, Fertilizer, Sea Salt Creation, Literature, basic metallurgy, Bathing, Sewage

Traits: Living so high gives your people an advantage in extreme altitudes as many other civilizations would regard the air pressure dangerous

The mountain also provides you with freezing weather conditions all year round making it difficult for your people to acclimatize to the warmer climates near the equator

Adapted well to the forest and assimilated forest dwelling people.

Actions

1. expand down the northern river and coast

2. Start prospecting the mountain for useful metals

3. Enforce ascetic traditions to stymie the growing degeneracy amongst our people.

"We must be the most prosperous people in history considering our achievements and quality of life, yet there is something dark growing beneath the surface and in our hearts. There are those amongst us fully grown that have not suffered hardship that their parents had dealt with and had made them strong. If we were to live as we are, our people shall surely perish once things become difficult once more due to lack of hardship. From this day we shall enforce our sacred ascetic traditions onto the people at large to curb the growing degeneracy that had been left unchecked. In order to prove oneself and attain recognition as an adult one must go out into the wilderness and explore the world as well as one's self. From this we may also have the side benefit of further expansion and finding new things about the mountain that we did not before. To ensure that they do not fall into depravity after their trial we will also institute a set of morality laws that will punish any decadence and/or disorder that would bring about weakness in both body and mind."

Rolled 86, 63, 19 = 168 (3d100)

Nation Name: The Island Kingdom of Halua

Kahuna: Kanehamaha, son of Komalahua (35)

Color: Green

Culture: The Haluans are first and foremost a seafaring people, as it's a necessity when your home is a vast island chain. They are largely fishers by trade, although they do dabble in agriculture, growing tropical fruits and crops on the limited yet fertile land they possess. The Haluans worship the ocean itself, as they know both the joys of a net full of fish and the wrath of a stormy sea all too well and know that keeping the Ocean Mother happy is the key to their prosperity. To do this they use rituals, dances and even this strange practice of riding the waves while standing on boards of wood. While they may seem like a peaceful people, woe be to those who would dare invade, for the Haluans are masters of the sea and will send any foolish enough to invade to its depths.

Capital position: The island of Halua Melemele

Pop: 13,209

Pop growth: +4% (per turn)

Villages: Halua City, Manoa, Nui Mokopuni

Money: 100 (for trading with other nations)

Military units: 100 Atlatl Warriors (+3 on combat for every 25), 300 Sea Warriors (+3 on naval combat for every 20)

Happiness: 3 (-10 is enraged, 0 is contempt, 10 is ecstatic)

Tech: Agriculture, Animal husbandry, Irrigation, Wheels, Canoes, Atlatl, Sling, Haluan Alphabet, Poetry, Drama, Basic Sailboats, Cloth, Very Basic Medicine, Pottery, Brick Baking, Harpooning, Handlining, Haluan Calendar, Macuahuitl, Fishing Nets, Stone Architecture, Basic Shields, Basic Metallurgy

1. Our streets are filthy and full of feces. This will not do. We must develop systems of sewage where waste can run into and be diverted from our streets and homes.

2. We should stand prepared to face any dangers that the new land might hold. Beasts and bandits may be abundant in this land, so we should raise our armies well, this time training strong footsoldiers capable with macuahuitl and shield, along with secondary training in the atlatl. They shall be named Koa Warriors, and be made the standard military unit from here on out.

3. We should begin a system of basic education for our children to learn the knowledge of the sages and wisemen as well as teach them trades and key life skills.

>>40147

While your people fail their attempts these past 5 years, nothing of note happened and the country continued on like it usually would

>>40148

Your people develop bullwarks for the rafts so passengers don't get wet. They begin dragging the crafts using long poles which they push against the bottom of the canals.

Tech: Punts

Your people create communal bath houses which improves their hygine greatly.

Tech: Bathing

Pop growth: 6.5%

>>40168

Near the Prussian trading town, you find surface metals that you believe to run far underground. The Leeute share their word for it: Eiseen. It's also known as iron.

You begin the right of initiation of sending young men and women out into the wilderness with nothing. They must live with nothing, fending for themselves for 6 months. Once they return they have adapted to living with nothing and continue to live in temperance. You no longer lose happiness as easily.

Happiness: 8

Towards the Northern coast you find a very simple people. One of your men stumbled upon one of their farms while going on his rite passage. He says that the farmer noticed him but paid him no mind and continued farming, seemingly unsurprised of his presence. The man claims they look very much like your people except they wear woven fabrics.

>>40173

You use your knowledge of irrigation to create basic canals which wash your waste directly into the ocean.

Tech: Sewage

Pop growth: +8%

You raise an army of warriors to take on whatever foes this new land may present.

Military units: 200 Koa Warriors (+3 on combat for every 25)

Rolled 82, 76, 56, 49 = 263 (4d100)

>>40308

Nation Name: Chiefdom of Pruus

Chief: High Chief Sohneins (36)

Heir:

+ Prusden (8) (Nephew)

Colour: Prussian Blue

Culture: Leeute

Capital position: Somewhere with Forest and Rivers as well as a balanced climate, preferably at the foot of a moutain

Pop: 18.152

Pop growth: +3% (per turn)

Money: 90 (for trading with other nations)

Military units:

+ 420 Macemen (+3 on combat rolls for every 20 Macemen) (+1 for every 50)

+ 120 Peaches (+1 on combat rolls for every 20 Peaches)

+ 190 Swordsmen (+2 on combat rolls for every 10 Swordsmen)

Happiness: 8 (-10 is enraged, 0 is contempt, 10 is ecstatic)

Tech: Agriculture, Animal Husbandry, Irrigation, Wheels, Heat Treatment, Pruusian Alphabet, Weaving, Wooden Armor, Stone Architecture, Basic Metallurgy, Fertilizer, Fruit Drying, Ashalite calendar, Sea Salt, Literature, Basic Education, Two-handed Longswords, Efficient Forges, Basic Traps, Soap, Ground Pepper Cultivation, Philosoph, Pikes, Intermediate Military Training

1. Education had served the military well and so it should the Healers of Pruus. Within the Capital a Council of Healers would gather to discuss healing practices, when to apply them and recognize the most efficient ones, then teaching them to others. Certainly this should improve living conditions as a whole.

2. More Swordsmen!

3. The Pruusians would expand further to the South.

4. High Chief Sohneins sat in his Throne, surrounded by nothing but Silence sometimes for days on end to the concern of the men close to him. Rarely he mumured a word or sent for food or drink, his eyes fixated on things far away. He was almost an old man, no heir or glory to his name. Many wondered what he would do, scribbling about weird numbers and signs. Eventually he revealed his grand ambition. A comprehensive work on what he called Mathematics.

Rolled 79 (1d100)

>>40308

Nation Name: Ongudza

Chief: Chuguzdar

Colour: Orange

Culture & Capital position: see >>39640

Pop: 10,954

Pop growth: +3.5% (per turn)

Money: 100

Military units: 100 bonemen

Happiness: 3

Tech: Agriculture, Animal husbandry, Irrigation, Wheels, Furs, Bone Club, Bone Pick, Handlining, Burial, Tents, Basic Surgery, Intermediate Medicine, Nutrition

ACTION

1. Chuguzdar focuses on making some heirs.

Rolled 16, 26, 55 = 97 (3d100)

>>40308

Nation Name: Drakyi Rijiee

Colour: Blue

Culture: The Drakyi are nomadic horsemen who learn to ride as they learn to walk. They are a fluid group. Members of a Riji can easily leave to join a new one, or start their own. A Rij holds on to his power by the will of his people, strength of arm, and his horse. For a Drakyi who can not ride is no Drakyi. Most Drakyi herd cattle for meat, milk, and leathers.

The Drakyi rarely set up permanent settlements, and never on purpose. Their capital camp was made permanent due to the frequency of visits and being used to name a Rijan, the leader of all Rij, by the majority vote of Rij and defending the title in duels to the death against those who claim the right.

The Drakyi believe the world is full of gods who give their own people different claims, and cooperate and fight to shape the world. For the Drakyi it was the Steed of Rivers who gave the Drakyi dominion of all beasts and anything they could take. Shamans act to interpret the signs to predict the future, to record all beasts, to study the world and see the true nature of things, and to keep track of what a Riji possess. Shamans are taken from those who were weak in birth but survived, showing a strong soul but weak body.

Capital position: on the western continent between the center forest and desert, on the southern bank of the northern shore

Pop: 16,606

Pop growth: +3.5% (per turn)

Colonies: East Suiwith (Happiness: 2, Pop: 1,615)

Money: 175 (for trading with other nations)

Military units: 306 Sickle riders (+2 combat for every 20 Sickle riders)

440 Bow Riders (+1 combat for every 10 Bow riders)

Happiness: 2 (-10 is enraged, 0 is contempt, 10 is ecstatic)

Tech: Agriculture, Animal husbandry, Irrigation, Wheels, Textiles, Basic Metallurgy, Stone Masonry, Drakyi alphabet, Bows, Crude surgery, Very basic medicine, Tents, Javelins, Pottery, Brick Baking, Sweat Bathing, Ladders, Pasta, Flour, Bathing

1. Expand to the south into the desert to combine our major domain with East Suiwith.

2. Some have found that the grain left in the pots after it rained has seemingly changed. (research booze, note this would be healthier than drinking water due to not getting sick as much)

3. As well with the milk as it has seemingly hardened in the heat of the desert. (Cheese research)

Rolled 12, 81, 72 = 165 (3d100)

>>40309

Nation Name: Noi Goram Koritz (land of lonely puppets)

Colour: purple

Culture: >>39271

Capital position: the larger of the two islands that are far away from anything else.

Pop: 12,596

Pop growth: +2% (per turn)

Money: 100 (for trading with other nations)

Military units:

Happiness: 5 (-10 is enraged, 0 is contempt, 10 is ecstatic)

Tech: Agriculture, Animal husbandry, Irrigation, Wheels, Mild toxins, Dendrology, Wood carving, Canoes, Toothed Cestuses, Herbalism, Korito Numerals, Arithmetic Bolas, Korito calendar, stone archetecture, levers, Korito alphabet, sauna, weaving, theater

1. For serious baths.

2. For writing logical fallacies into "things to never do in the courthouse"

3. Metal shit, maybe

Rolled 91, 83, 71 = 245 (3d100)

Nation Name: The Island Kingdom of Halua

Kahuna: Kanehamaha, son of Komalahua (35)

Color: Green

Culture: The Haluans are first and foremost a seafaring people, as it's a necessity when your home is a vast island chain. They are largely fishers by trade, although they do dabble in agriculture, growing tropical fruits and crops on the limited yet fertile land they possess. The Haluans worship the ocean itself, as they know both the joys of a net full of fish and the wrath of a stormy sea all too well and know that keeping the Ocean Mother happy is the key to their prosperity. To do this they use rituals, dances and even this strange practice of riding the waves while standing on boards of wood. While they may seem like a peaceful people, woe be to those who would dare invade, for the Haluans are masters of the sea and will send any foolish enough to invade to its depths.

Capital position: The island of Halua Melemele

Pop: 14,269

Pop growth: +8% (per turn)

Villages: Halua City, Manoa, Nui Mokopuni

Money: 100 (for trading with other nations)

Military units: 100 Atlatl Warriors (+3 on combat for every 25), 300 Sea Warriors (+3 on naval combat for every 20), 200 Koa Warriors (+3 on combat for every 25)

Happiness: 3 (-10 is enraged, 0 is contempt, 10 is ecstatic)

Tech: Agriculture, Animal husbandry, Irrigation, Wheels, Canoes, Atlatl, Sling, Haluan Alphabet, Poetry, Drama, Basic Sailboats, Cloth, Very Basic Medicine, Pottery, Brick Baking, Harpooning, Handlining, Haluan Calendar, Macuahuitl, Fishing Nets, Stone Architecture, Basic Shields, Basic Metallurgy, Sewage

1. We should work to improve our metalworking abilities to strengthen our tools and weapons. Bronze is efficient enough, but you need copper and tin to smelt it. Lose one and you can no longer make bronze anymore. Not to mention, there are likely stronger materials out there to smelt. We have quite an expansive kingdom, controlling many islands plus a small portion of the mainland, meaning we have a lot of room to search in. Given enough effort we'll likely find something.

2. We should also improve our ability to heal and mend. There are some things that the plants can't treat, such as broken bones, deep infections, and the like. We should perhaps practice on cadavers to learn bone setting and surgical techniques to further improve our lifespan.

3. We should continue our expansion in the new land. We may be able to find something good, like treasure, fertile soil, or some other wonder.

Rolled 17, 74 = 91 (2d100)

Nation Name: Tribes of Ashala

Colour: maroon

Culture: Ashalites were a largely isolated people that had built their homes into the mountainside and maintained a simple ascetic existence. This was recently changed when a shaman who had reached the top of the mountain had an epiphany when he stared down at the world. That while one man can go anywhere he only has dominion where he stands and while he lives, It takes many in order to hold the entire world and have his legacy extend beyond himself. With this in mind he went village to village preaching his new philosophy and inspired people to start relations with their previously isolated kin. Now ruled by a council of elders from each tribe, Ashalites are more united than they ever were before.

Ashalites worship the mountain as an extension of the earth itself and depicts it as both father and mother depending on the role that is required of it, they keep the ashes of their ancestors underneath their floors in order to ward away ill omens, and believe that everything is connected. All tribes are lead by a mystic leader known as a shaman who receive their position by some sort of trial related to the mountain environment.

Capital position: In the middle of the tallest mountain where the three rivers meet.

Pop: 29,410

Pop growth: +8%/t

Money: 150

Military units: 300 Mountain Warriors(+3 on combat rolls for every 30), 100 Forest Warriors (+3 on combat rolls for every 30), 100 Bear Calvary (+1 for every 5)

Happiness: 8

Tech: Agriculture, Animal husbandry, Irrigation, Wheels, Guerrilla Warfare, Ashalite Alphabet, Weaving, Ashalite Calender, Basic Nets, Pit Traps, Martial Arts(Red Lion), Martial Arts(Falling Bear), Advanced Education, Wooden armor, Philosophy, Ground pepper, Intermediate traps, Live traps, Tamed Bears, Soap, Paper, Fruit drying, Heat Treatment, Stone Architecture, Fertilizer, Sea Salt Creation, Literature, basic metallurgy, Bathing, Sewage

Traits: Living so high gives your people an advantage in extreme altitudes as many other civilizations would regard the air pressure dangerous

The mountain also provides you with freezing weather conditions all year round making it difficult for your people to acclimatize to the warmer climates near the equator

Adapted well to the forest and assimilated forest dwelling people.

Loses happiness Slower

Actions

1. Send shamans to convert the households to the north

2. Make it a universal requirement to learn both the Red Lion and Falling Bear style

"Our rites of initiation have seen great success amongst the people. All understand how to live with nature and themselves, but their actual fighting experience is low. In the event of a raid similar to the Pruusians many would still be left helpless and be unable to get away in time. It is for this reason we will send our mountain warriors out to train the people all over the mountain the ways of the Red Lion and Falling Bear, so whenever they are threatened by those who would simply take rather than work they can defend themselves and buy time for our warriors to push back any invaders. While we work on refining our people's strength we have found another that has been left isolated and weak. This mirrors our own history and it would be against everything we believe in if we did not make the effort to show them the power of community, love, and friendship."

>>40308

Nation Name:Confederacy of the waves

Colour: Ocean green

Culture: The Confederacy is made up of different tribes that have joined up after many generations of trade and cooperations. Now they have one leader choosen from between the tribes. The Confederacy puts a lot of weight into trade and their culture is built around it. A Promise is a sacred bond that shall never be broken or the gods will never agree to barter with you for entry into the afterlife.

Capital position: bottomleft corner of map where the river heading down meets the ocean.

Pop: 10,000

Pop growth: +1% (per turn)

Money: 100 (for trading with other nations)

Military units:

Happiness: 0 (-10 is enraged, 0 is contempt, 10 is ecstatic)

Tech: Agriculture, Animal husbandry, Irrigation, Wheels

Rolled 1, 28 = 29 (2d100)

>>40489

Nation Name:Confederacy of the waves

Colour: Ocean green

Culture: The Confederacy is made up of different tribes that have joined up after many generations of trade and cooperations. Now they have one leader choosen from between the tribes. The Confederacy puts a lot of weight into trade and their culture is built around it. A Promise is a sacred bond that shall never be broken or the gods will never agree to barter with you for entry into the afterlife.

Capital position: bottomleft corner of map where the river heading down meets the ocean.

Pop: 10,000

Pop growth: +1.5% (per turn)

Money: 100 (for trading with other nations)

Military units:

Happiness: 0 (-10 is enraged, 0 is contempt, 10 is ecstatic)

Tech: Agriculture, Animal husbandry, Irrigation, Wheels

1) The Mimbos are known for their fishing and pearldiving. Trading food aplenty and beautiful pearls for trinkets. To go futher and bring in more fish two pairs of enterprising Mimbos have connected their canoe with a superstructure, connecting them togheter with a floor for then to walk on and store more fish on.

(develop better boats)

2) The tuka are known for their fine pottery and innovation when it comes to their craft. always improving their furnaces and crafting methods. Testing to use different clays and inserting various rocks and materials into the pottery

(improve furnaces or accidentally smelt metal)

Rolled 85, 60 = 145 (2d100)

>>40488

Nation Name: Ongudza

Chief: Kashkelek (37), heir: Duguzdov (17)

Colour: Orange

Culture & Capital position: see >>39640

Pop: 11,325

Pop growth: +3.5% (per turn)

Money: 100

Military units: 100 bonemen

Happiness: 4

Tech: Agriculture, Animal husbandry, Irrigation, Wheels, Furs, Bone Club, Bone Pick, Handlining, Burial, Tents, Basic Surgery, Intermediate Medicine, Nutrition

ACTIONS

1. Set policy: Whales that beach themselves within our territory are to be killed for food.

2. Expansion.

Rolled 48, 64, 28 = 140 (3d100)

Nation Name: The Island Kingdom of Halua

Kahuna: Kanehamaha, son of Komalahua (40)

Color: Green

Culture: The Haluans are first and foremost a seafaring people, as it's a necessity when your home is a vast island chain. They are largely fishers by trade, although they do dabble in agriculture, growing tropical fruits and crops on the limited yet fertile land they possess. The Haluans worship the ocean itself, as they know both the joys of a net full of fish and the wrath of a stormy sea all too well and know that keeping the Ocean Mother happy is the key to their prosperity. To do this they use rituals, dances and even this strange practice of riding the waves while standing on boards of wood. While they may seem like a peaceful people, woe be to those who would dare invade, for the Haluans are masters of the sea and will send any foolish enough to invade to its depths.

Capital position: The island of Halua Melemele

Pop: 15,553

Pop growth: +9% (per turn)

Villages: Halua City, Manoa, Nui Mokopuni

Money: 100 (for trading with other nations)

Military units: 100 Atlatl Warriors (+3 on combat for every 25), 300 Sea Warriors (+3 on naval combat for every 20), 200 Koa Warriors (+3 on combat for every 25)

Happiness: 3 (-10 is enraged, 0 is contempt, 10 is ecstatic)

Tech: Agriculture, Animal husbandry, Irrigation, Wheels, Canoes, Atlatl, Sling, Haluan Alphabet, Poetry, Drama, Basic Sailboats, Cloth, Very Basic Medicine, Pottery, Brick Baking, Harpooning, Handlining, Haluan Calendar, Macuahuitl, Fishing Nets, Stone Architecture, Basic Shields, Basic Metallurgy, Sewage, Basic Surgery

1. This "Cinnabar" and "Mercury" seems very dangerous, almost deadly. We can perhaps refine it into a poison, to be applied on weapons.

2. It is as we feared, there are indeed dangers within this new world. We should begin to take the utmost caution, and train more koa warriors and ship them to Nui Mokopuni at once.

3. We have many types of troops, from swordsmen to spear throwers to sea raiders and more. We should develop tactics and strategies to get them to cooperate and optimize their respective strengths.

Rolled 18, 26, 55 = 99 (3d100)

>>40488

Nation Name: Noi Goram Koritz (land of lonely puppets)

Colour: purple

Culture: >>39271

Capital position: the larger of the two islands that are far away from anything else.

Pop: 12,659

Pop growth: +0.5% (per turn)

Money: 100 (for trading with other nations)

Military units:

Happiness: 5 (-10 is enraged, 0 is contempt, 10 is ecstatic)

Tech: Agriculture, Animal husbandry, Irrigation, Wheels, Mild toxins, Dendrology, Wood carving, Canoes, Toothed Cestuses, Herbalism, Korito Numerals, Arithmetic Bolas, Korito calendar, stone archetecture, levers, Korito alphabet, sauna, weaving, theater, basic metallurgy

1. Ok, philosophy, specifically on those logical fallacies.

2. Sea gods damn us! Look into sanitation.

3. Swords.

>>40311

Peace has brought much prosperity between our people and has allowed us to share the fruits of our labor equally. In the sphere of intellectuals we have seen your people develop wonders of both the mind and body with your creation of mathematics and medicine, to temper your discoveries and encourage further development we offer to help set up your own schools and universities, so that your people's intellectual ability does not stagnant. Even before we managed to develop metal working your forges had always been something special that we could never properly replicate, in return for sharing with us this secret we offer our methods of creating both soap and paper to purify both the body and make preserving your people's knowledge and history a much simpler task. Finally, with our policies dictating that it is required for everyone to make the sacred trip in the wilderness and everyone shall be trained in the martial arts it has left our warriors without true identity. We believe your military training system is the key for them to reclaim their legacy as the pinnacle of Ashalite ideals.

>Give intermediate education, advanced education, soap, bathing, paper, wolf cubs

>For Efficient forges, intermediate military training, Prussian Numerals, Arithmetic, Basic Medicine, Crude Surgery

Rolled 22, 10, 38 = 70 (3d100)

>>40489

Nation Name: Tzechuatl

Colour: dark gold

Culture: The gods demand sacrifice, they are fickle and angry, sacrifices of the weak shall appease them. The Tzechuatl people shall appease them with the sick and infirm, criminals, and those who lose in religious competitions. Blood is the price and Blood is the gift, the gods shall purify the blood of the weak and in drinking it our souls shall be purified of sin.

Capital position: the first fork on the longest river on the southern center island

Pop: 10,000

Pop growth: +0.75% (per turn)

Money: 100 (for trading with other nations)

Military units:

Happiness: 1

Tech: Agriculture, Animal husbandry, Irrigation, Wheels

1. Expand our land

2. Research stone working/cutting tech

3. Sacrifice the sick to our gods to strengthen our peoples.

>>40501

Though we do look upon you with favor and respect your drive to advance yourselves as the Leeute have done we have no interest in such an exchange as we have little interest in many of the things you offer.

>No can do

Rolled 40, 39, 5, 51 = 135 (4d100)

>>40488

Nation Name: Zentausium of Pruus

Chief: Zentauser Sohneins (41)

Heir:

+ Prusden (13) (Nephew)

Colour: Prussian Blue

Culture: Leeute

Capital position: Somewhere with Forest and Rivers as well as a balanced climate, preferably at the foot of a moutain

Pop: 18.697

Pop growth: +3% (per turn)

Money: 90 (for trading with other nations)

Military units:

+ 420 Macemen (+3 on combat rolls for every 20 Macemen) (+1 for every 50)

+ 120 Peaches (+1 on combat rolls for every 20 Peaches)

+ 340 Swordsmen (+2 on combat rolls for every 10 Swordsmen)

Happiness: 8 (-10 is enraged, 0 is contempt, 10 is ecstatic)

Tech: Agriculture, Animal Husbandry, Irrigation, Wheels, Heat Treatment, Pruusian Alphabet, Weaving, Wooden Armor, Stone Architecture, Basic Metallurgy, Fertilizer, Fruit Drying, Ashalite calendar, Sea Salt, Literature, Basic Education, Two-handed Longswords, Efficient Forges, Basic Traps, Soap, Ground Pepper Cultivation, Philosoph, Pikes, Intermediate Military Training, Pruusian Numerals, Arithmetic

1. More Swordsmen!

2. Now that they had a reliable system of numbers at their disposal the Leeute began using numbers for everything. To count their stock, weigh their grain and population. Many of these numbers were presented to High Chief Sohneins who in turn began introducing standardized means of weighing and measuring things. After all if each man used their own stones to compare weight and their own ell to measure distance inaccuracies were bound to occur.

Furthermore now that he had names and numbers telling him of the great many people that inhabited the High Chiefdom of Pruus High Chief Sohneins could not help but feel pride. From this day forward he would no longer be named High Chief, but rather Zentauser Sohneins of the Zentausium of Pruus.

(Zentauser roughly translates into 'Ruler of Tens of Thousands')

(Also goal is to develope a standardized system of measurements)

3. Medicine had come a great way! One could only be amazed by the great capacities the Warriors of Pruus would have if they lived even through gravest of injuries to fight yet another day! Every smaller group of Soldiers would have a Woman follow them who was taught in medicine to tend to them whenever needed. This way not only would the Men of Honor be well cared for, but Medicine too could advance by seeing frequent use.

4. With an ever growing population people really needed to stop defacating in rivers. Constructions of systems that kept the nasty human fluids away from the clean water supply would take place supported by the marvelous new standardized measures.