/builders/ - Hero and Nation Builders!

>>45402

I bid 1wealth on 7

Name: Haakon of the irondeep

Age: 25

History: Haakon used to be the heir to a rich ironmine before he won the lottery. His family supporting his expansion of the family trade into these new lands they wish for him to quickly find rich deposits and create a second irondeep branch in these new lands. So off he went with his oldest sister the apprentice protector of irondeep to claim a good spot to commence mining operations.

Favourite Food: Roasted chicken basted with cider and with a sideorder of pear pie with a nice stout of apple cider.

>>45401

All settlements start with 100 Settlers

>>45401

Now with that of the way we shall begin bidding on plots of land! Everyone starts with 14 wealth to bid on our 17 plots! Don't spend all your money as you will need it later to invest into your settlements. It seems very little surveying has been done on this land so only very vague descriptions are given of each plot.

Plots:

1- River,Ocean

2- River

3- River,Woods

4- River,Orcs

5- Iron

6- Ruined Castle

7- River, Mountains

8- Goblins, Swamp

9- Swamp

10- Gold, Trolls

11- Mountains, Woods

12- Mountains, Caves, Giant Bats

13- Goblins

14- Temple Ruins

15- Plains

16- Ocean

17- Perfect

>>45406

1 wealth on River

>>45406

1 on temple ruins

Name: Anders Bristlehorn

Age: 30

History: Anders was a ranger that served throughout the entire War of Light. Knowing that he must serve for the greater good he left his small and immaculate homestead in order to fight against the forces of darkness. While his small size made him a poor front-line combatant, with his knowledge of herbs and traps he was able to sabotage and confound the enemy to great effect. Whenever he was in an allied camp he always spent the majority of his time helping the doctors with the wounded. It was a great relief when the war finally ended and Anders was quite content to return to his relatively isolated home in the forest, but to his amazement he had actually won the lottery! Now he realizes his duty is still not over and that he must help guide his people to a new era of prosperity.

Favourite Food: Troll shanks that are braised with fresh herbs and red wine with a side of roasted potatoes that are all covered in gravy. (especially if the troll is still alive and regrowing new servings to eat)

Priest of Ulf (Farming) Cost: 3 Wealth

Priest of Ful (Artisans) Cost: 3 Wealth

Priest of Luf (Healing) Cost: 3 Wealth

Priest of Flu (Death) Cost: 3 Wealth

10 Guard Cost: 1 Wealth

>>45401

>Name: Lein Stumpwood

>Age: 36

>History: The stereotype for a halfling is a fat, short, happy-go-lucky individual that is fond of food and pipe weed. The stereotype for a fat individual is Lein. Lein is the third son of a major halfling fisher baron that owned most of the fishing boats along the coast. During the war Lein was exempted due to his father's influence and money, as well as being a walking target. Lein's father never really expected him to do much, not being much of a sailor like he was or his brothers are, and besides some money to live on he wasn't going to get much in the will. However, Lein's talent is in numbers and his ability to read people and with winning the lottery he plans to prove what he can do.

>Favourite Food: Shark fin soup

1 Wealth on 16

1 Wealth for 100 Settlers

4 Wealth for 2 Smiths

2 Wealth for 10 Light War Veterans

2 Wealth for ? Fishermen

4 Wealth for ? Shipwrights

Name: Haakon of the irondeep

Age: 25

History: Haakon used to be the heir to a rich ironmine before he won the lottery. His family supporting his expansion of the family trade into these new lands they wish for him to quickly find rich deposits and create a second irondeep branch in these new lands. So off he went with his oldest sister the apprentice protector of irondeep to claim a good spot to commence mining operations.

Favourite Food: Roasted chicken basted with cider and with a sideorder of pear pie with a nice stout of apple cider.

2 smiths: 4

20 miners: 3

Goat herd: 2

x2 100 settlers: 2

10 stonemasons: 2

>>45406

1 on 10

>>45414

20 Light War Veterans Cost: 4 Wealth

2 Smiths Cost: 4 Wealth

20 Miners Cost: 3 Wealth

Goat Herd Cost: 2 Wealth

>>45412

>>45406

Change 1 Wealth bid from plot 16 to plot 1

Name: Torbin "Twitchy" Baile

Age: 21

History: Oh gods, I can still remember their screams. It was during the war, me and the rest of my group were tracking orcs through the forest. When we found them, or what was left of them, it was already too late. Half of my buddies were cut down in the first attack, and eventually I was the only one left. I swore that I would gather any who would follow to keep those, those things, in the woods and not the wider colony.

Favorite Food: Dried jerky

————————————————————- 1 wealth on Mountains, Woods

20 Light war Vets- 4

2 Smiths- 4

20 Miners- 3

Chicken Flock-2

>>45426

Um, the orcs were dead already. Some innawoods abomination killed my guys. Sorry if that wsn't clear.

>>45429

>>45411

switch guards for pigs so that we have everything holy to halflings.

>>45429

>>45413

Removing bought miners and adding

1engineer:5wealth

>>45401

Reserving a spot because I have questions before I post and probably won't run into CW today, also bidding 2 of my wealth on 17

Name: 'Baron' Bo

Age: 42

History: During the war, the potato proved to be one of the most if not THE most important crop of the Halfling. Its ability to grow and be planted year round, through winter AND summer, and with a lifespan unmatched by any other tuber caused the growth of this crop to skyrocket. Many farmers began to grow the famous, now infamous, "Bumper Tater" because of its properties to grow the fastests and the fattest.

Unlike those other farmers, Bo refused to switch to this crop. Some say he had a magical dream warn him, or some that he simply had the vision, but he predicted that the reliance on a single type of potato was a "disaster waiting to happen". For years he was scorned, and though as a potato farmer was very well off, did not see the great profits of the others. He chose to instead cultivate many different types of potatos, catering to people in his restaurant and serving a variety of dishes.

Through this act, he ensured his fortune. The Nameless King, seeking to cripple the Commonwealth, devised a horrific plague to devastate the potato industry. All across the land the plague spread, devastating crops, even the priests could barely halt the tide. For every hundred they spared, thousands more were lost.

But Bo's farm survived intact, thanks to his proliferation of different strains of potatos. It seems the Dark Lord's plague was aimed only at the main type of potato grown by the Halflings. With his business now the sole remaining survivor, he quickly rose to fill the power vacuum, becoming fantastically wealthy and earning much fame as a result. Now everyone buys Bo's Taters and his rapid and often hostile takeover of bankrupt farmers lands earned him the nickname 'Baron Bo'.

Having won the lottery, Bo has delegated control of his industry to his trusted son, and now intends to create a second branch of the business in the Dark Lands, seeking a great opportunity.

Favourite Food: Fried Chips

Bonus: [Brown Thumb] You are a master of the potato and nurturing a full variety of the tasty taters. Due to the excellence of your crops you gain double the revenue on staple crop sales and a +15 to constructing new farms.

+2 Wealth

+2 Master Chefs

Wealth (16):

1 - Bid on River

2 - 200 Settlers

4 - Milita Training

4 - Cow Herd

2 - Chicken Flock

3 - Priest of Luf

>>45442

14 Wealth

————-

1 on Ruined Castle Bid

2 Temple Ruins Bid

3 on 1 Priest of Ful (Artisans)

3 on 1 Priest of Luf (Healing)

3 on 1 Priest of Flu (Death)

1 on 10 Guard

13 invested

>>45443

I retract my bid on the Temple Ruins after making suitable arrangements with my colleague Anders Bristlehorn. Henceforth "All magic items that come from the plot of land known as Temple Ruins if they were made before Anders Bristlehorn's arrival shall first be offered to Pf. Hammond Grant at the appropriate market value if it is put to sale."

>>45411

"Please sign at the bottom Mr. Bristlehorn."

>>45444

I sign the contract.

>>45443

I change that 1 wealth for the guards and my now free 3 wealth into Militia Training Cornwallis.

>>45401

Name: Angus Briarmead

Age: 47

History: Prior to the Light War Angus was an unassuming Hunter and Member of Kirkbride militia. He ate well, drank well and hunted game so he could keep eating and drinking well, after all everyone loves so venison in a stew or some Wild boar steak. He supplemented his income with the rare plants he would find in the woods.

Then the war came. He joined, not because of any enlightened reason, but because the Nameless King's forces hit Kirkbride while he was hunting, and by the time he returned most of his jolly neighbors were dead. So he left to go to war, as a scout, archer and skirmisher. He and his few fellow hunting halflings brought havoc on the supply lines and rear guard of the Nameless king's forces. After all Halfings were barely considered a threat, and their small size allowed them to sneak through pickets and traps designed for much larger people.

He came through the war with distinction, his bow, Whisperwind, was made from the bow of a fae with particularly large horns, and it's subtle song was the death knell of a many darkling. However, returning to the burnt out husk of his home was well beyond his ability to bear. So he entered the lottery, and happily, won it.

Favourite Food: Rosemary Chicken

Bid 1 Wealth on Plot 3

>>45455

Open to reconsidering your bid?

Otherwise I raise my bid to 4 gold

ill take it out of the militia fund corn.

>>45456

Agreed good-sir, I resend my bid of 3 wealth on plot 6 to 3 wealth on plot 16

>>45457

Good day then sir.

Name: Angus Briarmead

Age: 47

History: Prior to the Light War Angus was an unassuming Hunter and Member of Kirkbride militia. He ate well, drank well and hunted game so he could keep eating and drinking well, after all everyone loves so venison in a stew or some Wild boar steak. He supplemented his income with the rare plants he would find in the woods.

Then the war came. He joined, not because of any enlightened reason, but because the Nameless King's forces hit Kirkbride while he was hunting, and by the time he returned most of his jolly neighbors were dead. So he left to go to war, as a scout, archer and skirmisher. He and his few fellow hunting halflings brought havoc on the supply lines and rear guard of the Nameless king's forces. After all Halfings were barely considered a threat, and their small size allowed them to sneak through pickets and traps designed for much larger people.

He came through the war with distinction, his bow, Whisperwind, was made from the bow of a fae with particularly large horns, and it's subtle song was the death knell of a many darkling. However, returning to the burnt out husk of his home was well beyond his ability to bear. So he entered the lottery, and happily, won it.

Favourite Food: Rosemary Chicken

Bonus: [Master of the Hunt] Yor years at war and with the 11th Ranger Support unit has made you a skilled huntsman and fighter giving a +15 to both. You also have an easier time recruiting Light Veterans.

+20 Light Veterans

Bid 1 wealth on Plot 3

Chicken Flock :2

Pig Herd :2

Hunting hounds :3

20 Carpenters (4)

200 Settlers 2

Total spent 14 wealth

>>45464

2 smiths: 4

20 miners: Free

Goat herd: 2

x2 100 settlers: 2

10 stonemasons: 2

1 Engineer: 5

>>45464

Name:Jorick Yithkaerian

Age:26

History: Once a rogue always a rogue, that's Joricks philosophy, see before winning the right to settle down Jorick was an intrepid member of a Thieves Guild of some renown, Heist after Heist Jorick continuously proved he was a little too good for them and after a horrid argument with the guild master, he proceeded to rob the guilds treasure out from under them disappearing into seemingly thin Air. Now after he's managed to win the lottery and get the right to settle on several different lands he has some ambitions, Jorick is going to train and raise up the next generation of master thieves and form his own guild.

Favourite Food:Roast pheasant in oyster sauce

Bonus: [Offensive Stereotype] You are a halfling thief, an offensive stereotype the Commonwealth has sought to stamp out for decades but you are damned good at it gaining +10 to robbery actions and +10 to sabotage. You also have access to buying things from the black market IE slave,drugs and other naughty things.

[Wealth] 14

[investments]

2 smiths [4 wealth]

20 miners [3 wealth]

100 settlers [1 wealth]

Five drug dealers [Free]

Five fences [Free]

30 Guard [3 wealth]

Total cost [11 wealth]

>>45464

3 - Priest of Ulf

5 Spice Crop

5 Exotic Crop

2 - Settlers 200

>>45464

Actually it should be Plot 2 for 1 Wealth

>>45464

>>45412

>>45464

Priest of Ulf (Farming) Cost: 3 Wealth

Priest of Ful (Artisans) Cost: 3 Wealth

Priest of Luf (Healing) Cost: 3 Wealth

Priest of Flu (Death) Cost: 3 Wealth

100 Settlers Cost: 1 Wealth

>>45464

Priest of Ful (Artisans) Cost: 3 Wealth

Priest of Luf (Healing) Cost: 3 Wealth

Priest of Flu (Death) Cost: 3 Wealth

100 Settlers Cost: 1 Wealth

>>45464

14 + 1 wealth

1 wealth bid on 17 (1)

10 Carpenters (2)

10 Stonemasons (2)

10 Light War Veterans (2)

800 Settlers (8) (+200 from bonus = 1000)

1 wealth on Mountains, Woods

20 Light war Vets- 4

2 Smiths- 4

20 Miners- 3

Chicken Flock-2

>>45463

>>45464

linking

>>45498

Oh and if I missed anything on your sheet just add it!

Rolled 95, 20, 28 = 143 (3d100)

Name: Anders Bristlehorn

Age: 30

History: Anders was a ranger that served throughout the entire War of Light. Knowing that he must serve for the greater good he left his small and immaculate homestead in order to fight against the forces of darkness. While his small size made him a poor front-line combatant, with his knowledge of herbs and traps he was able to sabotage and confound the enemy to great effect. Whenever he was in an allied camp he always spent the majority of his time helping the doctors with the wounded. It was a great relief when the war finally ended and Anders was quite content to return to his relatively isolated home in the forest, but to his amazement he had actually won the lottery! Now he realizes his duty is still not over and that he must help guide his people to a new era of prosperity.

Favourite Food: Troll shanks that are braised with fresh herbs and red wine with a side of roasted potatoes that are all covered in gravy. (especially if the troll is still alive and regrowing new servings to eat)

Settlements:

Infrastructure:

Happiness: Content

Population: 226 +0.01 per season, rounded down

Wealth: 0

Army:

20 Light War Veterans

Resources:

Artisans:

Priest of Ulf (Farming)

Priest of Ful (Artisans)

Priest of Luf (Healing)

Priest of Flu (Death)

F. Settle In the Cathedral

1. Have the priests start warding the place from evil

2. Have the Priest of Flu along with the veterans scout out the Cathedral

3. Have the priest of Ful guide the settlers on how to rebuild the cathedral so that we may properly venerate the Four who are One. (stonemasons)

>>45500

The town name shall be Lux Victoria

Rolled 95, 79, 61 = 235 (3d100)

>>45461

Name: Pf. Hammond Grant

Age: 63

History: During the war; craft, magic and history were warped and perverted to construct unspeakable machines of war. Gentlelings with skill and knowledge were necessary to make and identify gear suitable to the war effort. The more outgoing were put near or on the front lines where magic had to be confronted with magic. That was where you could find Arch-wizard Grant. You couldn't find a hamlet that didn't have some kind of hedge wizard in the bush or alchemist workshop. Now you won't find any. Such is the toll of war.

However! Those that remain in the public can be found in one man's camp. -Professor- Hammond Grant's camp. That charismatic fellow had patented several general use magic items and gathered enough wealth, after taxes, and talent to start a real business. He would shed his gilded arcane robes and don the mantle of archaeologist cum purveyor of art, magic and historical goods. It would be a welcome change of pace from the hubub of halfling vs. giant monster conflict.

With this ticket and his own accumulated wealth he could see where to put his money down and who he would need to hire to get the job done.

Favourite Food: Bean, Cheese and Mushroom Omelette

Bonus: [Welcome to….. Darklands Park] You are a man of knowledge and magic, some might even consider a wizard of sorts, you can cast simple magical spells and a +10 to anything scholarly. You also speak the Black tongue of these lands and can read almost every tongue under the sun.

+1 Apprentice Wizard

Settlements:

Infrastructure:

Happiness: Content

Population: 203 +0.01 per season, rounded down

Wealth: 0

Army:

Resources:

Artisans:

Priest of Ful (Artisans)

Priest of Luf (Healing)

Priest of Flu (Death)

Settle in the Castle

1 With the priests in tow start warding the castle against evil. With special attention on the sides of the castle facing the woods.

2 Have the Priest of Flu explain to us and the most wise settlers on how to rebuild the castle and set them to guiding the rest of the settlers in reconstruction.

3 Then assemble our party of scouts, priests, wizard and apprentice wizard to scout out the castle.

>>45507

Priest of Ful*

>>45507

Settlement: Sentoúki Thisavroú

Rolled 62, 60, 94 = 216 (3d100)

Settlements:

Infrastructure:

Happiness: Content

Population: 301 +0.01 per season, rounded down

+2 Master Chefs

Wealth: 0

Army:

Resources:

Spice Crop

Exotic Crop

Artisans:

Priest of Ulf

Settle on the Hill

1. Send a team to investigate the Orc Village. Be wary it may not be entirely abandoned. If cleared by scouting teams, begin scavenging and harvesting the pallisade walls and any building materials to the Hill.

2. Have teams scout out the hill more thoroughly, I do not want to be surprised by a hidden cave network or some other place nasty things could lurk and pop out. If you find nothing, all the better and it will also help us plan defensive positions for the hill settlement to build.

3. Find a place near the hill to plant potatoes, and have the Priest of Ulf oversee it.

[Brown Thumb] +15 to constructing new farms.

Priest of Ulf

>>45497

Settlements:

Infrastructure:

Happiness: Content

Population: 142 +0.01 per season, rounded down

Wealth: 0

Army:

20 Light War Veterans

Resources:

Chicken Flock

Artisans:

2 Smiths

20 Miners

You arrive in your new lands crossbow ready, each man around you carries a club or spear ready for anything! What you find is almost disappointing it seems your claimed land only has a fraction of forest on it, a larger chunk of mountains but itself is mostly plains. You send out scouts to find the best places to start your village. In a little under a week they return giving several suggestions.

>In the dense forest, thick with game and timber but full of things which go bump in the night and watch from the shadows with hungry eyes.

We go innawoods, or nowhere at all.

>>45513

Turns when I get back from the american educational system.

Rolled 6, 10, 38 = 54 (3d100)

>>45515

oh right. dice are good to include

Rolled 44, 5, 23 = 72 (3d100)

>>45513

Settlements: Forest Settlement (The /k/eep)

Infrastructure:

Happiness: Content

Population: 142 +0.01 per season, rounded down

Wealth: 0

Army:

20 Light War Veterans

Resources:

Chicken Flock

Artisans:

2 Smiths

20 Miners

You arrive in your new lands crossbow ready, each man around you carries a club or spear ready for anything! What you find is almost disappointing it seems your claimed land only has a fraction of forest on it, a larger chunk of mountains but itself is mostly plains. You send out scouts to find the best places to start your village. In a little under a week they return giving several suggestions.

1. Well we're here now, start on clearing trees, we can use the lumber and set up a perimeter.

2. Start on farming, can't fight if you're starving after all.

3. Start a search for usable metals so we can put our smiths to good use.

Rolled 79, 47, 9 = 135 (3d100)

>>45497

>Name: Lein Stumpwood

>Age: 36

>History: The stereotype for a halfling is a fat, short, happy-go-lucky individual that is fond of food and pipe weed. The stereotype for a fat individual is Lein. Lein is the third son of a major halfling fisher baron that owned most of the fishing boats along the coast. During the war Lein was exempted due to his father's influence and money, as well as being a walking target. Lein's father never really expected him to do much, not being much of a sailor like he was or his brothers are, and besides some money to live on he wasn't going to get much in the will. However, Lein's talent is in numbers and his ability to read people and with winning the lottery he plans to prove what he can do.

>Favourite Food: Shark fin soup

Settlements: Lein's Landing (Mouth of the river)

Infrastructure:

Happiness: Content

Population: 226 +0.01 per season, rounded down

Wealth: 0

Army:

10 Light War Veterans

Resources:

Artisans:

2 Smiths

20 Fishermen

4 Shipwrights

You land with your boats on where the river meets the ocean a slight breeze running through your hair and the warm sun beating down on your face, it was here you would stake your claim and prove your family wrong. Your writ tells that you control one side of the river and then crossing to the otherside, very odd but halfling surveyors are notoriously incompetent. You send out scouts to find the best places to start your village. In a little under a week they return giving several suggestions.

1. Have the scouts take a thorough look at the rock circle again and take a good look. While I won't risk settling there at the start it could still hold something of use.

2. Begin building a food storage to smoke or salt fish for preservation.

3. As well begin building a proper dockyard.

>>45515

Changing action 1 to setting up a quarry. Failure anyway probably

Rolled 72, 51, 17 = 140 (3d100)

>>45498

Name: Angus Briarmead

Age: 47

History: Prior to the Light War Angus was an unassuming Hunter and Member of Kirkbride militia. He ate well, drank well and hunted game so he could keep eating and drinking well, after all everyone loves so venison in a stew or some Wild boar steak. He supplemented his income with the rare plants he would find in the woods.

Then the war came. He joined, not because of any enlightened reason, but because the Nameless King's forces hit Kirkbride while he was hunting, and by the time he returned most of his jolly neighbors were dead. So he left to go to war, as a scout, archer and skirmisher. He and his few fellow hunting halflings brought havoc on the supply lines and rear guard of the Nameless king's forces. After all Halfings were barely considered a threat, and their small size allowed them to sneak through pickets and traps designed for much larger people.

He came through the war with distinction, his bow, Whisperwind, was made from the bow of a fae with particularly large horns, and it's subtle song was the death knell of a many darkling. However, returning to the burnt out husk of his home was well beyond his ability to bear. So he entered the lottery, and happily, won it.

Favourite Food: Rosemary Chicken

Bonus: [Master of the Hunt] Yor years at war and with the 11th Ranger Support unit has made you a skilled huntsman and fighter giving a +15 to both. You also have an easier time recruiting Light Veterans.

Settlements:

Infrastructure:

Happiness: Content

Population: 340 +0.01 per season, rounded down

Wealth: 0

Army:

20 Light War Veterans

Resources:

Chicken Flock

Pig Herd

Hunting Hounds

Artisans:

20 Carpenters

You arrive in your new home after a long trek, part of this verdant river valley is now yours along with a good portion of the dense woods. You can’t wait to get hunting game in there and feeling the deep earth. You send out scouts to find the best places to start your village. In a little under a week they return giving several suggestions.

>By the riverside, the perfect spot for farming, fishing and raising your variety of animals. While not the most protected of areas things are unlikely to sneak up on you.

1.Start setting up the village, First with a central hall for myself and the various offices of governmental function. make sure it is defensible.

+20 Carpenters

2. Next start setting up other super necessary town buildings, like barns and granaries.

+20 Carpenters

3.Scouts and hounds go looking around my lands for anything important good or ill.

+Hunting Hounds

+Bonus: [Master of the Hunt] Your years at war and with the 11th Ranger Support unit has made you a skilled huntsman and fighter giving a +15 to both. You also have an easier time recruiting Light Veterans.

Rolled 59, 82, 74 = 215 (3d100)

>>45496

Name:Jorick Yithkaerian

Age:26

History: Once a rogue always a rogue, that's Joricks philosophy, see before winning the right to settle down Jorick was an intrepid member of a Thieves Guild of some renown, Heist after Heist Jorick continuously proved he was a little too good for them and after a horrid argument with the guild master, he proceeded to rob the guilds treasure out from under them disappearing into seemingly thin Air. Now after he's managed to win the lottery and get the right to settle on several different lands he has some ambitions, Jorick is going to train and raise up the next generation of master thieves and form his own guild.

Favourite Food:Roast pheasant in oyster sauce

Bonus: [Offensive Stereotype] You are a halfling thief, an offensive stereotype the Commonwealth has sought to stamp out for decades but you are damned good at it gaining +10 to robbery actions and +10 to sabotage. You also have access to buying things from the black market IE slave,drugs and other naughty things.

Settlements: +[Noctis]

By a feystone on the coast.

Infrastructure:

Happiness: Content

Population: 252 +0.01 per season, rounded down

Wealth: 0

Army:

30 Guards

Resources:

Artisans:

20 Miners

2 Smiths

1. Feystone eh? No priests are going to settle if we build near it..pshh I don't think priests would approve of a lawless pirate town anyways, lets set up shop and start building right beside the feystone.

2. Set the miners to work, we need materials to work with

3.See about getting the smiths a forge to work with, I paid decent money for them so they'd best prove to be worth it

>>45546

Correction for Drow

The miners return from prospecting jubilant! Apparently the expected to find little along the coast but they stumbled upon a massive copper vein!

Resources:

+Copper Vein

Rolled 87, 28, 26 = 141 (3d100)

>>45546

Name: Angus Briarmead

Age: 47

History: Prior to the Light War Angus was an unassuming Hunter and Member of Kirkbride militia. He ate well, drank well and hunted game so he could keep eating and drinking well, after all everyone loves so venison in a stew or some Wild boar steak. He supplemented his income with the rare plants he would find in the woods.

Then the war came. He joined, not because of any enlightened reason, but because the Nameless King's forces hit Kirkbride while he was hunting, and by the time he returned most of his jolly neighbors were dead. So he left to go to war, as a scout, archer and skirmisher. He and his few fellow hunting halflings brought havoc on the supply lines and rear guard of the Nameless king's forces. After all Halfings were barely considered a threat, and their small size allowed them to sneak through pickets and traps designed for much larger people.

He came through the war with distinction, his bow, Whisperwind, was made from the bow of a fae with particularly large horns, and it's subtle song was the death knell of a many darkling. However, returning to the burnt out husk of his home was well beyond his ability to bear. So he entered the lottery, and happily, won it.

Favourite Food: Rosemary Chicken

Bonus: [Master of the Hunt] Yor years at war and with the 11th Ranger Support unit has made you a skilled huntsman and fighter giving a +15 to both. You also have an easier time recruiting Light Veterans.

Settlements:

Infrastructure:

Happiness: Content

Population: 340.01 +0.01 per season, rounded down

Wealth: 0

Army:

20 Light War Veterans

Resources:

Chicken Flock

Pig Herd

Hunting Hounds

+Wild Rabbits

Artisans:

20 Carpenters

Infrastructure :

+Meadhall

+Granaries

>By the riverside, the perfect spot for farming, fishing and raising your variety of animals. While not the most protected of areas things are unlikely to sneak up on you.

1. Start setting up the home and abodes of our other townsfolk.

+20 Carpenters

2.Get our herds situated, make some fences and barns for the pigs. Some coops for the chickens and some kennels for our hounds.

+20 Carpenters

3. Search for a spot in the forest to set up a good lumber operation. Make SURE there are no surprises like rocs, trolls, fey, or anything else of the dark there.

+20 Light war veterans

+Hunting hounds

+Master of the Hunt

>>45547

Also population is times 0.01 per turn rounded down not plus 0.01

>>45549

Population: 343

Corrected Population

Rolled 27, 99, 31 = 157 (3d100)

>>45547

Name: Anders Bristlehorn

Age: 30

History: Anders was a ranger that served throughout the entire War of Light. Knowing that he must serve for the greater good he left his small and immaculate homestead in order to fight against the forces of darkness. While his small size made him a poor front-line combatant, with his knowledge of herbs and traps he was able to sabotage and confound the enemy to great effect. Whenever he was in an allied camp he always spent the majority of his time helping the doctors with the wounded. It was a great relief when the war finally ended and Anders was quite content to return to his relatively isolated home in the forest, but to his amazement he had actually won the lottery! Now he realizes his duty is still not over and that he must help guide his people to a new era of prosperity.

Favourite Food: Troll shanks that are braised with fresh herbs and red wine with a side of roasted potatoes that are all covered in gravy. (especially if the troll is still alive and regrowing new servings to eat)

Bonus: [Veteran Ranger] You are a veteran of the War of Light having served with the 11th Ranger Support Unit learning the arts of stealth, tracking, herbalism and trapping gaining you a +5 to each. You also have an easier time recruiting Light Veterans and a +10 to combat.

Settlements:

Infrastructure:

Protection Wards (Outer Ring)

Happiness: Neutral

Population: 228 +0.01 per season, rounded down

Wealth: 1

Artifact:

Wand of ????

Army:

19 Light War Veterans

Resources:

Artisans:

Priest of Flu (Death/Zalos)

Priest of Ulf (Farming/Solaz)

Priest of Ful (Artisans/Riner)

Priest of Luf (Healing/Renir)

1. continue work on the church 1/3

2. Start work on a forge

3. Find some moonherb along with Renir to counteract the ghouls, if successful Solaz can start ensuring we have an ample supply of it.

Rolled 70, 46, 22 = 138 (3d100)

>>45547

Name:Jorick Yithkaerian

Age:26

History: Once a rogue always a rogue, that's Joricks philosophy, see before winning the right to settle down Jorick was an intrepid member of a Thieves Guild of some renown, Heist after Heist Jorick continuously proved he was a little too good for them and after a horrid argument with the guild master, he proceeded to rob the guilds treasure out from under them disappearing into seemingly thin Air. Now after he's managed to win the lottery and get the right to settle on several different lands he has some ambitions, Jorick is going to train and raise up the next generation of master thieves and form his own guild.

Favourite Food:Roast pheasant in oyster sauce

Bonus: [Offensive Stereotype] You are a halfling thief, an offensive stereotype the Commonwealth has sought to stamp out for decades but you are damned good at it gaining +10 to robbery actions and +10 to sabotage. You also have access to buying things from the black market IE slave,drugs and other naughty things.

Settlements: Noctis

Infrastructure: Rustic Housing, Forge

Happiness: Content

Population: 252 +0.01 per season, rounded down

Wealth: 0

Army:

30 Guards

Resources: Copper vein

Artisans:

20 Miners

2 Smiths

1. Time to setup a dock, once thats done we can start fishing might be able to trade fish with other settlements as well, should make decent money doing that.

2. Interesting about the feystone, probably some sort of deity call it a cult or sacrilege, but lets attempt to setup a shrine to worship this "Kalodis" perhaps gaining her favor wouldn't be such a bad idea.

3. Improve upon the rustic housing, I want to get a whole port town up and running, we'll have ships docking and trading with us by the end of the year mark my words!

Rolled 96, 8, 97 = 201 (3d100)

>>45543

Name: Pf. Hammond Grant

Age: 63

History: During the war; craft, magic and history were warped and perverted to construct unspeakable machines of war. Gentlelings with skill and knowledge were necessary to make and identify gear suitable to the war effort. The more outgoing were put near or on the front lines where magic had to be confronted with magic. That was where you could find Arch-wizard Grant. You couldn't find a hamlet that didn't have some kind of hedge wizard in the bush or alchemist workshop. Now you won't find any. Such is the toll of war.

However! Those that remain in the public can be found in one man's camp. -Professor- Hammond Grant's camp. That charismatic fellow had patented several general use magic items and gathered enough wealth, after taxes, and talent to start a real business. He would shed his gilded arcane robes and don the mantle of archaeologist cum purveyor of art, magic and historical goods. It would be a welcome change of pace from the hubub of halfling vs. giant monster conflict.

With this ticket and his own accumulated wealth he could see where to put his money down and who he would need to hire to get the job done.

Favourite Food: Bean, Cheese and Mushroom Omelette

Bonus: [Welcome to….. Darklands Park] You are a man of knowledge and magic, some might even consider a wizard of sorts, you can cast simple magical spells and a +10 to anything scholarly. You also speak the Black tongue of these lands and can read almost every tongue under the sun.

+1 Apprentice Wizard

Settlements:

+Sentoúki Thisavroú

Infrastructure:

+Protection Wards (Outer Ring)

Happiness: Neutral

Population: 205 0.01 per season, rounded down

Wealth: 3

Army:

Resources:

Artisans:

Priest of Ful (Artisans)

Priest of Luf (Healing)

Priest of Flu (Death)

(Locked room on upper floor)

1 Find Stonemason. So our first acquisition after arriving will be to find a Stonemason. Lets ask the priests and settler families if they have any stonemason friends or relatives and are willing to write to them. Furthermore we will put up a sign outside the castle and near the borders of those mountainous regions. It will read:

-Chief Architect wanted-

To head reconstruction of

Sentoúki Thisavroú Keep

2 Herbalist Workshop. As our region has a considerable amount of forest we should be able to support a few professional herbalists from among the settlers. Between some useful herbs, reagents and wild mushrooms etc. this could turn a tidy profit. The Priests of Ful and Luf may be able to help with some of the equipment to refine and apply the herbs. I suppose the Priest of Flu could lend aid if he knew anything about poisonous plants and the methods to store them safely.

3 Scout Forest for rare Herbs. The scouts with their level of field-craft might be able to find some exploitable groves for the herbalists.

Settlements: Forest Settlement (The /k/eep)

Infrastructure: 2/3 Lumbercamp

Happiness: Worried

Population: 130 +0.01 per season, rounded down

Wealth: 0

Army:

20 Light War Veterans

Resources:

Galena Vein

Chicken Flock

Artisans:

2 Smiths

20 Miners

You arrive in your new lands crossbow ready, each man around you carries a club or spear ready for anything! What you find is almost disappointing it seems your claimed land only has a fraction of forest on it, a larger chunk of mountains but itself is mostly plains. You send out scouts to find the best places to start your village. In a little under a week they return giving several suggestions.

1. OH GODS THEIR BACK!!! Start patrols and levy some peasants for defence!

2. Get work on farming!

3. Mine

Rolled 77, 96, 35 = 208 (3d100)

Now with dice!

Rolled 44, 42, 62 = 148 (3d100)

Settlements:

Infrastructure:

+2 Staple Farms

Happiness: Content

Population: 301 +0.01 per season, rounded down

+2 Master Chefs

Wealth: 0

Army:

Resources:

Spice Crop

Exotic Crop

Artisans:

Priest of Ulf

Settle on the Hill

1. Hah! I knew it was too good to be true. Well, if the Orcs ever come back they'll just be angry about the burial ground. But we should get a Priest of Flu to bless this catacomb. Don't want no Orc Shaman raising hell here.

I hear the Hobbits in that castle to the South have one. Send an armed envoy there and offer them as escort and protection back to our place, we'd like their priest to bless our hill so no black magic is used against us.

2. Keep hauling those pallisades and setting them up around the hill.

3. No we should get a mill to grind some of these crops into Potato Flour, which we can make bread and especially Hard Tack from. That'll last much longer than the actual taters themselves. Go look for suitable pieces of wood from the Orc settlement to start building a basic mill.

Rolled 35, 26, 8 = 69 (3d100)

Name: Scrimmy Bingus

Age: 30

History: Scrimmy Bingus was once a simple lad, a bit smarter than the rest of his kin but didn't really aspire to be much. He was conscripted to fight in the Dog Cavalry, learning spear (for dealing with bigger people) and bow. He was pretty good, enough to stay alive at least, and gained the respect of several of his peers, who were made honorary Binguses. Once the war ended he dropped his spear and picked up a hammer and shovel, digging all kinds of hobbit burrows and building all kinds of houses and buildings, making a name in the construction field as well. Then, he lucked out and won the lottery! And boy, did he strike it big! He decided to bring the whole family along, with some old war buddies and such too (The Bingus family is a MASSIVE family). Here they would build the great thriving city of Bingusburg, taking advantage of the pristine and bountiful terrain to provide honest industry and commerce for those who live there.

Favorite Food: Good ol' mushroom stew

Settlements: Bingusburg

Infrastructure: Rustic Housing

Happiness: Content

Population: 1122 +0.01 per season, rounded down

Wealth: 0

Army:

10 Light War Veterans

Resources:

Artisans:

10 Carpenters

2 Stonemasons

1. Come along now, let's get those farms set up and ready to go before the harvest! (Progress: 1/3)

2. Hmm, managing this many people will indeed be hard work, which is why Bingusburg needs a town hall! With such amenities as a records room, a meeting hall, offices for public servants, and so on, it will help greatly with managing the burgeoning population of Bingusburg!

3. Now now guys, you may be content now with the peacefulness of the Perfect Plains, but ask me or any of the Light War boys, if the orcs or any of the other servants of the Nameless King come back in force there won't be a single safe place in all of the Darklands, Bingusburg included…unless we make it safe, that is. And you can do your part too! Attend a self-defense seminar held by one of our trained and skilled survivors of the great Light Wars to learn how to protect you and your family today! (Continue researching militia training, Progress: 1/8)

>>45565

on action 3 it's +20 miners, not smiths

Rolled 49, 90, 98 = 237 (3d100)

>>45546

>Name: Lein Stumpwood

>Age: 36

>History: The stereotype for a halfling is a fat, short, happy-go-lucky individual that is fond of food and pipe weed. The stereotype for a fat individual is Lein. Lein is the third son of a major halfling fisher baron that owned most of the fishing boats along the coast. During the war Lein was exempted due to his father's influence and money, as well as being a walking target. Lein's father never really expected him to do much, not being much of a sailor like he was or his brothers are, and besides some money to live on he wasn't going to get much in the will. However, Lein's talent is in numbers and his ability to read people and with winning the lottery he plans to prove what he can do.

>Favourite Food: Shark fin soup

Settlements: Lein's Landing (Mouth of the river)

Infrastructure: Smokehouse

Happiness: Content

Population: 226 +0.01 per season, rounded down

Wealth: 0

Army:

10 Light War Veterans

Resources: 1 Trading sloop, 2 Wealth

Artisans:

2 Smiths

20 Fishermen

4 Shipwrights

Bonus: [Lucky Fucker] You have uncanny insight and luck allowing you to reroll one dice per turn taking the best roll and a general +5 to negotiations with a +10 with halflings.

1. See if anyone knows what this stone ring may be. Specifically talk to the veterans to see if this site has importance to the darkspawn.

2. Work on the docks again, hopefully these won't be burned down.

3. As well start working on a tavern for seamen and locals.

Rolled 71 (1d100)

>>45569

using bonus on 1st die.

>>45561

3/5 Palisade

Rolled 10 (1d10)

dice

Rolled 24, 37, 1 = 62 (3d100)

>>45674

>Name: Lein Stumpwood

>Age: 36

>History: The stereotype for a halfling is a fat, short, happy-go-lucky individual that is fond of food and pipe weed. The stereotype for a fat individual is Lein. Lein is the third son of a major halfling fisher baron that owned most of the fishing boats along the coast. During the war Lein was exempted due to his father's influence and money, as well as being a walking target. Lein's father never really expected him to do much, not being much of a sailor like he was or his brothers are, and besides some money to live on he wasn't going to get much in the will. However, Lein's talent is in numbers and his ability to read people and with winning the lottery he plans to prove what he can do.

>Favourite Food: Shark fin soup

Settlements: Lein's Landing (Mouth of the river)

Infrastructure: Smokehouse, Docks

Happiness: Content

Population: 226 +0.01 per season, rounded down

Wealth: 2

Army:

10 Light War Veterans

Resources: 1 Trading sloop,

Artisans:

2 Smiths

20 Fishermen

4 Shipwrights

Bonus: [Lucky Fucker] You have uncanny insight and luck allowing you to reroll one dice per turn taking the best roll and a general +5 to negotiations with a +10 with halflings.

1. Set up some staple farms.

2. Set up a brewery.

3. Send some scouts on boats up and down the river to see if there is anything of interest.

Rolled 95 (1d100)

>>45676

rerolling action 3

>>45674

Settlements: Forest Settlement (The /k/eep)

Infrastructure: 2/3 Lumbercamp

Happiness: Worried

Population: 130 +0.01 per season, rounded down

Wealth: 0

Army:

20 Light War Veterans

Resources:

Galena Vein

Chicken Flock

Buildings:

Staple Farm

Artisans:

2 Smiths

20 Miners

You arrive in your new lands crossbow ready, each man around you carries a club or spear ready for anything! What you find is almost disappointing it seems your claimed land only has a fraction of forest on it, a larger chunk of mountains but itself is mostly plains. You send out scouts to find the best places to start your village. In a little under a week they return giving several suggestions.

1. While they may be cowards, get more people working on that mine! (1/3)

2. Farm some food

3. Scout the woods. Watch for Skinnies.

Rolled 3, 86, 77 = 166 (3d100)

Now with dice!

Rolled 95, 13, 30 = 138 (3d100)

>>45674

Name: Anders Bristlehorn

Age: 30

History: Anders was a ranger that served throughout the entire War of Light. Knowing that he must serve for the greater good he left his small and immaculate homestead in order to fight against the forces of darkness. While his small size made him a poor front-line combatant, with his knowledge of herbs and traps he was able to sabotage and confound the enemy to great effect. Whenever he was in an allied camp he always spent the majority of his time helping the doctors with the wounded. It was a great relief when the war finally ended and Anders was quite content to return to his relatively isolated home in the forest, but to his amazement he had actually won the lottery! Now he realizes his duty is still not over and that he must help guide his people to a new era of prosperity.

Favourite Food: Troll shanks that are braised with fresh herbs and red wine with a side of roasted potatoes that are all covered in gravy. (especially if the troll is still alive and regrowing new servings to eat)

Bonus: [Veteran Ranger] You are a veteran of the War of Light having served with the 11th Ranger Support Unit learning the arts of stealth, tracking, herbalism and trapping gaining you a +5 to each. You also have an easier time recruiting Light Veterans and a +10 to combat.

Settlements:

Infrastructure:

Protection Wards (Outer Ring)

????? Forge

Happiness: Neutral

Population: 230 +0.01 per season, rounded down

Wealth: 1

Artifact:

Wand of ????

Army:

19 Light War Veterans

Resources:

Artisans:

Priest of Flu (Death/Zalos)

Priest of Ulf (Farming/Solaz)

Priest of Ful (Artisans/Riner)

Priest of Luf (Healing/Renir)

Projects:

1/4 Herbalist Workshop

2/3 Church

1. With the church nearly completed and sanctified the dual twins prepare their first proper sermon. The moonherb that was recently found was put to use as an incense in order to banish the whispers and at the end it can be said that is finally part of the Gods' domain giving respite from the darkness.

Priest of Flu (Death/Zalos) , Priest of Ulf (Farming/Solaz) , Priest of Ful (Artisans/Riner), Priest of Luf (Healing/Renir)

2. Under the direction of his brother, Riner has been constantly at work to ensuring that the herbalist workshop has all the tools needed. This has not stopped Renir from going outside however along with Anders to find more moonherb and other useful plants. Which of course leaves Solaz to put everything together and make functional, but he does not mind this burden.

Priest of Luf (Healing/Renir), Priest of Ulf (Farming/Solaz), Priest of Ful (Artisans/Riner), Veteran Ranger

3. With everyone else busy with the workshop that leaves Zalos with having to ensure the safety of the colony. While he and the other priests have done what they can with the wards that still leaves little idea of what they are facing in this land. While the catacombs are a deathtrap made in hell there is little knowledge in regards to outside the cathedral. Are there other entrances to the labyrinths or foul creatures that are drawn to this dark place, is there some great boon undiscovered hidden by the Gods'? Zalos does not know, but he and his men shall find out.

Priest of Flu (Death/Zalos), Priest of Flu (Death/Zalos), Veteran Ranger

Rolled 69, 41, 74 = 184 (3d100)

>>45672

Name:Jorick Yithkaerian

Age:26

History: Once a rogue always a rogue, that's Joricks philosophy, see before winning the right to settle down Jorick was an intrepid member of a Thieves Guild of some renown, Heist after Heist Jorick continuously proved he was a little too good for them and after a horrid argument with the guild master, he proceeded to rob the guilds treasure out from under them disappearing into seemingly thin Air. Now after he's managed to win the lottery and get the right to settle on several different lands he has some ambitions, Jorick is going to train and raise up the next generation of master thieves and form his own guild.

Favourite Food:Roast pheasant in oyster sauce

Bonus: [Offensive Stereotype] You are a halfling thief, an offensive stereotype the Commonwealth has sought to stamp out for decades but you are damned good at it gaining +10 to robbery actions and +10 to sabotage. You also have access to buying things from the black market IE slave,drugs and other naughty things.

Settlements: Noctis

Infrastructure: Rustic Housing, Forge, Docks, Shrine of Kalodis

Happiness: Content

Population: 252 +0.01 per season, rounded down

Wealth: 0

Army:

30 Guards

Resources: Copper vein

Artisans:

20 Miners

2 Smiths

Action 1- Lets attempt to hire out some carpenters to help get our settlement running

Action 2- Perhaps building a decent sized fishing ship wouldn't be a bad idea, lets try that.

Action 3- Lets continue the work on improving our rustic dwellings.

>>45676

>Name: Lein Stumpwood

>Age: 36

>History: The stereotype for a halfling is a fat, short, happy-go-lucky individual that is fond of food and pipe weed. The stereotype for a fat individual is Lein. Lein is the third son of a major halfling fisher baron that owned most of the fishing boats along the coast. During the war Lein was exempted due to his father's influence and money, as well as being a walking target. Lein's father never really expected him to do much, not being much of a sailor like he was or his brothers are, and besides some money to live on he wasn't going to get much in the will. However, Lein's talent is in numbers and his ability to read people and with winning the lottery he plans to prove what he can do.

>Favourite Food: Shark fin soup

Settlements: Lein's Landing (Mouth of the river)

Infrastructure: Smokehouse, Docks

Happiness: Content

Population: 230 +0.01 per season, rounded down

Wealth: 2

Army:

10 Light War Veterans

Resources: 1 Trading sloop,

Artisans:

2 Smiths

20 Fishermen

4 Shipwrights

Bonus: [Lucky Fucker] You have uncanny insight and luck allowing you to reroll one dice per turn taking the best roll and a general +5 to negotiations with a +10 with halflings..

stat fix due to messing up pop growth rules.

>>45401

Name: Shaw MacRothe

Age: 26

History: Born to a long line of ranchers, MacRothe inherited the shoddy plot of land passed down from generation to generation. His skill at cultivating livestock was exceptional, however, and he managed to make quite a decent income from his humble beginnings. Made to fight in the war, he developed his skill with the crossbow, becoming a remarkably accurate shot. Now, he wishes to start somewhere new, where he can make a fortune for himself and give meaning to the MacRothe name.

Favourite Food: Ribeye steak

>>45684

Bonus: [Home on the Ranger] Your family has been ranchers for generations and you have been trained by the best of them to raise cattle giving you +15 to everything related to the cattle industry. You also have an easier time recruiting Light Veterans and a +10 to combat.

+Cow Herd

>>45682

Restating action one since I can't hire carpenters

Action one- Survey the surrounding lands, perhaps we can find something useful

>>45680

For action 1. It’s focused on making em good CROSSBOWMEN. Easy quick training and devastating

>>45685

I'll purchase one pony herd, twenty veterans, and two hundred settlers.

Rolled 73, 28, 30 = 131 (3d100)

>>45673

Name: Pf. Hammond Grant

Age: 63

History: During the war; craft, magic and history were warped and perverted to construct unspeakable machines of war. Gentlelings with skill and knowledge were necessary to make and identify gear suitable to the war effort. The more outgoing were put near or on the front lines where magic had to be confronted with magic. That was where you could find Arch-wizard Grant. You couldn't find a hamlet that didn't have some kind of hedge wizard in the bush or alchemist workshop. Now you won't find any. Such is the toll of war.

However! Those that remain in the public can be found in one man's camp. -Professor- Hammond Grant's camp. That charismatic fellow had patented several general use magic items and gathered enough wealth, after taxes, and talent to start a real business. He would shed his gilded arcane robes and don the mantle of archaeologist cum purveyor of art, magic and historical goods. It would be a welcome change of pace from the hubub of halfling vs. giant monster conflict.

With this ticket and his own accumulated wealth he could see where to put his money down and who he would need to hire to get the job done.

Favourite Food: Bean, Cheese and Mushroom Omelette

Bonus: [Welcome to….. Darklands Park] You are a man of knowledge and magic, some might even consider a wizard of sorts, you can cast simple magical spells and a +10 to anything scholarly. You also speak the Black tongue of these lands and can read almost every tongue under the sun.

+1 Apprentice Wizard

Settlements:

+Sentoúki Thisavroú

Infrastructure:

+Protection Wards (Outer Ring)

Happiness: Neutral

Population: 205 0.01 per season, rounded down

Wealth: 3

Army:

Resources: Crimson Moon Herb

Artisans:

Priest of Ful (Artisans) Jeremy Hobbson

Priest of Luf (Healing) Richard Hamm

Priest of Flu (Death) James Mayte

+Smite Evil

Golem Stonemason (Hundly)

(Locked room on upper floor)

"Crimson Moon Herb? What in One's light does it do James?"

"A Repair Golem is it? Fascinating but the name needs some work….how about Hundly? Yes I think I quite like it. Come along Hundly we have work to do. You now serve the master of this castle, one Professor Hammond Grant"

1 Quarry. Find a suitable spot and start digging a quarry that we can exploit to repair the castle. "Come along Hundly there is massive amounts of dirt and stone to be moved." +Golem Stonemason

2 Herbalist Workshop. Well with some herb ready and the priests returned we can get some work done. +Jeremy, Richard and James

3 Study Repair Golem Hundly. Such a rare creation as a golem should be studied to the best of my abilities. "Attend me Apprentice and fetch the everything we have on golems, materials and sigils." +10 Scholarly and Apprentice

Rolled 50, 100, 23 = 173 (3d100)

Name: Gregor Thumblefoot

Age: 32

History: When the great war came, Gregor had more motivation then most to fight. His village, on the outskirts of the dark lands, was one of the first to truly fall when the Nameless King started his bloody march. His entire clan was slaughtered to a man, aside from Gregor, gregor who hid in the trunk of a tree, Gregor who saw all he knew and loved turned to ash and gore.

He would never run again, he would never hide again. Instead Gregor became a crusader, and picking up the sword of the manling who made him home in the village, who valiantly stood against the orcish tide as it swept over the village, but died like the rest. Casting aside his former name and adopting the name of the man, Gregor, he became an entirely new person. He saw the Nameless King's minions slaughter his family and friends, and he would find the monsters responsible and forgive them. He would forgive the shit out of them. With the sword of friendship he accepted the warband's leader's apology at the field of skulls. But mercy begets mercy, and soon the flames of empathy burned bright across the darklands, now scorched of all remnants of darkness. He would build a novelty castle among the ruins as one of the lucky winners of the lottery, and though the irony may be lost on some, he reign of blood would commence. After all, blood is good, you need blood to live…

Favourite Food: Fried Orc Dumplings

Settlements:

+ [Darrenfold]

In the rocky area of which fertile plains meet the rocky wastes, the perfect area for raising goats however it is rather exposed.

Infrastructure:

+ Sheepfold

+ Forge

Happiness: Content

Population: 154+0.01 per season, rounded down

Wealth: 0

Army:

20 Light War Veterans

10 Halfling Landsknecht

Resources:

Goat Herd

Artisans:

20 Miners

2 Smiths

>Projects

1. Winter Fast approaches, and with no homes built we must prioritize getting these done. Aside from getting and storing all the food we can manage this is priority number 1.

2. That being said we have a whole troll here, and we'd be damn fools to not make use of it. I want this thing butchered, cured, and smoked. Keep the bones, we can use them for something else, maybe even a nice marrow stew…

3. After that its time to personally see to the larders being filled. With a modest guard left on the homestead take some good shots with me and scout out the terrain while doing some modest hunting as well.

>>45697

>>45698

>>45697

>Favourite Food: Troll shanks that are braised with fresh herbs and red wine with a side of roasted potatoes that are all covered in gravy. (especially if the troll is still alive and regrowing new servings to eat)

If you want good relations between us you know what you must do.

>>45693

Pop: 207*

>>45700

Population: 302

Rolled 11, 23, 71 = 105 (3d100)

>>45672

Name: Angus Briarmead

Age: 47

History: Prior to the Light War Angus was an unassuming Hunter and Member of Kirkbride militia. He ate well, drank well and hunted game so he could keep eating and drinking well, after all everyone loves so venison in a stew or some Wild boar steak. He supplemented his income with the rare plants he would find in the woods.

Then the war came. He joined, not because of any enlightened reason, but because the Nameless King's forces hit Kirkbride while he was hunting, and by the time he returned most of his jolly neighbors were dead. So he left to go to war, as a scout, archer and skirmisher. He and his few fellow hunting halflings brought havoc on the supply lines and rear guard of the Nameless king's forces. After all Halfings were barely considered a threat, and their small size allowed them to sneak through pickets and traps designed for much larger people.

He came through the war with distinction, his bow, Whisperwind, was made from the bow of a fae with particularly large horns, and it's subtle song was the death knell of a many darkling. However, returning to the burnt out husk of his home was well beyond his ability to bear. So he entered the lottery, and happily, won it.

Favourite Food: Rosemary Chicken

Bonus: [Master of the Hunt] Yor years at war and with the 11th Ranger Support unit has made you a skilled huntsman and fighter giving a +15 to both. You also have an easier time recruiting Light Veterans.

Settlements: Briarton

Happiness: Happy

Population: 346 +0.01 per season, rounded down

Wealth: 0

Army:

20 Light War Veterans

Resources:

Chicken Flock

Pig Herd

Hunting Hounds

+Wild Rabbits

Artisans:

20 Carpenters

Infrastructure :

+Meadhall

+Granaries

+Rustic Housing

1/3 Lumber camp

2/3 Pig Barn

1.We're making good progress on that pig barn. Good fall is coming and pigs are kinda important, and a lot more expensive than chickens. Get the barns done too sweet. If y'all got the time after get the chickens cooped too. Hounds can sleep in the houses if it gets too cold, they're warm and loyal animals. 2/3

+20 Carpenters

2. Next item on the list. Defenses. We're a frontier town and orcs live across the river, not counting the shit that's lurking in my woods. It's fall and winter approaches. We need a palisade and watch tower to surround Briarton. Make this place as defensible as possible so that the servants of the Dark won't even look at us, but other targets.

+20 Carpenters

3. Table the Lumber Camp for alter, we cannot afford to lose settlers yet and the woods are too wild for us to make use of them at Fall. Start working on a militia. Everyone of our men should know roughly how to fight with wooden spears and bows in case of something wicked crawling out into the open and threatening our home.

Rolled 91, 21, 4 = 116 (3d100)

>>45684

1. Try to recruit more settlers back from the old country.

2-3. Try to get cows to fugg to make more cows.

Rolled 5 (1d7)

rolling orc demon sin for cw

Rolled 34, 17, 45 = 96 (3d100)

Name: Scrimmy Bingus

Age: 30

History: Scrimmy Bingus was once a simple lad, a bit smarter than the rest of his kin but didn't really aspire to be much. He was conscripted to fight in the Dog Cavalry, learning spear (for dealing with bigger people) and bow. He was pretty good, enough to stay alive at least, and gained the respect of several of his peers, who were made honorary Binguses. Once the war ended he dropped his spear and picked up a hammer and shovel, digging all kinds of hobbit burrows and building all kinds of houses and buildings, making a name in the construction field as well. Then, he lucked out and won the lottery! And boy, did he strike it big! He decided to bring the whole family along, with some old war buddies and such too (The Bingus family is a MASSIVE family). Here they would build the great thriving city of Bingusburg, taking advantage of the pristine and bountiful terrain to provide honest industry and commerce for those who live there.

Favorite Food: Good ol' mushroom stew

Settlements: Bingusburg

Infrastructure: Rustic Housing, Staple Farm, Town Hall

Happiness: Content

Population: 1122 +0.01 per season, rounded down

Wealth: 0

Army:

10 Light War Veterans

Resources:

Artisans:

10 Carpenters

2 Stonemasons

1. Great, the market square is going along swimmingly. We'll be the greatest trade hub in the region before long! (Progress: 2/4)

2. Now that we've planted roots we should scout out our territory again, the Perfect Plains are quite big and there are probably things we missed here and there.

3. We're almost done with the neighborhood watch program as well, soon we'll be in fighting shape against whatever might come our way! (Progress: 6/8)

>>45681

Change [Consecrated Grounds] to [Church]

Set Happiness to Content

Rolled 16, 62, 35 = 113 (3d100)

>>46151

Name: Angus Briarmead

Age: 47

History: Prior to the Light War Angus was an unassuming Hunter and Member of Kirkbride militia. He ate well, drank well and hunted game so he could keep eating and drinking well, after all everyone loves so venison in a stew or some Wild boar steak. He supplemented his income with the rare plants he would find in the woods.

Then the war came. He joined, not because of any enlightened reason, but because the Nameless King's forces hit Kirkbride while he was hunting, and by the time he returned most of his jolly neighbors were dead. So he left to go to war, as a scout, archer and skirmisher. He and his few fellow hunting halflings brought havoc on the supply lines and rear guard of the Nameless king's forces. After all Halfings were barely considered a threat, and their small size allowed them to sneak through pickets and traps designed for much larger people.

He came through the war with distinction, his bow, Whisperwind, was made from the bow of a fae with particularly large horns, and it's subtle song was the death knell of a many darkling. However, returning to the burnt out husk of his home was well beyond his ability to bear. So he entered the lottery, and happily, won it.

Favourite Food: Rosemary Chicken

Bonus: [Master of the Hunt] Yor years at war and with the 11th Ranger Support unit has made you a skilled huntsman and fighter giving a +15 to both. You also have an easier time recruiting Light Veterans.

Settlements: Briarton

Happiness: Happy

Population: 349 +0.01 per season, rounded down

Wealth: 0

Army:

20 Light War Veterans

3/8 Militia Training

Resources:

Chicken Flock

Pig Herd

Hunting Hounds

+Wild Rabbits

Artisans:

20 Carpenters

Infrastructure :

+Meadhall

+Granaries

+Rustic Housing

+Pig Barn

1/3 Lumber camp

1/4 Palisade

1. Alright with Winter here we're not going to be doing much in the way of building. That palisade is not going to be finished any time soon sadly. That said we still need to be able to defend our homes. I now winter is cold and wet and not comfortable, but we still need to keep training for the Militia. Just in case. 3/8.

2. Now the other thing we can do to help stay safe, is to patrol the outskirts of our home with the hounds, make sure nothing greebly is stalking us in the snow.

+20 Light war veterans

+Hunting hounds

+Master of the Hunt

3. Finally, to keep everything from being dour and grim we can throw a small Yule tide party in the hall. If the scouts/hunters get lucky we can use that, otherwise we can slaughter some pigs and chickens for a good meal with good company!

+Meadhall

+Pig herd

+Chicken flock

+Wild Rabbits

+Hunting hounds

+Master of the Hunt

Rolled 34, 2, 83 = 119 (3d100)

>>46152

Name: Anders Bristlehorn

Age: 30

History: Anders was a ranger that served throughout the entire War of Light. Knowing that he must serve for the greater good he left his small and immaculate homestead in order to fight against the forces of darkness. While his small size made him a poor front-line combatant, with his knowledge of herbs and traps he was able to sabotage and confound the enemy to great effect. Whenever he was in an allied camp he always spent the majority of his time helping the doctors with the wounded. It was a great relief when the war finally ended and Anders was quite content to return to his relatively isolated home in the forest, but to his amazement he had actually won the lottery! Now he realizes his duty is still not over and that he must help guide his people to a new era of prosperity.

Favourite Food: Troll shanks that are braised with fresh herbs and red wine with a side of roasted potatoes that are all covered in gravy. (especially if the troll is still alive and regrowing new servings to eat)

Bonus: [Veteran Ranger] You are a veteran of the War of Light having served with the 11th Ranger Support Unit learning the arts of stealth, tracking, herbalism and trapping gaining you a +5 to each. You also have an easier time recruiting Light Veterans and a +10 to combat.

Settlements: Lux Victoria

Infrastructure: Protection Wards (Outer Ring), ????? Forge, Church

Happiness: Content

Population: 232 (+0.01)

Wealth: 1

Artifacts: Wand of ????

Army:

19 Light War Veterans

Resources:

Artisans:

Priest of Flu (Death/Zalos)

Priest of Ulf (Farming/Solaz)

Priest of Ful (Artisans/Riner)

Priest of Luf (Healing/Renir)

Projects:

2/4 Herbalist Workshop

1. It is imperative that we finish this herbalist workshop so that we may be properly supplied the necessary reagents to counter evil.

Veteran Ranger, Priest of Luf (Healing/Renir), Priest of Ful (Artisans/Riner), Priest of Ulf (Farming/Solaz)

2. With the wards in place and the church established we can now start fully purging this place of evil. All the priests shall methodically go through each floor and consecrate the cathedral in its entirety. Once this is done we can focus our attention solely to the evil that lurks beneath.

Church, Protection Wards, Priest of Flu (Death/Zalos) , Priest of Ulf (Farming/Solaz) , Priest of Ful (Artisans/Riner) , Priest of Luf (Healing/Renir)

3. In order to increase our foodstocks and improve the safety of the village, Anders starts training some of the men how to shoot a bow.

Priest of Flu (Death/Zalos), Veteran Ranger, 19 Light War Veterans

Rolled 69, 12, 42 = 123 (3d100)

>>46150

>>45701

Name: Pf. Hammond Grant

Age: 63

History: During the war; craft, magic and history were warped and perverted to construct unspeakable machines of war. Gentlelings with skill and knowledge were necessary to make and identify gear suitable to the war effort. The more outgoing were put near or on the front lines where magic had to be confronted with magic. That was where you could find Arch-wizard Grant. You couldn't find a hamlet that didn't have some kind of hedge wizard in the bush or alchemist workshop. Now you won't find any. Such is the toll of war.

However! Those that remain in the public can be found in one man's camp. -Professor- Hammond Grant's camp. That charismatic fellow had patented several general use magic items and gathered enough wealth, after taxes, and talent to start a real business. He would shed his gilded arcane robes and don the mantle of archaeologist cum purveyor of art, magic and historical goods. It would be a welcome change of pace from the hubub of halfling vs. giant monster conflict.

With this ticket and his own accumulated wealth he could see where to put his money down and who he would need to hire to get the job done.

Favourite Food: Bean, Cheese and Mushroom Omelette

Bonus: [Welcome to….. Darklands Park] You are a man of knowledge and magic, some might even consider a wizard of sorts, you can cast simple magical spells and a +10 to anything scholarly. You also speak the Black tongue of these lands and can read almost every tongue under the sun.

+1 Apprentice Wizard

Settlements:

+Sentoúki Thisavroú

Infrastructure:

+Protection Wards (Outer Ring)

Happiness: Neutral

Population: 209 0.01 per season, rounded down

Wealth: 3

Army:

Resources: Crimson Moon Herb

Artisans:

Priest of Ful (Artisans) Jeremy Hobbson

Priest of Luf (Healing) Richard Hamm

Priest of Flu (Death) James Mayte

+Smite Evil

Golem Stonemason (Hundly)

(Locked room on upper floor)

3/4 Quarry

1/25 Simple Golemancy

"Crimson Moon Herb? What in One's light does it do James?"

1 Continue Studying Golemancy 1/25 +10 Scholarly and Apprentice. "So Hundly while we study you why don't you tell me the last thing you remember before being buried in a pile of rubble?"

2 Quarry 3/4. Past time we finished this and got ourselves a working quarry to fix this castle. +Golem Stonemason

3 Consecrated Herbalist Workshop. My priests will handle this and if we have to consecrate the ground before it stops being struck down then so be it. Probably for the best anyways. +Jeremy, Richard and James and myself if possible. Scholarly +10?

Rolled 61, 24, 74 = 159 (3d100)

>>46150

Name:Jorick Yithkaerian

Age:26

History: Once a rogue always a rogue, that's Joricks philosophy, see before winning the right to settle down Jorick was an intrepid member of a Thieves Guild of some renown, Heist after Heist Jorick continuously proved he was a little too good for them and after a horrid argument with the guild master, he proceeded to rob the guilds treasure out from under them disappearing into seemingly thin Air. Now after he's managed to win the lottery and get the right to settle on several different lands he has some ambitions, Jorick is going to train and raise up the next generation of master thieves and form his own guild.

Favourite Food:Roast pheasant in oyster sauce

Bonus: [Offensive Stereotype] You are a halfling thief, an offensive stereotype the Commonwealth has sought to stamp out for decades but you are damned good at it gaining +10 to robbery actions and +10 to sabotage. You also have access to buying things from the black market IE slave,drugs and other naughty things.

Settlements: Noctis

Infrastructure: Rustic Housing, Forge, Docks, Shrine of Kalodis Quaint housing

Happiness: Content

Population: 252 +0.01 per season, rounded down

Wealth: 0

Army:

30 Guards

Resources: Copper vein

Artisans:

20 Miners

2 Smiths

Queer Carpenter

Action one- Now that winter has come, we can't do much building instead we shall perform just as useful tasks lets scout the surrounding area, perhaps we missed something on our initial look around.

Action 2- Lets see about collecting a large supply of firewood to last us through the winter, should make things more warm for everyone in their houses

action 3- I feel as if now is as good a time as any, I jorick will start to train a handful of the settlers in the ways of the thief and instruct them of what I plan the town to be, lawless anarchic a safe haven for thieves, rogues, fences and prostitutes a blossoming hive of pirates and other criminals.

Rolled 37, 72, 65 = 174 (3d100)

>>46149

>Name: Lein Stumpwood

>Age: 36

>History: The stereotype for a halfling is a fat, short, happy-go-lucky individual that is fond of food and pipe weed. The stereotype for a fat individual is Lein. Lein is the third son of a major halfling fisher baron that owned most of the fishing boats along the coast. During the war Lein was exempted due to his father's influence and money, as well as being a walking target. Lein's father never really expected him to do much, not being much of a sailor like he was or his brothers are, and besides some money to live on he wasn't going to get much in the will. However, Lein's talent is in numbers and his ability to read people and with winning the lottery he plans to prove what he can do.

>Favourite Food: Shark fin soup

Settlements: Lein's Landing (Mouth of the river)

Infrastructure: Smokehouse, Docks, Queer Manor

Happiness: Content

Population: 228 +0.01 per season, rounded down

Wealth: 2

Army:

10 Light War Veterans

Resources: 1 Trading sloop,

Artisans:

2 Smiths

20 Fishermen

4 Shipwrights

Bonus: [Lucky Fucker] You have uncanny insight and luck allowing you to reroll one dice per turn taking the best roll and a general +5 to negotiations with a +10 with halflings.

1. Continue work on the staple farm. 2/3

2. Continue setting up the brewery 1/3

3. Talk to the Veterans to see if they know anything about this manor. It looks inhabited or haunted.

Rolled 62 (1d100)

>>46208

rerolling action 1