/builders/ - Hero and Nation Builders!

Rolled 65 (1d100)

>>46974

3. stare at the stars to discover their secrets

Rolled 100, 51, 86 = 237 (3d100)

>>46965

Nation Name: Slimes of Amberwald Tower

Pop: 12 +2/turn [Cannot exceed food or housing (Minus 2x #turns when above food)]

Food: 12 +2/turn

Housing: 80

Resources:

[Materials: 10]

[Armourtoads (Untapped)]

Settlements:

[Amberwald Tower]

-Infrastructure: Hunting Camp

-Defenses: Base Defenses [1]

Military:

Magic:

Technology: [Hunting I][Ironworking I][Construction I][Herbalism I]

Society Bonus: [Caste Society] For every 25 population gain +1 to research technology

Race Bonus: [Malleable Forms] +5 to expansion rolls

1. With the outpost to the south being constructed we realized that we have very little ways of getting food! Not only that, but due to the diverse terrain of the island anything we do to exploit it will not really apply for another settlement. This was quite the problem until we realized something. That we are surrounded by ocean as pointed out by the fishoil slimes! Now that we have something universal to specialize in we can ensure our expansion NEVER stops!

2. Our Expansion was a great success! but beyond giving some slimes some new hunting grounds we have done little with the new land. We should build a new tower designed just for slimes instead of all powerful wizards so that we can really start exploiting our territory. The plains to the south would be a perfect place for such a tower.

3. With all this exploration and building we just realized something. We are running out of supplies! In order to ensure our expansion continues smoothly we must have our slimes start refining trees and rocks into planks and blocks.

Rolled 86, 52, 30 = 168 (3d100)

Nation Name: Pirates of the CrimsonWall

Race: rodents

Background: the rats and mice are not natives of the world. the elders say that their ancestors came from a portal, a hole in the side of the mountain that closed up when they left. two races went out small but numerous mice, and large ferocious rats. they fought each other for control and for food in a bitter civil war. the mice built a great castle to defend against the rats. many times the rats would try to attack it to be bloodily thrown back. their blood stained the walls of the castle giving it the name the "CrimsonWall" for its color. it took a pirate and raider named Cloony the Scourge to discover the castles flaw, it did not extend below ground. the rats used their claws to dig great tunnels beneath the castle, and swarmed their way in, butchering and enslaving the mice. now both races are united under a single warrior leader

Location:center continent, north side

Pop: 12 +2/turn [Cannot exceed food or housing (Minus 2x #turns when above food)]

Food: 12 +2/turn

Housing: 45

Resources:

[Materials: 10]

Settlements:

[Starting Hamlet]

-Infrastructure: Ranch

-Defenses: Base Defenses [1]

Military:

Magic:

Technology: [Husbandry I][Ironworking I][Swords I]

Society Bonus: [Crimson Scourge] Units gain +0.3 for each combat tech level

Race Bonus: [Viscous Vermin] +5 to offensive combat tech research

#1 Cloony had to sacrifice his ships to build siege equipment, which didn't work very well against the Crimson Wall. new ships were needed, he ordered a lumberyard built.

#2 mice workers and rat foremen were told to dig for resources, and the rats begin clawing with their paws in search of metals

#3 Cloony the Scourge was very pleased with the conquest of the Crimson Wall, and orders his rats to train. the rats practice combat tunneling. this they can do while digging for metals

+Race Bonus: [Viscous Vermin] +5 to offensive combat tech research

Rolled 57, 7, 32 = 96 (3d100)

Nation Name: Second Sons of Thori

Race: Giants, tough almost rock like hard skin and flesh

Background: Thorri was first among creator gods, himself, the lord of smiths and craftsmen. Being him, he was not satisfied with having only created one race.

But he did not know what to make after the Dwarves, he wanted his next creation to be different. And so, in his wisdom, he decided to do the opposite of everything he had made of the Dwarves. He took small stones, and with his great strength squeezed them into bigger and bigger boulders. From these, he roared at the stones to life. Thus were born the Giants, and like the Dwarves, were formed of his image yet different. Their skin was hard, like cracked stone, for he had yelled at them and they had cracked, and they bore less hair than the dwarves.

He grew hungry, and ate, but the Giants could find no fruit nor food for them, and so they turned upon the nearby trees and animals. The animals were fast, and offered little, but the trees were everywhere and so they ate them for sustenance. Just as the Earth is the resting place of all life, including plant, so too did the Giants return wood to the earth in their way.

Thorri, still not satisfied, left to create a final race. One not yet known, or perhaps might never be.

The Giants remember and revere their father, or at least, in their legends. Like him, they are crafters and smiths after him. Although omnivorous, most flesh creatures are too small and not satisfying, and they do not farm small crops or wheat like other races, but eat the trees and plants that grow in abundance around the mountain ranges they dwell in, providing the nutrients to sustain and heal them.

Location:Anywhere on the Southern Mountains of the central continent

Pop: 12 +2/turn [Cannot exceed food or housing (Minus 2x #turns when above food)]

Food: 12 +2/turn

Housing: 50

Resources:

[Materials: 10]

Settlements:

[Starting Hamlet]

-Infrastructure: Hunting Camp

-Defenses: Base Defenses [1]

Military:[Strength I]

Magic:

Technology: [Hunting I][Ironworking I][Metallurgy I][Strength I]

Society Bonus: [Titanic Craftsmen] Cannot trade with other races but gain a +10 to research metalworking

Race Bonus: [Giant Appetites] All units have [Large] tag but have double base base upkeep (Does not count towards total tags)

Stat Post

1. The Giants now have a forest, with plenty of trees about. This is an excellent source of nutrition for the Giants, because everything else like berries and animals are too small and a pain to harvest.

A giant can just reach his hand around a nice thick tree, yank it out of the ground and shake off the dirt and chew on it, the leaves are tasty and the bark delectable.

The giants typically harvest only the largest and oldest trees, they are more "ripe" and provide more sustenance, and leaving the younger trees to let them grow.

By uprooting these large trees, the ground is upturned, leaving fertile soil and room for the newer younger trees to grow. Thanks to Giants long lifespan, this works quite well for them, as the pace of tree growth is well suited to feeding them as they can go quite a long time without food but need a considerable amount of it when they do get hungry.

Prepare a Tree Grove for food production

2. With more food about, the Giants have a renewed vigor and start to get into tussling and wrestling matches with each other, improving their own Strength.

+[Strength I]

3. The giants bash their way through the rock of the mountain, tearing away chunks of stone to reach the iron ores within 3/4

+[Strength I]

Rolled 38, 92, 70, 46, 95, 55 = 396 (6d100)

>>46934

Nation Name: The Empire of the Soulbound

Race: Soulbound and Thralls. The Soulbound are creatures that were once humans who seek eternal life. To do this they turned the souls of their sacrifices into power and turned themselves into an embodiment of their magic. Monsters in the vague form of humans that sustain themselves on human lives and magic. For those that complete the ritual they find incredible power over the magic used in the ritual and a form to match. A soulbound who bound himself to pyromantic magic may find himself with fire instead of hair and glowing eyes or a crymancer's skin turning blue.

Background: In the human city of Freyr the sorcerers weaved magic to aid the city in their times of need and to fight off the darkness that encroached upon their home. They searched for power to protect the last hold out of humanity and to escape the fate of extinction of humanity. The sorcerers grew stronger, taught their ways to their pupils, and grew old. In their old age they feared the reach of Yama. Feared their work was not done. The sorcerers came together in study and created a ritual. The ritual required sacrifice, but what was a few orphans to the whole of humanity? When they saw their pupils again they had strength, youth, and power as they never had before. Some were in awe, yet others in were disgusted at what their mentors became and turned away.

The Soulbound, as they began to call themselves, preached that the sacrifice was necessary but it fell on deaf ears as the people saw the monsters before them. The Soulbound fled the city with their followers and controlled thralls and then fled the mainland. In that time their purpose changed from protecting humanity to solely gaining power under them as what was left of their humanity slipped from them ever slowly.

Location: Southern coast by the lake of the northern island second to the right.

Pop: 12 +2/turn [Cannot exceed food or housing (Minus 2x #turns when above food)]

Food: 12 +2/turn

Housing: 45

Resources:

[Materials: 10]

Settlements:

[Starting Hamlet]

-Infrastructure: Farm

-Defenses: Base Defenses [1]

Military:

Magic:

Technology: [Agriculture I][Ironworking I][Blood Magic I]

Society Bonus: [Sacrificial Sorcery] For every 2 enemy units slain in combat reduce loses by 1 unit

Race Bonus: [Sanguine Source] +5 to research population technology

Turn 1:

1. Expand our domain throughout the surrounding area.

2. As well, send out explorers to study the area.

3. Put the thralls to work building a citadel for the Soulbound with areas for different paths of magic, holding for blood thralls, and defenses against outside attackers and rebels.

Turn 2:

1. Continue working on the Citadel

2. Many initiates and Soulbound were lost in the purge. Begin gathering some remaining initiates and putting together the basics of earth magic once again.

3. As well as fire magic.

>>47056

[Soulbound]

Expansion is had into the plains for the glory of the empire.

+2 hexes +10 Housing

One of your scouts returns reporting of the great horses that roam the plains in your area, he can not confirm the second part of this but there are rumours that some of these horses are blessed with power over storms

+[Horses(Untapped)]

A poper citadel is created to help the magic users train and rest

+Citadel (Sanctum)

—–

A second citadel is underways 3/4

Earth is one of the bases elements of the world and with it’s mastery comes power untold, a star pupil of latest class has emerged and has created a stir.

+Hero: Vladius Maximilian Ventus Albus Potter Snape VIII [+3][Earth][Inspiring]

+[Earth Magic I]

Fire, always a favourite, burn shit and kill people 3/6

—–

REMEMBER TO POST PROGRESS AND RELEVANT TECHS!

>>47058

I keep forgetting to add a place for this but quarry progress is at 3/4

Nation Name: Second Sons of Thori

Race: Giants, tough almost rock like hard skin and flesh

Background: Thorri was first among creator gods, himself, the lord of smiths and craftsmen. Being him, he was not satisfied with having only created one race.

But he did not know what to make after the Dwarves, he wanted his next creation to be different. And so, in his wisdom, he decided to do the opposite of everything he had made of the Dwarves. He took small stones, and with his great strength squeezed them into bigger and bigger boulders. From these, he roared at the stones to life. Thus were born the Giants, and like the Dwarves, were formed of his image yet different. Their skin was hard, like cracked stone, for he had yelled at them and they had cracked, and they bore less hair than the dwarves.

He grew hungry, and ate, but the Giants could find no fruit nor food for them, and so they turned upon the nearby trees and animals. The animals were fast, and offered little, but the trees were everywhere and so they ate them for sustenance. Just as the Earth is the resting place of all life, including plant, so too did the Giants return wood to the earth in their way.

Thorri, still not satisfied, left to create a final race. One not yet known, or perhaps might never be.

The Giants remember and revere their father, or at least, in their legends. Like him, they are crafters and smiths after him. Although omnivorous, most flesh creatures are too small and not satisfying, and they do not farm small crops or wheat like other races, but eat the trees and plants that grow in abundance around the mountain ranges they dwell in, providing the nutrients to sustain and heal them.

Location:Anywhere on the Southern Mountains of the central continent

Pop: 13 +2/turn [Cannot exceed food or housing (Minus 2x #turns when above food)]

Food: 14 +2/turn

Housing: 50

Resources:

[Materials: 12 +2/turn]

Settlements:

[Starting Hamlet]

-Infrastructure:

+Iron Mine +2 materials per turn

Hunting Camp

-Defenses: Base Defenses [1]

Military:[Strength I]

Magic:

Technology: [Hunting I][Ironworking I][Metallurgy I][Strength I]

Society Bonus: [Titanic Craftsmen] Cannot trade with other races but gain a +10 to research metalworking

Race Bonus: [Giant Appetites] All units have [Large] tag but have double base base upkeep (Does not count towards total tags)

Agriculture 3/4

Stat Post

Rolled 5, 52, 68 = 125 (3d100)

>>47061

1. Unphased by an accidental death, if anything the Giants are encouraged to train harder. They wanna see who is strongest! [Train Strength II]

2. The Giants get to work forging both tool and weapon: the Pickaxe. Able to pierce mountain and other gigantic foes with ease.

+[Ironworking I][Metallurgy I]

3. The Giants search their mountain home for any vents of steam or of boiling red rock, hoping to find a place to build a Volcanic Forge, like the kind their god uses.

[Strength I]

Rolled 45, 38, 33 = 116 (3d100)

Nation Name: Castes of Amberwald Tower

Pop: 14 +2/turn [Cannot exceed food or housing (Minus 2x #turns when above food)]

Food: 14 +2/turn

Housing: 80

Resources:

[Materials: 7+2/turn]

[Armourtoads (Untapped)]

[Deep Sea Pearls(Untapped)]

Settlements:

[Amberwald Tower]

-Infrastructure: Hunting Camp, Lumberyard

-Defenses: Base Defenses [1]

Military:

Magic:

Technology: [Hunting I][Ironworking I][Construction I][Herbalism I][Slime Fishing II]

Society Bonus: [Caste Society] For every 25 population gain +1 to research technology

Race Bonus: [Malleable Forms] +5 to expansion rolls

1. Great progress on that tower! The slant to the right gives it real character! However I think if master were here he would say something like "not suitable for habitation" or other such funny phrases. Perhaps more work can be done to stabilize the tower to make it able to handle our "adventures". (finish outpost)

[Construction I]

2. These fishies are so silly! some think we are food and get caught immediately, others think we are not alive and just swim right through us, and others just ignore us entirely! This makes them very easy to catch, however we have yet to make this a reliable source of food compared to us having regular hunting expeditions. We should change that by making a dedicated fishing wharf to set up fisher parties and have a place to bring back their catch so they are not left out in the open where other yummy creatures can get at them. (build fishing wharf)

[Construction I], [Slime Fishing II]

3. We have found the answer we were looking for and boy was it right! Fishing has indeed proven to be the thing needed to sustain our expansion. However while simple and easy we do not actually have any idea how to do it efficiently and not just enjoy getting swept by the tides for several hours before remembering to return back. So the first major breakthrough we need to do is focus, before getting into all of that efficiency stuff. (Research slime fishing III)

[Slime Fishing II]

Rolled 53, 7, 77 = 137 (3d100)

>>47056

Unseen sons of Ythlo

Pop: 12 +2/turn [Cannot exceed food or housing (Minus 2x #turns when above food)]

Food: 12 +0/turn

Housing: 45

Resources:

[Materials: 8]

Settlements:

[Starting Hamlet]

-Infrastructure: Hunting Camp

-Defenses: Base Defenses [1]

Military:

1 Brimstone Guard [+2] -2 f/t

Magic:

Technology: [Hunting I][Ironworking I][Fire Magic I][Sailing I]

Society Bonus: [Embers of Knowledge] Every arcane sanctum can sustain two units

Race Bonus: [Laval Forged] Base unit strength +1

Free Action dismiss the Brimstone Guard and free up our food

1. Disguise 6/10. The disguise deepens.

2. [Sailing II] Progress at last. For now it is just rafts and shallow water canoes for fishing. The exposure to water and the rocky exterior of most of our people is enough to keep the boat from catching fire. A few fireborn purebloods shouldnt be too much of an issue when they suppress their fire and cover themselves.

3. [Net Fishing] We possess a considerable amount of ocean-front for our tiny island. We should do what we can to make the most of it and any coastline we possess in future. Then we will build a Net Fishery to feed the people.

Rolled 12, 84, 29 = 125 (3d100)

>>47057

Nation Name: The Empire of the Soulbound

Race: Soulbound and Thralls. The Soulbound are creatures that were once humans who seek eternal life. To do this they turned the souls of their sacrifices into power and turned themselves into an embodiment of their magic. Monsters in the vague form of humans that sustain themselves on human lives and magic. For those that complete the ritual they find incredible power over the magic used in the ritual and a form to match. A soulbound who bound himself to pyromantic magic may find himself with fire instead of hair and glowing eyes or a crymancer's skin turning blue.

Background: In the human city of Freyr the sorcerers weaved magic to aid the city in their times of need and to fight off the darkness that encroached upon their home. They searched for power to protect the last hold out of humanity and to escape the fate of extinction of humanity. The sorcerers grew stronger, taught their ways to their pupils, and grew old. In their old age they feared the reach of Yama. Feared their work was not done. The sorcerers came together in study and created a ritual. The ritual required sacrifice, but what was a few orphans to the whole of humanity? When they saw their pupils again they had strength, youth, and power as they never had before. Some were in awe, yet others in were disgusted at what their mentors became and turned away.

The Soulbound, as they began to call themselves, preached that the sacrifice was necessary but it fell on deaf ears as the people saw the monsters before them. The Soulbound fled the city with their followers and controlled thralls and then fled the mainland. In that time their purpose changed from protecting humanity to solely gaining power under them as what was left of their humanity slipped from them ever slowly.

Location: Southern coast by the lake of the northern island second to the right.

Pop: 14 +2/turn [Cannot exceed food or housing (Minus 2x #turns when above food)]

Food: 14 +2/turn

Housing: 55

Resources:

[Materials: 10] [Horses: Untapped]

Settlements:

[Starting Hamlet]

-Infrastructure: Farm

Citadel (Sanctum)

-Defenses: Base Defenses [1]

Military:

+ Hero: Vladius Maximilian Ventus Albus Potter Snape VIII [+3][Earth][Inspiring]

Magic:

Technology: [Agriculture I] [Ironworking I] [Blood Magic I] [Earth Magic I]

Society Bonus: [Sacrificial Sorcery] For every 2 enemy units slain in combat reduce loses by 1 unit

Race Bonus: [Sanguine Source] +5 to research population technology

1. Work on the second Citadel continues as the Thralls are put to work. 3/4

2. Research into the basics of fire magic continues as well. 3/6

+Citadel (Sanctum)

3. Send some soulbound to tame the horses.

Rolled 2, 43, 70 = 115 (3d100)

>>47056

Nation Name: The Misty Isle

Race: The Fae courts ruled by the Sidhe Fae

Background: Long have the Seelie and Unseelie court of the Misty Isle ruled over the small island. Long has their magic sustained the place and made it to the eyes of mortals and unchanging place.

That is simply untreue, the isle changes greatly, the courts of seelie and unseelie always struggle with their magic over land and stories and fun, the changes measures in inches and sprigs of new life and death.

But The Sidhe, Those who rules with beauty and grace both the courts have grown bored of this nigh eternal struggle. But before they could enact another self destructive war or culling, a spirit of wind long afield has brought word. Word of creatures like the fae, sentient, smart, but not wyld, not like the fae nor the animals. Now, the interest of Queen Titania and King Oberon turn across the sea, to seek out these "People" and have fun with them.

Location: The small island to the south east with only lakes and forests.

Pop: 12 +2/turn [Cannot exceed food or housing (Minus 2x #turns when above food)]

Food: 14 +2/turn

Housing: 45

Resources:

[Materials: 14] +2/turn

Settlements:

The Court

-Infrastructure: Hunting Camp

-Defenses: Base Defenses [1]

+Dream Sieve +2 materials per turn

Military:

Magic:

Technology: [Hunting II][Ironworking I][Illusion Magic I][Sailing I] Wyld shaping 4/6

Society Bonus: [Enigmatic Others] Units ignore forest move penalties

Race Bonus: [Illusionary Adepts] +5 to research support magic research

1."Did yu see those poor idiots who turned themselves into plants?"

"Yeah poor idiots, we're so much better than they are."

4/6

+Illusionary adepts

2. King Oberon is wroth at his Goblins fro not being able to follow his commands. He makes an example out of one while he sends them out again to do it properly.

3. Titania meanwhile start working on regaining her power, starting with the easiest of all fae feats, illusion magic.

+Illusionary adepts.

Rolled 34, 73, 72 = 179 (3d100)

>>47056

Nation Name: Gnomeregan

Race: Gnomes

Pop: 12 +2/turn [Cannot exceed food or housing (Minus 2x #turns when above food)]

Food: 12 +2/turn

Housing: 45

Resources:

[Materials: 10]

Settlements:

[Starting Hamlet]

-Infrastructure: Hunting Camp

-Defenses: Base Defenses [1]

Military:

Magic:

Technology: [Hunting I][Ironworking I][Tunneling I]

Society Bonus: [Copyright not Included] Units can take one tag per defeated foe and add them to their own units (non-magic)

Race Bonus: [Peaceful Punks]+ 5 to non-combat research and -5 to all combat research

1.hunting is no good for gnomes we must research a way to farm in the caverns. Caverns safe. Outside not safe.

Research cavern farms+5

1/4

2. The caverns are home to all our lives and being able to safely expand them is important.

Research tunneling+5

5/6

3.being able to build is cornerstone of gnome society. We must find more solid ways to build

Research construction+5

3/4

Rolled 7 (1d10)

>>47058

[Metal Rarity]

Rolled 62, 24, 41 = 127 (3d100)

>>47221

Nation Name: The Misty Isle

Race: The Fae courts ruled by the Sidhe Fae

Background: Long have the Seelie and Unseelie court of the Misty Isle ruled over the small island. Long has their magic sustained the place and made it to the eyes of mortals and unchanging place.

That is simply untreue, the isle changes greatly, the courts of seelie and unseelie always struggle with their magic over land and stories and fun, the changes measures in inches and sprigs of new life and death.

But The Sidhe, Those who rules with beauty and grace both the courts have grown bored of this nigh eternal struggle. But before they could enact another self destructive war or culling, a spirit of wind long afield has brought word. Word of creatures like the fae, sentient, smart, but not wyld, not like the fae nor the animals. Now, the interest of Queen Titania and King Oberon turn across the sea, to seek out these "People" and have fun with them.

Location: The small island to the south east with only lakes and forests.

Pop: 12 +2/turn [Cannot exceed food or housing (Minus 2x #turns when above food)]

Food: 16 +2/turn

Housing: 60

Resources:

[Materials: 16] +2/turn

Settlements:

The Court

-Infrastructure: Hunting Camp

-Defenses: Base Defenses [1]

+Dream Sieve +2 materials per turn

Military:

Magic:

Technology: [Hunting II][Ironworking I][Illusion Magic I]4/8[Sailing I] Wyld shaping 4/6

Society Bonus: [Enigmatic Others] Units ignore forest move penalties

Race Bonus: [Illusionary Adepts] +5 to research support magic research

1."Did that do anything?"

"No."

"How about that?"

"Nope."

"Now?"

"No," says one fairy to another. Then they start speaking again. "How about instead of this pissy little shit you start putting some oomph into the magic?"

"Because I do not want to be a fucking tree!"

4/6

+Illusionary adepts

2. King Oberon is mildly pleased by his goblins success and bids them to continue their efforts in bringing the island under the dominion of the courts of the fae.

3. Titania Continues her work on illusion magic, unused to the train she is now having to do for things she once considered trivial. 4/8.

+Illusionary adepts.

Rolled 55, 45, 36 = 136 (3d100)

>>47221

Unseen sons of Ythlo

Pop: 13 +2/turn [Cannot exceed food or housing (Minus 2x #turns when above food)]

Food: 14 +2/turn

Housing: 45

Resources:

[Materials: 8]

Settlements:

[Starting Hamlet]

-Infrastructure: Hunting Camp

-Defenses: Base Defenses [1]

Military:

1 Brimstone Guard [+2] -2 f/t

Magic:

Technology: [Hunting I][Ironworking I][Fire Magic I][Sailing I][Net Fishing I]

Society Bonus: [Embers of Knowledge] Every arcane sanctum can sustain two units

Race Bonus: [Laval Forged] Base unit strength +1

1 Disguise 9/10. Soon we will be secure, then we can pour our resources into our careful expansions. The subtle deceptions that pull the eye away. A slight crackling of fire on the wind, the dancing of air always just out of view. Slight and subtle magic that pulls attention away.

2 Sailing II. We are closing on the techniques of old. Lightning a bonfire beneath our deck to propel a ship forward? Madness. Yet it seemed to work at one time.

3 Net Fishery. We cast our nets out, one end of a line held close and through that line the entire net is made warm to draw in the fish. Subtle magic in all we do and mastery over our craft is a tenet of the Unseen.

Rolled 97, 82, 38 = 217 (3d100)

Nation Name: Castes of Amberwald Tower

Pop: 17 +3/turn [Cannot exceed food or housing (Minus 2x #turns when above food)]

Food: 16 +2/turn

Housing: 100

Resources:

[Materials: 9+2/turn]

[Armourtoads (Untapped)]

[Deep Sea Pearls(Untapped)]

Settlements:

[Amberwald Tower (hamlet)]

-Infrastructure: Hunting Camp, Lumberyard

-Defenses: Base Defenses [1]

[Pearlwald Tower (outpost)]

-Infrastructure: N/A

-Defenses: N/A

Military:

Magic:

Technology: [Hunting I][Ironworking I][Construction I][Herbalism I][Slime Fishing II]

Society Bonus: [Caste Society] For every 25 population gain +1 to research technology

Race Bonus: [Malleable Forms] +5 to expansion rolls

1. With the tower completed we can now officially name it! Due to the pearls discovered in its vicinity, it was decided that they would be the namesake of the new tower, but what use is a name when the pearls are still out of our reach? We must start tapping into these precious stones for their power, as they were studied deeply by the wizard and it is up to us to continue his research. (exploit pearl resource)

2. These fishies are so silly! some think we are food and get caught immediately, others think we are not alive and just swim right through us, and others just ignore us entirely! This makes them very easy to catch, however we have yet to make this a reliable source of food compared to us having regular hunting expeditions. We should change that by making a dedicated fishing wharf to set up fisher parties and have a place to bring back their catch so they are not left out in the open where other yummy creatures can get at them. (Finish fishing wharf) 3/4

[Construction I], [Slime Fishing II]

3. We have found the answer we were looking for and boy was it right! Fishing has indeed proven to be the thing needed to sustain our expansion. However while simple and easy we do not actually have any idea how to do it efficiently and not just enjoy getting swept by the tides for several hours before remembering to return back. So the first major breakthrough we need to do is focus, before getting into all of that efficiency stuff. (Research slime fishing III) 2/8

[Slime Fishing II]

>>47224

first roll gets a +6 due to fishing and construction I think.

Rolled 78, 20, 99 = 197 (3d100)

>>47056

Nation Name: Empire Of The Red Bog

Race: Fensworn

Pop: 14 +2/turn [Cannot exceed food or housing (Minus 2x #turns when above food)]

Food: 14 +2/turn

Housing: 60

Resources:

[Materials: 12] +2/Turn

Settlements:

[Starting Hamlet]

-Infrastructure: Foraging Post, Lumberyard (+2 materials per turn), 1 Bloodoak

-Defenses: Base Defenses [1]

Military:

Magic: [Dark Magic I]

Technology: [Foraging II][Ironworking I]

Society Bonus: [Cthonic Brood] Every fourth unit created is a Scion and gains the [Inspiring] tag but have double the base upkeep (Does not count towards total tags)

Race Bonus: [Dark Purpose] +5 to research offensive magic

1. Improve our Dark Magic. +5 [1/8]

2. This strange, twisted tree obviously grows only through the dark blessing of our progenitor. There must be more of them! We will find them, but we will not fell them. We will harvest their seeds.

3. Build a Foraging Post, which will house the meat, mushrooms and plants that the lesser fensworn gather.

Rolled 6, 27, 89 = 122 (3d100)

Nation Name: Giortach

Race: Halfling

Background: Legend has it that a ship washed up on these shores many years back. No one knows where the crew was from, or where they were going to. The years went by, as they tried to build a ship, but were always interrupted by storms, or wildlife, or other disasters, until they decided to stay there. Now a respectable city, Girotach is called home by thousands of these short folk.

Pop: 10 +2/turn [Cannot exceed food or housing (Minus 2x #turns when above food)]

Food: 10 +2/turn

Housing: 45

Resources:

[Materials: 10]

Settlements:

[Starting Hamlet]

-Infrastructure: Fishery

-Defenses: Base Defenses [1]

Military:

Magic:

Technology: [Fishing I][Ironworking I][Sailing I]

Society Bonus: [Cheaper by the Dozen] Always recruits two units at a time

Race Bonus: [Fat Bastards] +5 to food technology research

1, 2, 3: continue doing what I'm doing

Rolled 81, 39, 34, 64, 70 = 288 (5d100)

Nation Name: Pirates of the CrimsonWall

Race: rodents

Background: the rats and mice are not natives of the world. the elders say that their ancestors came from a portal, a hole in the side of the mountain that closed up when they left. two races went out small but numerous mice, and large ferocious rats. they fought each other for control and for food in a bitter civil war. the mice built a great castle to defend against the rats. many times the rats would try to attack it to be bloodily thrown back. their blood stained the walls of the castle giving it the name the "CrimsonWall" for its color. it took a pirate and raider named Cloony the Scourge to discover the castles flaw, it did not extend below ground. the rats used their claws to dig great tunnels beneath the castle, and swarmed their way in, butchering and enslaving the mice. now both races are united under a single warrior leader

Location:center continent, north side

Pop: 14 +2/turn [Cannot exceed food or housing (Minus 2x #turns when above food)]

Food: 14 +2/turn

Housing: 45

Resources:

[Materials: 16]

Settlements:

[Starting Hamlet]

-Infrastructure:

Ranch

Lumberyard +2 material per turn

Iron Mine +2 materials per turn

-Defenses: Base Defenses [1]

Military:

Magic:

[Magic Theory I]

Technology:

[Husbandry I][Ironworking I][Swords I][Combat Tunneling I]

Society Bonus: [Crimson Scourge] Units gain +0.3 for each combat tech level

Race Bonus: [Viscous Vermin] +5 to offensive combat tech research

>rest of missing actions

#1 Cloony the Scourge demands the Stone Quarry, the one used to build the Crimsonwall, be remanned so that new stone structures can be built.

#2 the Rats work on a new kind of bladed weapon, one that uses the strength of iron and the sharpness of blades. iron claw gauntlets that the rats wear upon their claws, so they can scratch the earth and enemies

+[Ironworking I][Swords I]

>this turn

#1 the rats expand their territory to the south

#2 the rats focus on how to make the tunnels they dig stop collapsing after they use them so much. research tunneling

#3 the Rat Shamans continue to call upon the old ancestor rats 4/6

Rolled 8, 71, 35 = 114 (3d100)

>>47221

Nation Name:

Nyarnia

Race:

Catpeople

Background:

Deep inside of the forests on the isle of Meowvalon lies the villages of Nyarnia. The Nyarnians are a very secluded and secretive people who have always been wary of outsiders and protective of their own. They view their villages like families and that the safety of them are of the upmost importance. It is unknown when the first village was founded but they are an old and proud people ruled by a collection of elders from each of the villages, furthermore each elder has a council whose purpose is to aid them in ruling over their respective village.

They do not worship any particular deity but instead worship the land and nature itself along with its spirits and things of more fantastical nature, for example the golden apple that is said to grant great power and wisdom to any who take a bite from it, however if one is to take any more than a single bite then that gift is lost as they have proven to be unworthy through their greed. Respect and kindness is very important in Nyarnian culture, as hunters they must treat their prey with dignity and honour. While when they are foraging they must be thankful to the forest. They believe that if they hold the forest in high regard then it will in turn reward them.

Much of Nyarnia myth focuses on spirits and fantastical animals, although they are rarely threatening and seem to reinforce the positive relationship that the Nyarnians have with the forest. A Nyarnian is seen to be blessed if they are visited by a fairy and if one were to become their companion then they are destined for greatness.

Location:

Top Left Island on the Forest T

————

Pop: 10 +2/turn [Cannot exceed food or housing (Minus 2x #turns when above food)]

Food: 10 +4/turn

Housing: 45

Resources:

[Materials: 10]

Settlements:

[Starting Hamlet]

-Infrastructure: Hunting Camp

-Defenses: Base Defenses [1]

Military:

Magic:

Technology: [Hunting I][Ironworking I][Storytelling I]

Society Bonus: [Natural Harmony] Gain double food from forest tiles

Race Bonus: [Cute Cats] -1 base strength to all enemy units in combat

—-

1. Begin to expand our territory, aim for taking more forest land first.

2. Gather a small group of people to head out and search for resources that we can use.

3. Build up some defences for the Hamlet before we begin the construction of anything else. We must secure the land first before we can relax.

Rolled 87, 87, 80 = 254 (3d100)

>>47221

Nation Name: The Empire of the Soulbound

Race: Soulbound and Thralls. The Soulbound are creatures that were once humans who seek eternal life. To do this they turned the souls of their sacrifices into power and turned themselves into an embodiment of their magic. Monsters in the vague form of humans that sustain themselves on human lives and magic. For those that complete the ritual they find incredible power over the magic used in the ritual and a form to match. A soulbound who bound himself to pyromantic magic may find himself with fire instead of hair and glowing eyes or a crymancer's skin turning blue.

Background: In the human city of Freyr the sorcerers weaved magic to aid the city in their times of need and to fight off the darkness that encroached upon their home. They searched for power to protect the last hold out of humanity and to escape the fate of extinction of humanity. The sorcerers grew stronger, taught their ways to their pupils, and grew old. In their old age they feared the reach of Yama. Feared their work was not done. The sorcerers came together in study and created a ritual. The ritual required sacrifice, but what was a few orphans to the whole of humanity? When they saw their pupils again they had strength, youth, and power as they never had before. Some were in awe, yet others in were disgusted at what their mentors became and turned away.

The Soulbound, as they began to call themselves, preached that the sacrifice was necessary but it fell on deaf ears as the people saw the monsters before them. The Soulbound fled the city with their followers and controlled thralls and then fled the mainland. In that time their purpose changed from protecting humanity to solely gaining power under them as what was left of their humanity slipped from them ever slowly.

Location: Southern coast by the lake of the northern island second to the right.

Pop: 14 +2/turn [Cannot exceed food or housing (Minus 2x #turns when above food)]

Food: 14 +2/turn

Housing: 55

Resources:

[Materials: 10] [Horses: Untapped]

Settlements:

[Starting Hamlet]

-Infrastructure: Farm

Citadel (Sanctum)

-Defenses: Base Defenses [1]

Military:

+ Hero: Vladius Maximilian Ventus Albus Potter Snape VIII [+3][Earth][Inspiring]

Magic: [Blood I] [Earth I] [Fire I]

Technology: [Agriculture I] [Ironworking I]

Society Bonus: [Sacrificial Sorcery] For every 2 enemy units slain in combat reduce loses by 1 unit

Race Bonus: [Sanguine Source] +5 to research population technology

1. Whip the thralls for the slow progress and put them back to work on the second Citadel. 3/4

2. The soulbound continue to work on taming the horses. 1/4

3. Construction of a docks is started to allow Thralls to fish for food.

Rolled 40, 3, 56 = 99 (3d100)

Nation Name: Gnomeregan

Race: Gnomes

Pop:14 +2/turn [Cannot exceed food or housing (Minus 2x #turns when above food)]

Food: 14 +2/turn

Housing: 45

Resources:

[Materials: 10]

Settlements:

[Starting Hamlet]

-Infrastructure: Hunting Camp

-Defenses: Base Defenses [1]

Military:

Magic:

Technology: [Hunting I][Ironworking I][Tunneling II] [construction I]

Society Bonus: [Copyright not Included] Units can take one tag per defeated foe and add them to their own units (non-magic)

Race Bonus: [Peaceful Punks]+ 5 to non-combat research and -5 to all combat research

1.hunting is no good for gnomes we must research a way to farm in the caverns. Caverns safe. Outside not safe.

Research cavern farms+5

3/4

2. The caverns are home to all our lives and being able to safely expand them is important.

Research Tunneling III+5

0/?

3.being able to build is cornerstone of gnome society. We must find more solid ways to build

Research construction II+5

Stuff not being useful till level 3 makes this really repetitive

Rolled 60 (1d100)

>>47226

[Thunderstone Vein Power}

Nation Name: Second Sons of Thori

Race: Giants, tough almost rock like hard skin and flesh

Background: Thorri was first among creator gods, himself, the lord of smiths and craftsmen. Being him, he was not satisfied with having only created one race.

But he did not know what to make after the Dwarves, he wanted his next creation to be different. And so, in his wisdom, he decided to do the opposite of everything he had made of the Dwarves. He took small stones, and with his great strength squeezed them into bigger and bigger boulders. From these, he roared at the stones to life. Thus were born the Giants, and like the Dwarves, were formed of his image yet different. Their skin was hard, like cracked stone, for he had yelled at them and they had cracked, and they bore less hair than the dwarves.

He grew hungry, and ate, but the Giants could find no fruit nor food for them, and so they turned upon the nearby trees and animals. The animals were fast, and offered little, but the trees were everywhere and so they ate them for sustenance. Just as the Earth is the resting place of all life, including plant, so too did the Giants return wood to the earth in their way.

Thorri, still not satisfied, left to create a final race. One not yet known, or perhaps might never be.

The Giants remember and revere their father, or at least, in their legends. Like him, they are crafters and smiths after him. Although omnivorous, most flesh creatures are too small and not satisfying, and they do not farm small crops or wheat like other races, but eat the trees and plants that grow in abundance around the mountain ranges they dwell in, providing the nutrients to sustain and heal them.

Location:Anywhere on the Southern Mountains of the central continent

Pop: 14 +2/turn [Cannot exceed food or housing (Minus 2x #turns when above food)]

Food: 16 +2/turn

Housing: 50

Resources:

[Materials: 14 +2/turn]

Settlements:

[Starting Hamlet]

-Infrastructure:

+Iron Mine +2 materials per turn

Hunting Camp

-Defenses: Base Defenses [1]

Military:[Strength I]

Magic:

Technology: [Hunting I][Ironworking I][Metallurgy I][Strength I]

Society Bonus: [Titanic Craftsmen] Cannot trade with other races but gain a +10 to research metalworking

Race Bonus: [Giant Appetites] All units have [Large] tag but have double base base upkeep (Does not count towards total tags)

Agriculture 3/4

Iron Picks 3/4

Volcanic Forge 4/6

Stat Post

Rolled 13, 22, 31 = 66 (3d100)

>>47277

1. Although in general most giants are similar to stone, there are many different possible types of giants. Frost Giants, Flame Giants, Storm Giants and so on. Rather than focus on any one elemental magic, the Giants make use of all the elements. [Elemental Magic]

2. Finish the Iron Picks 3/4

+[Ironworking I][Metallurgy I][Strength I]

3. Finish the Volcanic Forge 4/6

+[Metallurgy I][Strength I]

Rolled 63, 84, 9 = 156 (3d100)

Nation Name: Castes of Amberwald Tower

Pop: 20 +3/turn

Food: 20 +4/turn

Housing: 100

Resources:

[Materials: 11+2/turn]

[Armourtoads: (Untapped)]

[Deep Sea Pearls: 1+1/turn]

[Abyssal Pearl: 1]

Settlements:

[Amberwald Tower (hamlet)]

-Infrastructure: Hunting Camp, Fishery, Lumberyard

-Defenses: Base Defenses [1]

[Pearlwald Tower (outpost)]

-Infrastructure: Pearl Divers

-Defenses: N/A

Military:

Magic:

Technology: [Hunting I],[Ironworking I],[Construction I],[Herbalism I],[Slime Fishing II]

Society Bonus: [Caste Society] For every 25 population gain +1 to research technology

Race Bonus: [Malleable Forms] +5 to expansion rolls

1. We are getting so much done! Master would have been so pleased that we are continuing his legacy and finding all sorts of neat stuff to experiment on. Sadly however, we have been so distracted by everything we neglected to actually make herbal gardens needed for our evolution. This must be rectified immediately! (herbal garden construction in amberwald)

[Construction I] [Herbalism I]

2. We have made great progress expanding in the south, but now it is time to focus on the west! The swamps are the home of these cute toad creatures and we all want one. Although having to venture out in the swamp to pick one up and bring it back into Amberwald is too much trouble. We should expand to the rest of the swamp so we can build another tower and only then will we start gathering the cute critters. (swamp expansion)

[Malleable Forms]

3. We have found the answer we were looking for and boy was it right! Fishing has indeed proven to be the thing needed to sustain our expansion. However while simple and easy we do not actually have any idea how to do it efficiently and not just enjoy getting swept by the tides for several hours before remembering to return back. So the first major breakthrough we need to do is focus, before getting into all of that efficiency stuff. (Research slime fishing III) 4/8

[Slime Fishing II]

Rolled 16, 10, 37 = 63 (3d100)

>>47279

Unseen sons of Ythlo

Pop: 15 +2/turn [Cannot exceed food or housing (Minus 2x #turns when above food)]

Food: 16 +2/turn

Housing: 45

Resources:

[Materials: 8]

Settlements:

[Vesuvius]

[Disguise]

-Infrastructure: Hunting Camp

-Defenses: Base Defenses [1]

Military:

Magic:

Technology: [Hunting I][Ironworking I][Fire Magic I][Sailing I][Net Fishing I]

Society Bonus: [Embers of Knowledge] Every arcane sanctum can sustain two units

Race Bonus: [Laval Forged] Base unit strength +1

1 Sailing II 3/6. Tales of using the stars as a guide. Thori's big hammer, and the little hammer. The heart of the sky. The red eye. Ythlo's belt which hovers Vesuvius itself. Many portents that change with the season and all must be known if we are to sail throughout the year.

2 Net Fishery 2/4. Soon the bounty of the sea will be outs for the taking.

3 Quarry. Vesuvius provides all the volcanic rock we need once its molten rock subsides and cools ofttimes with our help.

Nation Name: Second Sons of Thori

Race: Giants, tough almost rock like hard skin and flesh

Background: Thorri was first among creator gods, himself, the lord of smiths and craftsmen. Being him, he was not satisfied with having only created one race.

But he did not know what to make after the Dwarves, he wanted his next creation to be different. And so, in his wisdom, he decided to do the opposite of everything he had made of the Dwarves. He took small stones, and with his great strength squeezed them into bigger and bigger boulders. From these, he roared at the stones to life. Thus were born the Giants, and like the Dwarves, were formed of his image yet different. Their skin was hard, like cracked stone, for he had yelled at them and they had cracked, and they bore less hair than the dwarves.

He grew hungry, and ate, but the Giants could find no fruit nor food for them, and so they turned upon the nearby trees and animals. The animals were fast, and offered little, but the trees were everywhere and so they ate them for sustenance. Just as the Earth is the resting place of all life, including plant, so too did the Giants return wood to the earth in their way.

Thorri, still not satisfied, left to create a final race. One not yet known, or perhaps might never be.

The Giants remember and revere their father, or at least, in their legends. Like him, they are crafters and smiths after him. Although omnivorous, most flesh creatures are too small and not satisfying, and they do not farm small crops or wheat like other races, but eat the trees and plants that grow in abundance around the mountain ranges they dwell in, providing the nutrients to sustain and heal them.

Location:Anywhere on the Southern Mountains of the central continent

Pop: 16 +2/turn [Cannot exceed food or housing (Minus 2x #turns when above food)]

Food: 18 +2/turn

Housing: 50

Resources:

[Materials: 16 +2/turn]

Settlements:

[Starting Hamlet]

-Infrastructure:

+Iron Mine +2 materials per turn

Hunting Camp

-Defenses: Base Defenses [1]

Military:[Strength I]

Magic:

Technology: [Hunting I][Ironworking I][Metallurgy I][Strength I][Iron Picks I]

Society Bonus: [Titanic Craftsmen] Cannot trade with other races but gain a +10 to research metalworking

Race Bonus: [Giant Appetites] All units have [Large] tag but have double base base upkeep (Does not count towards total tags)

Agriculture 3/4

Volcanic Forge 4/6

Stat Post

Rolled 12, 33, 56 = 101 (3d100)

>>47286

1. The Giants love their new Iron Picks, it will help loads to carve out some of this Volcano for the Volcanic Forge 4/6

+[Metallurgy I][Strength I][Iron Picks I]

2. Keep learning Elemental Magic

3. To help with Magic, the Giants learn how to make special Conducting Rods. Metal is known to be a 'conductor' of magic, according to the scrolls of Thorri, and it works much like how the smaller races use staffs to channel magic. It's also supposed to be a good conductor of other things we haven't learned yet. Much iron is gathered with the new picks and hammered by hard giant hands to help with this.

+[Titanic Craftsmen] +10

+[Metallurgy I][Strength I][Iron Picks I]

Rolled 89, 49, 98 = 236 (3d100)

>>47279

Nation Name: The Misty Isle

Race: The Fae courts ruled by the Sidhe Fae

Background: Long have the Seelie and Unseelie court of the Misty Isle ruled over the small island. Long has their magic sustained the place and made it to the eyes of mortals and unchanging place.

That is simply untreue, the isle changes greatly, the courts of seelie and unseelie always struggle with their magic over land and stories and fun, the changes measures in inches and sprigs of new life and death.

But The Sidhe, Those who rules with beauty and grace both the courts have grown bored of this nigh eternal struggle. But before they could enact another self destructive war or culling, a spirit of wind long afield has brought word. Word of creatures like the fae, sentient, smart, but not wyld, not like the fae nor the animals. Now, the interest of Queen Titania and King Oberon turn across the sea, to seek out these "People" and have fun with them.

Location: The small island to the south east with only lakes and forests.

Pop: 14 +2/turn [Cannot exceed food or housing (Minus 2x #turns when above food)]

Food: 18 +2/turn

Housing: 65

Resources:

[Materials: 18] +2/turn

Settlements:

The Court

-Infrastructure: Hunting Camp

-Defenses: Base Defenses [1]

+Dream Sieve +2 materials per turn

Military:

Magic:

Technology: [Hunting II][Ironworking I][Illusion Magic I]7/8[Sailing I][Wild Shape Magic I]

Society Bonus: [Enigmatic Others] Units ignore forest move penalties

Race Bonus: [Illusionary Adepts] +5 to research support magic research

1. Titania continues to make strides in her grasp of illusions. As the Queen of light, radiance and warmth she needs to be able to command light as easily as Oberon once commanded shadow. 7/8

+Illusionary adepts

2. Oberon, keeps sending out his puissant goblins to expand. Yes they sucked and were slow, but they were largely expendable.

3. "WE got that first level of wild shaping done, finally"

"Yeah after dozens of us got turned into trees."

"Still we're due for a rest."

"hey guys word from up top, they want even better wyld shaping!"

"Aw Seelie dammit."

+illusionary Adepts.

Rolled 86, 23, 63 = 172 (3d100)

>>47279

Nation Name: The Empire of the Soulbound

Race: Soulbound and Thralls. The Soulbound are creatures that were once humans who seek eternal life. To do this they turned the souls of their sacrifices into power and turned themselves into an embodiment of their magic. Monsters in the vague form of humans that sustain themselves on human lives and magic. For those that complete the ritual they find incredible power over the magic used in the ritual and a form to match. A soulbound who bound himself to pyromantic magic may find himself with fire instead of hair and glowing eyes or a crymancer's skin turning blue.

Background: In the human city of Freyr the sorcerers weaved magic to aid the city in their times of need and to fight off the darkness that encroached upon their home. They searched for power to protect the last hold out of humanity and to escape the fate of extinction of humanity. The sorcerers grew stronger, taught their ways to their pupils, and grew old. In their old age they feared the reach of Yama. Feared their work was not done. The sorcerers came together in study and created a ritual. The ritual required sacrifice, but what was a few orphans to the whole of humanity? When they saw their pupils again they had strength, youth, and power as they never had before. Some were in awe, yet others in were disgusted at what their mentors became and turned away.

The Soulbound, as they began to call themselves, preached that the sacrifice was necessary but it fell on deaf ears as the people saw the monsters before them. The Soulbound fled the city with their followers and controlled thralls and then fled the mainland. In that time their purpose changed from protecting humanity to solely gaining power under them as what was left of their humanity slipped from them ever slowly.

Location: Southern coast by the lake of the northern island second to the right.

Pop: 16 +2/turn [Cannot exceed food or housing (Minus 2x #turns when above food)]

Food: 16 +2/turn

Housing: 55

Resources:

[Materials: 10] [Horses: 1 +1/turn]

Settlements:

[Starting Hamlet]

-Infrastructure: Farm

2 Citadel (Sanctum)

-Defenses: Base Defenses [1]

Military:

+ Hero: Vladius Maximilian Ventus Albus Potter Snape VIII [+3][Earth][Inspiring]

Magic: [Blood I] [Earth I] [Fire I]

Technology: [Agriculture I] [Ironworking I] [Fishing I]

Society Bonus: [Sacrificial Sorcery] For every 2 enemy units slain in combat reduce loses by 1 unit

Race Bonus: [Sanguine Source] +5 to research population technology

1. Some of the Soulbound begin experimenting on the horses with blood magic and their magic of choice to bind the horses to their will and empower the creatures.

+Blood Magic I

+Earth/Fire Magic I

2. Less complaining more building the fishing docks.

+Fishing I

3. Expansion continues onward.

Rolled 51, 57, 80 = 188 (3d100)

>>47279

Nation Name: Empire Of The Red Bog

Race: Fensworn

Pop: 16 +2/turn [Cannot exceed food or housing (Minus 2x #turns when above food)]

Food: 16 +4/turn

Housing: 60

Resources:

[Materials: 12] +2/Turn

[Bloatoad](Untapped)

Settlements:

[Starting Hamlet]

-Infrastructure:2 Foraging Post, Lumberyard (+2 materials per turn), 1 Bloodoak

-Defenses: Base Defenses [1]

Military:

Magic: [Dark Magic I]

Technology: [Foraging II][Ironworking I]

Society Bonus: [Cthonic Brood] Every fourth unit created is a Scion and gains the [Inspiring] tag but have double the base upkeep (Does not count towards total tags)

Race Bonus: [Dark Purpose] +5 to research offensive magic

1. While individual fensworn possessing remarkable magical talents are not unknown, as a whole the creatures have little formal refinement of their foul inheritance. That changes. Improve Dark Magic [6/8] +5

2. More Fensworn means more food must be found. Foraging III 4/8

3. The Fensworn have an innate urge and desire to build things, though for the most part this is limited to glyphs, fetishes and simple stick shrines. If they are to realize their dark fate then they must hone this innate urge into something productive. Research Architecture.

Rolled 48, 62, 57 = 167 (3d100)

>>47279

Nation Name:

Nyarnia

Race:

Catpeople

Background:

Deep inside of the forests on the isle of Meowvalon lies the villages of Nyarnia. The Nyarnians are a very secluded and secretive people who have always been wary of outsiders and protective of their own. They view their villages like families and that the safety of them are of the upmost importance. It is unknown when the first village was founded but they are an old and proud people ruled by a collection of elders from each of the villages, furthermore each elder has a council whose purpose is to aid them in ruling over their respective village.

They do not worship any particular deity but instead worship the land and nature itself along with its spirits and things of more fantastical nature, for example the golden apple that is said to grant great power and wisdom to any who take a bite from it, however if one is to take any more than a single bite then that gift is lost as they have proven to be unworthy through their greed. Respect and kindness is very important in Nyarnian culture, as hunters they must treat their prey with dignity and honour. While when they are foraging they must be thankful to the forest. They believe that if they hold the forest in high regard then it will in turn reward them.

Much of Nyarnia myth focuses on spirits and fantastical animals, although they are rarely threatening and seem to reinforce the positive relationship that the Nyarnians have with the forest. A Nyarnian is seen to be blessed if they are visited by a fairy and if one were to become their companion then they are destined for greatness.

Location:

Top Left Island on the Forest T

————

Pop: 12 +2/turn [Cannot exceed food or housing (Minus 2x #turns when above food)]

Dogs: 1 +1/turn

Food: 14 +4/turn

Housing: 45

Resources:

[Materials: 10]

Settlements:

[Starting Hamlet]

-Infrastructure: Hunting Camp

Kennels

-Defenses: Base Defenses [1]

Military:

Magic:

Technology: [Hunting I][Ironworking I][Storytelling I]

Society Bonus: [Natural Harmony] Gain double food from forest tiles

Race Bonus: [Cute Cats] -1 base strength to all enemy units in combat

—-

1. It's time to send our hunters to secure that forest.

2. Research ways that could help us expand into the swampy areas of the island, we must adapt to the terrain to make the most of what nature has given us.

3. Try and make some new weapons that could help us with our hunting.

I have been attempting to post for some time now. my Internet is not working correctly

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