Civ Thread!

Demon, Subterranean

>>37285694
Seconding that

>>37285694
>>37285713
Demon civs are always so shit

>>37285653
Harpy

Mountain

>>37285694
Demon
Subterranean

>>37285727
Enlighten me?

>>37285746
Stop samefagging.

>>37285727

Demon Civs are bad because they aren't Civs. It's just a single demon until you get enough followers, so they get boring fast.

>>37285762

See above.

>>37285694
Do it anon!

>>37285653
How about Naga Reef?

>>37285713
>>37285746
>>37285786
These are all the same person.

>>37285780
I see

>>37285786

I'm opposed to doing Demon. As I said, it's not about making a civilisation, it's just about finding people and eating souls. It's boring.

>>37285653
Kobolds, Subterranean

Myceana Ruins/Forest/Jungle

>>37285815
Fine, I change my vote into Celestial, Floating island

Naga
Kobolds
Harpies
Myceanea
Celestial

Subterranean
Floating Islands
Mountain
Reef
Ruins


Everything only has one vote.

>>37285847
Never see a celestial civ before, I am going with this

>>37285820
Mycenae ruins

Tie between Myceanae Ruins and Celestial Floating Islands thus far.

How about gnome, living moon

Celestials are just as shit as Demons. Way too OP.

>>37285867
argh, too late....for gnome :(

>>37285920
Its true sadly because i enjoy them still want mycenae ruins

>>37285920
Enlighten me, again?

>>37285920

I'm inclined to agree, but if I keep declining people will quit.

>>37285928

Not if more people vote dude.

Mycenea Ruins.

Thats 3mycenae yey!

>>37285954
Just look at their stats.

>>37285653
Celestial floating island

>>37285976

Myceanea in Ruins wins. Bear with me y'all.

well, if you want mycenae, fine, if you want celestial it's fine too. I am learning to make proper civ quest for demon subterranean, might be okay from picking a thing or two from more experienced guy

>>37286046
Its myceanea which sounds really fucking fun to be honest

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captcha: mybro

deus vult, myceanea

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Bio-luminescent mushroom people?

>>37286054
I love mycenae i want to play one time where we basically become venom from spiderman and you could only do that with mycenae or slime and slime living seem irrealistic

Somebody roll a d20+10 for population.

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Stronk

>>37286113

Rolled 17 + 10 (1d20 + 10)

>>37286113

Rolled 15 + 10 (1d20 + 10)

>>37286136

>>37286102
Because having predators see us during the day AND night is preferred over being seen during the day.

Myceanea in ruins? Yeah I want to play that.

Whats the average myceaneain life span?

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>>37286190
How about bleeding tooth fungus?

OK, I guess we start disscussing our vision for us as the CivMaster is preparing.

I say we mutate higly addictive substances and, first covertly, import them into other civs. When the popilus (shit substance for pleb's...best stuff for the elite) becomes addictive we start to control them

I move the motion for Mayceana Kingpins

>>37286248
Nice. Also looks like we could disguise ourselves as arachnids.

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The moss and lichen covers almost every inch of the derelict structures. It may have once been a great fort in a civilisation long passed. Amongst the clinging moss, grows crimson grass.

Decades pass, and the crimson grass covers huge patches of the walls, making the ruins look like the giant broken heart of a titan construct. From the Crimson, fungal stalks begin to emerge. Huge fleshy blossoms begin to emerge from the walls, 3 feet in diameter bedecked in the crimson of it's roots and spattered with small yellow spores.

One particularly stormy night, lightning strikes scorch the walls, and an electricity jolts the fungi from their roots. But these are no mere mushrooms. 4 feet tall, with eyes looking out from under their gilled button tops; they congregate and begin communicating with each other using strange hisses made by vibrating the gills beneath their heads.

The Myceanea bear quite agile limbs, despite their short stature, and have hardened claws at the end of their three-fingered hands.

After a quick look in each direction, yourpopulation of 27 notice that you are surrounded by dense forest. What do you do?

Season: Summer
Population: 27
Food: None
Structures: None
Technology: None
Diplomacy: None
Abilities: Spread Spores (creates more shroom turf)

Current Actions: 1
A. Scout (specify direction)
B. Gather Food
C. Research Technology (Takes 1d6 actions over time)
D. Cultivate Shroom Turf
E. Other
First 3 votes, I will break ties.

>>37286257
So we can laugh at the lesser races consuming our waste products while essentially being the British importing opiates to China? Sure, sounds fun.

>>37286257
How about we become cordyceps from last of us?

I vote we become the perfect camoflaged hunter with spores that debilitate enemies around us

>>37286313
>B Gather food

>>37286313
>C. Research Technology (Takes 1d6 actions over time)

>>37286313
Develop mycelium in the surrounding area to develop a stead nutrient supply source.

>>37286313
Vote for scouting area in ruins

>>37286313
Gather food

>>37286313
2 scouts north (or just immediat surrounding)
while the rest gathers food
>>37286352
can't research if you are starving

>>37286348
what the hell I am talking about, sorry gonna change into

>D Cultivate Shroom Turf

>>37286313
I move that we begine spore spread for more population production

Cultivate - 1
Spread Spore - 2
Gather Food - 1
Scout - 1

>>37286357

I'm just gonna chalk that down to spreading spores. I'm no mushroom expert.

>Anybody wanna change so we get 3?

>>37286457
I'll throw in another vote for spores.

>>37286457
fin i change from gathering food to spores

>>37286457
That's fine, mycelium is the "shroom turf" that they talk about in the spore spreading stuff.

>>37286457
Sure, let's get going spread spore, Mjolski,I have suggestion give about one minute time to decide (the time to wait for captcha), if nobody reach three or more, tiebreak it for us?

Just a suggestion

>>37286500
here, here

>>37286457
I change my vote from research to spread spore

>>37286457
Out of curiosity, what is our species' food source? Most mushrooms just take sustenance from the ground, but are we more carnivorous or something due to being fantasy mushroom people?

>>37286559
I like the idea of us being carnivorous, luring people into our forests, releasing spores to make them sleep/hallucinate and then we feast

>>37286559
Mushroom usually eat dead plant matter such as decaying leaves

>>37286594
>and then.......
>....
>...we feast!

i likey

>>37286594
Thats how ive always seen it. Pro tip island mycenae was fun we became algae

>>37286594
There are plenty of animals in the forest though. And they're much dumber than people.

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You soon decide that the best course of action is to spread your spores and claim more of this territory for your own. Your small fungal heads begin to spit small yellow clouds into the air, settling on walls, floors and anywhere they can reach.

After a couple of days, the whole area is surrounded in crimson. There is no denying that the area belongs to you now, and it becomes noticeable that other creatures avoid the Crimson. Insects and rodents sniff at the area before moving on their way. The grass seems to be thriving on the detritus and humus littering the ground, but the whole area lacks the cultivation to begin breeding.

Watching the grass feed reminds your people that you are hungry, and without food soon you're certain you may wither away back into the earth.

Season: Summer
Population: 27
Food: Critical
Structures: None
Habitat: 1 Hex of Uncultivated Shroom Turf
Technology: None
Diplomacy: None
Abilities: Spread Spores

Current Actions: 1 (your hunger means you can only take a single action)
A. Scout (specify direction)
B. Gather Food
C. Research Technology: Specify (Takes 1d6 actions over time)
D. Cultivate Shroom Turf
E. Other
First 3 votes, I will break ties (after a couple of minutes).

I prefer we become ascetic mycenae who survive without food though.

Imagine Shaolin Mushroom

>>37286671
Now we need to cultivate this so that we can breed

>>37286671
>Gather food

>>37286671
gather food

>>37286681
i thought we were going kingpins

>>37286671
B. Gather Food

>>37286671
Obviously food

>>37286671
>B. Gather Food

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>>37286703
Eat first, then we decide

B. Food

>>37286681
I rather like the lack of need for food we can still kingpin just with no food needs

>>37286816
I agree, I think we can survive on detritus of old tree and leaves.

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>>37286671

Your ravenous appetites cause you to devour all of the decaying plant matter in sight within hours. Everybody looks full, but there is now no stockpiled humus for you to get stuck in to. You may have to look elsewhere for food, or find a way to harvest nearby animals; which are currently too fast for you.

After a few days of being settled in, you notice that some larger animals, herbivorous in nature have begun to graze near to your Crimson abode. They are about 3 times your size, but look rather docile. Their tough teeth seem to chew through vegetative matter with ease. Along with the appearance of these creatures, you notice that other animals such as rabbit, deer and badgers have become more confident in the surrounding area. They do however, still keep a distance, on the fringes of your territory.

Season: Summer
Population: 27
Food: None
Structures: None
Technology: None
Stockpiles: None
Diplomacy: None
Abilities: Spread Spores

Current Actions: 2
A. Scout (specify direction)
B. Search for food
C. Research Technology: Specify (Takes 1d6 actions over time)
D. Cultivate Shroom Turf (choose a food or fertiliser for this)
E. Other (Specify)
First 3 votes, I will break ties (after a couple of minutes).

Rolled 6 (1d6)

>>37286890
C. Research Technology:
Granary.

>>37286890
E. Let's kill the intruder

>>37286890
C. Research Technology: Simple wooden spears.

>>37286938
search for food and granary

Rolled 2 (1d6)

>>37286950
Second this

>>37286950

You have 2 actions now.

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Right let's roll

>>37286890
>C. Research Technology: Specify (Takes 1d6 actions over time)
Mind controlling parasites

>>37286963
Third for spears,
Third for Granary/Compost Pile.

Rolled 3 (1d6)

>>37286999

>>37286999

Despite your trips, that's an evolution not a technology. That comes from cultivating with different types of fertiliser.

>>AS OF NEXT TURN, CAN PEOPLE INCLUDE A D100 ROLL IN THEIR POST PLEASE

So, how is our magic works? do individual evolve into something specific? Some of our troop grow big as ogre? Some of our group grow poison?

Rolled 19 (1d100)

rolling now?

>>37287158
After next turn, he's typing now.

>>37287158
no, next turn.

>>37287173
>>37287178
Gotcha

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From among the crimson grass, your people manage to find lots of branches and twigs. One smart soul manages to snap the branch, and notices it's sharp point (Discovered: Sharpened Spear). Each Myceanea follows suit, and you smirk amongst yourselves at your newfound lethality.

Meanwhile, a handful of you started packing mud into piles. The piles are becoming walls, and before long a modest looking hut mud hut is coming along (Discovered: Mud Architecture).

All of this hard work has once again made your people hungry, and you can't help but eye up the herd of 15 creatures in the northern clearing. Should you go after these large creatures, and risk being trampled? Or try to hunt the smaller game that gets cocky enough to venture too close?

Season: Summer
Population: 27 Drones
Food: Critical
Structures: Mud Granary (1/2)
Technology: Sharpened Spears, Mud Architecture
Stockpiles: None
Diplomacy: None
Abilities: Spread Spores

Current Actions: 1 (Mud Granary 1/2)
A. Scout (specify direction)
B. Search for food
C. Research Technology: Specify (Takes 1d6 actions over time)
D. Cultivate Shroom Turf (choose a food or fertiliser for this)
E. Other (Specify)
First 3 votes, I will break ties (after a couple of minutes).

>>37287125

When you cultivate Shroom Turf, you choose what to cultivate it with. Experiment with different fertilisers and foods to give way to new breeds of Myceanea. Your current species are Drones.

Rolled 18 (1d100)

>>37287263
C. Research Technology:
make a food storage.

Rolled 19 (1d100)

>>37287263
>B. Search for food
Hopefully we can gather a lot for the granary

>>37287263
i say we go for the small animals first

>>37287285
we are making granary. and also...you need food before you can store it

Rolled 61 (1d100)

>>37287263
B. Search for food
Hunt.

>>37287263
How does a mushroom smirk

>>37287263
E. Kill the Intruder (the big one)

>>37287263
B. Search for food, try and isolate one larger creature and kill it with spears.

I would almost like to see a sort of fungus-aztec civ develop.

>>37287319
It tips its cap to you.

Also, hunt big one.

Rolled 21 (1d100)

>>37287348
Forgot the roll

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>>37287319

pic related

>>37287331
>>37287348

Roll to hunt the larger creature.

Rolled 38 (1d100)

>>37287331
forget my roll

>>37287312
my bad. forgot the roll

>>37287263
>Hunt for smaller or weakened game.

>>37287385

Rolled 78 (1d100)

>>37287263
>>37287392
Forgot to roll.

>>37287376

>>37287139

Rolled 47 (1d100)

>>37287348
Seconding this

w8 what?
1d100 into Option menu right?

>>37287407
Oh shit, he's back? I thought he said 'tentatively sunday'?

>>37287425
yup

Rolled 98 (1d100)

>>37287443

Isolate and surround large game (cant roll im on mobile)

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>>37287378

You take a squad of Myceanea out into the clearing and try to stalk after the creatures. After a half an hour of waiting, you notice that one has strayed from the herd. You close in from all sides. Some of you throw your spears, and some of you poke and stab. The creature goes beserk and starts hooting a low rumble. The other beasts scramble in the other direction, and your prey follows.

It tramples over and crushes 2 of your men, before collapsing from loss of blood. It soon dies from shock.

You drag it back to camp, whilst some of you stay back to pick up the scattered remains of your friends. Food is food, right?

When you return, you see that the granary has been completed, and has more than enough room to store the meat and such from the felled beast. The fallen are mourned, albeit briefly.

Season: Summer
Population: 25 Drones
Food: Fair
Structures: Mud Granary
Habitat: 1 Hex of Uncultivated Shroom Turf
Technology: Sharpened Spears, Mud Architecture
Stockpiles: Bronto Hide, Bronto Bone
Diplomacy: None
Abilities: Spread Spores

Current Actions: 2
A. Scout (specify direction)
B. Search for food
C. Research Technology: Specify (Takes 1d6 actions over time)
D. Cultivate Shroom Turf (choose a food or fertiliser for this)
E. Other (Specify)
First 3 votes, I will break ties (after a couple of minutes).

>>37287569
Cultivate Turf (fertilizer working towards mind control spores)

Scout South.

Study for achilles heal of brontos

Rolled 7 (1d100)

>>37287601
seconded. both actions

get more man - more labour
get us a step closer to Kingpins

Rolled 65 (1d100)

D. Cultivate Shroom Turf (using Bronto Bone)
Should I roll 1d100 for this?

Rolled 88 (1d100)

>>37287601
Cultivate the turf using some of the beasts meat as fertilizer
Research magic

>>37287627
well i guess I just doomed us all

>>37287601

Just a note, you don't say what you cultivate towards, just what you use for it. The outcome is a surprise (somewhat).

Rolled 82 (1d100)

>>37287658
can we do half half?
if not i say cultivate with the animal we just killed

Rolled 84 (1d100)

>>37287569
>D. Cultivate Shroom Turf (choose a food or fertiliser for this)
Use some of the meat from that thing we just hunted

Okay so I got Cultivate with Bronto Meat locked in.

Any more votes for a second action?

>>37287673
>>37287670
>>37287635
>>37287627
>>37287601
Hey maybe we should research magic so as to get an upper hand against these gigantic beasts

Rolled 56 (1d100)

>>37287714
scout the surroinding

>>37287722
How about poison? Making them sluggish and weak?

>>37287800
Yeah that would be an after effect of cultivation though. With magic research we can have a stable method with less chance really.

You decide to cultivate some of the surrounding Crimson. You mash up some of the Bronto meat that you have in store and spread it amongst the grasses, which are soon greedily snatched up by roots and plant-like tendrils.

Meanwhile, you send a couple of Fun-Guys to scout south. They find that the forest ends and is replaced by fields of stumps. Endless stumps as far as you can see, it looks like some previous civilisation has been at work here.

After a couple of days, you notice that all of the Bronto meat has been soaked up, and 9 polyps are growing in various areas where you spread it. The results are promising.

The polyps tower above you, each is at least 9 feet high. They look like they are about a third of the way to maturity.

Season: Summer
Population: 25 Drones, 9 Polyps
Food: Fair
Structures: Mud Granary
Habitat: 1 Hex of Cultivated Shroom Turf
Technology: Sharpened Spears, Mud Architecture
Stockpiles: Bronto Hide, Bronto Bone
Diplomacy: None
Abilities: Spread Spores

Current Actions: 2
A. Scout (specify direction)
B. Search for food
C. Research Technology: Specify (Takes 1d6 actions over time)
D. Nurture Polyps (1/3)
E. Other (Specify)
First 3 votes, I will break ties (after a couple of minutes).

Rolled 62 (1d100)

>>37287876
>D. Nurture Polyps (1/3)

>>37287852
What kind of magic do you have in mind?

Rolled 25 (1d100)

>>37287876
Nurture polyps
Scout east

>>37287876
>C. Research Technology: Punji pit trap.

A good passive way to get sizable game without expending manpower.

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>>37287876

Forgot the map.

Rolled 58 (1d100)

>>37287876
D. Nurture Polyps and B.Search for food.. once a civilization gets an excess of food it starts to thrive

>>37287897
I was thinking frost or earth. If we do earth magic we can also use it to build buildings and other such things and geoform really

Voting D

Rolled 100 (1d100)

>>37287876
>>37287923
Forgot my roll.

D and c animal husbandry lets capture and make a zoo for better access to fertilizers

>>37287929

I change my vote to
>>37287949

Rolled 23 (1d100)

>>37287876
Nurture polyps and research magic

Rolled 71 (1d100)

>>37287876
D. Nurture Polyps

A. Scout North

>>37287967
Actually vote changing to >>37287949

>>37287923
Seconding this

>>37287876
>D. Nurture Polyps (1/3)
>E. Research earth magic

Rolled 4 (1d100)

>>37288045
oops forgot my roll

GM can I just get some clarification on the magic aspect.
-do we have like a sage or an elder?
-how do we progress it? meditation or trial and error?

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You keep some of your people back to look after the Polyps and to make sure they grow correctly. Everything seems to be going well.

After a bright spark gets the idea to capture animals and farm them, your people brainstorm ideas. Eventually, the most popular idea is to make a ranged weapon that immobilizes the prey without killing it. Prototypes are made and scrapped, until one shows promise...

A length of vine with rocks tied to either end. When thrown at the legs of prey, it entangles them and forces them to trip (Discovered: Vine Bolas).

You soon notice that the days are getting shorter, and leaves start to fall from the trees more frequently.

Season: Summer (transition)
Population: 25 Drones, 9 Polyps
Food: Low
Structures: Mud Granary
Habitat: 1 Hex of Cultivated Shroom Turf
Technology: Sharpened Spears, Mud Architecture, Vine Bolas
Stockpiles: Bronto Hide, Bronto Bone
Diplomacy: None
Abilities: Spread Spores

Current Actions: 2
A. Scout (specify direction)
B. Search for food
C. Research Technology: Specify (Takes 1d6 actions over time)
D. Nurture Polyps (2/3)
E. Other (Specify)
First 3 votes, I will break ties (after a couple of minutes).

>>37288086

You can learn magic once you birth a Polyp with a magic attunement. This is accomplished by using more rare materials to cultivate your Shroom Turf.

>>37288147
Nurture the polyps
Capture and contain as many animals to domesticate as possible.

Rolled 76 (1d100)

>>37288147
isn't one action taken on the count of looking after Polyps?

also: B.Search food

>>37288203

Roll?

>>37288206

Nurturing the Polyps is optional. It just means that they are born quicker.

Rolled 35 (1d100)

>>37288147
>B. Search for food
Winter is coming, lets find new foods maybe something better to cultivate with.
>A. Scout (specify direction)
In the direction we haven't explore yet, if only one can be picked i guess west

Rolled 74 (1d100)

>>37288203
Oop rolling

Rolled 30 (1d100)

>>37288220
then i go with >>37288203

Rolled 19 (1d100)

>>37288147
>D. Nurture Polyps (2/3)

Rolled 99 (1d100)

>>37288147
C. Research Technology: Wheel.

>>37288228
We have a supply now, let us capture and contain these animals now. Then when fall comes and things begin to decay gather the compost of said decay.

>>37288288
Seconded

>>37288288
we don't have a steady supply. just some hunting going on.
we need to domesticate them. as for the fall decay, I agree

>>37288331
Thats why I say we capture and domesticate so it is a supply.

Rolled 1 (1d6)

>>37288347
>>37288147
c. Research animal husbandry

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A few days have passed since you cultivated the Turf, and the Crimson has faded to a light pink. It would seem that the nutrients have all but drained from the grass, and they may need more spores to be ready for use again.

People go out to collect food with their newfound technology. You manage to kill another Bronto without casualties, and you trap a calf. As you drag it back to your home, you notice the other Brontos staring intently at you. They look furious.

Upon return to your lair, you notice that the Polyps are gone. In their place loom 9 giant Myceanea, picking leaves from the canopies and dozily chewing on them. Dark brown from the bottom of their legs, all 9 feet up to the top of them. They are incredibly muscled, but seem almost as docile as the Brontos. Apart from the increase in size and lack of intelligence, they seem similar to your Drones. It is also noteworthy that these Brutes do not have claws on their hands, but do have bulky knuckles.

Season: Summer (ending)
Population: 25 Drones, 9 Brutes
Food: Fair
Structures: Mud Granary
Habitat: 1 Hex of withered Shroom Turf
Technology: Sharpened Spears, Mud Architecture, Vine Bolas
Stockpiles: Bronto Hide, Bronto Bone
Livestock: Bronto Calf
Diplomacy: None
Abilities: Spread Spores

Current Actions: 2
A. Scout (specify direction)
B. Search for food
C. Research Technology: Specify (Takes 1d6 actions over time)
D. Spread Polyps.
E. Other (Specify)
First 3 votes, I will break ties (after a couple of minutes).

How can we gain/evolve photosynthesis?
lets not be dependent on one source of food

>>37288456
Domesticate the calf
Train brontocenea as our guards/muscle

Rolled 9 (1d100)

>>37288456
>E. Other (Specify)
Tame Bronto calf

Rolled 31 (1d100)

>>37288456
C. Research Technology: Let's make a wheel.

Rolled 1 (1d6)

>>37288456
c. research animal husbandry

Rolled 91 (1d100)

>>37288456
>dozily chewing on them
my god they are retarded

C.Research Tech: SleepSpores

>>37288484
As fall approaches we will have a ton of compost to gather and keep as food. This combined with domestication should aid in holding us through winter.

>>37288522
second this.

Rolled 21 (1d100)

>>37288498
Forgot to roll

Rolled 90 (1d100)

>>37288456
A. Scout west
have the giants with one original Myceanea scout and gather anything interesting or nutritious
E. Tame Bronto

Rolled 43 (1d100)

>>37288522
Choose this

>>37288522
Wait, SleepSpores is a tech? It seems more like an evolution trait

>>37288642
Yes, I think it's evolution trait too. If not, we already making poison and mind control guy

>>37288642
my bad
i dun goofed again

>>37288642

Yeah you're right, taming the bronto is confirmed. Can we get something else as action 2? Technologies are things that you would create or discover. Things like sleep spores or poison are evolution, obtained through cultivation.

Rolled 86 (1d100)

>>37288663
Cultivate the turf with the mushroom people that died. Some inbreeding should give us something weird.

>>37288663
animal husbandry

>>37288663
taming bronto does not need any animal husbandry?

>>37288663
Train our brontocenea as some muscle maybe?

>>37288689
I like your thinking anon. Second

Rolled 28 (1d100)

>>37288689
Incest, the game the whole family can play

>>37288710
Actually I like this better>>37288689

>>37288700

Well it's not quite tamed, it's just not bleating any more. To farm it, you'll need husbandry.

>>37288710 wins

>>37288710
I propose we train the brontocenea into our muscles, but through their training they learn to absolutely obay their Master. I am guessing 1 Master to 5 Broncts?

Okay, Three people already choose to cultivate shroom for their next action

>>37288736
Is it too late that we changed our minds?

You set a few people to tame the Bronto calf that you acquired. It whines and bleats for hours, but finally shuts up. You lock it in the granary, due to not having anywhere to keep it without it getting away as of yet. Meanwhile, the Brontoceanea seem content to wander around and chew on sticks and leaves.

Noticing their placid nature, some of the Drones become annoyed. They try handing spears to the Brontoceanea, but they just end up chewing on them. After fruitless hours of trying to do something about it; you notice one of the big fellas off on his own beating a tree with another tree that he has uprooted.

Before long, you have stockpiled the 9 largest logs you could find, and the Brontoceanea seem very happy to beat them into the shapes of clubs. The smartest of your clan spend some time with the Brontoceanea, and eventually get them to obey simple orders. They don't seem capable of speech, but can understand pointing and other hand gestures.

Meanwhile, a couple of Drones knocked up a small animal pen for the calf, made out of vines and thin branches. It'll hold the calf for now, but won't do fantastically if it makes an escape attempt.

You notice now that an abundance of leaves have begun to fall from the trees, and there's a chill in the air. Animals nearby seem to be collecting food and taking it to their lairs. The Brontoceanea seem joyous when left to frolic amongst the dead leaves.

Season: Autumn
Population: 25 Drones, 9 Brutes
Food: Low
Structures: Mud Granary, Rudimentary Calf Pen
Habitat: 1 Hex of withered Shroom Turf
Technology: Sharpened Spears, Mud Architecture, Vine Bolas
Stockpiles: Bronto Hide, Bronto Bone
Livestock: Bronto Calf
Diplomacy: None
Abilities: Spread Spores

Current Actions: 2
A. Scout (specify direction)
B. Search for food
C. Research Technology: Specify (Takes 1d6 actions over time)
D. Spread Polyps.
E. Build (Specify)
F. Experiment with Fertilisers
G. Other (Specify)
First 3 votes, I will break ties (after a couple of minutes).

Rolled 77 (1d100)

>>37288893
>E. Build (Specify)
A larger place to stockpile food

>>37288893
experiment with fertilizers and research animal husbandry

We need to gather more food? Should we scout somewhere else?

Rolled 93 (1d100)

>>37288926
This and B. We need to stock up for winter

Rolled 82 (1d100)

>>37288893
G.Build a pen house or what is it called for future domesticated animals. Have the Brontoceanea build it.
B.Search for food. Collect the leave and try and get more animals.

Rolled 42 (1d100)

>>37288948
Forgot to roll again

Rolled 28 (1d100)

>>37288893
E. Build: someplace to hole up.
Winter is coming.

dice + 1d100
improve turf and research traps (to place outside of animal dens)

Rolled 75 (1d100)

>>37288999
failed to roll

>>37288980
calm down. Fall has bearly beagun.
We need to prioratize:
Since you can only evolve once your imediate needs are meet, we must first gather an aboundence of food. This means
>-Bigger granary
>-Pen house or stables or what is it called for hearind.
Then we will need more population for faster growth. More people more actions can be taken.
>-Population
And I assume people will need some sort of housing (if not in Summer, in Winter for sure)
>Housing

This is Phase One in our March to Supremacy

>>37289069
Don't forget animal husbandry

>>37289133
didn't. Just forgot what it is called. It is included in the
>Pen house step

In a desperate effort to collect more food, you send out almost all of your Drones, leaving a few behind to oversee brute construction efforts.

It's a mess. They fall over each other, break things and are generally a nuisance. However, one of them seems to exhibit some intelligence that wasn't seen before. After being knocked into the mossy ruins near where you camp, huge clumps of masonry land around him. He begins piling them up and makes a tower with them. The Drones catch the idea, and formulate plans (Discovered: Masonry).
After a few hours, you have a single building made from bricks and mud. It stands firm, and can even withstand a Brontoceanea falling onto it. The structure has enough space to house either 20 Drones, 7 Brutes or the equivalent of 5 adult Bronto carcasses.

Off in the trees, the Drones search for food. The next day sees them return with mainly leaves and other decaying vegetation. A dead badger was also found, as well as a handful of sugary purple fruit.

Season: Autumn
Population: 25 Drones, 9 Brutes
Food: Good
Structures: Mud Granary, Rudimentary Calf Pen, Stone Building
Habitat: 1 Hex of withered Shroom Turf
Technology: Sharpened Spears, Stone Architecture, Vine Bolas
Stockpiles: Bronto Hide, Bronto Bone, Purple Fruit, Dead Badger x1
Livestock: Bronto Calf
Diplomacy: None
Morale: Good
Abilities: Spread Spores

Current Actions: 2
A. Scout (specify direction)
B. Search for food
C. Research Technology: Specify (Takes 1d6 actions over time)
D. Spread Polyps.
E. Build (Specify)
F. Experiment with Fertilisers
G. Other (Specify)
First 3 votes, I will break ties (after a couple of minutes).

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>>37287263

Mind if I drawfag?

>>37289176

I welcome it! That looks great.

>>37289176
Please do, thats hype

>>37289176
Nice job! Looks very pretty.

>>37289176
Yes please!

Rolled 71 (1d100)

>>37289158

The building is going to server as our Granary/Compost.
The purple fruit we hold on to and try to use it as fertalizer the next time we spore.

C.Research Animal Husbandry
E.Build Stables? for the upcomming animal husbandry. Use the stone from the ruins. The Bront's seem to work better with stone.

Rolled 86 (1d100)

>>37289158
Research fire

>>37289176
Nice
>>37289158
Alright I think its time for animal husbandry and a better pen for the brontocenea

>>37289252
we are weak to fire are we not?

Rolled 12 (1d100)

>>37289248
These
>>37289252
Thats a terrible idea. FUCK FIRE WE ARE MUSHRoOMS

Rolled 50 (1d100)

>>37289267
I need to stop forgetting this
>>37289252
Thats an awful idea right now considering we are flammable as fuck

>>37289176
saved

>>37289276
We could worship the fire out of fear.

>>37289276
>>37289303
>>37289307
I assumed that we need to keep ourselves warm.

Isn't it fall, can we harvest a lot of dead detritus from tree and grass?

>>37289318
>>37289326
Still sounds like a terrible idea also for heat we can rest in the compost for warmth decay releases heat

>>37289353

That's what you've done in the last turn.

>>37289267

This is the only vote?

>>37289326
No we shouldnt be affected by cold we arent photosynthetic or coldblooded we are mushrooms which dont need heat

>>37289373
omg hahaha yes
With spring we rise and through summer and fall we thrive. But in winter we lay dormant in the carcasses of our dead enemies.

>>37289394

Woops I meant this:
>>37289248

>>37289394
Seems we are all in agreement on animal husbandry and a better brontocenea pen/stables type thing

Rolled 93 (1d100)

>>37289399
Alright then. Maybe we should do option F if we have an extra action?

>>37289417
That actually seems like a good idea.

>>37289458
as I see we only have 2 actions

>>37289480
I misread 3 votes as meaning three actions. Sorry.

> I keep wasting all these good rolls.

Rolled 5 (1d6)

>>37289437
research animal husbandry

>>37289520
what's wrong with these dice?

>>37289520
dice+1d100
>captcha "i gank"

>>37289550
Gm gave us loaded dice. He doesnt like mushrooms

Rolled 1 (1d6)

>>37289520
My turn

Rolled 2 (1d6)

>>37289520
See if i can help the average

>>37289567
research using 1d6 no?

>>37289588
seems i can

Rolled 6 (1d6)

>>37289595
woooops
i just followed the GM sayin we all roll 1d100

>>37289569
>>37289588
small means better when researching, right? Well nice roll guys!

Your people all stay within the same area for once, and begin to get to work. The Brutes are supervised whilst they make a paddock out of stone and sticks for the young calf. The paddock is made quite large, and has enough space for a small family of Brontos to live quite comfortably. There is space for them to run and graze, and a small shelter for them to sleep in.

Meanwhile, some of the Drones begin taming the calf. After some trouble, they eventually get it to stay still and to go to it's shelter when called. You notice something very strange about the calf. As the temperature drops, small tufts of fur have started to grow on its hide. Only short at the moment, maybe a few millimetres, but noticeable.

It has also become apparent that with the withering of your Crimson grass, other animals have started to graze on your territory. They scatter when confronted, but they have grown confident. It's almost like they aren't scared now that the floor doesn't look like it's coated in blood...

Season: Autumn
Population: 25 Drones, 9 Brutes
Food: Good
Structures: Mud Granary, Bronto Paddock, Stone Building
Habitat: 1 Hex of withered Shroom Turf
Technology: Sharpened Spears, Stone Architecture, Vine Bolas
Stockpiles: Bronto Hide, Bronto Bone, Purple Fruit, Dead Badger x1
Livestock: Bronto Calf
Diplomacy: None
Morale: High
Abilities: Spread Spores

Current Actions: 2
A. Scout (specify direction)
B. Search for food
C. Research Technology: Specify (Takes 1d6 actions over time)
D. Spread Polyps.
E. Build (Specify)
F. Experiment with Fertilisers
G. Other (Specify)
First 3 votes, I will break ties (after a couple of minutes).

>>37289613
For research we have to roll 1d6 after the roll 1d100

>>37289639
wait, just to be sure, are we rolling both dice if research? like d100 for success, and d6 for turn?

Just to be sure

Rolled 85 (1d100)

>>37289625
Alright we need to spread polyps securing our territory for the time being and gather more food.

>>37289625

Forgot to add Animal Husbandry to technology, my bad.

>>37289680
yes

>>37289625

-Food seems on OK level. (to last the winter I would like it above Goo imo)
-we have stabels and granary
so we move on to population. Spread Polyps?

D:Use the fruits we colected before as fertalizer

Rolled 83 (1d100)

>>37289681
seconding polyps.
can we upgrade aggresive polyps that hold on for a year?

Should we domesticate these other animals as well? Or do we hold off?

Rolled 91, 57 = 148 (2d100)

>>37289721
spread polyps and use sugar fruit as fertilizer

Rolled 90 (1d100)

>>37289721
my bad. the roll.
As for the second action (is spreading and fertelizer count as one) i say capture another calf

>>37289736
also fertilizer

>>37289726
The reason these polyps faded is because the lack of nutrition in them.

>>37289760
I see. Is more population going to give us more action? If yes, I prefer more drone rather than something random.

>>37289811
I would want something random so we have diversity in action.

Okay we've got Spread Polyp and Cultivate.

The question is, what are you using as fertiliser?

Rolled 51 (1d100)

>>37289841
the fruit

>>37289841
Ourselves.

>>37289841
the sugary purple fruits we found

>>37289841
Sugar fruit we found last time.
I hope it will make a sweet drone for us

>>37289841
Fruit

>>37289850
1 step closer to Opium Kingpins

Somebody roll a d10. Taking the first roll.

Rolled 2 (1d10)

>>37289941

Rolled 1 (1d10)

>>37289941

Rolled 5 (1d10)

>>37289941

>>37289954
and thus, singlehandedly, I doomed us all

>>37289954
>>37289956

NNNNNNNOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!

>>37289981
>>37289986
*Tears fall* I rolled so well too

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>>37290011
could be worse.
it could be 1.

>>37290055
I am happy that it wasn't

The Drones head out into the clearing, scaring away the vermin grazing on your sweet Crimson. They cough and splutter out their Spores, which settle in the grass. After a couple of days, the Crimson flourishes again, and morale is raised even higher. The Brontoceanea have never seen the grass this vibrant before and seem ecstatic as they run through it and play.

Once the Bronts have calmed down, you squeeze the citrus juice from the fruits and splash it into the grass, where the menacing-looking blades soak it up greedily.

The next morning, 2 Polyps form in the grass, they are around 4 feet tall and a vibrant purple.

When night falls, and you are all huddled around sharing stories and generally chatting, one of the Drones speaks up. He tells your clan that he heard strange clicking noises coming from the northwest. Nobody pays attention, and they laugh it off as one of the stories. The Drone sits back down and looks thoughtful. Maybe he was hearing things?

Season: Autumn
Population: 25 Drones, 9 Brutes, 2 Polyps
Food: Average
Structures: Mud Granary, Bronto Paddock, Stone Building
Habitat: 1 Hex of Cultivated Shroom Turf
Technology: Sharpened Spears, Stone Architecture, Vine Bolas
Stockpiles: Bronto Hide, Bronto Bone, Dead Badger x1
Livestock: Bronto Calf
Diplomacy: None
Morale: Euphoric
Abilities: Spread Spores

Current Actions: 2
A. Scout (specify direction)
B. Search for food
C. Research Technology: Specify (Takes 1d6 actions over time)
D. Nurture Polyps (1/2).
E. Build (Specify)
F. Experiment with Fertilisers
G. Other (Specify)
First 3 votes, I will break ties (after a couple of minutes).

Rolled 5 (1d100)

well color me intrigue
a. scout northwest

>>37290121
Exercise caution and set up a guard to the northwest and also scout to the northwest taking spears

>>37290157
what the fuck dice god!!

Rolled 33 (1d100)

>>37290157
I vote this. Hoping for a better roll.

Rolled 3 (1d6)

FUCKING BUGS I HATE BUGS Research bug repellent but actually research bark armor for brontoshrooms and stand a guard on nw side

>>37290121

>>37290157
>>37290160
scoute with caution. we just vwant to know what is out there, not make contact.

also. fertalize with badger. get some warriors.

Rolled 61 (1d100)

>>37290160
Damn fucking forgotten rolls

Rolled 87 (1d100)

>>37290195
roll for guard

Rolled 65 (1d100)

>>37290208
i say go badger for warriors.
the Bronts were made from vegetarian animal and they seem pretty docile. they don't seem to be a good wariors. more constructors (pure construction force)

>>37285653
Is there such a picture for space races?

>>37290121
also, don't forget to archive.

>>37290244

You can't fertilise until you have a cultivated hex that doesn't already have polyps growing in it.

>>37290121
Also how will we know when the next quest is?

>>37290308

I'm not sure yet. It'll likely be this time next week. I have Uni exams this week.

>>37290308
do you even telepathy?

>>37290336
Nope, I psychokinetic

Rolled 91 (1d100)

>>37290121
>A. Scout (specify direction)
Northwest

You send a couple of scouts to the Northwest, and leave a couple of Drones and a Bront to guard the northwest of the clearing. Moving through the dense forest, your scouts stumble onto a beach. A large lake stretches out ahead of you. You can't even see the other side of it from where you are right now.

The thing that catches your attention is the crumbling tower rooted into the beach. Waves gently lap at its base, and barnacles can be seen growing up the bottom of the tower. The tower seems to be submerged by at least the ground floor. Your scouts stay back and watch for a while. The architecture seems similar to the ruins near your home, but the brick is darker, with large red gemstones protruding from the walls.

They head back to camp and report their findings.

Season: Autumn
Population: 25 Drones, 9 Brutes, 2 Polyps
Food: Average
Structures: Mud Granary, Bronto Paddock, Stone Building
Habitat: 1 Hex of Cultivated Shroom Turf
Technology: Sharpened Spears, Stone Architecture, Vine Bolas
Stockpiles: Bronto Hide, Bronto Bone, Dead Badger x1
Livestock: Bronto Calf
Diplomacy: None
Morale: High
Abilities: Spread Spores

Current Actions: 2
A. Scout (specify direction)
B. Search for food
C. Research Technology: Specify (Takes 1d6 actions over time)
D. Nurture Polyps (1/2).
E. Build (Specify)
F. Experiment with Fertilisers
G. Search the Beach Tower
H. Other (Specify)
First 3 votes, I will break ties (after a couple of minutes).

>Should I start a new thread? Still got an hour or 2 to GM.

Rolled 92, 67 = 159 (2d100)

>>37290468
Search the tower!
Nurture Polyps

>>37290468
Start a new thread.

Gather more food. We can scout during the winter.

Rolled 26 (1d100)

>>37290506
Forgot to roll

>>37290499
Second this

Rolled 8 (1d100)

>>37290468
Search the tower.
Gather more animals (alive-for husbandry)

Leave the Polyps. They grow on their own. We can just speed up their growth.

Rolled 91 (1d100)

>>37290544
I swear I have forgotten the most rolls

Mjolski, archive this, start new thread.
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