Multi-Civ quest

>>1039619
Name: Dinon
Race: 'Saurs
Location: The tile below the "sa" in Elsaur
Specialty: Stomping
Fluff: Dinon is simple nation. Big dinos rule small dinos. Puny humans get eaten by big dinos. Small dinos get scraps. Biggest, strongest, smartest dino is me, King Rex. All dinos listen to King Rex.

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Name: Pura
Race: Purans (humans with a white stripe on their forehead)
Location: pic related, the capital of Pura
Religion: White Stripes (just a generic shaman religion)
Specialty: Corruption Resistance (purity)

Fluff: A small tribe that was formed from a bunch of other tribes' White Stripe'd population deciding to leave their original tribes to unite under a single tribe at a fork between two very wide and luxurious rivers. They set up a small cluster of huts in the low-lying hills there.
There was a minor demon that tried to tempt the Purans into demon worship, but the Purans rejected the minor demon and made oaths that they would die before making deals with demons.
The leader of the Purans is chosen by a competition of riddles every 4 years.
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Tech: Stone Hammers
Assets: stone hammers
Population: 100

>>1039824
Just to clarify, about how big do you mean when you say big?

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>>1039619
>Name
Chester
>Race
Mimics
>Location
Reaver Downs
>Religion if applicable
Bagu, god of life, teeth, and wealth
>Specialty
Espionage
>Fluff
The creation of an old wizard who just wanted friends. When he died, he left his creation the gift of free will and the means to make more of themselves.

>>1039961
Do you care for any spot in particular in Reaver Downs?

>>1039988
Anywhere is fine.

>>1039619
I gtg for a bit, but I want to start at Cyndia.
I'll elaborate when I get back.

>>1040005
That's fine. Was planning to wait another 30 min-1 hour, or if 2 more people joined, whichever comes first.

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Okay, let's go ahead and start. If anyone else wants to join feel free to.

Turn 1 - Spring

Rolled 15, 58 = 73 (2d100)

>>1040346
First action: The Pura build houses.
Second action: the Pura make tools for hunting

Rolled 36, 38 = 74 (2d100)

>>1040346
1)Hunt for shiny goods
2)Train spies

>>1039619
>Name
Iktomi
>Race
Wood Elves
>Location
Dolpho, Cyndia
>Religion if applicable
Tanka (Pantheism/Shamanism)
All life is connected and part of the divine tapestry of the universe.
>Specialty
Herbalism & Animal Husbandry
>Fluff
Peaceful nature folk that draw religious/spiritual inspiration from everything they do.

Rolled 29, 60 = 89 (2d100)

>>1040346
>Scout the surrounding woodlands for edible/useful plants and animals.

>Learn to make bows and arrows.

Rolled 87, 64 = 151 (2d100)

>>1039619
Name: The Khanate of The Grass Sea
Race:Humans
Location:Sea of Grass
Religion:None
Specialty: Horse Domestication
Fluff: Long have the people lives in these planes, a nice are with mild weather. Where here they hope to prosper.
>>1040346
Build Huts
Make Crude saddles out of what they have available.

>>1040554
I should mention I want to be by the lake there.

picking a spot...

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Rolled 26, 67 = 93 (2d100)

>>1039946
Pic related.
>>1040346
Name: Dinon
Race: 'Saurs
Location: The tile below the "sa" in Elsaur
Specialty: Stomping
Fluff: Dinon is simple nation. Big dinos rule small dinos. Puny humans get eaten by big dinos. Small dinos get scraps. Biggest, strongest, smartest dino is me, King Rex. All dinos listen to King Rex.
Territory: 1 tile
Holdings: Stone Tools
Population: 100 Strong.

Action 1: Hunt. Get food surplus. Tribe works best when fed well.
Action 2: Scout area for resources and neighbors.

Rolled 52, 100 = 152 (2d100)

Name
Race: High Elves
Location: Woodspire
Religion: None
Specialty:Magical Affinity
Fluff:Two tribes recently united under one lead, Sventar, who has led them down from the mountains to settler at the confluence of the two rivers of Woodspire.

As a stone Axe is easily borne of a broken stone hammer, do we require a roll to invent axes before we can "chop trees"
Action:1 build settlment
Action:2 build boats

>>1039619
>number of workers dedicated to the task
So what constitutes a passive action?
Will people gather food, water and shelter automatically?
Do we need to learn how to hunt and forage?
Do we need to keep track of food reserves in addition to number of tools?

>nothing but Stone Hammers.
Since we have stone hammers, don't we also have flint-knapping, stone knives, cordage and fire-making?
Primitive shelters like lean-toes and grass huts automatic, or do we sleep under the stars?

>Each turn I'll make a roll out of game
So we roll 2d100 for actions and you roll one for random encounters?
Do we have a take50 system or pure rolling?
Do our specialties give us modifiers?

Sorry to barrage you with questions, but the demon is in the specifics.

>>1040455
You try building shelter out of dirt. The only thing it accomplishes is getting you dirty.
Bashing the stone hammers around, you slowly whittle them down, making them a tad sharper.
>Acquire Crude Stone Axe

>>1040486
You think you find something shiny, but it turns out to be mud glistening in the sun.
Even hiding in the bushes at night, your people people can still spot your 'spies'.

>>1040494
Your scouts go out, they find nothing but at least come back alive.
You fiddle around with some sticks you find, trying to come up with a way to attack animals from range. (Requires additional resource:Rope to finish)

EVENT: Roll 29
During the night while sleeping under the stars, a howl is heard from the darkness. Your people are startled awake. You group huddles close for safety, but the fear of the unknown doesn't wane. Your people are scared and don't sleep well, for the next 2 turns take -10 penalty to all rolls.

>>1040554
With not much on hand, you manage to work the tall grass together into a weak shelter. At the least it might keep some of the wind and rain out.
>Acquire Grass huts
With only grass around you, you weave into together into a crude saddle. It's very itchy.

EVENT: Rolled 14
It rains. A lot. The constant battering of rain and wind chills some of your people. 3 fall to illness.
>-3 pop

>>1040750
You find nothing to eat.
You find a nearby stream. You might not have food at the moment but at least you want die of thirst anytime soon.

>>1040893
Taking some fallen limbs and branches, you start cobbling them together into crude shelters. They aren't much to look at, but it beats sleeping in the open.
>Acquire Huts on Turn 3.
You gather up some nice felled logs. Beating them up with your hammers, you eventually hollow them out and forge them into a shape to take them out onto the water. They won't take you out too far, and certainly won't hold up in a storm, but you don't have to worry about sinking.
>Acquire Rough Canoes


For Event rolls I'm taking the last two digits of your posts and rolling a d100. If the die comes within +-10 of your number, you get an Event Roll. 1-30 is a Bad Event. 31-69 is Neutral/Fluff, and 70-100 is Good.
Is that okay?

Rolled 71, 99 = 170 (2d100)

>>1040997
Name: Dinon
Race: 'Saurs
Location: The tile below the "sa" in Elsaur
Specialty: Stomping
Fluff: Dinon is simple nation. Big dinos rule small dinos. Puny humans get eaten by big dinos. Small dinos get scraps. Biggest, strongest, smartest dino is me, King Rex. All dinos listen to King Rex.
Territory: 1 tile
Holdings: Stone Tools. Stream.
Population: 100 Strong.

Action 1: Learn to eat fish from stream, like bear.
Action 2: Explore around stream. Where there is water there is life. And life is another word for food.

>>1040997
How many turns food supply do we have until we start starving? Also I presume my people have water supply what with their location?
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Name: Pura
Race: Purans (humans with a white stripe on their forehead)
Location: pic related, the capital of Pura
Religion: White Stripes (just a generic shaman religion)
Specialty: Corruption Resistance (purity)

Fluff: A small tribe that was formed from a bunch of other tribes' White Stripe'd population deciding to leave their original tribes to unite under a single tribe at a fork between two very wide and luxurious rivers. They set up a small cluster of huts in the low-lying hills there.
There was a minor demon that tried to tempt the Purans into demon worship, but the Purans rejected the minor demon and made oaths that they would die before making deals with demons.
The leader of the Purans is chosen by a competition of riddles every 4 years.
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Tech: Stone Hammers, stone axes
Assets: stone hammers/axes
Population: 100
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Turn 2 actions

1: Use stone axes to chop down wood for housing
2: go hunting

Rolled 85, 20 = 105 (2d100)

>>1040997
Name: The Khanate of The Grass Sea
Race:Humans
Location:Sea of Grass
Religion:None
Specialty: Horse Domestication
Fluff: Long have the people lives in these planes, a nice area with mild weather. Where here they hope to prosper.

Tech:Grass huts, Grass saddles, Stone hammer

Population:97

Try making some of our hammers shovel shaped for shovels.

See about making some stones into pointy shapes to make spears for hunting so we could do more than chase stuff with horses.

Rolled 24, 10 = 34 (2d100)

>>1040997
Retrying my previous actions.

Rolled 98, 5 = 103 (2d100)

>>1040997
Name: Iktomi
Religion: Tanka
Race: Wood Elves
Specialty: Herbalism & Husbandry
Pop: 100
Tools: 100 Stone hammers

>Begin striking and grinding rocks against each other to make sharp edges. (axes and knives)

>Begin weaving baskets from reeds to carry stuff and catch fish.

Rolled 93, 62 = 155 (2d100)

>>1041079

>>1040902
>So what constitutes a passive action?
Mostly resource gathering, though you can take temporary boosts with Active actions.
For example, setting 10 of your people being lumberjacks will passively net you wood depending on their level and equipment.

>Will people gather food, water and shelter automatically?
For the first year, you've got enough to get through Winter 1, assuming nothing bad happens, but at the start of Spring 2 you start starving if you don't have food gathered.
Same with shelter. Mostly for Year 1 I'm giving a sort of Protection period to get on your feet.

>Do we need to learn how to hunt and forage?
Yes, don't want to eat the poisoned berries do you?

>Do we need to keep track of food reserves in addition to number of tools?
Yes

>Since we have stone hammers, don't we also have flint-knapping, stone knives, cordage and fire-making?
No, just cause I'm gonna be a butt about that.

>Primitive shelters like lean-toes and grass huts automatic, or do we sleep under the stars?
Stars

>So we roll 2d100 for actions and you roll one for random encounters?
Yes. I'm making the event rolls elsewhere.

>Do we have a take50 system or pure rolling?
Pure roll.

>Do our specialties give us modifiers?
Yes.

>>1040893
As a stone Axe is easily borne of a broken stone hammer, do we require a roll to invent axes before we can "chop trees"
You can beat trees down, but its less efficient than an Axe.

I think that answers the questions so far, if you have more, I missed one, or not satisfied with one let me know.

Rolled 71, 87 = 158 (2d100)

>>1040997
Turn 2
Name: Sventar
Race: High Elves
Location: Woodspire
Religion: None
Population: 100 High Elves
Specialty:Magical Affinity
Fluff:Two tribes recently united under one lead, Sventar, who has led them down from the mountains to settler at the confluence of the two rivers of Woodspire.

Shelter Status: Crude Huts
Current Tech: Stone Hammers, Crude Canoes
As a stone Axe is easily borne of a broken stone hammer, do we require a roll to invent axes before we can "chop trees"
Action:1 observe and devise traps for local small game/fish
Action:2 Identify edible plants in area, note seasons of bloom/fruit, store seeds for next year.


I'm assuming we know how to put points on sticks,and how to use vines, roots and bark strips as cordage. Fish traps are just stick-funnels in shallow water, and simple snares use vines and bent trees.... pre stone age stuff.

manpower assignments:
10 People will continue to improve huts.
30 People on the fish/game trapping endeavor
20 People on foraging/plant observation/seed storage
40 People gathering food from known current sources

When I have it confirmed that my woodcutters are successful and I have started hunting then I will distribute the manpower.

Looking at about 30 wood cutters and 30 hunters and the rest being builders and stuff for now.

>>1041077
With your massive maws, you plunge into the stream and Feasts on the fish. My, that sure makes catching food easier.
>You have a regular Food Source.
Surveying up stream you come to a large pond that local wildlife uses as a watering hole. Creatures of all shapes and size gather to drink. You know where food goes to drink.
>You have a regular Food Source
In order to gain Food passively from this, you have to set Population to hunting these areas.

>>1041079
The trees fall easily from the swings of your people.
>+150 wood
Your hunters manage to trap a family of rabbits in their hole and dig them out.
>+10 Food
EVENT: 83
On the way back from their hunting expedition, your hunters sot a wounded deer, tired and its leg clearly broken, its in no shape to fight or flee as your hunters put it out of its misery.
>+50 food

>>1041090
Working and shaping the rocks, you find they can now move dirt easier.
>Stone Shovels
You try sharpening the rocks, but they keep breaking and crumbling.

>>1041121
You don't even find shiny mud this time.
Your "spies" try standing perfectly still in broad daylight thinking if they don't move, you can't see them.

>>1041127
The blunt force of the hammers simply not, well, cutting it, you grind the rocks down to be sharper. This certainly beats, well, beating on trees.
>Acquire Stone Ax and Stone Knife
You grab some reeds and pretty much just pile and smash them together. it works out about as well as it sounds.

>>1041207
You mange to set up some basic traps in and around a local stream.
>You have a regular Food source.
Looking though the forest, you take note of various plants in the area, namely the edible ones. You gather up some of the fruit to eat, but save the seeds for next year.
>+10 food
>Acquired Seeds
>Your people are set to working and improving your Crude Huts.
>Food: +45 per turn

For now I'm gonna set it at 1 Food per Pop per Year for now, playing it by ear so may tweak it depending on how it goes if it seems too high or too low.

I'll either do 1 more tonight or pick it up tomorrow.

Rolled 61, 82 = 143 (2d100)

>>1041499
Name: Iktomi
Religion: Tanka
Race: Wood Elves
Specialty: Herbalism & Husbandry
Tech: Stone Hammers, Flint-knapping
Pop: 100
Tools: Stone Hammers, Axes & Knives

>Look for edible/useful plants in the forest, gathering seeds and tending the plants for future harvests.
(Herbalism bonus)

>Leave some food out for the wolves and see if we can befriend them or nab some puppies.
(Husbandry bonus)

So how many of each tool do we get and what is the rate of passive tool making?

>>1041592
let me go ahead and organize my labor.

40 - Gathering food
20 - Tool making (Axes and Knives)
20 - Scouting
20 - Wolf Taming

Rolled 41, 49 = 90 (2d100)

Turn 3
Name: Sventar
Race: High Elves
Location: Woodspire
Religion: None
Population: 100 High Elves
Specialty:Magical Affinity
Fluff:Two tribes recently united under one lead, Sventar, who has led them down from the mountains to settler at the confluence of the two rivers of Woodspire.

Shelter Status: Crude Huts
Current Tech: Stone Hammers, Crude Canoes

Action:1 Improve on stone technologies, as it would become obvious that sharp, broken hammers, sufficed as axes, then the chips had to be useful as well. Attempt to develop: STONE AXE growing on broken hammer technologies.
Action:2 Plants that make the best cordage (twine is just twisted plant fibers) try to invent ROPE

manpower assignments:
10 People will continue to improve huts.
20 People on the fish/game trapping endeavor
10 People on foraging/plant observation/seed storage
40 People gathering food from known current sources
10 eash dedicated to actions 1 and 2, with the bulk of the population also lending their spare time to the efforts.

>>1041499
Name: Flame Elves (Though, by the time others meet them, they'll probably be pirates. Their religion makes them... unlikely to form a civilized nation.)

Race: "Flame" Elves. They all share flame colored hair and features, and frequently have copper skin.. They certainly believe they have a connection with fire.

Location: Vasque Bay

Religion: (Shamelessly stolen from Doomed Hero)

1) You gotta die in a way that impresses or amuses the gods if you want to be reborn stronger. A worthy death has to be seen by the gods and fellow elves. Any elf who dies alone doesn't get reborn, so the last elf in a fight will always try to run.

2) Possession is ownership. No one owns anything unless they are actually carrying it. You keep what you kill, unless you can't carry it with you. The gods don't like when elves kill other elves because it robs them of a chance at a death worth witnessing. Death-stealing is the worst of all elven taboos.

3) Fire is sacred and can't ever be purposefully put out. It's even bad luck to let a fire burn out on its own. Fire is alive, and it is what flame elves were born from. Like dinosaurs from stones, wood elves from trees, and purans from salt.

5) Whoever blows themselves up the biggest, with the most collateral damage to enemies, wins.

6) What's four?

Specialty: Sailing and Suicidal Explosions Affinity, being the Warboys of the Sea.
Fluff: The descendents of shipwrecked sailors, apart from a few cultural artifacts, they know little of their past, but feel a great connection with sea and flame.

Rolled 91, 16 = 107 (2d100)

>>1041499
consumables I have and will add to my civ list: 60 food and 150 wood.

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my actions are

1: build shelter (30 artisan/builders)
2: set up consistent hunting and gathering (30 hunter gatherers)

Passive: 30 wood cutters
10 children doing stuff for and with parents

Rolled 51, 58 = 109 (2d100)

>>1041499
Name: Dinon
Race: 'Saurs
Location: The tile below the "sa" in Elsaur
Specialty: Stomping
Fluff: Dinon is simple nation. Big dinos rule small dinos. Puny humans get eaten by big dinos. Small dinos get scraps. Biggest, strongest, smartest dino is me, King Rex. All dinos listen to King Rex.
Territory: 1 tile
Holdings: Stone Tools. Stream. (regular food source) Watering Hole (regular food source)
Population: 100 Strong.

Action 1: Expand southward. Conquer river and surrounding area.
Action 2: Make fire to cook meat.

Set 30 dinos at each food source.

Rolled 17, 36 = 53 (2d100)

>>1041499
Name: The Khanate of The Grass Sea
Race:Humans
Location:Sea of Grass
Religion:None
Specialty: Horse Domestication
Fluff: Long have the people lives in these planes, a nice area with mild weather. Where here they hope to prosper.

Tech:Grass huts, Grass saddles, Stone hammer, Stone shovels

Population:97

Dig up clay from the ground and leave it out to dry to harden it, then use it to reinforce the huts.

Meanwhile we'll trying the spear thing again because we really need a reliable source of food.

>>1041592
>So how many of each tool do we get and what is the rate of passive tool making?
Since we're just dealing with Stone shit for now I'm just letting everyone have one, but once you build actual tools you have to set people to craft how many you want.
The more things you try to craft at once, the harder the roll will be.
For instance trying to craft 1 Iron Sword is much easier than trying to craft 50 in one go. Some goes for training people.
>what is the rate of passive tool making?
Depends on how many workers you have, skill of workers, resources, and difficulty of what you're crafting.

>>1041592
You find and harvest some blueberries.
>+5 Food
>+Blueberry seeds
You mange to lure a pack of 7 adult wolves, and 3 pups out. You manage to keep them from attacking you, but they aren't your friends, either. They know where to come to get food, for better or worse. They don't leave their packs' sight, so you'll have to either fight them for the pups, or come up with a plan. Or keep trying to be their friends. Rome wasn't built in a day.
>+20 Food per Turn
>+10 Axes +10 Knives per turn
>+to Scout Rolls
>+to Friendly Wolf Interactions

>>1041666
You Acquire Stone Axe.
You Acquire Rope.
>+35 Food Per Turn
>+10 Stone Axes per turn
>+5 length of rope per turn (I won't go into footage/yardage, requirements will simply be in how many 'lengths' are required)

>>1041704
Feel free to join in, make a post with your actions, you can roll for the missed turns. I'll add it tomorrow.

>>1041837
Your builders get to work putting together homes for your people. They put together 6 small wood huts, which hold 5 people each. This should protect at least some of you from the elements.
You set up some of your people to start hunting and gathering food there's some confusion on who does what and everyone is very disorganized and terribly inefficient. Along the way someone eats a berry they shouldn't have.
>-1 pop
>+14 Food per Turn
>+29 Wood per turn
EVENT: 29
While cutting down one of the trees, one of your tree cutters is mauled to death as a large animal jumps from the falling tree onto his face.
>-1 Pop

>>1041864
You take the Area south of you. Not hard to do when no one's there.
>+1 Tile
You make fire. Fire scary.
>Acquire Fire.
>+30 Food per Turn

>>1041873
You dig and dig, but find nothing but more dirt until you tire out.
>-10 to next physical action
You manage to sharpen some smaller rocks to use, but you smash quite a few fingers in the process.
>Acquire Stone tipped Spears.
>-5 to next physical action

Winter Turn 4
Not doing it this turn, but for future Winters, everyone gets a roll to see how bad it hurts you, modified by houses, clothing, anything that would increase/decrease your chances of survival through Winter.

During Spring Turn, increase Pops by your current amount +
>Humans: 7%
>Elves: 4%
>Mimics: 3%
>Dinos: 2%

And with that, its a night. Better call it before I make any mistakes, if I haven't already.

>>1042435
>Just find this thread
>QM calls it a night.
Dang it! When will you be back tomorrow?

>>1042478
Probably about 2pm Central. But don't hold me to it.
You can go ahead and roll and I'll put it in when I start tomorrow.

Rolled 6, 22 = 28 (2d100)

>>1042435
Thanks for running.
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Name: Pura
Race: Purans (humans with a white stripe on their forehead)
Location: pic related, the capital of Pura
Religion: White Stripes (just a generic shaman religion)
Specialty: Corruption Resistance (purity)

Fluff: A small tribe that was formed from a bunch of other tribes' White Stripe'd population deciding to leave their original tribes to unite under a single tribe at a fork between two very wide and luxurious rivers. They set up a small cluster of huts in the low-lying hills there.
There was a minor demon that tried to tempt the Purans into demon worship, but the Purans rejected the minor demon and made oaths that they would die before making deals with demons.
The leader of the Purans is chosen by a competition of riddles every 4 years.
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Tech: Stone Hammers, stone axes, wooden shelters, hunting and gathering
Assets: stone hammers/axes, huts for 30 ppl
64 food, 150 wood
14food/week, 29 wood/week
Population: 98

30 wood cutters, 30 hunter/gatherers, 28 builders, 10 kids

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Turn 3 actions

1: Discover fire and flint if possible
2: Learn how to hunt and gather better

>>1042544
FUCK

Also as a passive, my people rotate the shelter so that everyone has shelter at least a couple nights/days a week.

Rolled 28, 70, 89, 77, 30, 31 = 325 (6d100)

>>1042435
Turn 1. Establish Fishing and Log Rafts
Turn 2. Fire! Let's cook those fish! Shelter.
Turn 3. Redo the first two things that failed above, if any, otherwise work on wooden tools and fishing line.

>>1042617
Huh, well, failed, at food, succeeded at fire. Well, Warboys are supposed to be skinny. Fire's more important.

Rolled 11, 94 = 105 (2d100)

>>1042435
Name: Dinon
Race: 'Saurs
Location: Elsaur
Specialty: Stomping
Fluff: Dinon is simple nation. Big dinos rule small dinos. Puny humans get eaten by big dinos. Small dinos get scraps. Biggest, strongest, smartest dino is me, King Rex. All dinos listen to King Rex.
Territory: 2 tiles
Holdings:
Stone hammers
Stream (regular food source)
Watering Hole (regular food source)
Fire
30 Food.
Population: 100 Strong.

Action 1: Take the land to the west. Dinos know well that the secret to success is to be very, very big.
Action 2: Gather river clay by the river. I wish to make pottery.
(30 dinos each food source, 20 dinos each action)

>>1042510
Ah, forgot to ask: Do we get synergy bonus for building on existing knowledge?
For certain tasks that we spend a lot of actions on, we develop a specialty for it?
Like woodworking, masonry, weaving, farming, etc.

>>1042435
Turn 4
Name: Sventar
Race: High Elves
Location: Woodspire
Religion: None
Population: 100 High Elves
Specialty:Magical Affinity
Fluff:Two tribes recently united under one lead, Sventar, who has led them down from the mountains to settler at the confluence of the two rivers of Woodspire.

Shelter Status: Crude Huts
Current Tech: Stone Hammers, Crude Canoes, Rope,Stone Axes
Current Stores: 10 Stone Axes, Many Stone Hammers, 5 ropes, crude huts for 100 elves
Food: +170

Action:1 Scout surrounding hexes. Looking for mines, game, things that emanate magic.
Action:2 Figure out how to make sticky sap stickier. Develop Glue/varnish/pine pitch/paint

manpower assignments:
20 People will continue to improve huts.
20 People on the fish/game trapping endeavor
5 People on foraging/plant observation/seed storage
5 People gathering food from known current sources
10 People perfecting stone tools.
10 People making rope/developing glue as inspiration moves them
30 Scouting surrounding hexes / hunting

Rolled 44, 59 = 103 (2d100)

oh yeah, these

Rolled 67, 24 = 91 (2d100)

>>1039619
>>1042435
Name: Da Brewah Bunch

Race: Trolls

Leader: Big Brewah Gorbug

Population: 100

Location: Troll Marshes

Religion: Da Great Bowl: The Trolls pray only to "Da Great Bowl", a gigantic cauldron made of iron, placed in a big tent at the centre of their camp (which the trolls use as a church of sorts). They firmly believe that the cauldron is the secret to their drinks' magical effects. One could guess that the trolls always use Da Great Bowl when they create their most holy drinks, such as the "Gizzardbelch", the "Eyesplodah", or even the fabled "Fungagronch".

Speciality: Alchemy, or, as the trolls call it, "Brewology" (The art of brewing alcoholic beverages with magical properties)

Technology: Stone tools

Fluff: Great things come from terrible ideas. In this case, the Troll Shaman Gorbug's horrible idea was to start eating fermented Black Fungus everyday, for the rest of his life. What followed the first few days were hallucinations, the creation of an enormous cauldron made of iron, and the first troll alchemist. The Mad Shaman quickly told his fellow tribesmen about the wonders of the Black Fungus, the teachings of Da Great Bowl, and showed them how to create these holy potions. The other trolls quickly learned this new art, and soon enough most of them became Brewaz. From there, Da Great Bowl united the tribe under a new leader.

>1)Search alchemical ingredients found within the marsh
>2) hunt for food. Trolls require much sustenance.

Rolled 16, 27 = 43 (2d100)

>>1042435
>>1042510

Name: Iktomi
Religion: Tanka
Race: Wood Elves
Specialty: Herbalism & Husbandry
Tech: Stone Hammers, Flint-knapping
Pop: 100(+4%)
Food: 25(+20) Storage for the coming year?
Tools: Stone Hammers/Axes/Knives (100/110+10/110+10) Enough for everyone+?
Assets: Blueberry bushes, Blueberry seeds
Assigned Labor:
40 - Gathering food (+20)
20 - Tool making: Fish Traps (+ to basket-trap weaving)
40 - Wolf Taming (+ to friendly wolf interactions) [7 adults & 3 pups]

>Befriend the wolves. Start hand-feeding the pups and teach adults not to bite the hands that feed them. (Husbandry bonus, 40-Labor bonus)

>Weave fishtraps to put in the river (20-Labor bonus)

Rolled 27, 23 = 50 (2d100)

>>1039619

Civ: Ban Ard
Leader:(Emhry) Thyssed Cirimalion Ard Gneibi
Race: Human
Location Markhaven
Capital: Lan Exeter
Population (1500): 1500 humans,
Religion: 1) Cult Of Solandis (most popular) 2) Old Elven Pantheon of Heaven,
Speciality: Rapid Breeders. (faster pop growth rate)
Fluff: a collection of human tribes from the peaks of diemes found the courage to brave the plains and managed to make a small bustling town in eleven ruin of Markhaven.
Tech: Crude hammers.

>Actions:
1) Learn how to make casting molds
2) improve farming (landclearing methods)

>>1044613
You're an eager beaver aren't you?

Rolled 2 (1d3)

>>1042544
You're down to 29 Wood, the 6 huts ate up 25 wood each, you only have the 29 from passive gain this turn.
In attempt to fight the cold, one of your people fiddles with some rocks and stick. He manages to start a fire... on himself. He quickly burns up, screaming in pain as the fire consumes him, but not before running into one of the huts, burning it down with him. Your people don't know how he did it, but they're scared to try it themselves.
>-1 Pop
>-1 Hut
>Fear of Fire makes it harder for your people to discover it.
You people go out hunting for animals and food to eat. They partially succeed... in that a wild boar finds them, and tramples one hunter to death.
>-1 Pop

>>1042617
You try to fish, but fall into the water. One man doesn't come back up.
>-1 Pop
You grab some vines and strap some logs together. It isn't pretty, and you're pretty sure a good wind/wave could tear it apart, but it gets you over the water.
>Learned Crude Driftwood Long Rafts
Disco Inferno, Baby!
>Discover Fire
You pick up some drift wood logs and hobble them together. This definitely isn't up to safety standards.
>Discover Crude Driftwood Huts
You're pretty sure you're fishermen aren't even trying at this point, they're just splashing around in the water. At least they all come back this time.
You're people mess around with sticks trying to use wood. You end up just playing with your wood all day.

>>1042705
You send a group of Dinos West to claim for your own. 19 come back, and refuse to talk about what happened to the missing 1.
>-1 Pop
Digging around in the river, you find dirt that's different than dirt.
>Discover Clay
>+180 Clay

>>1042781
You send some scouts out. They come back with nothing, and having found nothing of interest.
You try making the already annoyingly sticky tree goo even stickier. You don't quit reach your goal, but you think you're getting close. Now if you can just find a way to get the sticky stuff off your hands...

>>1043905
You find some a pretty smelling white plant.You don't know what it does besides smell nice.
>??? flower
You find no food, but a large bear makes food of one you.
>-1 pop

>>1044547
They don't like that. They don't like that at all. One of the tamers is attacked, but barely manages to survive. The wolves are now VERY apprehensive of you.
Rolling to see if he survives. 1-2 Yes, 3 No.
You weave some baskets to catch fish, but they don't hold up.

>>1044613
You only start off with 100, but I'll give you an additional 5%(12%) yearly population increase. You start with 112.
You play around in the dirt, tiring yourself out.
>-5 to next physical action
You play around in the dirt some more.
>-5 to next physical action.

A bit of info on workers after this post.

Rolled 87, 36 = 123 (2d100)

>>1044838
>>1044862
oh sorry, I came from the other nation building thread.

Civ: Ban Ard
Leader:(Emhry) Thyssed Cirimalion Ard Gneibi
Race: Human
Location Markhaven
Capital: Lan Exeter
Population (112): 112 humans,
Religion: 1) Cult Of Solandis (most popular) 2) Old Elven Pantheon of Heaven,
Speciality: Rapid Breeders. (faster pop growth rate)
Fluff: a collection of human tribes from the peaks of diemes found the courage to brave the plains and managed to make a small bustling town in a elven ruin of Markhaven.
Tech: Crude hammer

>action
1) Start a religious festival, "tousaintly festival" Where food is shared and people rest for an entire week while offering thanks to solandis.
2)forage food.

>>1044862
Workers use the leveling system like explained in the OP. Right now their pretty much mindless peasants, so they aren't going to be very good at their work, with some jobs being harder than others.
Gathering some fruit is a lot easier than taming some wolves.
Which is why 30 unskilled gatherers only nets you 15 food. They're dumb.
Some jobs will have even worse rates. Unskilled animal tamer trying to work with wolves will only get 1/10 of a bonus. Meaning you'd need 10 just to get +1.
You can train workers, like soldiers, to improve their skills. However the turns they spend training, they aren't working. If you have 40 food gatherers all take a turn to Train, you get no Food from them that turn.
And to make things a bit simplier on me, You can only Assign/Unassign workers in Spring, and changing worker jobs erases their skill level.
If you take a 4* Woodcutter and make him a food gatherer, he'll be 1 star, and even if you move 1 back, it'll be a 1 star Woodcutter, so try not to go back and forth too much.
Also, its easier/faster to train a few people at a time compared to large groups. Some thing with Crafting.
People will not gain passive skill. Even if you have the same 100 people cutting wood for 10 years, they'll always be the same level.


For food, to make the math easier for me and easier to keep up with, during the Winter Turn is when the Food will be deducted.
Its Spring 2, I need to remember to put the seasons down.

Rolled 98, 2 = 100 (2d100)

>>1044862
Top kek. Looks like I will try to make a civ that never discovers fire.
---
Name: Pura
Race: Purans (humans with a white stripe on their forehead)
Location: pic related, the capital of Pura
Religion: White Stripes (just a generic shaman religion)
Specialty: Corruption Resistance (purity)

Fluff: A small tribe that was formed from a bunch of other tribes' White Stripe'd population deciding to leave their original tribes to unite under a single tribe at a fork between two very wide and luxurious rivers. They set up a small cluster of huts in the low-lying hills there.
There was a minor demon that tried to tempt the Purans into demon worship, but the Purans rejected the minor demon and made oaths that they would die before making deals with demons.
The leader of the Purans is chosen by a competition of riddles every 4 years.
---
Tech: Stone Hammers, stone axes, wooden shelters, hunting and gathering
Assets: stone hammers/axes, huts for 25 ppl
78 food, 58 wood
14food/week, 29 wood/week
Population: 96

30 wood cutters, 30 hunter/gatherers, 26 builders, 10 kids

---
Turn 4 actions

1: Try to set up hunting and gathering again
2: Build with a focus on learning - so aim for about two houses but as good a quality as possible.

Rolled 18, 12 = 30 (2d100)

>>1044862
Spring 2
Name: Iktomi
Religion: Tanka
Race: Wood Elves
Specialty: Herbalism & Husbandry
Tech: Stone Hammers, Flint-knapping
Pop: 104(+4%)
Food: 45(+20)
Tools: Stone Hammers/Axes/Knives (100/120+10/120+10)
Assets: Blueberry bushes, Blueberry seeds
Assigned Labor (Only change in spring):
40 - Gathering food (+20)
30 - Building/Gathering Materials
15 - Tool Making
10 - Training Weavers
5 - Training Foragers
4 - Training Animal Tamers

>Weave fishtraps to put in the river

>Weave cordage from tree bark or grass or whatever else presents itself

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>>1045007
>mfw its happening again

every single time I join one of these games, my most basic and simple early-game actions get rekt by bad rolls.
Should I go ahead and off myself?
Should I link a video to show you how incredibly low the DC for these tasks are irl?

maybe there should be a function on the rate of success of an action if it was done again after a failure.

Rolled 43, 72 = 115 (2d100)

>>1044862
Name: Dinon
Race: 'Saurs
Location: Elsaur
Specialty: Stomping
Fluff: Dinon is simple nation. Big dinos rule small dinos. Puny humans get eaten by big dinos. Small dinos get scraps. Biggest, strongest, smartest dino is me, King Rex. All dinos listen to King Rex.
Territory: 2 tiles
Holdings:
Stone hammers
Stream (regular food source)
Watering Hole (regular food source)
Fire
60 Food.
180 Clay.
Population: 101 Strong.

Action 1: Make pottery. Pots. The things that hold water. I've seen humans with them. Once. Big pots. Smooth pots. Beautiful pots. I want them. I need them. Make them.
Action 2: Gather stone.
(30 dinos each food source, 20 dinos each action)

I'll probably do the next round in about 1 1/2 - 2 hours.
Don't wanna move too slow, but don't wanna go so fast that people are constantly missing turns. Give people a chance.

>>1045075
At least you probably can into fire.

Fortunately my hunting and gathering is top tier. Unfortunately my builders are naturally incompetent at house construction.

---
OP, we will have magic right? Would I be able to discover a minor magic that involves the body warming itself up and resisting cold? Since I plan to never discover fire.

>>1045161
Yeah, magic is a thing, but its not 'casual' magic, as in you can't just throw some books in front of of someone and eventually get a mage, and eventually get a mage army.
Certain races are more prone to having magically capable people than others.
Some might even be completely devoid of it. And it won't be something you can say "I wanna learn magic." You'll either discover it accidentally, or though someone/something else showing it to you.
Once you know of it however, you can start learning/developing it.

>>1044943

It is wholly unrealistic that a 4**** woodcutter forgets all that he knows about woodcutting if he stops to gather food for a few turns... It is a hallmark of subsistence survival to have many talents in many areas. If we were this incapable of learning, our tribes wouldn't have been 100 strong in the first place.

no one could cut wood for 100 years and not get better at cutting wood.

my .02

>>1045238
>>1044943
indeed, people should be able to have at least 3 skills they can max.

Remember of course that they will still need to watch out for jack of all trades master of none, so changing them wouldn't be something you want to do too often.

Also, I think that there should be gaining of skill passively, since if you are going for realism you need to make sure that the obvious realistic stuff is realistic otherwise it's a bit silly.

But yeah, keeping it simple is important.

How about spending time training them actively is what is necessary to make them discover stuff, whereas them doing their job passively improves their competency at what they already know?

>>1045207
Great Setting Op, Restrictions are there when it makes sense, like in magic, although that penalty for managing pop is kinda too high, Might also request a advantage on rolls that are taken right on the same subject after a failure (experience factor) so people don't just quit if they have a few strings of bad rolls

>>1044862
>additional 5%(12%) yearly population increase
Pop growth nearly double normal humans. Triple that of elves, and leagues ahead of dinos and mimics.

Those are not humans. Those are rabbits. They will overrun the planet without even trying.

>>1045483
oh don't worry, elf, we will try.

>>1045483
Rabbits are made to be eaten. Hahaha

>>1045161
>>1045207
I may change my mind on that, but really the problem comes down to
>But yeah, keeping it simple is important.
Keeping up with how often workers passively get better is a bit more effort than making a 1 time roll and seeing if and how much they get better. It doesn't make sense, but I'll go ahead and admit having 1-2 less things to keep up with makes it easier on me.

>>1045483
Yeah, it seems it might be a bit high. I was thinking food requirements might keep them in check, but I'm not sure if food is as big an issue as I'd like it do be.

>>1045627
Butterlord? want to set up discord so we can talk in chat

>>1045415
If you barely fail, it does, for instance the sap and pine pitch will be easier to learn next time.
Failing badly won't grant that benefit.
30 and under is failing badly.

>>1045636
Nah

>>1045627
>food requirements might keep them in check
Hm, hadn't looked at that angle
Although he also has more labor to gather food.

>I'm not sure if food is as big an issue as I'd like it do be.
idk, I'm looking at barely breaking even this year at my current level.

>>1045659
sounds reasonable.

How much food per person is required?

>>1045161
That's what you think. I still haven't rolled a nat1 itt yet.
Last civ I rolled three. Just for miffing baskets!

>>1044920
The festival is a wonderful success. The people are happy, and well rested. And you think you might have earned a small blessing.
>+5 to both rolls or +10 to one next turn only. Must specify which.
You find nothing.

>>1044994
You organize your hunters and gatherers again, after the clusterfuck that was your last attempt. They move, hunt, and gather like men and women possessed. Nothing short of a miracle, cause man did they suck ass last time.
(I'm going to take this as a training turn, gain no Food this turn, up 30 hunter/gatherers to 2*. They now gather 21 Food per turn.)
You don't know how it happened. Some of the people wanted to learn to build new and better houses, so they get the smart idea to tear on the the preexisting ones down to study it. It goes poorly as the hut collapses on them, killing them.
>-1 Hut
>-5 Pop
EVENT: 56 Neutral/Fluff.
It's a pretty day.
The sun is shining, the birds are chirping, and not a cloud in the sky. Your people are thankful for the gifts they've received, and the strength to persevere through the bad times. If only everyday could be this nice.

>>1045007
Try as you might you just can't get either project to come together. Your people are frustrated at the repeated failure.
>-10(5 from each action) to next Discovery attempt.

>>1045109
You try to get the clay to take and hold form, but it doesn't quite stay. You're sure you're on the right track, so perseverance cold be the key.
>-10 Clay
I can't think of how to make getting stone interesting, so you get some stone.
>+120 Stone

Summer 2

In the event you miss a turn or so, you gotta make them up on the turn you return, if not you forfeit the missed turn(s). I doubt anyone would do it, but its just in case someone tries to store missed rolls for something like a fight.

>>1045805
For now, its 1 Food per Person, per Year, deducted from your current Pop during Winter, just cause its easier to keep up with doing it once a year instead of 4 times, even if again it doesn't make sense.
I'm not quite sure if that's a decent amount, too much, or too little. Once I'm sure its in a good place I'll implement that having and feeding your people more will give benefits. Well fed people are happier and stronger people.

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Rolled 38, 83 = 121 (2d100)

>>1045935
Civ: Ban Ard
Leader:(Emhry) Thyssed Cirimalion Ard Gneibi
Race: Human
Location Markhaven
Capital: Lan Exeter
Population (112): 112 humans,
Religion: 1) Cult Of Solandis (most popular) 2) Old Elven Pantheon of Heaven,
Speciality: Rapid Breeders. (faster pop growth rate)
Fluff: a collection of human tribes from the peaks of diemes found the courage to brave the plains and managed to make a small bustling town in a elven ruin of Markhaven.
Tech: Crude hammer

>action
1) send a large party this time to forage
2) send party to cut trees and collect twings and kindling.

Rolled 72, 90 = 162 (2d100)

>>1045935
Well that means that I still need to make another 30 a turn to deal with the deficit

turn 5

action 1: build shelter

action 2: build shelter

>>1045935
>>1045964
oh sorry forgot the blessing, just to be fair, I will make it apply to both. so +5 only.

Rolled 88, 60 = 148 (2d100)

>>1045935
Name: Dinon
Race: 'Saurs
Location: Elsaur
Specialty: Stomping
Fluff: Dinon is simple nation. Big dinos rule small dinos. Puny humans get eaten by big dinos. Small dinos get scraps. Biggest, strongest, smartest dino is me, King Rex. All dinos listen to King Rex.
Territory: 2 tiles
Holdings:
Stone hammers
Stream (regular food source)
Watering Hole (regular food source)
Fire
90 Food.
120 Stone.
170 Clay.
Population: 101 Strong.

Action 1: Make large houses of stone, using clay as mortar.
Action 2: Pots Pots Pots Pots Pots Pots Pots Pots Pots Pots Pots Pots Pots Pots Pots Pots Pots Pots Pots
(30 dinos each food source, 20 dinos each action)

Rolled 47, 9 = 56 (2d100)

>>1045935
Summer 2
Name: Iktomi
Religion: Tanka
Race: Wood Elves
Specialty: Herbalism & Husbandry
Tech: Stone Hammers, Flint-knapping
Pop: 104(+4%)
Food: 65(+20)
Tools: Stone Hammers/Axes/Knives (100/130+10/130+10)
Assets: Blueberry bushes, Blueberry seeds
Assigned Labor (Only change in spring):
40 - Gathering food (+20)
30 - Building/Gathering Materials
15 - Tool Making
10 - Training Weavers
5 - Training Foragers
4 - Training Animal Tamers

So we need to spend an action to train people or just delegate them to training status?
>Then train Weavers. (and tamers & foragers too, but mainly weavers)
If we don't need an action to train:
>Try weaving cordage again.

>Weave wattle & daub huts

>>1045980
lols.

>>1045980
>>1045986
This is exactly what I was talking about.
Its happened so many times I can't even laugh it off anymore.

I think I'm gonna quit next turn if something good doesn't happen. I'm getting so far behind, I won't be able to compete in the late game.
These idiots don't deserve to live.

>>1046035
Bro, I'm still at the bottom I'm so behind It's not even funny, Besides you have animal husbandry and shit, you can make big animal armies, think about the nation fluff. think about the pride of your nation, think about the fun we can have. who knows, all of your good rolls might be in the future, or in military matters, or in diplomacy. Or even in magic.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tYzMYcUty6s

>>1045980
>So we need to spend an action to train people or just delegate them to training status?
Spend an action, they stop doing their job for that turn and train, then go back to work next turn.

And bad shit happens. Hell in the other one I was a a race of doctors who couldn't find 1 fucking plant and make medicine out of it, I'm more militaristic with my archers than I am a healer. Too bad its seems pretty dead.

>>1046051
>all of your good rolls might be in the future, or in military matters, or in diplomacy. Or even in magic
You know, your right. Who needs food and shelter anyway?
I'll just focus on being such a good magical military diplomat that I don't need food and shelter!

>you have animal husbandry and shit
which also failed miserably and distracted me from shelter building.

I've decided to see what happens this winter. If I don't die of exposure, maybe I'll feel better.

>>1045964
You find nothing but old game trails, overgrown from a long period of disuse, but stumble upon a small berry bush. It isn't much, but its something and you pick it clean.
>+10 Food
Your wood gathering party is luckily more lucky. You find a decent amount of wood laying around, and the tree fall easily without problems, like big animals being in them.
>+130 Wood

>>1045968
Using most of your firm, hard wood, you erect 3 new Small Huts.
Somewhere along the way of building the 4th Hut, someone must've forgot what they were supposed to do and winged it. Its the same size, but a bit stronger and keeps the weather and cold out better.
>Discovered and built 1 Strong Small Wood Hut.
>You have 4 Wood left

>>1045976
You pile big rocks for big Dinos up, sticking them together with the Clay. It holds together quite nicely.
>Build 2 Large Stone house (Fits 4 cramped/2 comfortable Big Dinos) (50 Stone 25 Clay Each)
>-100 Stone, -50 Clay you're big guys, you use a lot of material
>20 Stone remain
>120 Clay remain
You keep working the clay into pots, until finally they hold firm. They aren't pretty, but they do their job.
>Acquire Pottery
>-20 Clay per Pot
>6 Ugly Large Pots Acquired
>0 Clay Remains

>>1045980
You have your Weavers take some time off from working to just try and get better. They manage to improve, and they seems to be failing less badly, though they still aren't making anything yet.
>10 Weavers are now 1*
No one talks about that time, mainly cause even the people there don't know how it happened. It was bad and everyone involved felt bad. Just talking about it brings the mood crashing down. They simply accept 1 man died.
>-1 pop

Fall 2

We'll do Winter 2 and call it a night.

>>1046640
no fall?

>>1046658
It is Fall now, Winter is next turn which is where I'm calling it a night.

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Rolled 11, 7 = 18 (2d100)

>>1046670
Civ: Ban Ard
Leader:(Emhry) Thyssed Cirimalion Ard Gneibi
Race: Human
Location Markhaven
Capital: Lan Exeter
Population [12%/year] 112 humans,
Religion: 1) Cult Of Solandis (most popular) 2) Old Elven Pantheon of Heaven,
Speciality: Rapid Breeders. (faster pop growth rate)
Fluff: a collection of human tribes from the peaks of diemes found the courage to brave the plains and managed to make a small bustling town in a elven ruin of Markhaven.
Tech: Crude hammer
Assigned Labor (Only change in spring)
50 - gathering food
50 - building/gathering materials
stockpile
>10 food
>130 wood

>action
1) Make shelter
2) Find more food, specifically grains to store.

>>1046699
whew guys
the dice gods!!!! please bless this thread!

Rolled 75, 75 = 150 (2d100)

>>1046640
Fall 2
Name: Iktomi
Religion: Tanka
Race: Wood Elves
Specialty: Herbalism & Husbandry
Tech: Stone Hammers, Flint-knapping
Pop: 103(+4%)
Food: 85(+20)
Tools: Stone Hammers/Axes/Knives (100/140+10/140+10)
Assets: Blueberry bushes, Blueberry seeds
Assigned Labor (Only change in spring):
40 - Gathering food (+20)
29 - Building/Gathering Materials
15 - Tool Making
10 - Trained Weavers [T1]
5 - Training Foragers
4 - Training Animal Tamers

>Set Trained Weavers, the 29 untrained builders and anyone else with spare time to making wattle & daub houses post haste.

>Have the 15 tool makers, the 9 inactive trainees and anyone else who can help work on making fire by any means necessary. Preferably Bow-Drill for weaving synergy, but we know how well that has been working out lately.

I'm also assuming we have enough materials from the 30 people that were dedicated to the task for the last two turns.

>>1046640
Name: Pura
Race: Purans (humans with a white stripe on their forehead)
Location: pic related, the capital of Pura
Religion: White Stripes (just a generic shaman religion)
Specialty: Corruption Resistance (purity)

Fluff: A small tribe that was formed from a bunch of other tribes' White Stripe'd population deciding to leave their original tribes to unite under a single tribe at a fork between two very wide and luxurious rivers. They set up a small cluster of huts in the low-lying hills there.
There was a minor demon that tried to tempt the Purans into demon worship, but the Purans rejected the minor demon and made oaths that they would die before making deals with demons.
The leader of the Purans is chosen by a competition of riddles every 4 years.
---
Tech: Stone Hammers, stone axes, strong wood huts, hunting and gathering
Assets: stone hammers/axes, huts for 45 ppl (one strong small wood hut)
78 food, 4 wood
21 food/week, 29 wood/week
Population: 108

30 wood cutters, 30 tier 2 hunter/gatherers, 26 builders, 10 kids, 10 spare dudes that do the actions too.

---
Turn 6

Action 1: Discover good clothing material
Action 2: Improve food production so that we are making some sort of surplus.


(remember my builders are doing stuff passively)

Rolled 63, 85 = 148 (2d100)

>>1046869
>>1046640

>>1046640
>6 Ugly Large Pots Acquired
SO worth it

Rolled 24, 87 = 111 (2d100)

>>1046640
Name: Dinon
Race: 'Saurs
Location: Elsaur
Specialty: Stomping
Fluff: Dinon is simple nation. Big dinos rule small dinos. Puny humans get eaten by big dinos. Small dinos get scraps. Biggest, strongest, smartest dino is me, King Rex. All dinos listen to King Rex.
Territory: 2 tiles
Holdings:
Stone hammers
Stream (regular food source)
Watering Hole (regular food source)
Fire
2 Large Stone Houses
6 Ugly Large Pots
120 Food.
20 Stone.
0 Clay.
Population: 101 Strong.

Action 1: Learn 20 'saurs to prepare meat better. Are they even cooking it?
Action 2: Make clay quarry. Need more clay for more pots.
(30 dinos each food source, 20 dinos each action)

>>1046699
>50 - gathering food
>+25 Food per turn
You try to build shelter to get you through the coming Winter, but it doesn't quite work out as your ramshackle hut collapses mid build, taking 2 men with it.
>-2 Pop
Going out to search for food ends worse than your shelter attempt as 3 of your people don't come back.
>-3 Pop

>>1046761
You pull some manpower and start building houses from sticks and mud. The children give you stink eyes for all the times you told them not to play in the mud. Its a dirty job, but you manage to get it done. You sacrifice quality for quantity.
>10 Crude Daub Houses (fits 5 each)
Rubbing themselves to warm up, one of your smarter individuals gets the idea of rubbing other things together to see if that would warm them more. The result is a nice little fire! And no burned themselves up!
>Acquire Fire

>>1046869
Passive Builders:
>1 new Small Wood Hut has been built.
You find some decent grass to make clothing with, but its very itchy and uncomfortable.
>Discover grass clothes
You work with your hunters and gathers, making them more capable to their tasks.
>30 Hunters/gathers are now 3*
>Gain no food next turn.
>Food gain is now 24 per turn
(If you didn't mean to train them, sorry. I can't really think of any other way to increase your food production when your only source is sending people to look for it.)

>>1047006
You try cooking your food, maybe to make it taste better? It doesn't quite work out as you burn it, rendering it inedible.
>-20 Food
You set you saurs to the task of regularly gathering Clay. You find a nice spot and set up pretty nicely.
>Acquire Clay Quarry
>You'll need to set workers to regularly gather Clay
>Quarry is 1*, all Clay workers benefit from it.
EVENT: 58
You look down upon your big, well, not as big as you, dinos, your small dinos, and pretty much everything else. Which is usually what really big individuals do. The air is lightly windy, chill of the coming Winter riding with it. But you're not worried. Cause you're big. And that's all that matters.

With the Quarry brought up, I really should've mentioned it earlier, but establishing Camps, Quarries, Mines, Farms, etc will help boost workers.
Establishing and building up a proper Mine will be more effective then just sending miners to dig in the hills. Though upgrades are limited depending on what resources on tech you have. For instance you'll never get a 10* Lumber Mill with only stones to work with no matter how well and often you roll for it. Apologies for not mentioning it earlier.

The d100 for Winter will be rolled in Spring to see how well you handled it.

And its now Winter 2.

>>1047291
Forgot to say that's all for tonight. We will pick up tomorrow on Spring 3.
If you have comments, questions, suggestions, or complaints, leave them here and I'll address them as best I can. Have a good night.

>>1047335
what time will you come oh glorious op.

Rolled 44, 68 = 112 (2d100)

>>1047291
Fairly happy with my 26% improvement to my hunting and gathering. Unfortunately that's only 96 food a year which is too low. I should probably improve upon it but I can't shift my 3*huntergatherers from getting food now.

---
Action 1: my builders (they will also be the craftsmen) will discover how to make knives for finer cutting and stabbing.

Action 2: my lumberjacks will research better wood cutting techniques. So no wood this turn but hopefully they can do more than one wood a turn each.

>>1047364
I plan to start up around 2-3 Central. Give or take an hour.

>>1047393
make a discord or something so you can notify us

Rolled 87, 38 = 125 (2d100)

>>1047291
Winter 2
Name: Iktomi
Religion: Tanka
Race: Wood Elves
Specialty: Herbalism & Husbandry
Tech: Stone Hammers, Flint-knapping(axes & knives), Friction-Fire, Crude Daub Huts(5cap/each)
Pop: 103(+4%)
Food: 105-103(+20)
Tools: Stone Hammers/Axes/Knives (100/150+10/150+10)
Assets: Blueberry bushes, Blueberry seeds, 10 Crude Daub Huts
Assigned Labor (Only change in spring):
40 - Gathering food (+20)
29 - Building/Gathering Materials
15 - Tool Making
10 - Trained Weavers [T1]
5 - Training Foragers (inactive, work on helping actions)
4 - Training Animal Tamers (inactive, work on helping actions)

>Weave more daub huts with all builders, weavers and trainees on deck.

>Set the weavers and tool makers to weaving reed cloaks, hats and boots to keep warm. In the evening when it's too dark to forage or build, set everyone on this task.

I assume we have enough sense to use fires for warmth.

>>1047335
Good thread Butterlord, thanks for running it. Really seems like you learned from older quests and put more thought into this one.
I hope I can continue to get better rolls and enjoy it more.

In the future, I'm wanting to have trained plant people that know about plant properties and how to care for them.
Will these be considered separate skills, requiring separate workers, despite the heavy overlap?
How different is a forager from an herbalist from a gardener from an arborist?

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>>1047470
Forgot my real-world example for street cred.

The Mino (Straw Cloak) and accompanying straw boots and hat were the preferred winter gear (rather than cotton, silk or any other traditional fabrics) in the heavy snows of Western Japan until the introduction of synthetic fabrics and rubber in the 19th century.

Damn, it is too late for me to join.

>>1047540
no, you can join.

>>1047426
I could make a post here 30 min-1 hour in advance, but I don't really wanna use it or something else like it. Sorry.

>>1047470
>I assume we have enough sense to use fires for warmth.
Yes, but Wood or other flammable reserves determine how effective it is, if you have nothing to burn, knowing how to make fire without actually being able to make fire isn't really helpful.

>In the future, I'm wanting to have trained plant people that know about plant properties and how to care for them.
I thought you meant like literal Plant People at first.
It sorta depends. If you mean people who know how to grow and tend plants in general? That's fine. But if you want them to actually make or do something with them, that takes separate skill sets.

>How different is a forager from an herbalist from a gardener from an arborist?
For simplicity, Forager and Herbalist will be separate skills, but Gardener and Arborist can combine.

>>1047540
Nah, you can make a character if you want. We're not that far in. We've just started Year 3/Turn 9.

And with that its time to actually get to bed. If you have anything else I'll answer it tomorrow/technically later today. Laters.

Rolled 31, 38 = 69 (2d100)

>>1047291
Name: Dinon
Race: 'Saurs
Location: Elsaur
Specialty: Stomping
Fluff: Dinon is simple nation. Big dinos rule small dinos. Puny humans get eaten by big dinos. Small dinos get scraps. Biggest, strongest, smartest dino is me, King Rex. All dinos listen to King Rex.
Territory: 2 tiles
Holdings:
Stone hammers
Stream (regular food source)
Watering Hole (regular food source)
Fire
2 Large Stone Houses
6 Ugly Large Pots
1* Clay Quarry
130 Food.
20 Stone.
0 Clay.
Population: 101 Strong.

Action 1: Train 20 'saurs in the art of gathering clay.
Action 2: Set up stone quarry. Need houses eventually.
(30 dinos each food source, 20 dinos each action)

>>1047600
G'noight moit

>not using discord
Good Man

>if you have nothing to burn
So as long as I have my passive material gatherers I should make it then?

>Forager and Herbalist will be separate skills
So foragers will be able to find/identify wild sage and harvest it, but only the herbalist will be able to make it into a tea to cure illness?
But if the herbalist can identify sage and make tea out of it, how much harder would it be for him to go in the woods and get it himself?

Iunno if it's too late or not, but if not I'd like to inject myself in.

>Name
The Remnants
>Race
Homunculus
>Location
Remaliah
>Specialty
Tireless Researchers
>Fluff
They woke up one day in the ruins of an empty city and now make their way through life trying to find purpose/how they came to be

If there is still room then I would like to join.

>Name
Koshik
>Race
Arthromorph (colloquially known as "bugmen", "Bug People", "Bugfolks" or simply just "Bugs")
>Location
Koshi Jungle
>Specialty
Hunting & Breeding
>Fluff
A culturally tribal, hunting oriented swarm of sentient arthropods. Their society is led by a chieftain; Usually the most successful hunter among them. Below the chieftain are a council of clan leaders. Hunters who have hunted down the most elusive/dangerous/etc. prey gains the most favor within their society. They will often wear a part of their prey on their person as a badge of pride and honor or put on display as ornaments and trophies in their clan house.

They are naturally omnivorous but would usually prefers flesh over plant. A single female will usually lay many eggs which will hatch into larvae. The weak and/or dying are eaten by their stronger siblings when food is scarce. Once the larvae have grown enough they will pupate and the pupas are transported by the adults to a special chamber or hut where they will stay until they bursts out into their adult forms. Essentially the more food the tribe has the faster they reproduce. On the downside when food is scarce they resort to cannibalism.

Will probably start up in an hour or so, barring anything suddenly coming up.

>>1047600
What happens to surplus food at the end of the year?
Does it automatically get preserved as raisins/jerky and roll-over, or does it spoil?

>>1048130
Homunculus, that's neet.
Are you following the lore where you can't reproduce until you learn how?

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Rolled 77, 59, 30 = 166 (3d100)

>>1048762
W E L C O M E B A C K O P
>>1048762
Civ: Ban Ard
Leader:(Emhry) Thyssed Cirimalion Ard Gneibi
Race: Human
Location Markhaven
Capital: Lan Exeter
Population [12%/year] 109 humans,
Religion: 1) Cult Of Solandis (most popular) 2) Old Elven Pantheon of Heaven,
Speciality: Rapid Breeders. (faster pop growth rate)
Fluff: a collection of human tribes from the peaks of diemes found the courage to brave the plains and managed to make a small bustling town in a elven ruin of Markhaven.
Tech: Crude hammer
Assigned Labor (Only change in spring)
50 - gathering food
50 - building/gathering materials
stockpile
>85 food
>130 wood

1) first dice roll to check our conditions after winter
>action
1) in the dead of winter, begin the celebration of tousaintly to raise the spirits of my people
2) try again to make shelter.

>>1047291
>The d100 for Winter will be rolled in Spring to see how well you handled it.

>>1048802
Are we supposed to roll for the winter thing or QM?
That phrasing was mildly vague.

>>1048778
I hadn't thought of it, but you raise a good point.
Food now 100% spoils when changing years without preservation methods, but we won't do it this turn since it'd be a dick move to spring it on you now.

Also, Winter is calculated
>Effects of Winter
>Food deduction
>Then your actions
So for instance you have 100 Pop and 75 food, but lose 25 Pop to a bad Winter, you won't lose people to Food shortage since the excess people already died.

>>1048855
I'll roll for everyone, then add it to when I post results of the turn.

I'll do the rolls in about ~10-15 minutes, then the start up Spring 3.
And in case I didn't say, you lose 1 pop for every 1 food you're short after Winter.
Having 80 Food and 100 pop will end you with 80 Pop in Spring.

Rolled 95, 22, 26, 77 = 220 (4d100)

>>1047367

>>1047470

>>1047659

>>1048802

The dice is in order of links. Cross your fingers for no yetis.


For
>>1048130
>>1048253
I won't roll a Winter for you, but you also won't get the Yearly Pop boon this turn.

>>1048912
fuck yes. Got a 95. Can that please be for my tribe's ability to self heat magically?

A lesser version of what firebenders are able to do.

>>1047367
***I have your Pop at 99 as of Winter, it'll be 105 at Spring
To say Winter was kind to you would be an understatement. Your people barely needed the huts, some choosing to sleep outside rather than in the cramped wood huts with all the smelly people. Food is plentiful enough that no one has to do without. You consider yourselves very fortunate. Without sufficient housing and a way to stay warm, the Winter could've been much, much worse.
>Had a warm Winter. No one died.
>Consume 99 Food of 123
>24 Food remains
The rocks simply aren't enough, you need something better. Sharper. But you don't know what. The wood isn't good enough, but you try some of the bones from the animals from your hunts. You think you're on to something, you just gotta make it work.
>(Easier to Discover Bone Knife)
You have your lumberjacks come in for a while, and rather than mindlessly beat the wood to bring the trees down, they discus amongst each other what they know and think about felling trees. The talks are a success, and your lumberjacks are better for it.
>30 1* Lumberjacks
>Increase Wood gain to 33
>No Wood this Turn
EVENT:61
The days are shorter this time of year, meaning your people don't get to work as long. Some are a bit worried by this, fearful that not enough supplies are coming in, but the Lumberjacks are definitely happy about the time off, though they make up for it by working harder during the daylight they have remaining.


>>1047470
Winter is harsh, and so very cold. You people try and make do with what little wood they can scavenge, but its just not enough. No is the amount of housing as some of your people are forced to sleep huddled together next to the small fires out in the cold night.
Not all of them awaken in the mornings.
All in all its a terrible time, and some consider the first ones to perish the lucky ones.
>The harsh Winter takes 10 people from you.
>Consumed Food - 93
>Total Food left 8
Your experience over the terrible Winter has taught you you need to be more prepared for the next one, and so you gather your people to build more housing.
>+12 Crude Daub Huts
You take the reeds and try to make clothing from them, again to prepare for future Winters, but it doesn't go well as the clothing keeps falling apart.

Have to cut this up, too much words. And sorry, being a little slow here.

>>1049158
>actions added last
So my high roll for shelters was worthless?
Since when do people wait til the worst part of winter to do anything?
If anything it should have been a sudden rush of shelter building in december to prepare for the harshness of january.

>>1047659
Winter is not kind to you. You large size helps abate the cold, but it doesn't save you all. Good thing you have fire, but unfortunately not enough wood to keep all of you and your large bulks sufficiently warm. The Winter claims some of the smaller, weaker Dinos.
>-2 Dinos
>Consume 97 of 130 Food
>Food Remaining 33
You train some of your saurs to learn to gather clay. Unfortunately it doesn't quite work out as they just throw it at each other.
You try to set up a stone quarry, but unlike your Clay one, nothing seems to go right.
EVENT:67
The cold of Winter has taught you one very important thing: You don't like the cold. The cold cares not for size. Big or little, it freezes all equally. Good thing unlike some of the small creatures with small minds, you had prepared for it in advance. Admittedly not sufficiently enough, but you know it could've gone much worse without you. Them small dinos should be grateful for your leadership.


>>1048802
>I'll roll for Winter, but I'll take the first two as your actions.
Winter is mild. Sure it could be better, but you know you're lucky. You're no way near prepared for a regular Winter. You and your people count their blessings that you don't awaken to the sight of your friends and loved ones frozen stiff.
>Winter was fair. No one Died.
>Consume 85 of 85 food.
>Insufficient for population.
>-24 Pop. Total Pop 85
You begin a celebration in thanks for mild Winter, and as a parting blessing to those who didn't make it. You pray for better fortune with Food.
>+5 to one action next turn. If not specified, assumed use on first roll.
You get to work building shelter, knowing you might not be so lucky next Winter. Your workers successfully build 2 Small Wood Huts.
>-25 Wood Each

Spring 3

>>1049177
I was thinking that since the Turn starts in Winter, the effects of Winter would already be affecting you while you're doing your actions, taking its toll on you before the final results were in.

Rolled 80, 18 = 98 (2d100)

Name: Pura
Race: Purans (humans with a white stripe on their forehead)
Location: pic related, the capital of Pura
Religion: White Stripes (just a generic shaman religion)
Specialty: Corruption Resistance (purity)

Fluff: A small tribe that was formed from a bunch of other tribes' White Stripe'd population deciding to leave their original tribes to unite under a single tribe at a fork between two very wide and luxurious rivers. They set up a small cluster of huts in the low-lying hills there.
There was a minor demon that tried to tempt the Purans into demon worship, but the Purans rejected the minor demon and made oaths that they would die before making deals with demons.
The leader of the Purans is chosen by a competition of riddles every 4 years.
---
Tech: Stone Hammers, stone axes, strong wood huts, hunting and gathering, vague woodcutting research, progress towards bone knives.
Assets: stone hammers/axes, huts for 45 ppl (one strong small wood hut, the rest average swh)
24 food, 4 wood
21 food/week, 33 wood/week
Population: 105

30 1* wood cutters, 30 2* hunter/gatherers, 26 builders/crafters, 10 kids, 10 spare dudes that do the actions too.

---
Spring 3 actions

1: finish up the bone knife discovery and add that to the list of things my builder/crafters are doing (my hunters will be getting bones with the food too right?)

2: huntergatherers research hunting techniques and stuff to get better

>>1049247
well at least I got my fucking knife

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>>1049224
That's kinda backwards compared to how real winters work tho. At least in my temperate area.

Usually the temperature is milder in Dec then it gets super cold in Jan and Feb before slowly climbing back up in march. The beginning of spring is still really cold.

>Your experience over the terrible Winter has taught you you need to be more prepared for the next one, and so you gather your people to build more housing.
This makes it sound like they waited til the beginning of spring to do anything.

>>1049204
Ban Ard
Civ: Ban Ard
Leader:(Emhry) Thyssed Cirimalion Ard Gneibi
Race: Human
Location Markhaven
Capital: Lan Exeter
Population [12%/year]. 96 pop
Religion: 1) Cult Of Solandis (most popular) 2) Old Elven Pantheon of Heaven,
Speciality: Rapid Breeders. (faster pop growth rate)
Fluff: a collection of human tribes from the peaks of diemes found the courage to brave the plains and managed to make a small bustling town in a elven ruin of Markhaven.
Tech: Crude hammer
Assigned Labor (Only change in spring)
50 - gathering food
46 - building/gathering materials
stockpile
>25 food (+25 food/turn)
>155 wood (+25 woo/turn

>action
1) begin mass foraging again
2) time to begin land clearing for farms

Rolled 59, 17 = 76 (2d100)

>>1049294
forgot the rolls

>>1049283
Yeah, that sounds sensible. I'll start taking Winter into account after rolls.

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Rolled 92, 27 = 119 (2d100)

>>1049204
Spring 3
Name: Iktomi
Religion: Tanka
Race: Wood Elves
Specialty: Herbalism & Husbandry
Tech: Stone Hammers, Flint-knapping(axes & knives), Friction-Fire, Crude Daub Huts(5cap/each)
Pop: 97(+4%)
Food: 28(+20)
Tools: Stone Hammers/Axes/Knives (100/150+10/150+10)
Assets: Blueberry bushes, Blueberry seeds, 22 Crude Daub Huts
Assigned Labor (Only change in spring):
40 - Foragers/Hunters (+20)
20 - Builders/Building Materials & Firewood Gatherers
20 - Crafters
10 - Trained Weavers [1*]
7 - Training Animal Tamers (inactive, work on helping actions)

>Using new training and previous experience on how NOT to make baskets, Weave baskets/fishtraps to catch fish and carry things(Weavers, Crafters and Inactive Trainees)

>Cut trees near the river (particularly flexible ones) for wood. These should grow back next year as a coppice to provide a renewable source of wood. (Builder/Gatherers)

Rolled 22, 66 = 88 (2d100)

>>1049204
Name: Dinon
Race: 'Saurs
Location: Elsaur
Specialty: Stomping
Fluff: Dinon is simple nation. Big dinos rule small dinos. Puny humans get eaten by big dinos. Small dinos get scraps. Biggest, strongest, smartest dino is me, King Rex. All dinos listen to King Rex.
Territory: 2 tiles
Holdings:
Stone hammers
Stream (regular food source)
Watering Hole (regular food source)
Fire
2 Large Stone Houses
6 Ugly Large Pots
1* Clay Quarry
63 Food.
20 Stone.
0 Clay.
Population: 99 Strong.

Action 1: Have another go making that stone quarry.
Action 2: Have another go conquering the land to the west.

Dino Distribution:
20 at the Stream
30 at the Watering Hole
30 at the Clay Quarry
10 gathering Stone
9 gathering Wood

Rolled 68, 12 = 80 (2d100)

I'm back. Apologies for being late.
I guess I should start posting my actions for this turn now correct?

Action 1: Hunt for some animals in the jungle.
Action 2: Build some nests on trees.

>>1049247
Passive Builders: 1 Small Wood Hut Built (-25 Wood)
You discover sharpening the bones of the dead animals your hunters bring in make for better knives than your stone ones.
>Discover Bone Knives
>Acquire 10 Bone Knives
>You'll need to assign what your passive builders/craftsmen are working on, currently still passively making huts.
Your hunters try learning the art of the hunt, hoping to gain insight to provide food for the people, but ultimately its a waste of time as nothing is learned, and no food is gained.
>No rank increase, gain no Food this turn.

>>1049294
Starvation not being something you want to experience again, you send your people out looking for more food, hoping for a better turn out this time. It goes well as you come across a patch of edible mushrooms.
>Blessings be upon you: +5 from Festival
>+25 Food

>>1049633
Its so obvious, rather than trying to do and improve on the methods you used before, the answer is clearly NOT to do those things. With this new found revelation, your craft the shit out of those baskets.
>You can now Weave worth a shit.
>Gain 10 Grass Baskets
Unfortunately your luck runs out, as a simply job of cutting a few trees turns disastrous. While cutting near the river, something lunges from the water, and drags a man in and under the water. No one knows what it was, but they're too scared to cut anytime soon.
>-1 Pop

>>1049656
Your attempt is even worse this time than it was last time. While establishing your quarry, a rocks shift and fall on to your Dinos. Luckily your large bulks make you more hardy, so you escape with only serious injury, but its clear the area isn't exactly stable.
>Future attempts at a Stone Quarry will have -5 to roll until built.
>5 Dinos out of action till Fall
You send your Dinos out to the West to claim it, hoping for not another repeat of last time. You don't know what caused your last Dino to disappear, but if it was some kind of creature you see no sign of it, and so take the land without contest,
>Acquire 1 Tile.
EVENT:96
During the course of searching your newly acquired land, you find something you didn't expect: Your missing Dino! And not just him but a female and 2 young. Apparently he decided to run off and get hitched.
>+4 Pop
>You gain 33 Clay Per turn from Clay gatherers at Quarry
>You gain 9 Wood per turn from Woodcutters
>You gain 10 Stone per turn from Stone gatherers
>Food gain lowered to 25 per turn, from moving hunters at the Stream

>>1049818
Your hunters are successful, they manage to get some small game.
>+15 Food
You attempt to build some nests in the trees for protection, but it goes very poorly as your would be nest builders are not surefooted and fall to their deaths.
>-3 Pop

Its now Summer 3

>>1049875
>Your hunters are successful, they manage to get some small game.
>+15 Food
My fingers betray me, that should be 25 Food.

Rolled 41, 97 = 138 (2d100)

Name: Koshik
Race: Arthropomorph
Location: Koshi Jungle
Specialty: Hunting & Breeding
Fluff: Sentient hunter bugs.
Population: 97
Inventory:
>Stone hammers
>25 food

Action 1: Build tree nests.
Action 2: Establish a designated hunting ground in the jungle and dedicate some hunters to constantly hunt for food there.

What would a new player's stat sheet look like?

>>1049963
I'll need to amend Koshik's as well, but you get the basic
>Stone Hammers
>1 Tile on the map
>100 Pop
>100 starting food, everyone got a free pass on food for Year 1, so giving you enough to get through your first year is only fair.
>8 additional actions to catchup somewhat
The rolls have to be made on your first turn, can't save them up.

>>1049961
You can also take 8 rolls now or on the next Turn and add 100 Food.

>>1048798
That's what I was planning yeah

>>1049875
I guess I should start now

>Name
The Remnants
>Race
Homunculus
>Location
Remaliah
>Specialty
Tireless Researchers
>Food
0
>Population
100
>Technology
none
>Holding
Ruins


Action 1: Search for food/water in the ruins (an oasis/ex-food store houses)
Action 2: Create/repair buildings to make makeshift shelters

>manpower split

10 administrators (to make sure everyone's working efficiently and gets their fair share)
30 scavengers/hunters
30 builders
30 researchers

Rolled 83, 58 = 141 (2d100)

>>1049875
action 1: put some of the crafters on using the bone knives to skin animals to make leather or fur clothes

action 2: research better building

Rolled 74, 82 = 156 (2d100)

So how much food do my fishtraps net me?

Also what's my passive wood gathering and tool-making gains?

>>1049875
Summer 3
Name: Iktomi
Religion: Tanka
Race: Wood Elves
Specialty: Herbalism & Husbandry
Tech: Stone Hammers, Flint-knapping(axes & knives), Friction-Fire, Crude Daub Huts(5cap/each), Basket-Fishtraps
Pop: 96(+4%)
Food: 48(+20) Plus new fishtraps?
Tools: Stone Hammers/Axes/Knives (100/150/150); Basket-Fishtraps (10)
Assets: Blueberry bushes, Blueberry seeds, 22 Crude Daub Huts
Assigned Labor (Only change in spring):
40 - Gathering food (+20)
19 - Building/Gathering Building Materials & Firewood
20 – Crafters
10 - Trained Weavers [1*]
7 - Training Animal Tamers (inactive, work on helping actions)

>Use knives to peel tree bark and weave cordage (Weavers, Crafters and Trainees)

>Make spears for hunting and fishing (Crafters and Trainees)

Rolled 82, 74 = 156 (2d100)

>>1049875
Ban Ard
Civ: Ban Ard
Leader:(Emhry) Thyssed Cirimalion Ard Gneibi
Race: Human
Location Markhaven
Capital: Lan Exeter
Population [12%/year]. 96 pop
Religion: 1) Cult Of Solandis (most popular) 2) Old Elven Pantheon of Heaven,
Speciality: Rapid Breeders. (faster pop growth rate)
Fluff: a collection of human tribes from the peaks of diemes found the courage to brave the plains and managed to make a small bustling town in a elven ruin of Markhaven.
Tech: Crude hammer
Assigned Labor (Only change in spring)
50 - gathering food
46 - building/gathering materials
stockpile
>75 food (+25 food/turn)
>180 wood (+25 wood/turn

>action
1) Learn Land Clearing For Farms
2) Learn how to make bows

Rolled 47, 55 = 102 (2d100)

>>1050010
Name: Dinon
Race: 'Saurs
Location: Elsaur
Specialty: Stomping
Fluff: Dinon is simple nation. Big dinos rule small dinos. Puny humans get eaten by big dinos. Small dinos get scraps. Biggest, strongest, smartest dino is me, King Rex. All dinos listen to King Rex.
Territory: 3 tiles
Holdings:
Stone hammers
Stream (regular food source)
Watering Hole (regular food source)
Fire
2 Large Stone Houses
6 Ugly Large Pots
1* Clay Quarry
88 Food.
30 Stone.
33 Clay.
9 Wood.
Population: 103 Strong.

Action 1: Upgrade Clay Quarry.
Action 2: Build that stone quarry if it kills us!

Dino Distribution:
20 at the Stream
30 at the Watering Hole
30 at the Clay Quarry
10 gathering Stone
9 gathering Wood
4 idle

>>1050010
Do I have to reroll my earlier proposed actions or can I just deduct them from my 8 additional rolls? (which will make my additional remaining rolls to 6 or 4 if my very first actions are counted).

>>1050111
So far you've only rolled normally, so if you rolled now, you'd still have 8 Free actions.

>>1050111
>>1050182
That would be retconning so he started at the beginning.
If that's the case then he shouldn't get the free food this year unless you plan to go back and calc the first two winters without the food bonus for him.

Just having him start this year would be easier for everyone.

>>1050275
I'm okay with that as long as it would also apply to late starters for fairness' sake though ultimately OP has the final say on this.

>>1049961
You try again to build some nests. It doesn't work this time either, but at least no one died.
You find a magnificent hunting ground, full of soon to be food. You'll be eating well in the days to come.
>Found 1* Hunting Ground
>Hunting Grounds cannot be upgraded, but Hunters still can.
>Must assign Population to hunt.

>>1050038
Gonna take your dice from the deleted post.
78, 41
Looking around to fill for any food, you stumble across an old storage, some of the food has long stopped be safe to eat, but a good amount of it still seems safe.
>+35 Food
You try to fix up the place a bit to give yourselves somewhere to sleep, but nothing holds up, or at least not enough that you're confident it won't suddenly collapse on you.
>+15 Food per turn from hunters/gatherers.

>>1050061
You move some of your builders to the task using Bone Knives to skin the animals. They're unskilled at the task so a lot of it is wasted.
>You have 10 Bone Knives so I assume you move 10 builders to the task.
>Gain 1 Raw Animal Hide per turn.

>>1050077
>So how much food do my fishtraps net me?
The 10 traps net you an additional 2 Food per turn.
>Also what's my passive wood gathering and tool-making gains?
If they're set to just gathering Wood, its 19 Wood per turn.
Weavers get you 1 Basket each turn.
Base cradting is .1 for simple objects. So having 20 crafters all set to spear will get you 2 spears each turn.
You peel the bark from trees and start making cordage from it. It goes much better than your first attempts at Weaving. You've come so far!
>You can now make Cordage/Rope
Sticks hurt. Pointy things hurt. Logical conclusion: Pointy sticks.
>Acquire 10 Spears.

>>1050091
Watching how plants grow gives you an idea to plant your own, certainly would make finding food easier if you new where it was. But plants like certain conditions to grow properly, so you better get to work on that.
>You now know the importance of a prepared land for farming. This will make farming rolls easier.
Hunting would definitely being easier if you could kill things from a distance. You have a base idea on how to do it, but you feel something's lacking.
>You need some form of Cordage/Rope. You'll automatically learn bow making once acquired.

>>1050104
You attempt to make your Clay Quarry more efficient, but it doesn't succeed.
Its been a long road getting there, but you finally get your Quarry up. Barely.
>Stone Quarry built.

Fall 3

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Rolled 18, 7 = 25 (2d100)

>>1050530
Ban Ard
Civ: Ban Ard
Leader:(Emhry) Thyssed Cirimalion Ard Gneibi
Race: Human
Location Markhaven
Capital: Lan Exeter
Population [12%/year]. 96 pop
Religion: 1) Cult Of Solandis (most popular) 2) Old Elven Pantheon of Heaven,
Speciality: Rapid Breeders. (faster pop growth rate)
Fluff: a collection of human tribes from the peaks of diemes found the courage to brave the plains and managed to make a small bustling town in a elven ruin of Markhaven.
Tech: Crude hammer
Assigned Labor (Only change in spring)
50 - gathering food
46 - building/gathering materials
stockpile
>100 food (+25 food/turn)
>205 wood (+25 wood/turn)

>action
1 Make some more shelter.
2) Learn how to make rope from plant fibers

Rolled 13, 68 = 81 (2d100)

>>1050530

Name: The Remnants
Race: Homunculus
Location: Remaliah
Specialty: Tireless Researchers
>Food: 35 (+15)
Population: 100
Technology:
>none
Holding
>Ruins of Remaliah
Equipment:
>Stone hammers

Action 1: Search for food/water in the ruins (an oasis/ex-food store houses)
Action 2: Repair buildings to create makeshift shelters

>manpower split

10 administrators (to make sure everyone's working efficiently and gets their fair share)
30 scavengers/hunters
30 builders
30 researchers

>>1050530
>You'll automatically learn bow making once acquired
How about my first turn when I rolled a 60 for bow making and made the same mistake he did?

>>1050647
Sorry, feels like its been so long I forgot, which isn't a great feat since I never had a good memory to begin with.
You can gain Bows on next turn.

Rolled 32, 77 = 109 (2d100)

>>1050530
Name: Dinon
Race: 'Saurs
Location: Elsaur
Specialty: Stomping
Fluff: Dinon is simple nation. Big dinos rule small dinos. Puny humans get eaten by big dinos. Small dinos get scraps. Biggest, strongest, smartest dino is me, King Rex. All dinos listen to King Rex.
Territory: 3 tiles
Holdings:
Stone hammers
Stream (regular food source)
Watering Hole (regular food source)
Fire
2 Large Stone Houses
6 Ugly Large Pots
1* Clay Quarry
1* Stone Quarry
113 Food.
40 Stone.
66 Clay.
18 Wood.
Population: 103 Strong.

Action 1: Try "cooking" again.
Action 2: Scout our newly acquired land. It might have nice things.

Dino Distribution:
20 at the Stream
30 at the Watering Hole
30 at the Clay Quarry
10 gathering Stone
9 gathering Wood
4 idle

Rolled 93, 9 = 102 (2d100)

>>1050530
Name: Koshik
Race: Arthropomorph
Location: Koshi Jungle
Specialty: Hunting & Breeding
Fluff: Sentient hunter bugs.
Population: 97
Inventory:
>Stone hammers
>25 food
>Hunting Ground

Action 1: Assign 25 people to in the hunt the hunting ground.
Action 2: Make some spears.

Rolled 35, 21 = 56 (2d100)

>>1050695
That's fine, it was a while ago. I just remembered when he did the same thing I did.
So how many I got?

>>1050530
Fall 3
Name: Iktomi
Religion: Tanka
Race: Wood Elves
Specialty: Herbalism & Husbandry
Tech: Stone Hammers, Flint-knapping(axes & knives), Friction-Fire, Crude Daub Huts(5cap/each), Basket-Fishtraps, Spears, Cordage, Bows
Pop: 96(+4%)
Food: 72(+22)
Wood: 57(+19)
Tools: Stone Hammers/Axes/Knives(100/150+10/150+10); Fishtraps(12), Spears(10), Bows (?)
Assets: Blueberry bushes, Blueberry seeds, 22 Crude Daub Huts
Assigned Labor (Only change in spring):
40 – Food Gatherers (+22)
19 - Building/Gathering Building Materials & Firewood (+19 Firewood)
20 – Crafters
10 - Trained Weavers [1*]
7 - Training Animal Tamers (inactive, work on helping gather food)

>Use the new spears and bows to start active hunting and fishing. (Trainees help the Food Gatherers with this)

>Building on prior experience, the weavers and crafters set to weaving better snow gear, also anyone who can help in the evenings when it's too late to do outdoor work.

Rolled 94, 52 = 146 (2d100)

>>1050530
action 1: Crafter-skinners experiment with better skinning techniques

action 2: builders research better building methods

>>1050596
Ouchies.
You try to make more shelter, but it goes so terribly wrong as during the process of moving the logs, one of the workers trips and falls, bringing the heavy log down on top of him. He does not die quickly. After the accident no one quite feels like working.
>-1 Pop
You go out to to gather some plants to start putting together some rope. You strip a random plant down you found and trying tying it together, but somewhere along the lines the people working the fibers begin convulsing and foaming at the mouth. They scream throughout the night until their blood fills their lungs and they can't even scream anymore. It isn't until morning when they finally pass.
>-3 Pop

>>1050638
You send out another search for Food, banking on your success to keep you going. It doesn't. 2 of your scouts don't return, and the rest return empty handed.
>-2 Pop
You manage to fix up some of the buildings around with whatever you can scavenge. Its leaky and drafty, but you're pretty sure they won't collapse on you. Or maybe you just hope they won't.
>Acquire 2 Ramshackle House (Fits 5 each)

>>1050726
You try cooking again. You make progress from last time in that you can at least stomach, barely, what is made. Its still better raw though.
>-10 Food
You scout around your newly acquired land, searching for anything of interest, particularly nice things. There's not much to find on the open land. Or at least that's what you think till one of your scouts return and tell you of a small hole they found. Well, small by your standards, but then again, what isn't small to you? The hole leads downward at a an angle, so at least as far as you can tell you can safely walk down it. Unfortunately your big Dinos won't fit inside, only the smaller ones. Its dark and you have no idea how far it goes, how stable it is, or even what's inside.
>Discovered Hole in the Ground
EVENT:72
During the process of working your Stone Quarry, a massive boulder is dislodged from the hillside and falls to the ground, shattering. After making sure no one got dead, you check the damage. Only thing broke is the boulder, giving free access to some extra stone. While glad for the extra stone, you're Dinos would rather not have anymore large rocks fall around them.
>+100 Stone

>>1050770
*Gonna take this as training since you don't need to spend an action on assigning workers, though you can only assign workers in Spring.
You train up some hunters, hoping they can kill more food, and not get killed in the process. You know, like those dummies who fell out of the tree.
>25 hunters are now 2*
You try to make point sticks, but it goes south fast when one guy runs around with a stick he found already sharpened. He trips while running, pushing his pointy stick through 2 other Bugs. For his incompetence he is killed.
>-3 Pop

Ran out of room.

>>1050813
Start with 10.
You send your hunters on a hunt, usually more effective than the passive working they normally do, but unfortunately this time, even with the new bows they find nothing. You guess even with the best weapons know to you, you can't kill anything if you can't even find it.
Setting to work to keep yourselves warm in preparation for the coming cold, you set about making clothing to keep you warm. One of your weavers decided to try some new leaves she found. Her finished product leaves very much desired, especially the part where her skin starts turning purple and she starts talking of all these weird things she sees that no one else does. Her rambling scare the people around her till one man takes it upon himself to bash her head in. Normally killing isn't exactly smiled upon, but no one blames him, seeing it as either a mercy kill, or at least making the crazy lady go away.
>-1 pop

>>1050900
The skins smell. Bad. The rotting meat still is disgusting, it attracts flies, and worst yet you're pretty sure its attracting predators. No one wants to wear them, preferring to stay cold and not smelling like bear bait. Taking it upon themselves, your Crafters set to task of making the animal hides bearable. Well, not bearable in the sense that bears want them. Cause that's definitely not what anyone wants, aside from the bears. They learn to fully separate the meat and fat from the hide. Now they only smell like dirty animals, and not bear food!
>Raw Animal Hides have become Animal Hides
>Your 20 Crafters gain Skill Skinning 2*
>Your Skinners(specifically) will gather 2 Animal Hide per 10 set to the job of Skinning so long as there are Hunters.
Your builders want something better than these rinky dink huts they and everyone else has to live in. Using whole logs would make it much stronger, but the problem is how to get them to not roll off each other? Or to fill in the gaps between the logs? If you could find a solution, maybe you could build something stronger that also won't possibly kill you.

Winter 3
Its that time again. let us pray you all survive the cold.

And with that, we'll call it a night. Questions and comments encouraged.
Feel free to go ahead and make your rolls for tomorrow if you want.

>>1051353
I am pretty pleased with much of how this is going.

Rolled 82, 82 = 164 (2d100)

>>1051353
Winter 3
Name: Iktomi
Religion: Tanka
Race: Wood Elves
Specialty: Herbalism & Husbandry
Tech: Stone Hammers, Flint-knapping, Fire, Crude Daub Huts(5cap/each), Baskets, Fishtraps, Spears, Cordage, Bows
Pop: 95(+4%)
Food: 94(+22)
Wood: 76(+19)
Tools: Stone Hammers/Axes/Knives(plenty); Fishtraps(12), Spears(10), Bows (10)
Assets: Blueberry bushes, Blueberry seeds, 22 Crude Daub Huts
Assigned Labor (Only change in spring):
40 – Food Gatherers (+22)
19 - Builders/Gathering Building Materials & Firewood (+19 Firewood)
19 – Crafters
10 - Trained Weavers [1*]
7 - Training Animal Tamers (inactive, work on helping actions)

>Learning from past mistakes, the food gatherers and trainees attempt hunting and fishing again.

>Learning from past mistakes,these interesting new leaves are set aside for later investigation as the weavers, crafters and other part-timers (the entire population) set to weaving winter gear again out of KNOWN materials.

So the fact that we have plenty of shelters and firewood should help counter-act a bad winter roll right?

Rolled 60, 42 = 102 (2d100)

>>1051184
>>1050530
Ban Ard
Civ: Ban Ard
Leader:(Emhry) Thyssed Cirimalion Ard Gneibi
Race: Human
Location Markhaven
Capital: Lan Exeter
Population [12%/year]. 92 pop
Religion: 1) Cult Of Solandis (most popular) 2) Old Elven Pantheon of Heaven,
Speciality: Rapid Breeders. (faster pop growth rate)
Fluff: a collection of human tribes from the peaks of diemes found the courage to brave the plains and managed to make a small bustling town in a elven ruin of Markhaven.
Tech: Crude hammer
Assigned Labor (Only change in spring)
50 - gathering food
46 - building/gathering materials
stockpile
>125 food (+25 food/turn)
>240 wood (+25 wood/turn)

>action
1 Make some more shelter.
2) Learn how to make rope from plant fibers again

>>1051376
This
It definitely lengthens the early game and feels more gritty and dangerous.

Although I hate having my people die due to stupid stuff. But that's just me taking it too personally.

>>1051353
Name: The Remnants
Race: Homunculus
Location: Remaliah
Specialty: Tireless Researchers
Food: 50 (+15)
Population: 98
Technologies:
>Stone Hammer
Holdings:
>Ruins of Remaliah
Equipment:
>Stone hammers

Action 1: Search for food/water in the ruins (an oasis/ex-food store houses)
Action 2: Research better tools

>manpower split

10 administrators (to make sure everyone's working efficiently and gets their fair share)
28 scavengers/hunters
30 builders
30 researchers

Rolled 66, 84 = 150 (2d100)

>>1051353
Name: Koshik
Race: Arthromorph
Location: Koshi Jungle
Specialty: Hunting & Breeding
Fluff: Sentient hunter bugs.
Population: 94
Inventory:
>Stone hammers
>25 food
>Hunting Ground
>25 hunters (2*)

Actions:
>Train 25 villagers in construction.
>Dig out burrows.

Assignments:
>Assign 25 hunters to the Hunting Ground.

Rolled 90, 25 = 115 (2d100)

>>1051595
I'm dumb and forget to roll

Rolled 63, 84 = 147 (2d100)

>>1051184
Name: Dinon
Race: 'Saurs
Location: Elsaur
Specialty: Stomping
Fluff: Dinon is simple nation. Big dinos rule small dinos. Puny humans get eaten by big dinos. Small dinos get scraps. Biggest, strongest, smartest dino is me, King Rex. All dinos listen to King Rex.
Territory: 3 tiles
Holdings:
Stone hammers
Stream (regular food source)
Watering Hole (regular food source)
Hole in the Ground
Fire
2 Large Stone Houses
6 Ugly Large Pots
1* Clay Quarry
1* Stone Quarry
128 Food.
150 Stone.
99 Clay.
27 Wood.
Population: 103 Strong.

Action 1: Search that Hole in the Ground! Might be treasure. Or food! Or pots!
Action 2: Build three more houses.

Dino Distribution:
20 at the Stream
30 at the Watering Hole
30 at the Clay Quarry
10 gathering Stone
9 gathering Wood
4 idle

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Up in an 1 - 1 1/2 hours.
Updated map. Think I got everyone.

>>1053928
I will be at work, so gonna do three rolls ahead if that is okay with you

>>1053934
That's fine.

Rolled 74, 4, 76, 83, 61, 64 = 362 (6d100)

>>1053937
Thanks!
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>>1051353
1:continue the building research
2:make sure that the woodcutters a clearing out a clearing around the houses, if that doesn't require a roll then I would like the woodcutters to get to 2* or even 3*
3: Build a place to store the food so that less is wasted and or more is produced
4: If my closest neighbour is on my border now, make peace deals with him, if not then I would like my crafters to craft spears
5: Get the hunters and gatherers to work as hard as possible. If that doesn't work then I would settle for them scouting the best hunting zones.
6: Whatever is absolutely necessary I would like to do.

Rolled 66, 97, 29, 1, 55, 87 = 335 (6d100)

Winter Rolls. Can you feel the chill in your bones?

>>1051527

>>1051546

>>1051595

>>1051596

>>1052055

>>1054046

>>1054084
>1
Creator have mercy on you...

>>1054084
Heyo Welcome back Op.

>>1051527
Your hunters, desperate to increase the food reserves for the coming Winter, go out, know that failure will mean some will do without this year, and that simply isn't acceptable. Spurred on by determination, and with the aide of their new weapons, your hunters bring back a successful haul.
>+50 Food
Learning from the previous Weaver, your people decide to stick to the stuff they know and not put on strange plants. You manage to weave together enough clothing for 20 people. Still kinda itchy though.
>Discover Straw Clothing.
>Acquire 20 Straw Clothing.
EVENT: 43
You've had your ups and downs this year, but then a gain when haven't you? You've learned good things, and a few not so good things. But you're thankful you and (most) of your people are still alive to see them.
Winter: 66
Winter is cold, but not unbearable. You daub huts keep most of the weather out, but aren't exactly comfortable or pleasant. And where the huts fall short, the fire makes up for, as do the straw clothes. Well, at least for those who have some. Your people are housed, warm and fed, and that's about the most you can reasonably hope for.
>No one died this Winter.
>95 of 154 is eaten, 59 remaining.
>Unfortunately with no method to keep the food, the food all spoils.
>0 Food Reaming
>Spend 25 Wood on fires though the Winter, 69 Wood remain

>>1051546
In a rush to prepare for Winter, you decide more shelter from the elements is needed. With the the workers and Wood you have, you only manage 3 Small Wood Huts.
>Acquire 3 Small Wood Huts
>-75 Wood
You try to make rope, and it almost works. You can't seem to keep it from unraveling. Maybe a little more time and effort would get you the results you want.
Winter: 97
Winter? Surely someone made a mistake, cause clearly this is Summer! Whoever told you it was Winter pulled a fast one on you, cause with temps like this its time to go swimming! Well, it would be if you know how to swim. On second thought, perhaps going into the water isn't smart.
>Winter was good, no one died.
>Consumed 92 of 125 Food, with 33 Remaining.
>No Food preservation methods, the excess food spoils.
>0 Food Remaining

>>1051595
You need food before you starve, and so you continue looking for caches, and Creator watch over you, you find some. A large supply of food, almost all of it still good. This will certainly help you though the Winter.
>+75 Food
You try making better tools than what you have on hand, but unfortunately it ends with your current tools smashing your hands in the process.
>-5 to next Physical action
Winter: 29
Unfortunately, where you were blessed with food, you are cursed with weather. The cold tears through your settlement. and they just isn't enough shelter for you, not by a long shot. Mornings are occasionally met with finding the stiff bodies of those who succumbed to the cold.
>Winter was hard. -8 Pop.
>90 of 125 Food Consumed. 35 Remain.
>No Food Preservation. All remaining Food spoils. 0 Food remain.

Rolled 9, 83 = 92 (2d100)

>>1054289

Name: The Remnants
Race: Homunculus
Location: Remaliah
Specialty: Tireless Researchers
Food: 0 (+15)
Population: 90
Technologies:
>Stone Hammer
Holdings:
>Ruins of Remaliah
Equipment:
>Stone hammers

Action 1: Search for food/water in the ruins (an oasis/ex-food store houses)
Action 2: Research better tools

>manpower split

10 administrators (to make sure everyone's working efficiently and gets their fair share)
30 scavengers/hunters
20 builders
30 researchers

Rolled 98, 1 = 99 (2d100)

>>1054289
>Ban Ard
Civ: Ban Ard
Leader:(Emhry) Thyssed Cirimalion Ard Gneibi
Race: Human
Location Markhaven
Capital: Lan Exeter
Population [12%/year]. 104 pop
Religion: 1) Cult Of Solandis (most popular) 2) Old Elven Pantheon of Heaven,
Speciality: Rapid Breeders. (faster pop growth rate)
Fluff: a collection of human tribes from the peaks of diemes found the courage to brave the plains and managed to make a small bustling town in a elven ruin of Markhaven.
Tech: Crude hammer
>assignment changes

Assigned Labor (Only change in spring)
50 - gathering food
24 - Farmers
30 - building/gathering materials
stockpile

>25 food (+25 food/turn)
>195 wood (+25 wood/turn)

>action
1) Start the beginning of a farm in the River Mithlond Delta
2) Learn how to make rope again

>>1054317
>>1054289
God dammit Rope. here I thought 40+ was a success

>>1051596
You train 25 of the villagers to learn how to build. They succeed in only hitting their themselves with the hammers 70% of the time instead of 90%. PROGRESS!
>25 Construction/Builders are now 1*
The nests clearly not working, you need to try thinking in the opposite direction for home building. And what's the opposite of up? You set your people to the task of digging and making homes beneath the earth. After all, its not like you can fall out of a hole in the ground, right?
>Discovered Burrowing.
>Acquired 10 Burrows. (Fits 5 cramped)
Winter: 1
There is isn't Winter. This is some foul beast. The wind its breath, the cold its claws and fangs tearing through you. And the snow, the snow is the creatures monstrous saliva, as it covers its prey, you. The snow is so cold it burns on contact, There is no escape from it. To venture beyond the tunnels is simply to die. There is no hope. No mercy. No, that's not right. The only small mercy is the beast is swift in its killing. Those it finds do not linger long in this world.
>Winter was vicious and cruel. You find no salvation from it.
>-20 Pop
>74 of 125 Food eaten. 56 remain.
>No food preservation. All food spoils. 0 Food Remains.
>You gain 10% Pop on each Spring Turn.

>>1052055
You send some scouts into the hole, small dinos cause they're the only ones who can fit. They eventually come back up. After walking in the dark tunnel, it branches into 5 smaller tunnels, one that appeared to go back up and the rest continuing downwards. Unsure what to do, or how long they had been down there, they returned to report. You inform them they've been gone 2 weeks.
The cold is coming, and you don't want to just survive, you want to thrive. You build 3 new stone houses. The work goes smoothly.
>-150 stone, -75 Clay
>Acquire 3 Large Stone Houses
Winter: 55
Its a mild Winter, a bit of chill in the air but nothing you can't handle. Your houses, large bulks, and fire keep you warm and safe. Honestly you don't see why the smaller creatures are so worried.
>Mild Winter. With your resources no one died.
>103 Food of 128 is eaten. 25 Food Remains.
>With no method to keep it safe, the food spoils. 0 Food remains.

>>1054046
You continue researching how to build better, and you learn it. By using your axes to shape the wood, you can make it easier to work with.
>Gain Carpentry.
You attempts to clear the lands ends horribly. Your people are in such a rush no one is paying attention to what's happening. Several trees are felled, and unfortunately a few are caught in their path. 4 men are crushed, and the land is still not cleared as the cut trees are left lying where the fell.
>-4 Pop
Winter: 87
Winter comes and goes like it wasn't either there. You people are warm fed and safe. Well safe so long as they can stop dropping trees on each other.
>Good Winter, no one died.
>101 of 111 Food Eaten. No Food preserves, No Food remains.

Begin Spring 4
Wew, that took much longer than expected.

>>1054386
I'm guessing high rolls on winter doesn't mean anything.

>>1054450
No. Winter is just there to hurt you.

Rolled 83, 6 = 89 (2d100)

>>1054386
Spring 4
Name: Iktomi
Religion: Tanka
Race: Wood Elves
Specialty: Herbalism & Husbandry
Tech: Stone Hammers, Flint-knapping, Fire, Crude Daub Huts(5cap/each), Baskets, Fishtraps, Spears, Cordage, Bows, Straw Clothing
Pop: 99(+4%)
Food: 22+Hunting(+22)
Wood: 69(+19)
Tools: Stone Hammers/Axes/Knives(plenty); Fishtraps(12), Spears(10), Bows (10), Clothing(20)
Assets: Blueberry bushes, Blueberry seeds, 22 Crude Daub Huts
Assigned Labor (Only change in spring):
40 – Food Gatherers (+22)
10 - Hunters
5 - Firewood/Crafting Materials Gatherers
25 – Crafters (clothing)
10 - Trained Weavers [1*] (clothing)
9 - Training Animal Tamers (inactive, work on helping actions)

>Food Preservation:
Noticing that things left in warm, dry areas seem to not decay, the people begin laying food out in the sun to dry.

>Plant blueberry seeds:
Noticing that blueberry bushes seem to grow in certain areas, the people begin planting seeds in ideal areas.

So how much passive stuff do my new labor assignments give?

Rolled 28, 89 = 117 (2d100)

>>1054386
Name: Dinon
Race: 'Saurs
Location: Elsaur
Specialty: Stomping
Fluff: Dinon is simple nation. Big dinos rule small dinos. Puny humans get eaten by big dinos. Small dinos get scraps. Biggest, strongest, smartest dino is me, King Rex. All dinos listen to King Rex.
Territory: 3 tiles
Holdings:
Stone hammers
Stream (regular food source)
Watering Hole (regular food source)
Hole in the Ground
Fire
5 Large Stone Houses
6 Ugly Large Pots
1* Clay Quarry
1* Stone Quarry
25 Food.
10 Stone.
57 Clay.
36 Wood.
Population: 105 Strong.

Action 1: Show the 20 'saurs at the stream how REAL dinos fish.
Action 2: One last try at "cooking".

Dino Distribution:
20 at the Stream
40 at the Watering Hole
25 at the Clay Quarry
20 at the Stone Quarry

>>1054046
You spend 20 wood and build a storage shed for food. This will keep non-perishable foods like grain safe, but meats and fruits/veggies are still gonners.
>Built 1 Storage Shed
>-20 Wood
You need better tools to hunt and fight with. Something sharp and pointy. Like a stick! Not just a stick, a POINTY stick. Truly your people live on the forefront of scientific development.
>Discover Spears
>+20 Spears
>-20 Wood

>>1054310
You send out to hunt for more food, but like one of your previous attempts, a few of your people don't return. Those that do tell tale of large white lion that had been stalking before them men went missing.
>-2 Pop
The hammer just doesn't do everything you need, but you don't have a lot to work with, so you see if you can work with what you have.
You come up with Stone Axes and Knives which will help with any cutting needs you might find.
>Discover Stone Knives and Stone Axes.
EVENT: 79
Your Admins have noticed something. From what you've heard from your food hunting parties, the ones who found Food always found it in the same general area, whereas those who failed went in the opposite direction. Taking an educated guess, you send a group to search the area where the others had found success, and luckily enough, you find your guess to be right. Your scout find 50 Food worth of meat that's still somehow safe to eat, if a bit dry and chewy. If only you knew how to do this as well, you could keep your food longer.
>Find 50 Non-perishable Food
>At the end of Winter, Perishable Food will always be eaten first.

>>1054317
You're farmland is magnificent. The soil is so beautiful you almost want to just eat it. But you might have gotten ahead of yourself. You have great farming land... but you have nothing to plant.
>Build 2 2*Farms
>These will not produce without Seeds to plant and Farmers tending them.
>Farms can have a max of 10 Farmers per Farm.
You find your would be Ropemaker dead, surrounded by failed attempts at making rope. Looks like his brain melted from the repeated failure.
>-1 Pop

>>1054524
Food is 28 Per turn. 20 from Gathers, 3 from traps. You get +.2 Food per Basket, though you can try to improve the quality of the traps for better gains.
5 Wood from Firewood Gatherers.
7 Straw Clothes per turn.

Wasted food is not good. Totally not good. All that work and effort just gone from spoilage. So you put your best heads together to come up with a way to keep you hard earned, and much needed, Food around longer. You accomplish the task, but you find you have to keep some people around at all times to prevent animals from taking it.
>You can now Dry Food to preserve Food.
You go to plant some blueberry seeds in areas similar to those where you found them growing naturally. It doesn't quite pan out as you stumble upon a hungry bear, freshly awake and hungry. Deciding that he's found something more tasty than berries, he makes easy work of your would be gardeners.
>-4 Pop

Rolled 17, 100 = 117 (2d100)

>>1054386
Name: Koshik
Race: Arthromorph
Location: Koshi Jungle
Specialty: Hunting & Breeding
Fluff: Sentient hunter bugs.
Population: 74
Food: 56
Inventory: Stone hammers
Technologies: Stone hammers, Burrowing
Facilities: Hunting Ground, 10 Burrows (50/50) (24 Homeless)
Personnel: 25 hunters (2*), 25 Builders (1*), 24 Villagers

Actions:
>Harvest and collect bone and pelt from hunted/eaten animals.
>Make some sharp implements from animal bone.

Assignments:
>Assign all of the hunters to the Hunting Ground to hunt for food.
>Order the builders to build more burrows on their own whenever there is a need for one.

>>1054828
Your jobs changes have altered your seasonal gains:
30 Food per turn
28 Clay
20 Stone
You go to show those 'saurs how to fish. Cause like yer ol pappi taught you :Give a 'saur a fish, and that 'saur knows where to buy fish. Teach a 'saur to fish, and you've ruined your whole market base." Wait, that's not the phrase. Hell you don't even know what half that means. Whatever. You go up to the stream and show them how its done, so they can try, but ultimately fail, to reach your amazing standard. It... It doesn't go well. You can tell they're trying not to laugh. Mostly out of respect, but also a good deal of self-preservation. You might have lost a shred of your 'saurs respect.
>-5 from your next Training attempt.
You try preparing the Food again. And this time, its amazing. Not only can you actually stomach it, its actually far more preferable to raw food. This 'Cooking' thing may have spoiled you for eating, cause you don't think you can go back to raw Food.
>Discovered Cooking.
EVENT: 36
The fishing attempt was a bit of a disaster. But you'll get over it. You're a big guy with big feelings. A little laughter is nothing. Not like you're gonna quite literally rip the face off the next 'saur who makes crack about how you fish. Nope. You're bigger than that. Cause you're the biggest. Damn this fried fish is delicious.

Summer 4

Rolled 93, 69 = 162 (2d100)

>>1054834
Summer 4
Name: Iktomi
Religion: Tanka
Race: Wood Elves
Specialty: Herbalism & Husbandry
Tech: Stone Hammers, Flint-knapping, Fire, Crude Daub Huts(5cap/each), Baskets, Fishtraps, Spears, Cordage, Bows, Straw Clothing, Dried Food
Pop: 95(+4%)
Food: 54(+26)
Wood: 79(+5)
Tools: Stone Hammers/Axes/Knives(plenty); Fishtraps(12), Spears(10), Bows (10), Clothing(32)
Assets: Blueberry bushes, Blueberry seeds, 22 Crude Daub Huts
Assigned Labor (Only change in spring):
36 – Food Gatherers (+21)
10 – Hunters (+5)
5 - Firewood/Crafting Materials Gatherers (+5 Wood)
25 – Crafters (+5 clothing)
10 - Trained Weavers [1*] (In Training)
9 - Training Animal Tamers (In Training)

>Train Weavers some more.
With recent the breakthroughs in fish traps, baskets and clothing, the weavers discuss how they can take their craft to the next level to make bigger and better things.

>Train Animal Tamers some more. (Husbandry Specialty Bonus)
Now that death and starvation are no longer eminent, the people return to their lost love of animal husbandry. They notice the the wolves have calmed themselves since the last bad interaction and begin observing the behavior of the animals around them to better communicate with our forest brethren.

So can I passively start keeping dried food in one of the empty huts and just have the crafters and other people who work in camp to watch over it while they work?
I assume food drying is passive too, considering that you just lay whatever you don't eat in the sun.

>>1054971
>So can I passively start keeping dried food in one of the empty huts and just have the crafters and other people who work in camp to watch over it while they work?
I assume food drying is passive too, considering that you just lay whatever you don't eat in the sun.
Yes, but in a hut drying will be slower than in direct sun, but you don't have to assign people to watch the food if its in a hut.

Rolled 100, 73 = 173 (2d100)

>>1054834

I'm out at the moment so im not sure about my id

action 1: hunt/gather food
action 2: search for water source

>>1054987
>in a hut drying will be slower than in direct sun
Ah, I thought you meant the finished food was being scavenged. So I was suggesting storage for the already dried food.

Well if the animals are snatching food off the outdoor drying racks, just having the 35 crafters and weavers sit around the racks while they work should suffice.

>>1054834
>Ban Ard
Civ: Ban Ard
Leader:(Emhry) Thyssed Cirimalion Ard Gneibi
Race: Human
Location Markhaven
Capital: Lan Exeter
Population [12%/year]. 104 pop
Religion: 1) Cult Of Solandis (most popular) 2) Old Elven Pantheon of Heaven,
Speciality: Rapid Breeders. (faster pop growth rate)
Fluff: a collection of human tribes from the peaks of diemes found the courage to brave the plains and managed to make a small bustling town in a elven ruin of Markhaven.
Tech: Crude hammer
Assets: 2*farms (2)[Magnificent]
>Assigned Labor (Only change in spring)
50 - gathering food
24 - Farmers
30 - building/gathering materials
stockpile

>50 food (+25 food/turn)
>230 wood (+25 wood/turn)

>action
1) find seedlings to plant (potatoes, grain, wheat)
2) Learn how to make rope again

Rolled 72, 48 = 120 (2d100)

>>1055117
>>1054987
Sorry forgot the roll.

>>1054889
You try to collect bone and skin from your prey, but you aren't very good at it. You tears the skin to pieces and smash the bones, rendering it useless.
Using the small pieces of bones you can scrape up, you manage to make 1 very sharp tip. Its no good by itself, but maybe you can find some use for it.
>Discovered Sharpened Bone Tips
>You could probably apply this to longer bones, if you had any.
>Acquire 1 Sharp Bone Tips
>Your people are more proficient at making Blades. If its sharp and pointy, you can make it better. Though it doesn't equate to their actual use.
>Acquire Blade Crafting Proficiency.

>>1054971
Pulling the Weavers away from their work, you and the group discuss how to further improve. The discussions are long, but are very fruitful as they all leave, feeling more capable at there jobs.
>10 Weavers are now 3*.
>Acquire only 5 Straw Clothes this Turn.
Feeling your immediate survival is for the time being secure, you get back to your passion. After the disaster that was you last animal taming with the wolves, you take a step back and observe the animals.
>9 Animal Tamers are 1*
>With your knowledge of Food Drying, you passively Preserve 10 Food per turn from your reserves.
>Each turn, change 10 Food to 10 Preserved food.

>>1055005
You send your men out once again to find Food. And by God do they. A large, untouched Storehouse is found, filled with perfectly Preserved Food. Looks like your Food problems are over for a while. But with all this Food here it begs to question, what happened to this place and its people, cause clearly they people didn't starve to death.
>+100 Preserved Food
>Discovered Storage Warehouse. (Can house 20)

>>1055117
In hindsight, you should've gotten the seeds first, then made the farm, but hey, its cool. You send some people looking for food, namely things they can plant, and very strongly remind them NOT to eat them. While out one of the party kicks what at first they think to be a rock. A sorta soft rock. Picking it reveals it to be not a rock at all, and upon further inspection, in this case biting it, its turns out to be food! After yelling at the food finder about the part where they don't eat what they find, and then yelling somemore about eating something he just picked up off the ground, your people scrounge a few more up and bring them back to the farm. The one who found it decided to name them topapoes. You slap him across the head and tell him that's stupid.
You decide to call them potatoes.
>Acquired Potatoes.
>You can now plant potatoes in your Farms.
You finally make Rope. After all the effort it took to make this, someone ties it into what he calls a noose and contemplates hanging himself with it if he ever has to do something like that again.
>Acquire Rope
>Discover Bows.

>>1055553
>>1054046
Gonna take this as training.
Can't think of anything at the moment. Your hunters get better.
>30 3* Hunters are now 4*
>Hunters now gather 27 Food per turn
(You're gonna fall short of Food, so you go hunting)
You send you hunters out to test their new skills, since you don't think you'll make enough Food to make it through the year, especially after pulling them away from their work. Their improved skills show as they bring back more food than you thought them capable previously.
>+60 Food

>>1055005
>>1055553
Whoops, forgot your second roll.
With all this food, you still have a problem. There's no water. Its a barren wasteland as far as the eye can see. If there was water on the surface, it isn't anywhere near you. By a stroke of luck, on of your number finds a well under some rubble. After a bit of work, you clear it out, and to your continued fortune, there's water in there!
>Found Well.

Fall 4
Winter is coming. Don't let the Ice Weasles get you at night.

Rolled 53, 83 = 136 (2d100)

>>1055575
Fall 4
Name: Iktomi
Religion: Tanka
Race: Wood Elves
Specialty: Herbalism & Husbandry
Tech: Stone Hammers, Flint-knapping, Fire, Crude Daub Huts(5cap/each), Baskets, Fishtraps, Spears, Cordage, Bows, Straw Clothing, Dried Food
Pop: 95(+4%)
Food: 80(50 raw/30 preserved) [+26]
Wood: 84(+5)
Tools: Stone Hammers/Axes/Knives(plenty); Fishtraps(12), Spears(10), Bows (10), Clothing(32)
Assets: Blueberry bushes, Blueberry seeds, 22 Crude Daub Huts
Assigned Labor (Only change in spring):
36 – Food Gatherers [+21]
10 – Hunters [+5]
5 - Firewood/Crafting Materials Gatherers (+5 Wood)
25 – Crafters (fish traps) [+5]
10 - Trained Weavers [3*] (fish traps) [+??]
9 – Trained Animal Tamers [1*]

>Set the crafters and weavers to making bigger and better fish traps.

>Have our newly trained tamers try to befriend the wolves again. (Husbandry Bonus)

Rolled 7, 49 = 56 (2d100)

>>1055575
action 1: research simmering to keep us warm (fire)
action 2: reseach preserving food

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>>1055553
Butterlord you fucking comic. I can totally picture those idiots who were in charged with making rope to make a noose first.

also now that I have a farm, What will be the food/turn income with 24 people?

>a rapture of applause surrounds the town as jeff, the one who discovered how to make rope, is paraded around.

Civ: Ban Ard
Leader:(Emhry) Thyssed Cirimalion Ard Gneibi
Race: Human
Location Markhaven
Capital: Lan Exeter
Population [12%/year]. 104 pop
Religion: 1) Cult Of Solandis (most popular) 2) Old Elven Pantheon of Heaven,
Speciality: Rapid Breeders. (faster pop growth rate)
Fluff: a collection of human tribes from the peaks of diemes found the courage to brave the plains and managed to make a small bustling town in a elven ruin of Markhaven.
>Tech:
Crude hammer, Bows,
>Assets
4 Crude Huts

>assignment changes
Assigned Labor (Only change in spring)
50 - gathering food
24 - Farmers
30 - building/gathering materials
stockpile

>75 food (+25 food/turn)
>255 wood (+25 wood/turn)

>action
1) Make a storage hut for food.
2) Make Shelter

Rolled 95, 89 = 184 (2d100)

>>1055720
keep forgetting the role,

>>1055666
something*

I'm home now so I'll do a full run down

Name: The Remnants
Race: Homunculus
Location: Remaliah
Specialty: Tireless Researchers
Food: 180(+15) (150np)
Population: 88
Technologies:
>Stone Tools
Holdings:
>2x Ramshackle House (10)
>Storage Warehouse (20)
>Water Well
Equipment:
>Stone Tools

Manpower Split
10 Admin
18 Food (preparation & rationing)
60 Researchers

>>1055553
What about the population and food increase?

>>1055575
Also, are the red names on the map pre-established nationstates?

>>1055720
>now that I have a farm
Potatoes planted in fall or winter usually don't ripen until spring.
IRL anyway. not sure about this game's crop growth speed.

>>1055802
okay then, farms are basically food investments

Rolled 33, 1 = 34 (2d100)

>>1054899
Summer 4
Name: Koshik
Race: Arthromorph
Location: Koshi Jungle
Specialty: Hunting & Breeding
Fluff: Sentient hunter bugs.
Population: 81 (74 + 7) (+10%)
Food: ?? (56 + ?) (You have not yet announced at what rate I will be getting food from the hunt.)
Inventory: Stone hammers, Sharpened Bone Tips
Technologies: Stone hammers, Burrowing, Blade Crafting Proficiency
Facilities: Hunting Ground, 10 Burrows (50/50) (24 Homeless)
Personnel: 25 hunters (2*), 25 Builders (1*), 31 Villagers

Actions:
>Try attaching some sharpened bones on sticks of different lengths using nearby plant matter.
>Order the tribe to start collecting and storing bones after they are finished eating prey and not just throw them away somewhere from now on.

Assignments:
>25 Hunters (Currently Hunting at the Hunting Ground for food.)

>>1055575
I seem to have lagged behind from my temporary absence.

>>1055739
>>1039619
>Ignore the roads and any other landmark looking things on the maps.
I'm assuming that anything geo-political is non-existent, we're just treating it as a wild untamed world.

>>1055839
well, we're still not yet in a position to make geo-political actions.

>>1055802
Farms have a straight 1/1 ratios of Food/Workers as a more steady and secure food source as opposed to Hunters, Gatherers, Fishermen, etc which have a .5 Food/1 Worker. However you can only plant and improve farms in Spring.
10 base Hunters will gather 5 Food.
10 base Farmers will farm 10 Food, but require the time investment to actually prepare and build the Farm.

>>1055736
Sorry, must've forgot it.
Your current pop is 81.
Your 25 Hunters gain 23 Food per turn.
Your Builders dig 2 Burrows every 2 turns.

>>1055739
You can just ignore the names if you want. I just grabbed a map and used it. No one on the map is going to be past tribe level.

>>1055839
This.

>>1055885
wait, so it produces 10 food per turn? or per year? or does it produces 40 food per turn each spring?

>>1055885
How does a worker's rank and tier affect the total resource output?

>>1055660
The fishtraps you have setup are doing their job, but you feel they could do more. A small time investment and you set out to making bigger and better baskets.
>Can now craft Medium Grass Baskets/Traps
>10 Trained Weavers 3* can craft 1 per turn.
Having a bit more experience, you r try your hand, hopefully getting it back, again at taming the wolves. While initially hesitant, they don't immediately rip you apart. The size you up, and leave quietly after a while. Seems this will take some time.

>>1055666
You don't know how or what happened, but one of your people is heard screaming as he runs past you, covered heard to toe in fire. Unfortunately he runs into one of the food stockpiles.
>-1 Pop
>-30 Preserved Food

>>1055720
I'll answer after post.
You need somewhere to store your Food. Somewhere where the animals and insects can't get to it. Or that fat pig Orson. Guy eats enough for the whole tribe. If he had his way you bet he'd eat anyone who died. Or anyone alive if he thought he could take him. Fucking glutton. But you're getting off track. You need some good, and sturdy to keep your food safe, and so you set to task of building a storage shed for it. And boy do you. Its big, its strong, and it'll keep out probably even a bear. Or at least a certain 'pig' you hope. Now that you look at it, you're pretty sure its better than your own houses.
>Built 1 Strong Storage Hut(Holds 100 Food. Does not keep Unpreserved Food over year. Can fit 10.)
>-50 Wood
Winter is coming. Whoever said that must've had a good head on his shoulders. You need some shelter from the, so your throw up some huts. Well, not literally. They're too heavy for that. But you build the nice and quickly, managing to add 8 more Small Wood Huts to the neighborhood.
>+8 Small Wood Huts.
>-200 Wood
EVENT: 74
Its early morning when someone comes to awaken you. Something just found its way into your little camp. When you go to see what the fuss is, its two little animals covered in some strange white fur. Does feel like any fur you've felt. it feels nice, and even better, the creatures aren't trying to eat you!
>Acquire 2 Sheep
>Sheep reproduce at a rate of 1% Per turn.
>They eat 1 Food per Animal.

>>1055829
That's some bad luck dawg.
You try attaching the pointy bone pieces to very plant matter. Matter like leaves, and grass. And Flowers. Hmmm, that's not right.
You tell your peeps not to dispose of the bones, that they're important and to bring them back. What better place to store them than in their stomachs? Surely they can't lose them there. Unfortunately your bugs don't chew enough, and many have bones get lodged in their throats. It seems your prey has exacted their revenge from the great beyond.
>-5 Pop

Winter 4

And with that its a night. I might take tomorrow off and pick back up Wednesday. I'll stick around for questions.

>>1055954
>wait, so it produces 10 food per turn? or per year? or does it produces 40 food per turn each spring?
Farms produce per year, from Spring to Winter.
You can only have 10 Farmers per Farm, unless you build Larger farms.
Each Farmer working a Farm Produces 1 Food per turn. In a year he'll make 4 Food.
1 Hunter will make .5 food a turn, or 2 in a year.
Your 20 Farmers working 2 2* Farms will make 112 Food per year. You can't collect the Food till Winter.

>>1055973
Workers gain .1 equal to their Tier effectiveness per rank.
Since everything is T1, you gain .1 effectiveness up to 1 at 10*, which after they train up to 2*, gaining .2 per *, up to 2, for a total of 3 and so forth.
So at T2 10*, a Hunter gains 3.5 Food per turn

I try to keep how much builders and crafters do down, typically about 1 item per 5/10 workers depending on the item. I want them to be useful, but I don't want all your houses built or weapons made passively in just a few turns.

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Rolled 41, 12 = 53 (2d100)

>>1056148
Might not also be able to show up tom, so I'll just make my turn now. Hopefully I can check up on you guys tomorrow.

>Praise Solandis for these little white angels. These are beloved creatures sent to us as the beckoning of winter approaches, the cause of their presence is not only to give us strenght in the upcoming frost but to join us in our little community, as one family, now as we all gath... Orson! Get Away from those Sheeps! We Only have two of them!, Someone grab Orson and make him gather lumber again. I want him no where near the sheep.
>Ban Ard
Civ: Ban Ard
Leader:(Emhry) Thyssed Cirimalion Ard Gneibi
Race: Human
Location Markhaven
Capital: Lan Exeter
Population [12%/year]. 104 pop
Religion: 1) Cult Of Solandis (most popular) 2) Old Elven Pantheon of Heaven,
Speciality: Rapid Breeders. (faster pop growth rate)
Fluff: a collection of human tribes from the peaks of diemes found the courage to brave the plains and managed to make a small bustling town in a elven ruin of Markhaven.
>Tech:
Crude hammer
Farming (land clearing)
Bows (crude)

Assets:
12 - Small Wood Huts
1 - Strong Storage Hut
2 - 2*Farm

>assignment changes
Assigned Labor
50 - gathering food
20 - Farmers
30- building/gathering materials
1-Shepard
3-Bow Makers

Stockpile
>100 food (+25 food/turn)
>30 wood (+25 wood/turn)

>action
1) Try and get some food to feed the gluttons before the winter rages over Lan Exeter.
2) give praise to Solandis for these furry little creatures

>>1056148
So how much food do these Medium Baskets catch?
Did they at least build one as a prototype that we can start using?

Still trying to figure out the rank/production scale so I don't have to pester you every time I change labor or production.
I'd like to switch back to clothing for the winter and then shift everyone back over to baskets once we have enough clothes for everyone.

>>1056283
A normal Basket catches .1 amount of Food.
At 3 Stars it takes 4 Weavers to make 1.
At base it takes 5 Weavers to make a Basket.
It takes .5 less per rank. At 3* rounded down it takes 1 less Weaver to make 1 Basket.
A Medium Basket Catches .2 amount of Food.
At 3 Stars it take takes 7 Weavers to make 1.
It takes a base of 8 make 1 Medium Basket. Round down it takes 1 less for 7 3* Weavers.
Man I'm reading that and it sounds confusing. I know how it works in my head but seeing it written doesn't quite stick right.

And its fine. I really should be telling you how much items affect your gains. It'd make it much easier on me if I remembered to tell so you can keep up with your own stats easier instead of me keeping up with everyone's by myself. If you have a question as to how much does x affect y, just ask and I'll tell ya.

If you think I forgot something or miscalculated, feel free to call me out on it.

>>1056351
What do I do with my unused Fall turn? I still have not taken that turn yet.
Can I just skip it and just calculate the automatic income for the next turn?
Or do I have to post the 2 missing actions?

>>1056375
You can make up the 2 missed actions.
Just don't take actions that are entirely dependent on actions that turn succeeding like the Bones turn. Like
>Learn Fire
>Learn to Cook with Fire

>>1056351
>Man I'm reading that and it sounds confusing
Yeah, that's some funky maths.
I thought you were just doing something like:
0* = 0.1 Item/Person
1* = 0.5 Item/Person
2* = 1.0 Item/Person
3* = 1.5 Item/Person
But I guess you've got a bigger plan based on working backwards from the final product.

That's still really slow production tho, especially since we can't go any higher than 4*.

So how many base crafters does it take to make a medium basket?

>>1056412
Alright.
I'll be posting my actions for this winter turn along with the 2 missing fall actions soon.

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>>1056412
I think I'll fashion my Civ around that sheep Encounter.
This will be the New Ban Ardian Heraldry Now

Fuck apparently I deleted a post.
Was gonna say if you want more Pop without waiting years, you can roll Festivals, or Orgies, or whatever you wanna call them. Just make sure to put somewhere its for increasing Pop. Races with higher breeding rates get more from it. And because I'm a lazy hack who doesn't wanna remember when children are born or grow up, they are instantly born full grown adults.
If you roll a 1 though you get STDs.

>>1056418
Yeah, I'm playing it by ear mostly. If things don't seem like they're working I'll tweak them as we go.
Medium takes 8 Crafters.

>>1056418
>That's still really slow production tho, especially since we can't go any higher than 4*.
No, its 10* per Tier, and there's 5 Tiers.
Max level is Tier 5 10*

>>1056148
Did my first action mess up my first?

Rolled 94, 74, 34, 71 = 273 (4d100)

>>1056148
Winter 4
Name: Koshik
Race: Arthromorph
Location: Koshi Jungle
Specialty: Hunting & Breeding
Fluff: Sentient hunter bugs.
Population: 76 (81-5 from summer)
Food: 102 (56 + 23 (from summer) + 23 (from fall))
Shelter: 60/60 (16 Homeless)
Inventory:
>Stone hammers
>Sharpened Bone Tips
Technologies:
>Stone hammers
>Burrowing
>Blade Crafting Proficiency
Facilities:
>Hunting Ground (25 Hunters)
>12 (+2 from fall) Burrows (5 per burrow)
Personnel:
>25 hunters (2*)
>25 Builders (1*)
>26 (31-5) Villagers
Assignments:
>25 Hunters hunting
>25 Builders burrowing

Fall Actions:
>Train 10 villagers to become dedicated Breeders.
>Let's try making those blade based tools again.

Winter Actions:
>Order the tribe to start collecting and storing bones after they are finished eating prey and not just throw them away somewhere from now on. (Again)
>Order the tribe to start harvesting the chitin from dead villagers from now on.