Fantasy Civ-HARAMBEQUEST

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To pick up where we left off, Harambe leads through the caverns. We find a mushroom farm, a cavern which flooded from a lake on the surface, and a wild ape, who seems to be leading us somewhere. Somewhere, one of your apes gets separated from the group. As we follow the wildling, we are ambushed by multiple drone beetles. After the beetles are killed, the wild ape and one spearbearer have wounded legs, and are in great pain and cannot run. It's likely you would be off much worse, were it not for a surprise spear coming from a non-party member. This new ally is the spearman you came to this cave to find in the first place.
>"I-I'm so glad to see a familiar face."
You give the wildling 1 white herb, to quiet it and put it in the trance. Your injured spearwoman chews hers as well, to numb the pain of her mangled foot; she know's she'll be unconscious soon, but she wagers she wouldn't be a help fully conscious, either.
>"I'll take the wildling to the surface, I think we found what he was leading us to," she says. "We'll be out of your way."
What do you do?
>Let her take the wildling above
>Keep the wildling, let her leave
>Order her to stay, keep the wildling
>Order her to stay, leave the wildling for dead
>Something else?

You assess your party: 1 Harambe, 1 spearwoman(missing), 1 spearwoman(injured), 1 wildling(injured), 1 Bowman (4 arrows), 1 spearwoman(torchbearer), 2 spearmen, all armored save the wildling and the new recruit.
And you assess your supplies: 12 food, 14 water, 12 torches, 4 white herbs, 2 Anti-Pain Potions, 30 meters of rope.

You ask the found spearman what he did to survive.
>"I found, like, a meat cave. Like, a cave full only of carcasses and rotting meat. It was disgusting, but it was the safest spot, because it was unguarded and unmonitored. None of it was edible, so I did hunting now and again. There was a woman, too. A human. What she did to get here, I'll never know or ask, but she was good company."
You also meditate on the missing soldier. Knowing her last known location was before the last battle, you assume desertion. Your safest bet to find her would be to backtrack.
As your party rests, a tremor is felt throughout the caverns.
What do you do?
>Backtrack to find the deserter.
>Follow your found spearmen to the meat locker.
Set up a base camp
>Go [direction]
>Split into groups
>something else?

>>359771
>Let her take the wildling above

>Backtrack to find the deserter
Doesn't make sense to come down here for a spearman and then leave one here...

Was the human woman in the meat locker?

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>>359793
You escort the wounded chimps toward the nearest exit, a hub of six hallways intersecting. This is also where the last sighting of the deserting soldier was; she could be down any corridor.
Northwest leads to a flooded cavern you've previously explored; Southwest seems to lead to the southern entrance of the mushroom farm; North, South, and Northeast are unknown, though North has a bright golden light emanating from it.
What do you do?
>Go Northeast
>Go South
>Go Southwest
>Go Northwest
>Go North
Split up
>Set up base camp
>Something else?

>>359861
>North

>>359861
Northwest

>>359928

second

>>359928
si

OP?

Don't die on us OP

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>>359914
>>359928
>>359932
>>359967
if y'all want an explanation as to why OP died on you, it's
>Internet went out around 9:30
>Accidentally took a power nap because internet went out
Oops. Super sorry folks. This is the highest level of unprofessionalism an OP can have.

I doubt any of you are still here but:
You walk Northwest to be greeted by the sight of many beetles in congregation. They are illuminated by a sight you cannot see, though you do see it's incredibly bright. These aren't like the drones we've been dealing with, small and overwhelming only in big numbers. These are beetles, 8 feet long from head to thorax, 3 feet wide at the shoulder, and wearing onix black as their exoskeleton. They can fly, though much slower than the drones and with less altitude. Worst of all is the two horn on their faces, right between the eyes. The long, sharp extremity looks like it could pierce even the strongest of stone or cute the thickest metal.
You see that they outnumber you, and they do not see you, as they are focused on whatever massive lightsource is on the other side of them. Knowing how you faired against half this number of their weaker counterpart, you hesitate on bumrush any of them.
Northwest, North, and South/southeast all lead to unvisited corridors.
What do you do?
>Retreat
>Take a potshot at a beetle
>Go Northwest
>Go North
>Go South/Southeast
>Set up base camp
>Split up
>Something else?

>>361315

Base camp

>>361315
>Go North
Might get a better look at whatever is emitting the light. Then lets backtrack and get the fuck out of here...

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>>361353
You stack mud walls between the edges of corridors, each with an opening in the center. Whiles these walls give protection, they leave you with blind spots; be weary of staying too long. You realize you're running low on food, because next turn, when you eat, you'll only have one serving left. You might have to go hunting, or refind that farm. This is also how you realize the deserter has no food, so she's have to return eventually or become self-sustaining, and you know where the major sources of food and water are.
You ask to found spearman where his meat locker is.
>"Southeast of here; I think the woman is still there. She could be useful."
Your party will consume 6 food and 6 water at the end of this action.
What do you do?
>Go [direction]
>Split up
>Something else?

>>361531
>Southeast

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Your group eats before leaving, and leave two torches as a beacon for your camp, leaving your current inventory as:
>7 food, 9 water, 10 torches, 4 white herbs, 2 Anti-Pain Potions, 30 meters of rope, 19 gold coins, 6 drone beetle carcasses. As you go south, you see a lion beetle; not wanting to throw yourself right at it's mercy, you detour to the thinner corridors east of him; you find a vase with 16 crude gold coins in it; a drone finds the man you sent to collect the coins, and flies after him.
What do you do?
>Fight
>Flee
>Change formation
>Something else?

>>361796
>Fight
Try and bait it back to the group.

Anyone else here?

>>361912
roll 1d20

Rolled 19 (1d20)

>>361952

>>362012
Your spearman falls back, leading the drone down the corridor and into a trap. As it turns the corner, Harambe and the two spearbearers thrust into the drone, killing it.

And yeah no one else is here, we should call it quits for now. sorry about no real progress today, I lost most of the prime hours for the game.

>>362072
S'Ok OP - our monkeys will conquer the world eventually!

>>362072
No worries, it'll all be worth it when we have pepe's head on a pike.

Who here to play? OP is up and ready to OP

>>363981
here

>>363981
Present

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Your group of five regroups, ready to keep going. Your spearwoman is still missing, and you haven't a trace of where she is. A lion beetle is in range. Your found spearman says a woman can be found in the southeast of the cave.
Party: Harambe, two spearmen, 1 bowman, 1 torchbearer
Assets: 7 food, 9 water, 10 torches, 4 white herbs, 2 Anti-Pain Potions, 30 meters of rope, 35 gold coins, 7 drone beetle carcasses.
What do you do?
>Go [Direction]
>Follow the spearman to the meat room
>Attack the lion beetle
>Split up
>Something else?

>>364082
>Follow the spearman

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>>364100
You find a corridor as you walk. You have options to move up (to the surface), North, Northeast, East, Southeast, Southwest, West, and Northwest (which you've explored before). Your spearman says that to find the woman, go east.
A drone is flying from the North; he has yet to notice you and might even go a different direction. No one's really afraid of them anymore.
What do you do?
>Attack the beetle
>Follow the spearman
>Go [Direction]
>Split up
>Something else?

>>364168
>follow

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Spearbro leads you East, into a dank room. There's light coming from the eastern edge. The dead bodies, cows and pigs and lions, are rank and would make weaker men gag and vomit.
You take a few steps into the room until you hear a voice from nowhere, seemingly implanted in your mind.
>"Don't take another step forward if ya value ya life," says a raspy feminine voice.
>"That's her," spearbro says.
>"What do you mean?" you ask.
>"Go grab something ya don't value and throw it in front of you." she says.
You grab a bone from a pile nearby and throw it on the floor in front of you. As it hits the ground, a pillar of fire rises, engulfling the remains in an inferno. When the fire dies, you see even the ash burned away, leaving nothing.
>"It's safe now, come on," she says.
What do you do?
>Approach her
>Send a representative from your group
>Flee
>Say [something]
>Something else?

>>364233
>who are you ? what are you doing here ?

>>364233
>Approach her
>>364239
Then this

> throw another bone
See if this is a single hit trap or just keeps working.

>call over her and ask if there are any other things in the room that we should be aware of

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>>364248
You throw it once more and nothing happens.
>"You're safe and paranoid, but I'm not hear to kill you. Believe me, if I wanted to kill you, I could've done it so long ago."
>>364239
>>364241
>"Ah that's a long story, come over and we'll talk it over the fire."
>"Go on. I've been here for days and she hasn't killed me yet, she's safe," you spearbro says."
Your party trudges forward, cracking a vase and taking the 14 gold coins in it. You enter a room of thin mud walls, clear of any carcasses and with a fire in the middle. You see an old woman, balding, with saggy wrinkled skin, scarred and burnt. "I didn't think she'd be this ugly," you think to yourself.
>"Don't think you're the first to think that way," she says silently.
You jump at this.
>"Y-you can read my mind."
>"I can read all of your minds, you oaf," she snaps. "I can read the minds of every living thing in this cave. Then again, your party and the Queen and her child are the only things here that really think a lot. Your missing spearwoman is dead, by the way. Killed by a lion beetle."
You're intimidated by her knowledge. She's been watching the whole time? A Queen? your missing spearwoman?
What do you do?
>Ask about your missing spearwoman
>Ask about the Queen
>Ask about her telepathy
>Ask about the layout of the cave
>Ask [something]
>Something else?

>>364290
>Ask about the Queen

>>364309
>"What exactly is this 'Queen?'" you ask.
>"The Queen is a beautiful thing. Massive, a body bigger than this room. She has no wings, a hundred legs, and a body that glows gold, so bright it's hard to see. She's the smartest, she's pampered, and she's the one who dug the largest corridors of this cave."
>"And she has a kid. Rather, she will have. She laid the egg of her successor. And your spearwoman was so tempted by it's bright glow that she grabbed it, went to present it to you, and was eaten alive for threatening the royalty."
>What do you do?
>Ask about her telepathy
>Ask about her backstory
>Ask [something else]
>Ask about meeting the Queen
>Something else?

>>364362
is there any way to talk to the beetle queen and forge a truce ? there is no need to fight then

also, who are you ? what are you doing here ?

>>364362
>Ask about her backstory

We currently have like 6 drone carcasses in our possession, maybe meeting her isn't smart atm

>>364373
>"The drones and the lions are easy to manipulate. They're only useful to do there jobs. I can pacify them, force them to stand aside so we can have audience with her. Of course, she's intelligent on par with us, so I doubt I could manipulate her nearly as much, and frankly I don't want to. She's beautiful, her power is incredible. I could get you into her chamber, but don't expect her to not eat ya."
>>364373
>>364390
>"I was, um, a woman, apart of a mountainside settlement. I was thrown out for practicing magic; they thought I was manipulating our king, I was not. They exiled me. and I traveled North. This, ironically, helped grow my telepathy and pyromancy, when I was attracted to a power deep underground. So I found my way down here, hoping to ally with this queen. Of course, she's hostile, and as much as I respect her, I fear she will kill me upon approach."
What do you do?
>Ask [something else]
>Seek audience with the Queen
>Ask to leave the cave with the hag
>Leave the cave without the hag
>Something else?

>Ask about meeting the queen

>Seek audience with the Queen

>>364419
>"I feer she will kill me upon approach"
>>364421
Got a deathwish nigga? Fuck it let's try it anyway

>>364419
maybe make an offering to discuss things peaceful with here
what might a beetle queen want ?

>>364450
Frogs legs?

>>364429
>>364436
>>364450
Before meeting the Queen, we must make a plan, and decide our terms. She would be a powerful ally, what do we have to offer her? We can give her workers, but hers are probably superior and we don't want a second Pepe, do we?
The hag might stay as an advisor if all goes well, and as a slave if they don't. And I don't think anyone would object enslaving Pepe's men
>>364473
I like the way you think

>>364479
What do we have we could give her?
>2 Bullywug workers - aquatic so they could be useful
>Pain potions/Herbs?

Genuinely can't think of much else...

>>364522
well i think both of these could be useful

and if she rejects our offer, we atleast repay pepes favors

we could also offer help in construction work, as hands are pretty good for such things

>>364532
Construction is a good idea, she might have projects in mind.

Could also make a trading post type thing like we did for the bullys, our above ground resources for their underground resources.

>>364563
yeah this also sounds pretty good

>>364522
We have to bullywugs to offer immediately; we have no idea how large the bullywug population, but if we conquered them or traded for more... We might get somewhere.
Either way, bullywugs are considered a delicacy, so she might be inclined to take just the two for breeding purposes, a bullywug farm.

>>364568
well then i say we should try to negotiate with her

if we go in now, would we be killed immediatly ?
or can we like wave a white flag

>>364579
The hag will lead the way, and will help you negotiate; she is also paramount with her telepathy, because you have no other way of communicating. The Queen will be angry, but will at least hear your first few sentences before actively trying to kill you. Also, she doesn't know that one of your party tried to steal her egg, so try to keep that a secret.

>>364606
alright then lets try this

but i dont understand the relationship between hag and queen
are they allies or friends or what ?

>>364606
To be honest, the queen has the choice of eating 6 dirty monkeys, or the chance of a more constant supply of tasty pepes.

If we make that clear straight away we should be okay.

>>364614
Neither I think - just a fan

>>364614
>>364625
the hag sensed the Queen's power, and was hiding in the cave, using her telepathy to manipulate the workers into letting her live. She wants to serve the Queen but didn't have anything to offer her, so the hag never approached the queen

>>364661
well then lets try to negotiate

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You let the hag lead the way to the Queen's chamber. You are approached by drones from all angles as you travel, but the hag manipulated them into staying away from your group. You approach the chamber, and see many lion beetles guarding the entrance. While they were ready to charge, the hag sends our a telepathic order to stop, and the simple minded beetles stand down, and allow entrance to the Queen's chambers.
You remember the terms you offer: two bullywugs immediately, a delicious meal befit a queen; the possibility of using your men for dexterous tasks, such as construction; and access to your above ground resources.

The hag tears up as she approaches the Queen, fearful and amazed by the massive beetle.
The hag sets up a telepathic link between you and herself, as well as one between herself and the Queen, and will relay terms between you and the Queen.
>"My Queen," she starts, "We are but humble surface dwellers. I came here, attracted by your immense power. I wish to serve you; my friends are envoys of a powerful empire on the surface. Though they cannot match the splendor of your greatness, they ask in the humblest of manner to have an alliance that would be mutually beneficial to you and them."
The Queen raises her body.
>"You enter my realm, you manipulate my soldiers, you take some resources yourself, and you expect me to here your plans on how to use me to better yourself?!?
>"Speak now, tell me your name and what you want, and I will decide if your words sound better than you taste."
The Queen is impatient, but will let you give your offer before doing anything drastic.
What do you say?

>>364782
"I am Harambe your grace, the chieftain of our surface empire. I promise you our intentions are not to use you, in fact quite the opposite. We have recently come into contact with a tribe of Bullywugs, who have wronged our own. We wish revenge, a holy war on your behalf. If you would allow us this, to bathe in their blood in your honor - you can expect the same degree of loyalty we have shown today in entering your powerful kingdom in search of one of our own. Your grace, my words may not sound as good as we taste - but I can guarantee a splender of Bullywug corpses tastes ten times better than our hairy asses. Please, offer us this privilege to serve you - and may our alliance hold strong."

then maybe succ?

>>364782
So... Do you like pepes?

>>364851
>"I don't care about your backstory, I don't care about who's wronged you in the past, I just want a reason to let you live. You say you taste worse than a bullywug? Bring a bullywug, then. I've tasted your kind before, but I haven't had the privilege of a bullywug feast. I will hold your woman, and your men; you will go fetch me a bullywug to eat, and until then, these will be my hostages. You have until they starve to death; if you do not deliver, I will slaughter your empire."
The Queen has tasked you with feeding her a Bullywug. You must leave your party in the cave and return to the surface and find a bullywug.
What do you do?
>Take the child bullywug
>Take the adult bullywug
>Manipulate Pepe into the cave
>Abandon this venture, and let your men die
>Something else?

>>364915
>Manipulate Pepe into the cave

He said himself he doesn't know what is North.

>>364915
We were 1 turn away from death regardless, so we don't have the time.
>Have hag telepathically order a new squad here with adult bullywug

>>364943
You do have the time, but that is a very smart plan
roll 1d20

>>364943
Changing
>Take the adult bullywug

>>364943
>>364966
why not both?

Rolled 14 (1d20)

>>364974
Yeah I meant I agreed with the anon.

Though there roll should count more.

>>364983
>>364943
You sit and wait for a group of two apes and two zebras leading a bullywug. They told the bullywug he was to be a representative of bullywugs to the Queen; he doesn't know he's being led to his death. You meet them at the surface. You ask:
>"did you see two chimps up here, both injured?"
>"Yeah, were those the ones from the cave?" one ape responds.
>"No, one of those was wild but the other was one of us, who was injured."
You sent the zebras to go find them, and you, your two other apes, and the bullywug go below the surface.
>"What am I to say?" the bullywug asks.
>"Whatever the Queen wants to hear," you reply. "Make your clan sound strong."
You approach the Queen, and send the bullywug forth. He kneels to his new Queen.
>"My Queen," he says. "I am honored to be chosen as-"
The Queen lets out a massive screech, bouncing off the walls of the chamber. The bullywug drops to the floor, his sensitive ears hurting. The Queen spits at the bullywug, burning his skin and meltling his bones. His screams were blood-curdling. Everything from his waste up was a bloody slurry. The Queen swoops down, using her mandibles to pick up the bloody mess by the legs. She garbles it down and digests it slowly. She sits quietly, every ape fearing what her next action will be.
>"You were right. He was delicious," she says with what could be considered a smile on her face. "You are allowed to live, you have my thanks for bringing such a meal. You are allowed to leave, but if you were to bring me more, you will be more than rewarded. Consider your lands a part of my Empire, and consider yourselves my friends."
Do you have any final words or requests to the Queen before you depart?

>>365112
Are the drones too stupid for the monolith? Could ask for one, say it would help getting more pepes.

>>365126
Second this

And we should try to get the telepath to come with us, aid us in finding and killing the frogs

>>365126
>"I have thousands of drones, take one. Take some eggs, too. Now go off; when you come back, bring me some frog legs."
A drone beetle joins your party, with some eggs.
>>365183
>"Why not come with us?" you ask the hag. "I know you probably don't think of us like you think of your human counterpart, but you are very welcome to our state."
>"I thank you," she says, "but I decline. I will stay here, with my Queen Mother, as an advisor, assistant, whatever she needs me to be. As long as she is your ally, I am your ally."
You take your party and your assets and make it home.
Current troop and assets: http://pastebin.com/TiC2QfBB

This seems like a good place to stop, we resolved the issue of the caves and made a strong ally. We may have the power to get revenge on Pepe, but that'll be reserved for the next session. GG all.

>>365253
Cheers OP

Fucking caves man, now we can get back to setting the Savannah on fire.

OP here, session will start at 7. Be there or be square

>>366555
Should specify, 7 AM PST, about twenty minute. Who here?

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Ain't noone here but I'm posting anyways

Turn 15:
Current troop and assets: http://pastebin.com/TiC2QfBB

You return to the camp and settle down. You ask Dikotsi about any happenings while you were gone.
>"Pepe showed up," he says. "We wanted to enslave him but knew we didn't have the men and didn't know if you'd reject, so we didn't do anything. He came by to tell us our 'workers' built a bridge for us, so that we could transport a large force west, if we needed to. He also said we are always welcome to diplomatic missions to his capital.
>"A centaur also rode in from the east, wanting to know about the wooden building on the horizon. His name was Deagon. He seemed calmed by the fact that we are zebras, but he referred to the land as 'his plains,' and I wouldn't be sure if he is too happy about our settlement.
>"So, what happened with the Queen?"
You explain he situation to Dikotsi, how the Queen wants more bullywugs to eat.
>"You know," he starts, "If we really do exterminate an entire species, Pepe would be right; we would be barbarians."
>"He enslaved YOUR people," you remind Dikotsi.

>You have three actions this turn, by the end of the turn 16 food will be consumed by chimps, 4 food will be consumed by otters, and 5 grain and will be consumed by zebras
What do you do?
>Hunt/gather
>Explore, bonus if explored with healthy zebras
>Consult the zebras
>Consult the otters
>Consult the children
>Research [something]
>Attempt to adopt more wild [animals]
>meditate to the monolith
>Communicate with a neighboring group
>something else?

>>366577
>Have the drone start building a burrow for the eggs and collect any ores/stone found

>>366584
roll 1d100

Rolled 39 (1d100)

>>366586

>>366587
The drone starts a small mine near the monolith. Knowing how the monolith resonated power into the plants in the lake, is it possible that there's monolith-infused metal, or gems, or something else of power? At this point, we've found nothing.
The eggs are placed in the mine, and will hatch soon enough. The mine is too big for an ape or zebra, but an otter and the drones can fit comfortably inside.
>You have two actions this turn

>>366606
>Communicate with the centaurs
>Meditate to the monolith - about killing the bullywugs etc

>>366615
roll 1d20

Rolled 7 (1d20)

>>366616

>>366617
You ride Dikotsi throughout the plains, in search of any centaurs. You find none, though you do not take this as a sign of anything bad; they are nomads, it wouldn't be easy to find them.
you meditate to the monolith. You hear the words echo in your thoughts.
>"You are righteous, you will do what you must to empower your people."

We're the only people here right now, we should wait some time before continuing to the next turn.

>>366627
joinin in

is there any kind of magic op ? i would like to try and research if there is

>>366627
Consult the otters. See if they have anything to say about us forcing an entire race into slavery.

>>366631
There is magic, but only the priestesses has any knowledge of it.

Turn #16:
A small mine is set, and periodcally the drone will give you his products.

>You have three actions this turn, by the end of the turn 16 food will be consumed by chimps, 4 food will be consumed by otters, and 5 grain and will be consumed by zebras
What do you do?
>Hunt/gather
>Explore, bonus if explored with healthy zebras
>Consult the zebras
>Consult the otters
>Consult the children
>Research [something]
>Attempt to adopt more wild [animals]
>meditate to the monolith
>Communicate with a neighboring group
>something else?

>>366632
You talk to the eldest otter about what you plan for Pepe.
>"Ya know, fuck that guy is all I have to say. But his family, his kids, his people, I don't know about them. There was kid I played with plenty, I think. I wouldn't want him to get hurt too bad. But fuck Pepe."

>You have two actions this turn

>>366639
well we could try to assasinate pepe, but i dont think we are able to make it

so i think we shoulkd rather gather some food first

>>366643
We've planned on feeding Pepe to the Queen Beetle, we're just biding our time until it feels like a safe venture.
roll 1d100

>>366639
>Research
Have the otters make bug armour from the carapaces and spearheads/arrowheads from mandibles

Maybe see how his people feel about him, could cause a civil war - then give the bugs the bodies of the dickhead bullywugs

Rolled 79 (1d100)

>>366648
well we can also feed him if hes dead, but baiting him into the cave might be the better idea

>>366650
roll 1d100; also, are you saying we should visit the Pepe capital?
>>366651
+50 antelope meat

Rolled 46 (1d100)

>>366654
I was just throwing out an idea to anons

>>366661
Your eldest otter used 3 carapace to test just how strong they would be; he makes a small breastplate for himself, and tries to make one for the apes, but says the carapace are too small for adult apes; he suggests the use of larger insects' carapaces, if we could get our hands on them.

Turn #17:
Troop, assets, project, diplomacy:
http://pastebin.com/0zed08zy

You gather food and research your drone carcasses; you can make armor of otters, but have no knowledge of anything else, yet.

>You have three actions this turn, by the end of the turn 16 food will be consumed by chimps, 4 food will be consumed by otters, and 5 grain and will be consumed by zebras
What do you do?
>Hunt/gather
>Explore, bonus if explored with healthy zebras
>Consult the zebras
>Consult the otters
>Consult the children
>Research [something]
>Attempt to adopt more wild [animals]
>meditate to the monolith
>Communicate with a neighboring group
>something else?

>>366668
lets communicate with pepe and try to make either a deal with him or lure him into a trap

>>366668
Since the otters aren't going to see much combat, could we use any leftover carapaces for bucklers/shields?

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>>366672
roll 1d100

>>366671
You visit the Pepe capital, with yourself, another ape, and Dikotsi. You observe that all the houses are crude and muddy and below the water, and that Pepe's palace is significantly larger; you have no way of visiting it, but Pepe welcomes you at the shore of the river.
>"About time you visited," he says, unaware of the anger you hold to him.
What do you say?
>Ask about his military
>Ask about the conditions of his people
>Ask about his trade, food, etc.
>Attempt an arrest
>Something else?

>One action remaining this turn

>>366683
>ask about his people

is everything going well ?

Rolled 35 (1d100)

>>366683
Rollin'

>Ask about his people

>>366685
Fuck my rolling today

>>366685
An ape decides to work on it himself, and doesn't make any progress.
>>366684
>"Why, we're doing great," Pepe proclaims.
You question this is your head; you see that Pepe certain lives in luxury, but are his people really doing great? You might have to question the people when you finish with Pepe.
>"We're doing great, too," you say. "I'm glad to hear your people are well," you lie.

>What do you do?
>Ask about his military
>Ask about his trade, food, etc.
>Attempt an arrest
>Something else?

>>366696
do you have anything to trade with us ?

also, do you need any military help ? had problems with your neighbors ?

>>366697
>Pepe says, "We had everything to trade which we had before, weapons and armor and workers. Thanks for the workers, by the way. They're the ones who built your bridge.
>"Our neighbors are fucking assholes. A group of gnolls poached on a small settlement upstream. But my people are strong, I could kill them."
You learn of a settlement upriver who might have some aggression to the lack of leadership. Perhaps if we visit them, we could plant the seeds of rebellion.

What do you do?
>Offer to fight the gnolls for reward
>Offer to help that settlement for reward
>Arrest Pepe
>Something else?

>>366708
offer to help that settlement, then try to incite them to rebell

>>366711
>"You'll help them? hmm...
>"You want something, clearly. I don't know what it is, but I'm not gonna deny you. Go help them, then. Mayhaps one visits me and speaks well of you, then I'll reward you."
You are granted permission to visit the settlement, tomorrow. You say your goodbyes to Pepe, and return home.

>You have one action remaining

>>366737
meditate to the monolith as preparation

>>366740
If in doubt, meditate.

Meditate and maybe try to expose that beetle to the monolith?

>>366740
You sit at the monolith.
>"The fall is inevitable." you hear. "All the matters is how you benefit from it."

Turn #17:
Troops. projects, etc:
http://pastebin.com/WPEvx1jX

You learn from Pepe about a settlement that have not at all benefited from Pepe's leadership, and offer to help that settlement. Pepe allows you to visit the settlement, though he doesn't know what your plans to help are.
You visit the settlement with Dikotsi and introduce yourself. At first, they were terrified, thinking you visited to slaughter more of them, but you tell them your benevolent intent.
>"You're here to help?" one woman asks.

What do you do?
>Listen to their account of the gnoll attack
>Offer to build a strong settlement
>Tell them to rebel
>Offer your martial assistance
>Something else?

>You have two actions this turn, by the end of the turn 17 food will be consumed by chimps, 4 food will be consumed by otters, and 5 grain and will be consumed by zebras
What do you do?
>Hunt/gather
>Explore, bonus if explored with healthy zebras
>Consult the zebras
>Consult the otters
>Consult the children
>Research [something]
>Attempt to adopt more wild [animals]
>meditate to the monolith
>Communicate with a neighboring group
>something else?

>>366806
why should we slaughter you ? we oviously arent gnolls

we are here to help you, we can give you military assistance and help to fortify your settlement, but you also have to do something for us

>Listen to the account of the gnoll attacks

>>366806
>Listen to their account of the gnoll attack

>Consult the otters
Ask them if there are any resources in the lake

>>366822
>>366824
>"It was the night, me and my family were asleep. We woke up to the sound of a scuffle by the shore. I looked and saw a gnoll dragging my friend by the arm out of the water. I grabbed my son and we swam away. I hid him in a little cavern upriver and came back to help my brother and my husband. I swam back to see my brother bleeding out on the shoreline, and my husband nowhere to be seen. I stayed below the water, hoping not to be seen. They had left after some while; and when I c-checked on my son, he w-was gone. Now it's just me and about twenty others, and we all know more of them are coming. It's just about when. We can't defend ourselves, not in this state."

How do you respond
>Offer to rebuild their settlement
>Offer to garrison men with them
>Tell them to seize power for themselves
>Somethng else?

>>366824
The otters go diving, and see nothing we haven't seen before; big fish and magic kelp, nothing you didn't already know of.

>>366841
well offer them military assistance

>>366841
>Offer to garrison men with them

Ask them why Pepe hasn't sent men over to help.

>Research
Ask the otters to try and upgrade our weapons, spears to trident and net maybe

>>366841
Oh shit we should probably make that monkey we found sentient, might be able to lead us to more of our kind.

Garrison men there and have them train the villagers.
>>366911
Yeah we should try

>>366863
>>366854
>"We're happy to offer our services," you say. "Three men, with spears. It isn't much, but it's all we can offer."
You will give three men, who will be given orders to ensure these bullywugs will learn to hate Pepe.
>Why hasn't your dictator sent help?" you continue. "I know he has strong fighters."
>"Dictator? Oh, you mean Pepe," the woman says. "We asked him to send soldiers, and he gave us spears. We don't know how to fight, I'm a mother and everyone else here is a fisher. We wouldn't last against the gnolls, even if we outnumbered them.
>"Thank you for the men. It's a great help. You're a savior."
Do you have any last words for the woman?
>>366863
roll 1d100

>>366925
Have the men begin to train the villagers to fight too.

Rolled 75 (1d100)

>>366925
"If you need anything else, don't hesitate to ask."

>>366939
You head off from the settlement, and send three men to the help them. Each has the order to: Stand guard, implant the ideals of rebellion, and teach them to fight. You hope it's only a matter of time before you destroy Pepe.
You make it back, and discover that Mr. Otter has a specially made trident, fashioned in much the same way a spear is. It's stronger than your current spear, so you don it for yourself. Mr. Otter says he will continue building these, though his hand's are the only hands dexterous enough to produce them (he can only produce 1 per turn.)

Turn #18:
http://pastebin.com/H8AthGiQ

Your soldiers will protect the settlement until otherwise notified, either by you or by Pepe.
Your settlement gets smaller, but this will help you build a surplusof food, which you were nearly going to run out of.
You have two species you have yet to monolith-ize: the drone beetle, and the wildling. Be aware, that even if the beetle were to become sentient, it still could not talk.

>You have three actions this turn, by the end of the turn 14 food will be consumed by chimps, 4 food will be consumed by otters, and 5 grain and will be consumed by zebras
What do you do?
>Monolith-ize an animal
>Hunt/gather
>Explore, bonus if explored with healthy zebras
>Consult the zebras
>Consult the otters
>Consult the children
>Visit an ally
>Research [something]
>Attempt to adopt more wild [animals]
>meditate to the monolith
>Communicate with a neighboring group
>something else?

>>367031
>Monotholise the beetle and monkey

>>367065
roll 4d100

Rolled 22, 2, 24, 24 = 72 (4d100)

>>367072

>>367111
ah geez

>>367111
>Shit man
I hope the beetles enjoyed their lives and our priestess enjoyed her arms

Do we get anything for dub 24's

>>367112
Please somebody else roll too...

Rolled 49, 27, 14, 11 = 101 (4d100)

>>367111
Attempting a save

>>367115
It's almost trips 24, because 22+2. It won't be as bad as it looks, I'm a kindly OP

You will be granted strong bones and calcium but only if you reply:
"thanks kindly bro" in this thread

>>367120
Least all of our bad rolls are out of the way, can only go up from here

>>367065
Ma'Koh ties down the beetle. She tries to feed it, but it doesn't accept. She performs the ceremony and absolutely nothing happens. The beetle wanders away back into his mine.
Ma'Koh gives the wildling the herb, and he chews it. She begins the ceremony, but falls over in the middle of the ceremony and breaks her arms.Again. But the ceremony completes.
And we discover the wildling has high-functioning autism. Sweet.

>one action remaining this turn

>>367142
Hahaha these fucking rituals man

Are we able to talk to the chimp at all - like with the telepath maybe?

>>367156
We can talk to him, just don't be surprised if he doesn't do what you say. He's smart, really, just a little distant. Visit https://www.autismspeaks.org/ for more information.

>>367142
I suggest that when we get a priestess who isint quadriplegic we make her a suit of armor, and maybe a wheelchair so she dosent have to walk anywhere

>>367172
I kind of like the tradition, we've got a quadriplegic, and a priestess in a catatonic state - I wonder what will happen to the next.

Ask him which direction his tribe is, or if he wants a job inventing stuff.

Let's research better bows

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>>367177
We draw up a crude map based on our knowledge of the land, and he points out where he comes from, pic related

Turn #19:
http://pastebin.com/668LBQ7S

Your beetles hatch; six are drones but one is different. He's smaller, grey and a third the size of the others. You may have to ask the Queen what it is.
The beetles drilled into the ground and dug up iron, though the iron is blue. Other than it's color, it's properties are unknown.
You hear of other apes in the east, the size of their commune is unknown.

>You have three actions this turn, by the end of the turn 14 food will be consumed by chimps, 4 food will be consumed by otters, and 5 grain and will be consumed by zebras
What do you do?
>Hunt/gather
>Explore, bonus if explored with healthy zebras
>Consult the zebras
>Consult the otters
>Consult the children
>Visit an ally
>Research [something]
>Attempt to adopt more wild [animals]
>meditate to the monolith
>Communicate with a neighboring group
>something else?
>>367189
roll 1d100

>>367228
>Build a forge

>>367284
you'll need to research stone structures first, roll 1d100 to research

Rolled 34 (1d100)

>>367294

>>367304
You order a man to look into building a forge. He'll get back to you soon
>Two action this turn

>>367318
>explore with zebras
maybe we can find a centaur now

>>367374
What direction? roll 1d6

>>367402
>>367374
East? Two birds with one stone as the chimps are East too.

Rolled 4 (1d6)

>>367402

>>367418
You, Dikotsi, and another rider and his zebra ride east, hoping to contact the centaurs for yourself, or at least contact the wildlings.
As you travel to the lake, you are stopped and surrounded by centaurs, about ten.
>"What are you doing, ape man? what business do you have outside of your camp?"
What do you say?
>Explain goal
>Inquire about Centaurs
>Attack
>Flee
>Something else?

>>367458
explain that we were searching for them to talk about a posssible trade agrreeement/exchange of information

>>367498
roll 1d20

Rolled 7 (1d20)

>>367515

>>367524
You meet their leader, he tells you his name is Clayton.
>"We're here to meet with your people," you suggest, "Maybe we have things to discuss, about trade or something else?"
>You have nothing to offer us," he replies, rejecting you. "Your presence is allowed, but do not plan on expanding or settling in the east. and if you must, stay in the forests. These plains are our life, we need nothing and we are willing to die for our way of life. Do whatever else you may have come here to do, and then leave."
The party rides away, and you continue to the wild chimps. When you arrive, you dismount before in sight of the troop, about 20 can be seen. What do you do?
>Walk up
>Call their attention from a distance
>Something else?

Also, who's still in the thread? Seems like it's just me and someone else

>>367585
>Walk up

Have Harambe act alpha as fuck.

>>367613
Roll 1d20

Rolled 16 (1d20)

>>367629

>>367637
Harambe approaches the group. He sees that it is actually bigger than previously assumed, closer to 50, the biggest troop you've seen.
A male approaches you. He puffs out his chest, and as big as he makes himself look, he barely reaches your chin. He's the alpha, obviously, and he wants to assert his dominance.
What do you do?
>Fight with your spear and armor
>Take off your armor and drop your spear
>Attempt to negotiate
>Leave
>Something else?

>>367668
Forgot to include the option to fight unarmed

>>367668
try to negotiate, if it doesnt work take off your armor and fight unarmed

>>367668
>Fight unarmed

>>367681
Roll 2d20

Rolled 18, 18 = 36 (2d20)

>>367688

I'm a nice guy so I'll use >>367693

>>367702
well that roll was pretty embarassing tbf

>>367702
Very kindly.

>>367693
You drop your weapons and approach the alpha. You puff out your chest, in a similar show of aggression, your intimidation seems to work, as the ape backs down. But you know the ways of wildlings; you'll need to show them you're strong. The ape crouches to show his inferiority, and you pounce on him, punching and clawing his chest. He fights back, but you are so much bigger than him. You launch a powerful blow to his skull, knocking him out.
You stand and approach the rest of his troop.
What do you do?
>Let their alpha live
>Kill the alpha
>Coerce them to return with you
>Slaughter them
>Something else?

Also, how long do you guys plan on staying? Normally the game dies down around this time of day

>>367759
>Let their alpha live
>Coerce them to return with you

I'm able to stay for a couple hours

>>367773
Roll 1d20

Rolled 4 (1d20)

>>367785

Rolled 3 (1d20)

>>367785

>>367801
You attempt to show your strength as a leader to the wildlings. They don't buy it; so long as their alpha is alive, they will not follow you over him
What do you do?
>Kill the alpha
>Slaughter the apes
>give up on them, leave
>something else?

Rolled 17 (1d20)

>>367828
kill him then

>>367833
You kneel down and punch the ape some more. Your bulky fists knock the life out of him. Dikotsi is disgusted; the apes follow you now. You lead them home; as you walk home you count them; 42 apes, minus the one you killed.

I just realized someone asked to research bows but never rolled, so someone roll 1d100 for him

>One action remaining this turn

Rolled 45 (1d100)

>>367875
>Talk to Dikotsi
Clear that shit up

>>367875
>>367885
Yeah sorry that was me I just got back

Rolled 32 (1d100)

>>367875

>>367897
It's all good, yo
>>367885
You send a man to research bows , he'll get back to you soon enough
You approach Dikotsi about what you did.
>"You know, it was necessary. they wouldn't follow us otherwise," you argue.
>"yeah, but was it so required to be that violent?" Dikotsi pleads. "I mean, there were other ways to kill him. Or you could've tried to exile him, or just take him away and leave him stranded. But beating him to death? that was just harsh."
>"You don't understand how wildlings think," you rebut. "I'm sure wild zebras are just as cruel, they just have a harder time showing it."
>"Yeah, I don't think so."

Next turn coming soon

Turn #20:
Troop, assets, etc: http://pastebin.com/iECnMnJ4
You ponder on your new catches. It's great to have more power over more chimps, but you'll be running low on food soon.
Your guard calls you to the gate. It's Pepe, with a band of 6 household guard..
>"Let me in! Let me in!" he pleads.
What do you do?
>Let him in
>Ask him to explain his presence
>Kill him
>something else?

>You have two actions this turn, by the end of the turn 53 food will be consumed by chimps, 9 food will be consumed by other races
What do you do?
>Expose the chimps to the monolith
>Hunt/gather
>Explore, bonus if explored with healthy zebras
>Consult the zebras
>Consult the otters
>Consult the children
>Visit an ally
>Research [something]
>Attempt to adopt more wild [animals]
>meditate to the monolith
>Communicate with a neighboring group
>something else?

>expose the chimps to the monolith
>Hunt/gather

>>368057
>Expose chimps
>Make rope into nets, work alongside the otters to catch fish from the lake - new source of food

Ask him why he wants in while your people prepare an ambush. let him in and then kill him. Try to capture one of his guard if it's not too difficult

>>368097
Ask him what's up first maybe

>>368097
Oh shit you said that, my bad.

>>368084
roll 3d100 using >>368092 idea to fish

>>368097
>"My city, it was attacked. By my OWN people. It was last night. They descended on my city, armed and ready to invade. They broke into my palace, and killed so many of my soldiers. I think the gnolls forced them to, threatened slavery unless they killed me. Fucking traitors. Please let me in, I think they're coming after me."
You have 8 men ready to fight, including yourself, and he has 11, including himself. Your wildlings might also join in, but they are unarmed. You prepare to open the gates to him, and attack his men on sight.
roll 1d20 for ambush

Rolled 20 (1d20)

>>368134
Tragic shame. Well, maybe his head will appease his pursuers.

>>368146
Well shit nice roll.

>>368149
Thanks. Not every day a natty shows up.

Rolled 73, 6, 62 = 141 (3d100)

>>368134

>>368146
Nice crit man

>>368146
Pepe's men enter the gates. You close it behind them. On cue, your four capable spearmen throw, each striking and killing one of Pepe's men on contact. Pepe panics, thinks his rebels have found him, and falls to the floor in a panicked state. your bowman picks of three others, and your two axewomen each get one, and hack off the leg of the final guard, all within the span of twenty seconds. That leaves only Pepe himself and the crippled guard.
>"W-why?" Pepe asks, disheartened.
How do you respond?
>"It's the people's will"
>"It's God's will"
>"It's revenge for our people"
>"It seemed the right thing to do"
>"It seemed fun"
>Something else?

>>368160
In less exciting news, the ceremony will begin shortly after Pepe is dealt with and we've fished 41 fish

>>368205
>Something else?
"You brought trouble to my home."

>>368205
"You said yourself, we're savages."

>>368213
>>368220
>"What are you gonna do to me?" he pleads. "Let me live, please. I won't bother you or your people, I'll give you what's left of my army, just please don't kill me"
What do you do?
>Execute him
>Imprison him, and later hold him for trial
>Let him live, accept his deal
>Feed him to the Queen
>something else?

>>368262
>Imprison him, then a trial for whether he should be fed to the queen

Dikotsi and the bullywugs will probably like that.

>>368262
Imprison him

>>368262
>>368271
+1 for this guy

>>368271
>>368291
>"I'll let you live, for now. Besides, we have more interesting things going on."
You bind Pepe and hold him under guard. You leave his guard for dead, and gather the bodies to present to the Queen. You expect your men to arrive soon from Pepe's land.
And the ritual is soon to begin. Frankly, your roll for the ritual was awful but you did so good with Pepe I'm giving y'all another chance
roll 2d100

Rolled 47, 9 = 56 (2d100)

>>368320

>>368328
I'm never rolling again.

Rolled 61, 82 = 143 (2d100)

>>368320

>>368335
Ma'Koh performs the ceremony. She doesn't have enough herb for all of them, but it's possible the ceremony will go fine. She attempts the process on all males first, because she understands that women already outnumber the men. It works on every maleShe moves on to the women, and it works on all of them. She works on the kids, and it doesn't work. 34 out of 41 isn't bad though. And she didn't break any limbs this time, great for her.

Next turn soon, stay tuned

>>368372
fuckyeah.jpg
We should get all the newcomers to help expand food production, as we are gonna run out soon.

Turn #21:
Troop, assets, etc:
http://pastebin.com/qCmTKLtZ
Pepe has tasted our revenge. In one fell swoop, we killed his personal guard and took him hostage. Today is his trial, and you have dozens of chimps to watch.
But, before the trial, there are visitors at the gates. It is your three guards, who incited the rebellion. You're certain they have things to say, but you're more interested in their entourage: 20 bullywugs, armed, in simple tunics with blue "Y"s in blue circles painted on, the rebels; 12 bullywugs, nude, save for the ropes at their wrists; and your two chimps and two zebras, the ones you sold to Pepe in the first place.
>"I'm so sorry for what I've done," you say to the ex slaves.
>"You couldn't've known," one of the zebras replied. "If there's any good coming out of our problem, it's that Pepe is out of power."

The trial will begin soon

>You have two actions this turn, by the end of the turn 58 food will be consumed by chimps, 11 food will be consumed by other races
What do you do?
>Hunt/gather
>Explore, bonus if explored with healthy zebras
>Consult the zebras
>Consult the otters
>Consult the children
>Visit an ally
>Research [something]
>Attempt to adopt more wild [animals]
>meditate to the monolith
>Communicate with a neighboring group
>something else?

>>368389
>>368437
Yeah we need food bad.
>Have 5 chimps become fishermen
>Expand the farm

>>368437
Anything from the archery research yet?
>meditate to the monolith

>>368437
>Expand food production
>Research farm technologies
Let's not starve

Pepe stands before the monolith. The whole of your commune is watching.
>"Pepe, you stand here today to be judged in the cleansing light of the monolith to be tried for your crimes.
>"We accuse you for being a slaver; we have four victims to adhere to that statement. We accuse you of being a dictator, for exploiting people who had no choice to leave your leadership, I'm certain every bullywug in this valley would agree to that statement.
>"What do you say for yourself?"
Pepe falls to his knees, crying.
>"I am a slaver, it's what my people are to do. Yours aren't the first I enslaved; we had other merling slaves, but they're gone.They're all gone. I thought you were giving me slaves, I didn't know it was outlawed. I was perfectly welcome to you enslaving my people. I... I'm sorry.
>"But I am not a dictator. I treated my people well."
Every rebel erupted in disapproval.
You let one speak up:
>"Every one of us knows what an iron fist you held us under. We see this great nation, of free, communal values, and we know now that we will never let a man like you, who has no care for his people, will ever be our king again."
the crowd cheers, bullywug and ape and zebra and even the otter cheer. The beetles buzz, but they were probably just frightened by the noise.
You quiet them and speak up:
>"I think it is clear. Does the jury find this man, ex-King Pepe, guilty of the crimes of slavery, injustice to his people, and betrayal of his people's will?"
A unanimous "yes" erupts from the people.
>"King Pepe, I sentence you to death."

How does Pepe die?
>Execution by spear to the skull
>Execution by drowning
>Execution by mob attack
>Execution by starvation
>Execution by devourment by the Queen
>something else?

>>368469
>>368484
roll 3d20
>>368478
Everyone's been too busy with Pepe, no one's gotten to it. But they will

Rolled 14, 1, 10 = 25 (3d20)

>>368537
>Devourment by the queen

She melted the last guys torso off, he deserves no less.

>>368555
Agreed

Rolled 2, 2, 9 = 13 (3d20)

>>368543
>Execution by devourment by the Queen
Quick and painful, and keeps us in good books with the Big Bug, smiles all round!

>>368543
And here are the rolls

Rolled 5, 9, 3 = 17 (3d20)

>>368555
Nice trips

>>368574
>>368555
Your fishermen will net 25 fish per turn.
In three turns, the farm will expand.
The extra farmhands and fishers means that even though you increased your commune's size, you will still only have three actions per turn.
>>368569
>>368555
You, a few rebels, and a few of your trusted guard, take Pepe, and the 12 bullywugs the rebels captured, AND the ten bodies of Pepe's personal guards and set off to the Queen's realm.
The soldiers carry their dead friends' bodies into the Queen's chambers, and are instructed to sit down. The Hag greets you.
>"So, ya followed up on her request for more of them. Good job," the hag says.
>"It was our pleasure and our benefit," you reply.
You sent Pepe forward.
>"Tell her to eat this one first, and make him suffer."
The hag tells the Queen exactly that.
And the Queen puts on her show. She tells the hag to tell Pepe to kneel. He kneels.
>"Repeat this," she commands the frog lord. "I am your Queen, I am your God. There is no one in the world more valuable to you or more loved by you than your Queen."
>Pepe repeats: "You are my Queen, you are my God. There is no one in the world more valuable to me or more loved by me than my Queen."
The Queen laughs, her mandibles twitching and her body rising.
She spits her acid onto Pepe's body. You couldn't tell if Pepe was screaming, or if it was sound of searing flesh and bone. She sits and watches what's left of the frog squirm below her, dark and bloodied and unrecognizable. She scoops up the bloody mess and gulps it down, satisfied with our care.
>"You did well on your promise; you brought me more of these treats. I promised I wouldrepay you; what is it you most want that I can give you?"

What do you ask the Queen for?
>Nothing, the joy of watching Pepe die was enough for you
>Drones
>Lions
>Drones and Lions
>Marriage
>Something else?

>>368634
Say we'll bang ok and leave

>>368634
>Lions
Fucking monkey men riding giant beetles into battle.

Can we also ask about the weird coloured egg we have?

>>368653
Agreed

>>368653
Roll 1d10

Rolled 10 (1d10)

>>368686

Rolled 9 (1d10)

>>368686

>>368645
>"My Queen, we have been strong allies for a time now. Your friendship has grown my empire, and I hope my friendship has, at least, satisfied you. I ask, humbly, for your marriage."
The Queen looks at you, quizzically.
>"But, I am already married," she says.
She presents you her husband, a symbiote growing on her thorax. Small, with a light grey tone, and seemingly permanently attached. It's now you realize that the small beetle you found, is a king.
Do you tell her?
>Yes
>No

>>368653
>"My Queen, your drones have served us well in times of peace. But we have seen war on the surface. I request you entrust us with some lion beetles for us to take to the surface. They would be a great service to us in times of war."
>>368700
>>368706
//my dudes//
The Queen ponders.
>"Out of my legion, I can spare 25. I know this doesn't reach half of your population, but I hope it can satisfy you."
You respond:
>"I thank you my Queen."
Any last requests for the queen?

>>368713
>No

>>368713
>No

>>368748
You keep the truth about the king a secret, for now. Though you fear what she would do if she finds out you lied to her, you also fear what she'd do if she found out you held one of the royal family.
You and your men leave the captured bullywugs in the Queen's realm, letting her do what she pleases with them. You do tell her how to cultivate bullywug eggs before you leave, so she may have a steady supply of them. Your men climb out of the caves, you legion of lion beetles fly out, and you make it back to your camp. You decide now to part ways with the rebels.
>"What will you do now?" you ask.
>"We'll start a new realm, with justice and freedom and nothing that Pepe offered. We'll tear down his palace, and build new cities of grandeur. And we'll always have a place in our lands for an ape."
The bullywugs depart.
You sit in your home.
Ma'Koh is at her shrine. Gubglub is in bed, silent as always.
Dikotsi is at home.
You new apes are in their new homes. Your original clan is also at rest.
The otters are in the lake, enjoying life.
The drones are resting in the mine.
The lion beetles are displaced, but should have a home soon enough.
Our realm is at peace.
Pepe is in the belly of the Queen. The Queen and her realm are at peace. too.
The bullywugs are rebuilding.
The other races in the land are at the usual grind, you imagine.
You ponder your next move, as a stronger, more beloved and wiser chief.
The monolith hums in the distance.

GG all, the next session will pick up within twelve or so hours.

quick question anons.
Why dident we tell the queen about the king that we hatched?

Are we gonna go for some kinda we have our own queen thing? Besides that I don't see any upside in keeping it

>>368908
I thought the same thing, but it's not in an OP's position to question his players

>>369010
To bad I wasn't around to question the decision before it was to late, guess we gotta figure out how to hatch a queen

Also wouldent the mind reading hag have known about the king-to-be ... Because of the... Ya know mindreading

Then have told the queen we were in Posession of royalty at which point our collective ass woulda gotten ate

>>369020
If the hag wanted the Queen to kill us, she could've snitched when we touched the Queen's daughter the first time we entered the cave. Either she has a plan that involves us being alive and friends with the Queen, she likes us and doesn't want us dead over something that has potential to be harmless, or is just too afraid to tell the Queen, because the Queen really does seem like the type to shoot the messenger, doesn't she?
Either way, the fact that the hag hasn't snitched yet implies she won't snitch soon.

>>369046
And don't forget, the body of the soldier who touched the egg is still somewhere in the catacombs. If the Queen were to find her... God know what she'll do.

>>367142
fucking kek, catching up rn

>>368908
Yeah I was hoping for that in the future, but it is still an egg - on our next turn we can do a vote to bring the egg to her. Just say we wanted to check if it was the right one first.

Also because she showed us the old king attached to her, it must have fertilised the queen. If she got another king her army could double in size.

I think this thread is about to go into autosage, should I make the new thread?

bump?

yeah we're in autosage, new thread incoming

>>369817
See you there

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>>369832
>>369832
>>369832
NEW THREAD

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