Civilized Civilization Thread

>>658254
Homunculus

Tundra city near the shore?

>>658276
Second

>Golems are fine, machines are not
I would say machines have way more chances of being civilized than fricking golems.

I vote for humans on whatever terrain people want...

>>658254
Undead islands. Let's make a corpse-laden utopia.

>>658301
Machines are hard to make sense of, and sort of jarr any fantasy setting a little bit off kilter.

We are in need of either a new idea or a final vote.

>>658306
Get dem undead islands. Come on boi.

i want me some liches.

Well, that's good. One vote in it.

>>658306
Undead island sounds cool

Alright then.

Things have not gone to plan. Perhaps a month ago, you revealed yourself to your subjects. You had been kept captive by a series of regents throughout your childhood, and had gradually grown isolated from the people, forced down into libraries and crypts, fulfiling only a ceremonial role as Emperor. Your fathers had ruled an Empire all across the continent, imperium running like blood along the great artery-rivers of the massive lands to the north. Your Regents ruled the Peninsula of Pryda, the home of the Empire, and it's heart, but nothing more. The horsemen of the Steppe had descended, and stolen your crown from you.

You found solace in the great libraries, learning and growing stronger, gradually discovering the gift of magic in your blood. Soon, you had gained an understanding of evocation and conjuring, growing strong enough to burn a would-be assasin to death with a flick of your hand. Slowly, your bitterness drove you deeper, and you found yourself in the Crypts. The Emperors of days passed lay there, and gradually you allowed them to rise. Your ancestors followed you from the crypt, their bones hollow and their regalia rotted.

When the People learned of what you had done, you had to flee. You had found a loyal squadron of boats, and hopped aboard. Three Triremes, filled with undead royals, manned by perhaps twenty loyal men, and lead by you, the Emperor, thirty years old on this fine day, cloaked in purple, silver diadem on your head.

A few weeks voyage is all it takes, and your small retinue arrives, in splendid fashion, on one of the teeming southern isles, an Island that plays host to an Imperial border Fort, and an undermanned one at that. You enter into the camp in full regalia, dispendiong gold to the troops and introducing them to your ancestors, who now walked with you. A few men were disturbed by the image of your father, flesh hanging taught on his bones.

The Fort commander quickly swears his loyalty at the sight of the blades held by your servile skeletons, and you take up residence in the commander's room, shivering at the lack of luxury.

>>658396
So we can start now?
If so...
Its a fortress on an island so I bet some soldiers have died of scurvy and/or tropical diseases in the past, ask the fort commander about it, find the graves and bring back some dead soldiers to boost your numbers.

>>658396
Well this one died quickly

/qst/ was a mistake

>>658396
Our Dragonstone

try my civ hybrid quest, has been running for a while, slow but steady updates.
http://tgchan.org/kusaba/quest/res/514174.html