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The geographical map.
Grey - mountains
Reddish brown - highlands
Yellow - desert
Teal - arctic/tundra
Shades of green - plains & forests. From brightest to darkest: tropical, deciduous, coniferous.

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>>5095453
1. Kugel-Globo
2. Frog people
3. Blue
6. The The Kugel people are a deeply religious people and god-fearing people. They seek to honor their gods by building grand temples and wonders dedicated to their worship and through ritual sacrifices. Will raid other people's for slaves and sacrifices if possible. Their society is ruled by the high priests of the gods who are said to able to commune with them directly.

Opening actions:
>Start clearing the forests for lumber and land to build
>Build primitive huts for the population to live in and a crude shrine.

This good?

>>5095472
Aye, that's good.

>>5095453
>Name
Thesalon
>Race
Cynocephaly
>Colour
Purple
>Location
Pic rel
>Trip
See above
>goals
Thesalon took upon itself to be a beacon of reason and goodness and to stand as adversary against the corruptive nature of the material world. They worship the idea of good and seek to embody its many forms. Its people see the world with a clear divide between good and evil and are quick to fight and plot against those they deem irredeemable but are forgiving to those they consider misguided. They see themselves as the shepards of the world.

>action1:
Start seeking animals to start hearding them.
>action2:
Make huts for people to live in with the nearby wood.

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>>5095505
Forgot the map

>>5095505
Forgot the trip

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>>5095453
1. Eros
2. Incubi
3. Red
5. Later
6. All male pale androgynous race from the tundras, their ancestor is Lord Cupid who was emperor of the south and had 6969 concubines and 100000 children, he was cursed to only have male children after the goddess of fertility watched him abuse his first born daughter, she raptured all his daughters to the heavens and also cursed his sons to only have sons, and that any wife they take will die after 4 years. Lord Cupid took all his thousands of sons to go destroy the goddesses most famous temple in the north, but her avatar stopped his army in its tracks, damned him to 4 million years of wandering as a lustful ghost with no genitals and exiled his living sons to the tundra of loneliness in the south. His sons only survive by kidnapping women from villages across the mountains, but the curse strikes them down out of mercy after 4 years. The sons of Cupid goal is to lift the curse and survive.
7. The High phallus priests have made prophecies that Cupid would be granted one lifetime as an avatar among his sons in between his millions of years of punishment after his daughter who still loves him pleaded with the fertility goddess. This year he is supposed to be born, look for the signs in the newborns.

>>5095514
Okay i wrote this very fast to save my spot and color so i didn’t name all the mythology characters now I will to make it sound more real

Ancestor- Emperegnator Cupid to his sons he is the only one who can ever have this title he is worshipped and his sons transfer the pleasure they get with their wives to him in great degenerate rituals to ease his celibate punishment

Enemies across the mountains call him the Great Abuser, The Shamless Seducer, The Deceitful Rake and other more offensive names

Goddess - Isos

The sons call her The Hag Queen and other insults, they see her in their wives and treat them horribly only the most pathetic pick me wives are honorary members of the nation and not slaves

Daughter - Dior she has a mixed reputation some see her as a traitorous whore others a victim of the Isos who wants to reunite with her father who is sorry. It depends on the sect

Leader - Testicus the Boundless he’s a hero who has kidnapped brides from every continent

>>5095532
>>5095514
here’s my trip i think

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>>5095453
1. The Metrog
2. Idrudari
3. Brown
4. Pic
5. see above
6. The Metrog began as a gathering of tribes, each led by tribal chieftains, each different but unified in a single belief: their kind was made by their god because they were lonely, and desired companionship. Unfortunately. The Metrog proved to be primitive beings, fit for survival and little else.
Their god loved them, but saw them as children, not companions, and the Metrog’s goal ever since has been to elevate themselves up to their maker’s level, so that they might accomplish the goal of their existence.
Unfortunately, just HOW they should ascend has been the subject of debate for centuries, wars even started over it, until finally a caste of priests and priestesses have decided that the species needs to stay together to have better chances of fulfill the maker’s design and that any plan to achieve ascendence they could make themselves would be just a construction made by their primitive minds, and as such destined to fail or prove wrong in the end.


Their god is one (though they have not thought of the existence of other gods, they do not exclude the possibility. They just only care about this one because it’s their maker): Akret. Akret is nothing and everything, it is perfect. It is beyond flesh, beyond tooth and claw and spike, it is the purest form of sentience and wishes for all its children to join it one day, once the spark of intelligence it has given them finally results in their ascendance to its level, that it may know loneliness no longer.
The god itself never ordered the Metrog to zerg rush perfection like they attempt to do, only that they do it eventually. It’s perfectly content to just observe them until they get it right.

> Culture:
Until very recently the Metrog were tribal hunter-gatherers, led by chieftains who ruled over a warrior caste whose duty was to protect their gatherers from the other tribes and hunt down large animals. They know toolmaking, their tentacles and forelimbs proving surprisingly dexterous, and they favor spears and daggers over axes. They have a distaste for armor and clothing, simply spending the winters in caves covered in furs rather than covering themselves.

Priests are the most important members of their society. To become a priest means to have glimpsed Akret in some form, to have seen its magnificence in some form. Those who have achieved this aren’t hard to find, given that such a contact leaves one forever changed: they move with an indecipherable purpose, speak with an almost ethereal cadence, and tend to lose tone in their kind’s naturally muscular limbs

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>>5095609
> species: the Idrudari are mammals which reproduce by laying unfertilized eggs which are then fertilized by another individual. The species HAS a gender division, but it’s very slight (males are slightly longer and thinner, females are slightly more stout) and if a group has too many males or too many females it’s members will start producing pheromones, which will cause some individuals to shift to the other gender (same way Clownfsh do really).

They have no concept of family (as in, they will only care about their friends and partners, but not about their offspring), but do have a concept of relationships (again, like friendships and partners). Offspring is raised by the community as a whole


Starting actions:
> build a temple to Akret
> start planting fruit trees and berry bushes around settlements for continuous access to food

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>>5095453
>1. Lagolandia
>2. rabbit people
>3. navy blue or lustful pink
>4. Draw your location on the map (see pic)
>5. name taken
>6. The core tenant of Lagomophkind is being fruitful and multiply, large family gravid bellies, and constant growth and prosperity are all central pillars on which the species prides itself. status is determined by how fat, happy, and number of children sired. they are always chasing a perpetual golden age of plenty and prosperity. Omnivorous with a preference for plants. as they are small they prefer using intellect over brawn to overcome their enemies and sheer overwhelming numbers.

>actions
>dig out a burrow settlement for our tribe for safety from predators as well as the fickle humor of nature. (50 people)
>gather nuts and berries to keep the tribe fed population growing and hunt small game mice, squirrels, and the like(50 people)

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>>5095453
1. Stone Cold Maws
2. Trolls
3. Green
6. Descending from the mountains into the jungle, driven out by a harsh storm. They left behind there old home for a much greener, thriving, and warmer home. Lead by the eldest shaman, and her counsel, Roc Feller. The trolls follow the old ways and worship Vaprak.

Opening actions
>The women trolls tasked with child rearing begin clearing out a warren in the dense jungle. 20 Trolls
>The others begin felling trees fascinated by the exotic wood. Rarely where there trees this stout in the mountains. A member of the counsel chief craftsmen, Maul Shaper, begins to weapons for the hoard. 80 Trolls

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>>5095453
1. Greklatini
2. Yeti
3. Cyan
The yetis are polytheistic however their main god is Grek God of ice. They wish to cause an ice age.
> Gather stone
>Build a temple for their gods

Oh shoot is there still room?

>>5095783
Sure is, anon, just be mindful of others' territory picks.

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>>5095453
>Name:
Daíonan Tribes
>Race:
Half Demons (Traits include things like gigantism, red eyes and black sclera, horns, claws, tails, red, purple, blue or pitch black skin, bat like wings, ect)
>Color:
Maroon
>Location:
(Check the map, it's marked)
>Trip:
From the northern peninsula to here.
>Fluff
The Daíonan tribes are the result of a large nomadic group of humans who worshiped something they probably shouldn't have. This tribe, being successful in their rituals and managing to summon the demons they worshiped, were very swift to willingly follow their 'gods' orders, and were 'blessed' with children that were greater than they were. Over time, the demons that were summoned were banished due to outsiders interference or otherwise forced to return to the underworld, but the half demons that now ruled over the lands still lived and were still there. They value sins and see them as useful and as a force to drive people to work for what they desire with the exception of sloth, the only sin they seem to hate. This ironically makes them value diligence quite a bit. Another thing of value seen by the people of the Daíonan tribes is the prominence of demonic traits, and generally, those with few visible ones are often shunned to an extent. Other than this, there are still some relics from when the demons they brought into the world walked with them, the most noteworthy being a pitch black blade twice the size of an average human called Mávithanátoslepdas which has strange red engravings in it, and it's handle made with ornate rose gold. Despite this, anyone who tries picking it up feels the handle burn so extensively that it is impossible for them to keep a hold of, though it has been said in the past that such a blade feels cold to the touch of the last person capable of using it, which was the demon that used to own it...
>Goals
To simultaneously ensure that the demonic blood in their vains continues to remain strong while also not becoming completely sub servant to those who their ancestors worshiped. Also to not get murdered by religious folk.

>Opening actions

50 Halfdemons scavenge for various useful things in the area, mainly food and similar.
30 Search for various materials and attempt to gather them
20 attempt to create basic tools and the like.

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>>5095454
1. The Empire of Ant
2. Giant Ants
3. Reddish Brown
4. Pic
5. -
6.
a. Imperial Expansion
b. Build the Worlds First Hive City
c. Be Fruitful and Multiply

We are the Empire of Ant. Lead by our Empress, beloved by all, we seek to claim our rightful place in this world, to ensure a land of peace, plenty, and security for our progeny, and to let nothing stave our ambitions, be they to reach the very stars themselves one day.

And though we may share this world with other races, the Empire shall stand tallest and proudest among them.

The Great Hive City shall be our future dream, and the promise we offer our children tomorrow, a community built of piled earth and stone to reach the very clouds. The earthquake shall not shake it, the rain and wind shall not topple it, a living city to last the ages.

7.
>75 Ants Forage for Food
>25 Ants dig out the Queen's Room, where she can lay many eggs

QM is there npcs? Can we say that land not taken by players has npc human villages or maybe other normal species like elves and dwarfs

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>>5095453
Nw'semmes
Elves and Trolls
Golden Yellow

In barely living memory, a noble but defeated household of blackforest elves crossed the Gyuline waters in search of new homelands on the continent. Their ships drifted north, far north, until they came upon a small harbor landing which by chance also played home a great village of shore-trolls. The former consist of your typical raven-haired, forest-eyed stock, whereas the latter are wily sleet-haired brutes whose height can vary from four to twelve feet (though all come with a dextrous tail). The elven marchioness was desperate to restore her house's prestige, so instead of trying to take the settlement in arms, she instead entered the orbit of Semmes, one of the troll king's younger sons. The couple was wedded before midwinter, and had usurped the old king and his crown prince not long after. Since then there have been several troll kings ruling over several coastal settlements, and I have recently inherited control over the interior forests from my grandmother. We have good reason, I think, to be proud of the little dual-monarchy we've built here.

In terms of "goals," I would propose that we need synergy internally and prestige internationally. I harbor no delusions about retaking the home islands, at least not yet... Anyway, I allocate my workers thus:

>1) 75 shall begin construction of a woodland citadel. It is a type of fortification that has no walls but the forest itself, remaining hidden and nebulous.

>2) 10 shall build a warrior's hut. It does not need to be large, but it must include everything needed for training.

>3) 10 of our trolls can begin setting up an iron mine for later use.

>4) Finally, the 5 hardiest shall venture out into the forests of our realm. I know not what these seekers will find, but hopefully it will be useful.

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>>5095453
>1. Quanli
>2. Fishmen (Swordfish)
>3. Silver
>4. Around the circle on the southern islands
>6. The Quanli are a race somewhere between man and the fish of the sea; by a strict definition their nature is amphibian but their visages resemble swordfish and they see closer relationship between themselves and the fish of the sea. They have a strong martial heritage originating from a tradition of fencing duels to determine position and status within the tribe. They do not as yet hold a specific deity, believing that there are many spirits and beings of power in the world but hold no record that any have ever shown them favour or explained themselves.
>7. Write your opening actions.
50 Quanli will try to domesticate crabs to herd for meat and shell.
30 will scout their lands for resources
20 will practice and refine their fencing 'swordsmanship' using their facial weapon.

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1.True Oasis

2. satyrs

3.Grey

6. chased from their original homeland through forests and over mountains for their boisterous & drunken ways. Their pursuers finally stopped when they had been chased into the desert but this was not the end of their plight for a cruel trickster god seeing them tired & weary sent vision of a grand oasis that was but a mirage. The Satyrs took the bait splendidly rushing to the mirage with the last of their strength but after running for days without rest and beaten down by the hot desert sun they were delirious and treated the mirage as if it were real throwing a raucous party celebrating their luck and cursing those who chased them long into the night. The trickster god was baffled at first but soon found themselves laughing harder than they had is centuries and so rewarded the satyrs by turning the mirage into a true oasis while the slept.

7. plant grapes

>>5095945
Yes, there are.

Best thread I've seen in the last 3 months

>>5096640
yeah, I have a good feeling about this one as well I just hope it doesn't peter out after one thread.

>>5096661
Same here, tends to happen with awesome civ games with a lot of players. Really liking the diversity of tropes here!

>>5096867
>>5096661
I really hope that the QM doesn't abandon this one. Pretty sure he did another civ quest that went nowhere and was duble abandoned after one guy said that he will continue only for him to never post. I particulary like the fact that there are NPCs this time and from the looks of it the population will increase faster than the other game witch is a plus in my opinion.

Your fortune: Merry Christmas!

>>5096900
>>5096867
if we are lucky and qm sticks to his a turn every 2 days plan we should get the first turn tomorrow.

>>5096908
Amen brother, let’s hope

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>>5095472
The Kugel find themselves in a swamp, your native biome, yet without home to retreat to. While the land may be little suited for construction, you nevertheless craft simple, yet effective tools, and begin your work of setting up a proper settlement. A few months of treefelling and construction later, you've got yourself a neat little village on stilts, and a surplus of wood to boot.
[Your people feel safe under the protection of houses. Until you reach 200 population, the growth multiplier is 1.15 instead of 1.1]
[You may undertake a major project using the wood you've stockpiled]

However, not all is good. While you have constructed a shrine, the gods are silent. This does not sit well with your deeply religious folk. Perhaps decorating the shrine, or, better yet, a sacrifice is in order.
You have 110 frogmen now.

>>5095505
Cynocephales find themselves on a partly forested plain, with highlands and mountains at the fringe of your territory. Sending your scouts around to see if there are any animals that can be domesticated, you find a herd of wild sheep dwelling in the highlands. Over the course of the year, a portion of your population works on capturing them, and soon enough they are under your control.
[You have domesticated some sheep. This provides an additional source of food and a supply of wool, which can be used in a textile workshop.]

Most of your population, however, is occupied by building housing. By the end of the year, a proper village is formed.
[Your people feel safe under the protection of houses. Until you reach 200 population, the growth multiplier is 1.15 instead of 1.1]
You have 110 cynocephales now.

>>5095514
[Due to the pecularities of your race, your growth multiplier starts at 1.15 and decreases by 0.05 every year you don't make a raid to capture women, until it reaches 0.95]
In the cold reaches of tundra, you await His coming. Lord Cupid, incarnate in one of the children of your race. You look for signs, which don't appear for months. However, eventually, when most have given up hope, a child is born, not pale like all of your kind, but charcoal black, without any light glittering off his skin. The only white thing about him, his eyes, radiant, shining. What powers he possesses is yet to be discovered. Perhaps it is time for more grounded tasks, while the avatar matures?
You have 115 incubi now.

>>5095610
Your land is heavily forested, with rare caves where you spend winters nestled between the pine and spruce trees. Little fruit grows here, however, this is easily fixable; you mount an expedition south, which arrives back with apples and plums. It will take a couple of years for them to begin yielding a considerable harvest. In the mean time, you plant several types of berry bushes. They provide a supply of black-, rasp-, and other berries in summer and autumn.
[Your people feel safer with a surplus of food. Until you reach 200 population, the growth multiplier is 1.15 instead of 1.1]

With food secured, you begin another project, building the temple to Akret. With your crude tools, there is not much you can do, but you make best use of them, and the result is a spacious building with several spires pointing towards the sky. The inner sanctum becomes regularly used by the priests to communicate with Akret.
[You may now commence rituals (describe them?) to receive blessings or guidance from your god.]

That aside, the scouts who brought back fruit also mention that they've encountered a magical beast -- unicorn -- deeper inland. Perhaps it would be beneficial to align it?
You have 110 idrudari now.

>>5095698
Your land is sparsely forested plains. Half of your population crafts simple tools and starts digging out warrens; with these ready, you are not only protected from the vagaries of nature, but also find yourself in a rather defensible position should you be attacked.
[Your people feel safe under the protection of warrens. Until you reach 200 population, the growth multiplier is 1.15 instead of 1.1]

The other half of your population gathers all the food they can. While this did provide a single boost, perhaps cultivation of food would lend better stability?
[Your people were well-fed this year. The growth multiplier for this year is 1.2 instead of 1.1]
You now have 120 lagomorphs.

>>5095756
The storm has chased you down into the humid, hot jungle. Still little acquainted with this climate, you decide clearing out some warrens to live in would be a good start. By the end of the year, it is done.
[Your people feel safe under the protection of warrens. Until you reach 200 population, the growth multiplier is 1.15 instead of 1.1]

Most of the male population starts felling trees of great height. Maul Shaper gets to work, and by the end of the year, you can arm most males with clubs and mauls. Simple, but deadly in the hands of a troll.
[You have armed your people with clubs & mauls. This will provide a bonus in combat -- anything is better than fighting with your fists.]
You now have 110 trolls.

>>5095781
With mountains not far away, you start mining stone using what crude tools you can procure. Hauling it back to your settlement would be quite hard, but yetis are robust and strong. By the end of the year, you've got quite a lot extracted.
[You have a stockpile of stone ready to be used for a major project]

With stone obtained, you use a portion of it to construct a temple to Grek & the other gods. One of the more spiritual yetis steps forth and becomes a priest tending to this holy place.
[You may now commence rituals (describe them?) to receive blessings or guidance from your god.]
You now have 110 yetis.

>>5095813
You strip the nearby trees of fruit and berry bushes of berries. While this does provide a quick boost to food, it'd be better to secure a constant supply.
[Your pop growth multiplier for this turn is 1.2 instead of 1.1]

The halfdemons searching for useful materials come upon an interesting discovery on the shores. Amber can be collected here, an interesting commodity which could be fashioned into expensive decorations for trade.
[You have found amber. It can be used for trade in raw form, or made into jewelry and the like.]

The toolmakers gather stone and sturdy branches, and shape them into tools. While they may not be of the best quality, they're still better than crude, makeshift ones.
[You have obtained tools. Tasks now require less workers commited to them for the same efficiency.]
You have 120 halfdemons now.

>>5095819
The Queen needs to be fed if she is to remain alive and healthy. The ants gather food from the surrounding territories: fruit, berries, and small game, and bring it to Her Majesty. With a surplus of food, she lays more eggs than usual.
[Your pop growth multiplier for this turn is 1.2 instead of 1.1]

The remaining ants dig out a hole, leading into a spacious chamber where both the Queen and the workers can rest.
[In this safe environment, the Queen can lay more eggs. Until you reach 200 population, the growth multiplier is 1.15 instead of 1.1]
You have 120 ants now.

>>5096000
Checked trips.
I have a bit of trouble picturing what this citadel is. Is it like, a bunch of traps and trees cut in such a way as to allow ambushing?

With new lands inherited, you decide to properly defend them. A great portion of your population, both trolls and elves, commit to turning the forest into a single deadly battleground.
[You have constructed a woodland citadel. You will receive a bonus against any attackers.]

The citadel is not the only thing you construct, however. A warrior's hut is built, housing both training weaponry and providing a space for soldiers to spar, honing their skills.
[You have constructed a warrior's hut. You may now train your population, increasing their prowess in battle.]

The trolls you sent into the mountains prospect for metals over the course of the year. They found a vein, indeed, but there was not enough time to build an mining outpost itself. If you were to allocate 10 trolls to constructing the mine next year, you'll have a steady supply of iron for your state.
[You have discovered an iron vein. Iron may be used to craft both weaponry and tools.]

The explorers return with news of a village. Apparent from some observation, most of it's inhabitants are human mages, with an Elder Witch at the head. They seem to have spotted the exploring party, but didn't attack, so they don't seem hostile at least.

Besides these, a kind of dungeon was found, a dark entrance to the depths of the earth, its half-erased decorations depicting all kinds of snakes. The explorers didn't dare descend there, the place had an eerie aura about it.
You now have 110 elves & trolls.

>>5096050
The Quanli find themselves on a tropical island. Securing a source of food is the primary task to which most of your people are allocated. They find it in giant crabs which are your neighbours on the shore. Some limbs broken by the crabs' claws later, you have a herd of crustaceans semi-tolerating your presence.
[You have domesticated a herd of giant crabs. Their meat provides you with a stable source of food, and their shells can be crafted into heavy, but hardy armour.]

Scouting your island, you determine that the big mountain in the centre is actually a (probably sleeping) volcano. Land is greatly fertilized by ash, and there is obsidian to be found here. Tropical nature is quite dangerous due to all types of venomous snakes and predatory felines, but bountiful in fruit. The exploration party has not checked the other side of the island, though. It'll take another exploration project to do it.
[You have discovered obsidian. This brittle material may be used both for tools and cultural applications.]

The sparring with head swords makes your warriors a bit tougher to beat in battle.
[Your warriors are now experienced and will have a bonus in battle.]
You now have 110 fishmen.

>>5096340
Finding yourselves in the middle of the desert, with nothing but meagre supplies of food, you decide to plant grapes that you've brought with yourselves. Soon, a vineyard is formed, however, it won't bear grapes until some years pass. Perhaps building a wine press in advance would be a good idea.
[You have planted grapes. It'll take about two more turns for them to mature and be ready for harvest.]
You now have 110 satyrs.

Some commentary about the first turn, I've warned you anons about spreading the workforce too thin, but consider that turns take a year, that's a lot of time when even 10 people can build much. Besides that, remember that green areas on the map aren't just forests, they also include plains.

Also, from now on, I'll implement a system of rolls, you may prospect for a certain resource in your territory, but you roll 1d100 to see if any is found.

Finally, I'd ask you to name the geographical objects that you discover. Seas, mountain ranges, plains, rivers, etc. I'll gradually add the names to the map.

>>5096900
I think I know which quest you're talking about, I was inspired by that one but I'm a different anon.

>consider that turns take a year, that's a lot of time when even 10 people can build much
yeah I was rushing a bit to save my spot on the map & probably should have done more but I like to imagine the satyrs just partied for the first half of the year then one of them noticed that they were running low on wine so they all said well shit better plant some grapes

turn two actions- make the oasis more homey & party ready by building a wine press, gathering reeds from the oasis to make pan flutes and hanging up hammocks.

>>5097424
>>5095453
Qm you still open to new players?

>>5097424
>Build a grand sacrificial altar behind the temple. In the middle of the altar their will be a great pillar of wood where the sacrifices will be tied. The sacrifices will be lit on fire and if the gods are pleased with the sacrifice, the pillar will be unscathed from the fire at the end. Leaving only a burnt corpse.

>Hunt for a suitable sacrifice on the island. If we are unable to find one, it will have to be among our people.

>Build weapons

>>5097461
Yes.

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The silent child emerges from his mothers womb, his skin resembles obsidian and seems to suck away the very little light that reaches this part of the ice caves. His white eyes have no pupils, yet Testicus, the only incubi not a priest allowed to witness the miracle, can feel the avatar’s stare burning into his being. The newborn starts to grunt and wail, it’s voice disturbingly deep and mature already. High Phallo-Priest Ejaculanius bends down and places his ear inches away from the Lord’s tiny mouth.

Testicus is shocked, it can already speak? The uneasiness in his cold heart only increases, he spent his whole life waiting for this day and now only feels a vague sense of impending horrors to come.

Ejaculanius stands back up and looks over at the now ever so slightly trembling leader of Eros.

“He says to prepare the Spermark.”

Testicus nods. The Spermark is a traditional Eros ship building technique, although it only happens every few decades for the most important raids. It entails the best swimmers with the highest lung capacities swimming into the mouth of a massive sperm whale with nothing but spears and killing it from the inside, allowing it to beach and providing a huge vessel that can be quickly hollowed out for the transportation of many dozens of incubi. The flesh on the inside once dug out is repacked and frozen in the caves, providing enough provisions for the longest voyages. The practice is very risky however, sometimes the whale is able to fight back, or the hunters fail to dig towards the lungs in time before suffocating.

After Testicus leaves, set on his task, one of the younger priests reaches towards the Lord’s umbilical cord for the cut, as is normal, but before he can he is stricken with a sudden coughing fit that turns into a seizure. Before long, the poor unholy man is laying in a pool of his own blood pouring from his eyes and ears.

“None of you will touch it. I already lost my daughters, I won’t lose my mother.”

The poor woman doomed by fate to give birth to this monster weeps, for it’s all she can do.

TURN:

12 Phallo-Priests will have the horrifying task of taking care of the avatar, feeding and attending to his every need.

12 Incubi who are the best swimmers will try to kill and beach a sperm whale, when they succeed there will be a workforce of 24 will be ready to convert the poor creature into a ship the “Spermark”

Another 24 will hunt seals and walrus for food, tusks, and bone.

12 will spear-fish with very thin icicles from the cave and forage the nearby coral reefs. Not primarily concerned with food but capturing known poisonous flora and fauna used to enhance traditional Eros weapons. This task is almost as dangerous as whale infiltrating, some will probably die.

The rest of the 55 incubi (if i can math) will go on a pre-season raid, this involves not crossing the mountains and terrorizing tundra villages instead. Capture slaves of both genders, pick easy target villages

>>5097424
>Action 1
With Thesalon in its humble begginings, its people launch an expedition to find if they are alone on this continent they call Voskot(Pasture). 20 scouts are chosen to venture north and then east, along the river some of them claiming to exist. Should they find civilized beings out there they shall act accordingly and establish good relations with them, be it via trade, proselytizing, or just good will.
>action 2 & 3
With the scouts gone, the rest of the population is quick to improve the situation back home. 45 of them shall start farming the land around Thesalon, while the rest will try to improve the harvesting of wool from their wooly flocks.

Rolled 75 (1d100)

>>5097467
I’m guessing I should roll?

Rolled 63 (1d100)

>>5097472
Sorry i think I assumed too much about my surroundings for this turn my bad

I don’t think there would be a reef near a tundra so change it to looking for one and if there is none just hunt for poisonous fish in general and also go up north-east towards the greener areas if necessary

I also assumed there would be small villages in the tundra so like above just look for any humans or weak races indigenous to the area and attack if they’re not strong and stealthily kidnap people who stray away if they’re not

And i’m going to roll to try and take down a whale since frog guy is too

>>5095453
Sorry if i'm late, I might be on and off a bit but I want to play.


>Civilization
Akastros

>Human-Elf Hybrids

>Location
Region called the Akaos

>Colour
Emerald Green

>Culture (Adding Extra stuff for fluff)
Ottoman Hellenics

>Civilization Goal
Restore the fallen empire from its decadent state and restore the balance of the realm. To manifest the phoenix's prophecy and become the hegemon of our continent, also to resist the expansions of other civilizations and barbarians (if any)

>Flag
Phoneix stuff

>Opening actions

>Build defences
>Rally able men to organize our settlement

>>5097508
Dont forget to pick a place on the map

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Rolled 94 (1d100)

>>5095453
>1. Name your civilization
Zésh
>2. Pick a race
Mostly humans, a few elves, all of them magically talented.
>3. Pick a colour
Pink, I guess All the good colors are taken...
>4. Draw your location on the map (the blank one)
picrel
>5. (Optional) Make a trip.
Am I doing this right?
>6. (Optional) The goal of your civilization & fluff. The more you provide, the more I can work with in constructing the plot.
Mantó had been plagued by visions for all her life. Visions of terrible things being done to good people, of the world being destroyed. She could do little to stop them, or help those she saw suffer. Not by herself, at least. When she was old enough to leave her village, she began a journey across the continent to gather those similarly gifted and like-minded. None of them with her own gift of prophecy, but people able to command winds, move stones, control the waves, make fire dance, and do other wondrous things. Shunned by the superstitious, exploited by the power hungry, they followed her, some of them eagerly, some reluctantly. Years later, when enough had been gathered, she lead them to an exodus across the Kárlan sea to found the nation of Zésh on an island she had seen long ago.
>Goals
Discover the source of these visions, if there is a source to be discovered. Unlock the secrets of magic and develop the potential of the Zésh people. Become strong enough to protect the innocents of the world from those who would prey on them and prevent the apocalyptic future that looms.
>7. Write your opening actions.
1. Dismantle the boats that brought us here, build a village.
2. Secure a permanent food supply by fishing and cultivating farms and orchards.
3. With our immediate needs secured, explore the island. There was a reason we were brought here.

>>5097431
10 Quanli will spend all their working hours keeping and maintain the herds of giant Crabs; though others will of course add to the numbers if events or circumstances would require them (I assume ongoing maintenance would require less people then a new project? If 10 is too few to allow the herds to prosper and grow, siphon Quanli from the next and last projects).

The land we find ourselves in is fertile and bountiful in fruit.
50 Quanli will devote themselves to turning natural forests by the shore into groves of fruiting trees, working around those fruiting trees already in place and spreading their seedlings into cleared areas around them.

30 Quanli will devote their time to building dwellings from the wood gained from turning forest into fruit-grove, a village of fairly basic huts of wood and earth.

And the final 20 Quanli will craft and and assemble armour of crab-shell.

We will name the mountain a name that in the Quanli language means 'Obsidian Beak'

>>5097511
Can't IP banned

>>5097426
Fluff:
Safety, it was the word on every bunnies' lips and heard in their ear, The Great Warren was the finest work of their species, never before had Lagomorphkind known true safety. while Omnivorous by nature there small size and preference for speed and steal has left them less than amazing hunters. More often than not they are the prey. but no more United under Chieftain Peter Cottontail and Chieftess Judy Cottontail (formerly Judy Hopps) the species is not united. Before unification, they represented the largest and most organized tribes of the forested planes. it was only natural the minor tribes would fold into them once unification was made known, at first there had been paltry grumbling at the new order.

This decent however was quashed with the success of pairs bonded leadership and successful plans. 20 new souls had been welcome into the world, not a one lost to predators or ailment all happy and healthy. United and Safe, for the first time in Lagomorph history they were able to begin to dream of more, so much more.

>Action 1: search for edible plants then gather them planting seeds in clearings near and around The Warren to secure a stable food supply. Which will fulfill an inherent cultural need of abundance and prosperity, soon the bunnies of the warrens may need to expand the tunnels to account for the chubby bunnies to come. (population 40)

>Action 2: using the natural resources on hand develop basic tools to improve worker efficiency while we rabbit folk are great a digging out warrens, chopping trees, and attacking prey not so much. While shelter, food, and sensual pleasures are all things greatly enjoyed by rabbitkind, without the means to maintain or protect it, these things are worthless. It is better to be peaceful than harmless (Population 40)

>Action 3: expand the warrens with Breeding dens. The saying breeding like rabbits exists for a reason, and the lagomorphs of Lagolandia are no different. The breeding dens will ensure that every bunny has his or her day. While also ensuring constant population growth and fulfilling the core cultural tenant of be fruitful and multiply. (Population 40)

>>5097429
The yeti name the mountains The Flantic Wyns meaning mountains of home in their language. Their God of mountains and stone Flantomas is said to have hidden his greatest treasure within his greatest creation so some yeti seek it out. Yetis, having a mostly carnivores diet, have always hunted their food however one yeti family decides to try something different.
>25 yeti will craft stone tools
>30 yeti will mine the mountains looking for ore
>15 yeti will attempt to tame a herd of reindeer
>the rest will hunt for food

Rolled 97 (1d100)

>>5097579
forgot roll

Rolled 96 (1d100)

>>5097561
oops forgot to roll

>>5097489
Roll 2 more times for poisonous fish and village raids since these are dangerous tasks that can lead to deaths.
>>5097520
>I assume ongoing maintenance would require less people then a new project?
Yes. In fact, it is assumed that maintenance is done by the hidden part of the population (all those that are not workers) and by workers collectively on occasion that their help is needed. But if you dedicate a portion of your people to this, over time you'll gain results such as increased quantities of more docile crabs, the meat of which will boost your pop growth.
>>5097526
How am I supposed to place you down on the map then? Make a trip and post from phone or something.

>>5097622
Is everything in order for my turn, I think I only needed to roll once right?

>>5097628
Aye, you actually didn't need to roll at all since you didn't prospect for anything or do dangerous stuff, and materials for tools & edible plants are assumed to be commonplace.

>>5097645
oooh alright damn shame to waste a 96 but thanks for letting me know

>>5097645
How about me QM? Everything alright with my entry?

>>5097648
Yeah, it's good.

>>5097622
Can i choose which roll for which if not first for fish second for raid

Rolled 75, 77 = 152 (2d100)

>>5097774

>>5097774
You can't, but both rolls are a good success.

>>5097429

With the berries and fruit that the land around them had, the Daíonan tribes had a far better understanding of the new home they had, for the time being, settled in. And with the new tools available a number would go out to hunt rather than to simply gather. Other than this, the discovery of Amber didn't result in much other than a handful collecting the nice looking material, at least for the time being. A good deal of work however would come from a gluttonous sort who sought to find a better way to fill their stomach, and observed the plants for a sizable time. And upon growing an understanding of how they worked, he aimed to grow them himself. In this, he convinced a number of others to join him in his efforts and communicate what seemed to work well. And in time this would result in a basic understanding of agriculture that would prove vital to the tribes survival and potentially prove an end to their nomadic way of life, especially when combined with the work of a prideful woman who sought to make a far grander home than the hide tents most had others had. It was arguably the first proper step to civilization the group had. And if all went well for the half demons things might just go even further in that direction and lead them to a bright future...Time would tell how these various projects went however.

>Actions
40 half demons forage for food.
20 half demons hunt.
40 half demons work upon discovering agriculture.
20 half demons work on building better structures to live in.

Rolled 58 (1d100)

>>5097426
Rock Feller orders a search of the surrounding lands. She sends the trackers and scouts, lead by Snow Reader, they stick near the jungle and foot hills.
>30 Trolls

Rock Feller unleashes a horde into the jungle. There goal to seek out a animal worthy of its meat and fat, capture and return it, to start a herd. Grass and plant is plentiful here.
>50 Trolls

Maul Shaper never had this much wood before, what he did have always had to go to making weapons. With a near inexhaustible source he could make tools, a luxury for trolls. He experiments making new tools.
>30 Trolls

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The Ants begin to separate into specialties.

The Plant Cutters, who hew down the trees for their notorious green, who plant and gather berries, fruits, and tame and domesticate the small animals.

And the Drivers, who strategically hunt and consume the largest monsters many times the size of the ants. Gigantic spiders, beetles, jungle mumaks, but only targetting the old and the large, allowing the smaller ones to flee and regrow their numbers, bringing forth meat, bone and fur back to the hive.

>40 Plant Cutters forage for food
>40 Drivers hunt for food

Other ants, the Workers, start to build. Digging the Great Hive City, laying the first stones, making both fortress, home, and capital.

>40 Workers lay the foundations of the Great Hive

>>5097622
Sorry QM I was smashed last night, I'm this guy (>>#509756) using another device. Really even mobile data is banned for me weirdly, I can describe where I am though. I'm on the first continent's northern tip, in close proximity to Lagolandia.

>>5098177
Trying to roll but I'm messing up dice+1d100

>>5098181
put it in options and what are you rolling for even?

I hope that if we get all the turns in early we can have an early update.

not trying to pressure the qm, I am just hyped about this quest

>>5098211
He’s got a lot of players to write turns for don’t annoy him too much or he will dip after 2 turns trust me QMs will do that if they feel overwhelmed

Rolled 88 (1d100)

>>5098200
Thanks mate, rolling see if my opening actions are successful.

Hope QM had a good christmas, I need to autistically paint maps XD

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>>5098177
Like this? picrel
>>5097824
I will say now that you start with a good corpus of knowledge, so researching simple things such as agriculture isn't really necessary. I'll count that project as your people organizing farmlands around the village. But, well, if you want to roleplay these gradual advancement it's all good, I enjoy reading these.

Also, a late Merry Christmas to all anons.

Your fortune: Feliz Navidad!

>>5098275
Yeah mate, that's just perfect. So explain how warfare, diplomacy, cultures and langauges play into our world. I'm hyped for some domination

>>5098275
Hey QM, I have a question: How are the unwritten rules of a society developed? Say a civilization puts more value in favours and reputation than money or its citizens comunicate more by implying things over saying them outright.
How can things like those be made?

>>5098287
>So explain how warfare, diplomacy, cultures and langauges play into our world.
lmao idk I'm winging it mostly.
Serious answer: warfare is decided by dice rolls which are modified depending on your weaponry, numbers, what type of troops you're fielding, terrain, fortification, etc. Later in the game, for wars between players and against major npcs you'll be able to draft proper armies which will move on the map.
idk what to explain about diplomacy, you find players/npcs, send diplomats to them and negotiate what deal you want to strike between you.
Languages will mostly be behind the scenes, in your vicinity you'll be able to speak in common tongues, while when negotiating with distant realms it'll take a turn to educate translators or something along these lines.
Culture is an interesting subject, it'll mostly depend on players, like if you're more interested in watching the numbers grow and your civ conquering stuff and don't want to bother with it, you'll mostly ignore it except when I introduce some customs of peoples you conquer, but if you want to, you may write more lore and I'll try to respond to it.
>>5098294
See about culture above. It depends on how you introduce it, I'll be writing the update this evening to be posted tomorrow, and this is a bit of a spoiler, but I'll have you encounter a village with highly warrior-like honourable culture, and if you make contact with them you can write something like "due to proximity my people slowly learn from the warriors" and you'll develop a culture that values honour more like that.

>>5098324
I see. I asked you that because I was unsure how to introduce things that would happen over a large period of years, so thank you for answering.
Also I'll expand the lore a bit so both of us have something to work with other than "they're a civilization of moralfags." Do know that I will add or change things as time goes on.
1-Thesalonians belive that all good gods are reflections of the Ideal Good they worship. I plan on making said Good into a person once we hit the Axial Age so expect a couple of heresies.
2-They also recognize 2 major archetypes: the Hero and the Sage. They seek to embody them and associate times of great activity with the Hero and more quiet times with the Sage.
3-they value trust a lot. The more society trusts you to do good and not waste its resources, the more oportunities you will have. I plan to develop this into something of a "social capital" everybody has. Think of the social score but without government oversight.

>>5098324
Epic can't wait for tomorrow, guess we'll see how much this thread can grow.

Also sorry for the ids changing, had to switch to another device.

>>5098324
hyped for tomorrow, catch you then.

>>5097426
>1st action: 60 Idrudari shall begin building burrows
Finally, food has been found! The Idrudari have always been an industrious lot, and now that they don’t have to bother with hunting for the time being, they can focus on their priests’ design: a stable people, a United people. And nothing unites quite like a physical gathering place, a village: homes are a symbol, and the priests of Akret pride themselves of their ability to study them

>2nd action 50 Idrudari… keep planting berries
It seems like a whole bunch of the new “villagers” are VERY into this whole “planting” thing. The priests see no harm in letting them be, so why not? More food never hurt anyone

>>5097824
Want to do diplomacy next turn? we are both demonic races and probably speak the same language and share the continent

>>5095610
what’s the picture from? isn’t this from a movie? it looks very familiar

>>5098991
That’s the predator from alien my guy

>>5098991
The sauce is the tomorrow's war

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>>5097447
You cut down some of the common palms and build a simple wine press. The vineyards aren't yielding enough to make proper wine yet, but you use some of the grapes to make a more well-rounded diet. However, you still mostly subsist on dates & bananas growing around the oasis.

With hammocks hung up and flutes made, you've somewhat livened up your free time. Combined with a stable source of food, debauchery reigns & parties are held often, lifting the popular mood.
[Due to quality of life rising, your pop growth modifier is now 1.15 instead of 1.1. However, with little fertile soil, food may become an issue if your population keeps growing...]
You have 121 satyrs.

>>5097467
Using the wood you've stockpiled, you build the altar for ritual sacrifices. Its foundation is carved with intricate patterns, dyes made from some of the more common flowers are painted across it, making a grand monument dedicated to the gods.

You also contribute a portion of your population to preparing weaponry. While stone-headed spears aren't much, with no other materials in the vicinity, they'll have to do.
[You have armed most of your working population with weapons. This will give a bonus in combat.]

>75 + 10
Using the weapons you've crafted, you send out scouts to see if there are any suitable candidates for sacrifice on the island. They report that a toxic beast -- basilisk -- dwells deeper in the woods of the island. A large group of hunters are sent out; 6 of them die in a fierce battle from both tooth and poison, but the rest bring back the creature's corpse. Placing it on the altar, the priests light the basilisk, and to everyone's joy, the pillar does not burn indeed -- a sure sign of benevolence from the gods!
[You have received a blessing from your gods. For 4 turns starting from the next one, your pop growth modifier is increased by 0.1 (for a total of 1.25) and your warriors' weapons are imbued with holy strength. You may also attempt to communicate with the gods through rituals.]

The scouts who sighted the beast in the first place also report that in the southern end of the island, there is a tribe of amazons -- humanlike women of unparalleled strength. You do not know if they're hostile or friendly yet.
You have 121 frogmen.

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>>5097472
You fucked up in math, if we count that 12 incubi who beach the whale also step in as arkbuilders, it's still 43 remaining. whatever I guess, it's still an okay number for a raid.

The Phallo-Priests wrap the newborn in the highest quality furs for warmth, regularly wash him, using precious fuel grass to heat water, and bring food on command. The black child develops slowly, it will be a while before his full power manifests.

>63
The hunt succeeds, but at a cost -- 6 incubi, half of the diving squad, are dead, swallowed by the cold and unforgiving ocean. No time to mourn, however: the avatar's words are absolute. Builders get to work soon, and over the next year, they finish constructing the Spermark, a great ship for a great purpose.

>75
The fishers venture out over the course of the year and slowly build up a stockpile of poisonous liquids in your settlement. 3 die in incidents, but most make it out alive.
[You have obtained a stockpile of poison. It may be applied to weaponry a few times to give you the edge in battle.]

The 24 sent to hunt seals and walruses regularly return with prey, feeding the other incubi and the avatar.
[With greater access to food comes greater prosperity. For this turn, your pop growth modifier was 1.2 instead of 1.1]
[You have obtained walrus tusks. These can be crafted into decorations or hardy weaponry.]

>77
Most of your population makes an out of season raid against the rare human villages daring to live in tundra. In fights, 7 incubi die, but you obtain 20 working human slaves and replenish your pool of women for childbearing.
You have 122 incubi and 20 human slaves.

>>5097479
The scouts you sent along the river return with news of a warrior village. Making contact, your explorers have determined that they value honour and strength most of all. They did not seem outright hostile, but rather unfriendly and condescending. It seems you must prove your worth in duels for them to consider Thesalon their equals.

Further upriver, where plains end and highlands and mountains begin, your scouts found a settlement of orcs. They are usually barbaric and dangerous, but these seem somewhat civilized, at least not attacking your party on sight. The scouts found out that the lands from this point and some length to the east are ruled by an orc chieftain who reined in his peoples' aggression. They are now working the land, while those upriver mine the mountains for copper. They call themselves the Gurun'dar.

Back home, you start tilling the land and planting some cereals regularly.
[With great access to food, your pop growth until you reach 300 population is increased by 0.05 for a total of 1.2]

You also start to breed the most wooly sheep for better yields of wool. It's a long project that'll take about a decade of dedicated effort to come to fruition, but shouldn't require too much regularly contributed workforce.
[1/10 wool yield increase]
You have 127 cynocephales.

>>5097508
Halfelves find themselves in the coniferous forests. Determining housing to be the top priority right now, your people craft some makeshift tools and start felling trees to build a village. By the end of the year, it is done.
[Your people feel safe under the protection of houses. Your pop growth until 200 population is 1.15 instead of 1.1]

To resist the potential danger of invasion, your workers construct a stockade around your village and a relatively low tower for view over the surrounding area.
[You have prepared defences. This will provide a bonus in combat should you be attacked.]
You have 110 halfelves.

>>5097515
The prophecy brought you and the other exiles here. However, you cannot dedicate all your efforts towards the divination and prevention of disasters; more grounded matters come first. Disassembling the boats, you set up houses to live in.
[Your people feel safe under the protection of houses. Your pop growth modifier until 200 population is 1.15 instead of 1.1]

A portion of your population start occupying itself with food acquisition: fishing, setting up farms which yield the first harvest in the autumn of this year, and fruit trees, which are yet to grow strong.
[Your pop growth modifier until 200 population is increased by 0.05 for a total of 1.2]

With basic needs secured, you send a party to explore the island. You have seen this place in your visions, and so must have been brought here for a reason. Over the year, the scouts search the entirety of the island. Most of it is similar to the landscape you find yourselves in: forested hills with the occasional minor river. However, two things caught their attention. The first, a huge stone disk set into the earth in the middle of the island with mysterious symbols etched into it and 9 circular indentations near its edges. The second, a village of fishmen on the other side of the isle. You do not know whether they're hostile or not yet.
You have 110 humans and elves.

>>5097520
With 10 crab shepherds dedicating most of their time towards crab taming, the crustaceans are bred to be more docile and with bigger and harder shells. It'll take years before results are seen in plain view though.
[1/7 crab enhancement]

The fruit cultivators collect seeds from common fruit trees and clear out ground to plant them. Soon enough, saplings appear. In 2-3 years, you'll have a stable source of food ready.

A squad of builders uses the trees cut down by agricultural workers to build housing for your growing population.
[Your people feel safe under the protection of houses. Your pop growth modifier until 200 population is 1.15 instead of 1.1]

It takes some broken shells to refine the procedure, but by the end of the year, your workers have some batches of crabshell armour ready.
[You have armed a portion of your population with armour. This will provide a bonus in combat.]

>>5097561
You find some wild varieties of cereals and clear out ground to plant them. By the end of the year, you reap your first harvest.
[With a stable source of food, your pop growth modifier is 0.05 higher until you reach 200 population, for a total of 1.2]

You haven't discovered metals yet, but stones do their job as tool head just fine. Sickles for reaping, shovels for digging, axes for chopping -- all of these are gradually made by the workers you assigned to the task.
[With your workers equipped with tools, it takes less workforce for the same efficiency in completing the projects.]

The construction of breeding dens, underground areas specifically dedicated to sex and childcare, makes the population growth spike.
[Due to construction of dedicated breeding areas, your pop growth modifier raises by 0.05, for a total of 1.25.]

Disturbing news come from the east -- some of the farmers working the fields have been attacked by a pack of dire wolves. It seems they have stumbled upon your lands and deemed you easy prey! You have lost 5 lagomorphs to them.
You have 133 lagomorphs.

>>5097579
Using the stone you've gathered, your people make simple tools. They're not the best, but they're better than makeshift ones.
[You have equipped your workers with tools. Projects now require less workforce for same efficiency.]

>97
Yetis prospecting for ore in the mountains return with great news -- they have found iron and a vein of sulfur, a dangerous pyrotechnical substance. Your workers have set up an iron mine and begun extracting the metal. It should be said that you've scouted only the northern mountains; whatever treasure Flantomas has hidden is yet to be discovered deeper inland.

The reindeer are commonplace in tundra; by capturing a herd you've secured a stable source of food.
[With stable food, your pop growth rate modifier is increased by 0.05, for a total of 1.15 until you reach 200 population.]

The yetis you've sent to hunt have decided to fish instead, since the most useful form of wildlife, the reindeer, have been already tamed. Over the year, the fishers' contribution has helped the tribe grow.
[This year the pop growth modifier was 1.2 instead of 1.1]
You have 132 yetis.

>>5097824
The hunters and foragers scour the land for prey and edible plants. Their diligence provides a great contribution to the prosperity of your tribe.
[Due to hunting & foraging, this turn your pop growth modifier was 1.2 instead of 1.1]

Deciding that depending on what nature gives you is foolish, you obtain some vegetable seeds and till the land, turning it into farms.
[You have secured a stable source of food. Your pop growth modifier increases by 0.05 until you reach 200 population, for a total of 1.15]

The other basic need of your people is a roof over the head. To provide protection against weather and hostile faune, some workers are assigned to build houses. By the end of the year, you've got a village.
[Your halfdemons feel safe under the protection of houses. Your pop growth modifier increases by 0.05 until you reach 200 population, for a total of 1.2]
You have 144 halfdemons.

>>5097844
Your scouting party has encountered batmen resting in the middle of the jungle. As the trolls approached, the winged devils attacked your scouts. Luckily, the trolls were armed with clubs and mauls from before, and could escape with minor injuries. A cave was seen nearby; perhaps the batmen were protecting it?

>58
The horde tasked with collecting animals suitable for shepherding returns from their hunt. They bring with them big snakes (boa). While regularly you wouldn't eat snake meat, they're long and there's a lot of them, so they'll have to do.
[You have obtained a den of snakes. Your pop growth modifier increases by 0.05 until you reach 200 population, for a total of 1.2]

Maul Shaper tries making tools. Some, such as hammers, are easy to make due to their similarity to mauls. Others, like axes, are quite hard to make with a shortage of stones which you bring from your previous homeland. Besides, they require extensive sharpening before they become useful.
[You have equipped your workers with tools. Projects now require less workforce for same efficiency.]
You have 127 trolls.

>>5097881
Your hunter-gatherers return with a considerable yield. This year, like the previous, the Queen is well-fed.
[Due to hunting & foraging, this turn your pop growth modifier was 1.25 instead of 1.15]

The great project begins. A Hive City, capital and citadel, towering over the landscape. The foundations are partly laid this year, however, it soon becomes apparent that it won't be able to support its weight with simply clay and earth. To proceed to the next stage of building, you need not only harder, more durable materials, but also better tools.
[1/7 foundation of the Great Hive]
Since this is your major civilization goal, it'll take decades to properly finish.
You have 150 ants.

>>5098740
Burrows are dug out, holes in the earth leading to underground dwelling places. This is a welcome change from spending the nights in cold caves.
[Your people feel safe under the protection of houses. Your pop growth modifier increases by 0.05 until you reach 200 population, for a total of 1.2]

You increase the area of berry plantations. These should provide a surplus of food for longer.
[The 0.05 increase to pop growth modifier from food now lasts until 500 population.]
You have 127 idrudari.

I've another announcement to make, from now on I'll just write effects in square brackets of actions which auto succeed such as tool crafting, farming, etc. This is because it takes a lot of time to write proper descriptions and they're basically useless since they simply restate whatever you wrote. I will, however, keep writing whatever events happen to your civs & results of exploration & probably more lore.

Also, the Quanli anon raised a good point of maintenance for completed projects, from now on farming & keeping herds of animals & maybe other projects in the future will require a (small) portion of your workforce dedicated to it in order for them to keep providing bonuses.

>>5099099
The assembled Kugel people watch the great altar alight with bated breathes. They are not used to silence from the gods and it unsettles them deeply. As the the basilisk burns a great green smoke wafts through the air, swirling around the congregation, and then suddenly the smoke rushes into the hunter who slayed the basilisk nose and mouth. The hunter coughs and retches in shock before realizing that he’s fine, he can’t even feel a burning in his lungs. Instead he feels better than ever, imbued with a strange strength and vigor. The hunter leaps over the burning altar in a great feat of strength and the fire devours the basilisk body leaving only the altar, looking as pristine as the day it was built.

The hunter becomes known as The-One-Who-Leaps and anointed as a favored one by the gods, and allowed to roll in the ash from the sacrificial fire for good fortune.

The Kugel people let out a great croak celebrating this wonderful moment. Freed from their depression the Kugel copulate more vigorously and the warriors stone spears strike unnaturally strong.

Taking the blessing of the warriors to be a message from the gods, the Kugel prepare to subjugate the Amazonians in their name. Taking slaves and sacrifices.

>Almost the entire tribe of Kugel set themselves to war in the gods honor. 100 do periodic raids of the amazonians and try to provoke a glorious pitched battle.

>21 spend most of their time beneath the altar, scattering the leftover ash and uttering prayers for their favor in battle.

Rolled 87 (1d100)

>>5099118
I keep forgetting to roll

Rolled 40 (1d100)

>>5099101
Current parameters

Pop size: 150
Army strength: ?
Economy: ?
Culture: Mixed at the moment
Defenses: Good.

Year 0 (Age of Rebirth)

[Roleplay of events of the Akastros Empire]

Scribe: Alfur Ozan

After the calamity struck the our empire like the phoenix reborn from its ashes we begun to carve anew our progenitors magnum opus, many a times have the scribes of old written about how we were bested on the battlefield and humiliated but the prophecy still continues. We shall recreate the phoenix's prophecy and rebuild the central empire that dominated this continent from an unknown past, we shall see if this rebirth of our empire would finally achieve this dream.
The brave sons of Ruslan ibn Akaos have started the resettlement process, the new pasha hopes to carve his name in sands of history by creating a realm fit for our future Sultan to reign but this has many issues. First we do not have our technological advantage from the previous dynasty and moreover most scrolls were lost in the battle of Isra, next uncertainty comes from the fact that we lost our eastern provinces which have fallen other rival pashas and barbarians so a raid or an incursion from the east would be a deadly problem but our wise pasha prevented this by building moats and wooden ramparts. Crude defences but it would hold off raiders for the moment, the next issue is that we're prone to sea attack and I must speak with the pasha about this eventually. At the moment I have no doubt in our pasha and expect great things from him.

one will be blessed eternally who says that God is the ultimate

Alfur Ozan

[My action for the the next turn ]

>Organize the army
>Begin ship building
>Allow merchants and farmers to begin expanding their expertise under watchful eyes of the nobles.

Rolled 31, 100 = 131 (2d100)

Ejaculanius, the High Phallo-Priest claims he can sense a gathering of demonic energy in the north, but he knows nothing about them and cannot contact them. 6 of the senior Phallo-Priests including Ejaculianius will sacrifice the most beautiful human slaves to power a ritual attempting to make some sort of magical contact with the distant presence, whether that be with astral projection or dream entry or something along those lines. If direct communication can’t happen atleast try to gather as much information as possible. First roll

6 of the junior Phallo-Priests will continue to tend to the avatar and his mother. Attempt to find out what his future powers could be using traditional methods of Eros divination. Second roll

15 humans will be forced to build the Spermark, and they’ll be prodded with long icicles to work tirelessly, by 5 incubi overseers. Fed minimally, don’t worry about slave deaths in order to get the best result on the ship.

10 of the strongest incubi will train as bodyguards for the avatar. Since we have no training equipment they’ll physically train their strength and stamina with tundra marathons, a few of the weakest might die which is no big deal.

20 incubi will continue to hunt walrus for meat and ivory.

20 incubi will go on a mountain expedition (see picrel) but avoid raiding until returning with information.
Document any interesting resources, races, creatures, locations etc.

20 more incubi will do the exact same thing as above but towards the green areas. No raiding until next year, find out who and what lives along the river.

20 Incubi and 4 human slave guides will travel east and do the same as the first two expeditions. Look for particularly strong races that might be living in the tundra who could make future mercenaries

15 Incubi will use ivory to craft better weapons than icicles. Swords and long spears preferred

I’m using a lot of men on those expeditions so I hope i can cover a lot of ground QM since i see other expeditions use only a few i think

Recap by project

6 Phallo-Priests caretakers/diviners (roll for divination)
6 Phallo-Priests 1 human magic diplomacy mission (with a roll)
15 humans slaves Spermark plus 5 slave driver Incubi
10 Incubi physical training
20 Incubi walrus hunting
15 Incubi ivory crafting weapons
20 Incubi mountains scouting
20 Incubi forest/river scouting
20 Incubi + 4 humans guides tundra expedition

My leader will go on the tundra expedition so maybe give them a little result bonus compared to the other two

I think my math is good this time

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>>5099131
forgot the picture

>>5099130
Whoops pops is 110 not 150 hehe

>>5099101
How many population do I have for the current turn?

>>5099153
Ah, sorry, forgot to add. You have 121 fishmen.

>>5099104
While watching the reindeer herd eat, a yeti has an idea and begins to gather up shrub. Meanwhile one of the craftsmen has an idea that he believes would require wood however due to the lack of trees in the tundra he instead gets the rest of the tribe to help with a different project. Seeing how important flora was this year the priest decides to make a sacrifice. A small adult reindeer is brought into the temple where it is killed. This act of violence within the temple ensures the Gods are aware that a sacrifice is occurring if they weren't already aware. Lastly due to this sacrifice being a gift one of the hind legs is removed. The symbol for Philintrix the Goddess of vegetation is drawn in blood on the leg while the rest of the body is taken to be thrown in the wilderness where the Goddess or her servants can collect it if she wants it. The priest explains why the sacrifice was made in a prayer before leaving the temple. After two days pass or a sign is seen the priest returns to take the leg out of the temple and throw it into the wilderness.
>15 yeti take care of the herd
>15 Yeti try to make slings out of shrubs
>49 yeti search for trees and gather wood
>20 yeti plant trees
>13 yeti make a sacrifice to Philintrix
>20 yeti scout the land

I will have my update posted later today, I am in one of those creative moods, and really fluffing up my actions, but I need to take care of IRL responsibilities, life, am I right.

>>5099019>>5098991

Yeah the whitespikes from “the tomorrow war” are really fuckin cool so I used the image. I just love their design

Rolled 95 (1d100)

>>5099101
As expected, the island of Zésh has proven hospitable, a suitable new home. The presence of another race was a surprise and only time will tell whether that surprise proves a boon or misfortune. Necromancy was suggested for the more menial tasks, but we will not stoop that low. Elementals and Golems will serve our needs. They are just as tireless as the Undead, if perhaps harder to produce. We also need to learn more about the strange Disk, our neighbours, and perhaps the island itself. Leftover workers and perhaps the new Golems and Elementals will begin construction of a Tower that could only be considered a Wonder of the World.

>Experiment with summoning Small Elementals and constructing Clay Golems to supplement our workforce.
>Attempt to divine the secrets of the Stone Disk.
>Make contact with the fishmen. We come in peace. Curiously, no vision has revealed their intentions.
>Send another exploration party. Have we discovered all of the island's secrets?
>Lay the foundation for a grand Tower of the Arcane, a place to centralize and augment our research into the Art of magic.

QM, is it alright if I don't strictly allocate my population to the various tasks? I'll always list them in descending order of importance. Also, I named the sea we crossed the Kárlan sea, for when you next update the geomap.

>>5099105
Roc Feller sends a gang of trolls armed with mallets into the foot hills to gather stone.
>80 Trolls

Over these few years some trolls have gathered around Maul Shaper for his knowledge in craft. Bits of material and tools have accumulated in his little corner. He orders his pupils to expand his den.
>Build Crafters Den
>20 Trolls

Snow Reader knows just the thing to deal with these flying rats. He informs Maul Shaper and Shaper gets to work on the bolas.
>27 Trolls

>>5099130
>Allow merchants and farmers to begin expanding their expertise under watchful eyes of the nobles.
Could you elaborate on that? I don't quite get what their expertise is. Also, at this point your civ is somewhat like the
>>5099199
There's virtually no trees growing in tundra, and they can't grow even if you plant them due to harsh climate. You could send an expedition south for lumber though. Does this sound good?
>>5099266
Aye, that's alright. I'll make sure to put down the name of the sea, you just circled the entire island and I wasn't sure which side you approached from, but it seems I guessed right.
>>5099297
Don't forget that the snake den needs tending in order to keep the bonus to pop growth.

>>5099308
sounds good

>>5099308
>>5099297
Roc Feller sends a gang of trolls armed with mallets into the foot hills to gather stone.
>70 Trolls

Over these few years some trolls have gathered around Maul Shaper for his knowledge in craft. Bits of material and tools have accumulated in his little corner. He orders his pupils to expand his den.
>Build Crafters Den
>20 Trolls

Snow Reader knows just the thing to deal with these flying rats. He informs Maul Shaper and Shaper gets to work on the bolas.
>27 Trolls

Some of the teenage trolls are tasked with keeping the boas safe. Mostly finding the snakes and throwing them back into there den and keeping the eggs safe.
>10 Trolls

Forgot we have to tend to herds.

>>5097431
Our “blackforest” lineage does not typically build dwellings into the trees themselves; too few of the pines grow large enough to manage it. However, the woodland citadel is an exception to this rule. Its building does not dress the outsides of the trees, but rather hides military installations within their wide canopies. Not every tree is a deathtrap for the enemy, but they also have no way of telling which ones are. Great swathes of forest land can be defended in this way, making up for small numbers. The standard citadel can also be improved with the addition of magical wards and ground traps; it can even be made more dense. Anyway, my workers will be allocated as such:

>10 trolls shall begin iron production.

>10 workers shall begin construction on a house of knowledge. For now this is, once again, merely a hut-sized building, but it is where we store things like books, machines, and relics. Children with magical aptitude will also be trained here.

>35 workers shall construct a smithy. This must necessarily be made of stone and stocked with appropriate tools. Furthermore, it must be built to a troll's proportions, since we are a kingdom of partners.

>10 workers shall cut down a few rare, high-quality logs, then dress and store them for later use

>45 workers shall erect a basic palisade around the landward side of the main troll village.

>In return for this, I shall send an envoy to my co-monarch, requesting that he send a few experienced warriors to take up residence in our warrior's hut and help train our young people.

>As many children of the community as can be fit inside the hut shall begin their warrior's training. Neither instructors nor students need belong to a particular race, nor shall the races train separately.

>>5099101
>>5099157
Total: 121 Quanli

10 Quanli crabherds will continue their full-time work keeping, tending and protecting our growing herds.

10 Quanli will nurture, protect and maintain the fruit-groves as they grow and slowly mature.

50 Quanli will be set to work making what fishing tools and equipment they can - nets, rods, perhaps small boats?

30 Quanli will be set to work digging a quarry for the extraction of stone and obsidian.

And the final 20 Quanli (who appear to be the high-status warriors of the tribe) together with the singular (1) Quanli who acts as tribal chieftain will set to work on whatever Obsidian we are able to extract, fashioning the sharp volcanic glass into what weapons they can - the tips of spears, or perhaps the heads of arrows; whatever it seems most suited for in their hands

>>5099308
The merchants started working hard to revitalize the broken economy trying to create a steady temporary currency to stimulate an environment conductive tor travelling merchants or travelers (adventurers). Farmers expertise is pretty straight forward, their job is just farming and herding animals so we don't starve. Also you didn't finish your statement, our civ is like the?

>>5095453
So out of curiosity is it too late to join in with my own entry?Also as an FYI I'm currently visiting family so my ID will be changing over the next couple of days.

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>>5095453
1)Kopokian
2) Varana
3) Navy
4)
5) ??? Explanation for this please if this is anything beyond traveling from where our race currently is
6) To explore the new land/world they have wound up on and to make their mark on history while having some fun along the way.
7) 1-Construction of tree based dwellings (similar to Star Wars Ep 3 Ewok village but for larger race) = 60
2-Inspecting and exploring island for natural resources, flora, and fauna in groups of 5 in the cardinal and inter cardinal directions of island = 40

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>>5095453

If you are still taking entries I would like to play

1. Softpaw
2. Catfolk
3. Black

6. Water worshipping explorers, the bounties of sea and land are seen as gifts and favor of the gods. Peaceloving but vengeful, the catfolk prefer to live as a quiet river but can be riled into a horrible tsunami

7. Assuming 100 catfolk -

30 assigned to chopping wood/gathering foliage/gathering large river rocks
40 assigned to gathering/hunting food/fishing especially
30 assigned to building rudimentary shelters/altar/shrine

The catfolk hold flowing water as holy; especially so where it meets the ocean. This site is most holy.

Major Goals -
* Shelters
* Food -> Fishing Industry?
* Simple Altar made of a single large river rock -> Shrine made of larger river rocks


Once shelter is established, the next major goals will include a stable food supply ( ideally fishing industry but whatever the waters/lands provide will be accepted ) and creation of a Shrine to the waters; built along the banks where the river and ocean meet.

Simple offerings will be left at the simple hastily constructed altar for this year / until the shrine is finished. ( Assuming good harvests, the single biggest perfect catch is left after a simple ceremony. If food is scarce, a small catch or nonfish such as a bowl of berries are also acceptable. Fishies are seen as the highest of offerings but the waters must provide. )

The Shrine is relatively simple and small; as larger rocks are found/harvested the altar is expanded until there is a ring of 8 or so rocks buried in the ground with the largest most prominent rock as the altar above ground facing over the water.

>>5099786
>Catfolk

nice love to see catfolk in the game

>>5099786

>>5099786
I dont know how to roll

>>5099104
hey QM like I said the muse spoke and man did I have fun listening, please let me know if I can do my turn as I have planned it out I figure that all this can be done reasonably in a years time, but I still wanted to make sure I am good to go. Please let me know if I need to change anything or roll anything.

1/2

Turn 3
>Fluff starting region is named Fukrus

>Action 1 use 20 rabbits: The tragedy at the eastern farms has hit home for the bunnies of Lagolandia. Predation was not something new to them, but it had been so long since it had happened that the horrors of it hit as if it were the first time. Scared does, bucks, and bundled kits filled the tunnels and commonplaces of the Great Warren. Calling out for comfort and safety from their Goddess Verameeka Mother of Rabbit folk and Goddess of Fertility. Being her children created in her image they prayed and lamented for her to save them. At the behest of his people and urging of his more spiritual mate Chieftain Cottontail ordered an expansion of the Warren to create a space for worship, prayer, and ‘exultation’~ to Verameeka. The space itself will have a shrine with an effigy of the Fertility goddess engraved on it, in a room with space for the shaman of the Goddess to preach her message, a private group ‘exultation’ den for adult followers only. After all, Verameeka is a Goddess of fertility and desires her followers to be fruitful and numerous, such displays of carnal pleasure please her to no end.

tl:dr use 20 workers to build a church/orgy den (worship burrow) to please the rabbit fertility goddess to earn her favor and protection, also make the chieftess the shaman if you don’t mind, or think of a fun bunny name to run with for the shaman.

>Action 2 use 30 rabbits: While many of his fellow bunnies were filled with fear and trepidation at the appearance of the dire wolf threat, Chieftain Cottontail would not allow himself to be. While his mate Chieftess Cottentail oversaw the expansion of the Great warren for verameeka worship burrow, he would task his brightest hunters, gathers, and trackers to devise traps and pitfalls that to aid in killing off the dire wolf menace. Using the tools and resources provided by the grace of the Goddess He would see to the destruction of these monstrous beasts and make their homeland safe once more.

tl:dr use 30 workers to build traps and pitfalls to deter the dire wolves and hopefully kill some.

Rolled 83 (1d100)

>>5099824
below your name in the options field type this exactly 'dice+1d100' without the quotations

>>5099826
hehehe, yeah it was a big turn for me, I don't usually get to make such meaty turns but man I love when I get to do so!
2/2
>Action 3 use 20 rabbits: During Tribe council, which is a time set aside where both the chieftain and chiefess sit and hear the issues of the tribe, mated worker and hunter bring them a proposal. They suggest that more should and can be done to prepare against the dire wolf threat. The goddess’s protection will be good, and traps and pitfalls will surely make the dire wolves warry but will happen if one or a pack should breach the great warren, how would the tribe defend itself? It was with this in mind that the mates had their idea, the axes, Sickles, and shovels they can be improved upon and made into weapons of war. The Axe can be changed so that the blade has a rounded head better for hacking off limbs rather than chop wood, the sickles can be straightened into daggers to slash and stab, and for the shovels, if you lengthen the shaft and put a pointed head on it you can stab at beasts from a distance safely out of biting range. The Pair have prepared carvings of the design in tree bark. Only needing the chief and chiefess to sign off in the project and sign off they do.

tl:dr use 20 workers to develop weapons from the simple tools the tribe already knows how to make.

>Action 4 use 50 rabbits: with every reasonable means of defense and offense being prepared all that remains is to rally every Buck and Doe willing to stand in defense of the great warren, of their families, of their homeland, for their Goddess! Once the traps and weapons are ready, they will go on the hunt driving the dire wolves into traps, hunting them down and killing them, locating their den and slaughtering them as they rest, and take their pups for our own to domesticate them and turn our predators into our tools! The bunnies of the great warren will train, with the weapons the workers are building and when they are ready, they will win.

tl:dr use 50 warriors armed with the weapons we are developing and aided by the traps and pitfalls we are making will go out and wipe out all the adult dire wolves, we will then take the pups and domesticate them.

>Action 5 use 13 rabbits: with so much happening in the Great Warren at once and a war to prepare for, the two heads of the tribe are simply overwhelmed. So to help lighten the load and ensure everything is done with due excellence they tapped the senior-most builders and hunters they task them with developing tactics that use the new weapons, traps, and pitfalls so that when they march against the dire wolf menace they will stand victorious with not a soul lost. being given such a position is a great honor and a sign of respect. reserved for the truly worthy among the tribe.

tl:dr use 13 elders to develop warfare tactics to effectively use our weapons, traps, and pitfalls to win.

proofreading man, it doesn't matter how many times you do it, a mistake always somehow makes it through.

Rolled 35 (1d100)

>>5099786

Rolled 83 (1d100)

>>5098275
(If it's something I already 'have' I'll fluff it still as gaining these developments and such. Considering what I plan on doing this turn with my research, if I already have both just consider it as greater advancements for both I suppose.)

>>5098906
(Same language? Probably not. Otherwise, potentially. Though from my understanding of your fluff your people are merely cursed by the goddess of fertility rather than descendants of proper demons from the underworld, so expect the elders to find said claims of being Incubi humorous.)

>>5099105

With further plant based food secured through this new 'agriculture' thing that has become all the rage among those with the blood of demons of voracity in them, a lot more demons are able to diversify their efforts. Of course, most of the various hunters continued their work, and those now working in the tending of plants have tried finding further methods to maximize output and increase the variety of plant based food available. Still, with most emulating the work of the prideful woman who created the first proper house for themselves, a number of Halfdemons worked upon the expansion of work on both stone and wood in order to either one up their neighbors or simply gain a more comfortable home. Furnishing them with greater and more nice looking furniture was also something that was worked on as a sort of branch off, though others further worked on creating more extensive and elaborate structures. This was a simple start, but certainly a fairly quick one with regards to the speed at which structures more advanced than extremely basic twig shacks and tents were being created. Though, admittedly, there was some influence in the stories of the great constructs of the underworld, so it evens out. The last important thing of note is while all this was underway, a number of Halfdemons searched for something of use that could potentially be made into tools similar to the artifacts left over from when their ancestors were merely servants that usually caused issues for those who tried to use them due to the magics tied to them that were meant to protect them from being used by anyone who wasn't the proper demonic owner. Though, a few of these demons of the more greedy sort simply used this as an excuse to gather the amber that was discovered a while ago.

>Actions
30 Halfdemons Hunt.
30 Halfdemons research Agricultural methods further.
20 Halfdemons research Masonry.
20 Halfdemons research Carpentry.
20 Halfdemons research Architecture
20 Halfdemons prospect for Copper.
4 Halfdeamons work on gathering Amber.

Oof think is going to take a while if everyone is going to mircro-manage this way, QM what about using certain group pharses that can reduce the lengthy description or our actions like

>I send out a platoon of soldiers to scout the area. platoon = 50 men.

You get the idea we can even use custom fantasy units of measurement to at least make it seem easier. Also you should track how much players are active and how many has taken their turns so we can all be.on the same wavelength to avoid complications later on.

>>5099347
Something like this would make it easier for the QM to keep track of things.

Rolled 49 (1d100)

after two years of living at the oasis the satyrs are ready to call it their new home and name it Satyrs' Fortune but with this place being their permanent party pad some changes must be made. First the trash & shit shall be dealt with so that means shoving it all to the edge of where they live. Next some of the guys need more in life the constant parties they need babes to party with & so they set out on a mighty quest for tail. And last of all it appears that when you have the only source of water for miles some things come to you

Turn three actions- compost to improve the land, around half the satyrs scout the general area, start taming any animal that come to Satyrs' Fortune. rolling to see if anything cool shows up

>>5099532
>Also you didn't finish your statement, our civ is like the?
fuck, my bad. What I wanted to say is: your civ rn is more like a commune where most people are workers, there's simply not enough goods or people for the emergence of higher social classes that subsist entirely on trade (merchants). Maybe I'm wrong though and it doesn't quite work like that, I've no degree in economics. Either way, introducing a currency and trading with travelling merchants seems like a fine action.
>>5099592
>5
Read the 4chan faq for tripcodes.
>>5100036
It's fine, most anons already describe their actions in lists.

>>5100128
you still accepting new people op

>>5100157
Yes. This is probably a bad decision and will lead to burnout, but I live dangerously.

Rolled 81 (1d100)

>>5099100
>Action 1
Send 2 envoys, each with wool, meat and cereals to the village and orcs to establish trade relations. Each envoy will be accompanied by 10 cynocephales that will carry the goods. Prioritize copper as when trading with the orcs.
>Action 2
Continue the selective breeding of sheep. Put 15 cynoces in charge of that.
>Action 3
Send 40 workers to establish a mining outpost in the northern highlands. Roll for what they find.
>Action 4
Have 50 workers start the construction of the Alithetalati, a grand religious-academic-administrative building, using the rocks dug out by the new miners.

>>5100161
>Spoiler
Oh no. Another dead civ quest

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>>5100161
1. Name your civilization
Sarmatia

2. Pick a race
Human (amazonian)

3. Pick a colour
sickly green

4. Draw your location on the map (the blank one)
pic

6. (Optional) The goal of your civilization & fluff. The more you provide, the more I can work with in constructing the plot.

The sarmatian marshlands is home to countless number of serpent, poisonus plants and strange disease. within this harsh environment exist the sarmatian tribes. the tribes of sarmatia is a matriarchal society ruled by the warrior queens. amazon warriors, snake priestess and witch doctors form the elites of sarmatian society and compete against each other for influence. the sarmatian fought using poison and ambushes, with amazon archers and basilisk riders forming the backbone of sarmatian army.

the witch doctors holds the knowledge of poison and medicine. their goal is to unravel the mysteries of nature.

the amazon warriors holds military might. their goal is the security and stability of the sarmatian tribe

the snake priestess holds the strange art of divination, using self induced hallucination to look into the past or the future. their goal is to find the ancient, forgotten gods of the sarmatian people and connect with them once again.


7. Write your opening actions.

1. (50) build the gardens of the witch doctors. a place for the witch doctors to collect and study the medicinal and poisonus herbs of the sarmatian marshland

2. (50) have the snake priestess divine into the past to search for knowledge of their missing gods

>>5100161
You got this QM!

Captha: YEET8

>>5100161
Do u have any friends that can help you do turns i think this is a lot for one person or change turns to 3 days

Please don’t leave us ):

>>5099927
> (Same language? Probably not. Otherwise, potentially. Though from my understanding of your fluff your people are merely cursed by the goddess of fertility rather than descendants of proper demons from the underworld, so expect the elders to find said claims of being Incubi humorous.)

I said same language because i think QM said civs close to eachother have the same language but not far away ones

And how dare you we are real incubi and on the demonic spectrum apologize for your racism

>>5100248
fight fight fight fight fight

QM, have you considered making a discord and bringing on someone to help you write upturns, burn out is a real concern and this is a rather fun game I would hate to see it die due to you getting overwhelmed.

>>5100246
>>5100274
I have no acquaintances who can write big posts in English or, well, actually want to do that. I could delegate power to players, but I'd rather increase turn times to 3 days first. We'll see, for now I manage. If I won't be able to keep up anymore, I'll make an announcement about changes coming.

>>5100286
understandable, and if you have to increase the time between updates to three days definitely do so, better to have slower updates than no updates.

Rolled 34, 16 = 50 (2d100)

Rolling for Amazons vs. Kugel-Globo & direwolves vs. Lagolandia

>>5100291
>16
god damn, I hope that was for the wolves and not for me do I need to roll against them? and if it's just for the overall outcome, then rip. guess I will back up and punt for the next turn.

>>5100293
It's the wolves' roll, not yours. I took this >>5099834 as your roll, even if it was just a demonstration.

>>5100294
awesome, thank you for that.

>>5100246
Trust in the plan anon don't worry

>>5100248
Kek mate

>>5100262
World politics would be funny
We have

Frog people (Kugelese)
>Goal is to bamboozle folks and build monuments

Cynocephaly/Dog-Folk ( Thesalonian)
>Eco-fascist Spirtualists who would wallop civs with large economies

Red wahmen (Erosian)
>I assume they're semen demons who want to torture every mortal men's weak soul in submission

Idrudari (Metrogs)
> Hey they look like lovely blokes, pretty sure this faction is the most peaceful.

Bunny Folk (Lagolandians)
>To have a need, a need to breed

Troll (Stone Cold Maws tribe)
>They are a nature loving tribe trying to have a nice farm

Yetis (Greklatini)
> Terraforming goes brrr

Half-Demons (Daionians)
>Roleplaying Huguenots trying not to get cucked.

Ants (Empire of Ants)
>Looking for a large picnic basket

Elves/Dwarves (Nw'semmesians)
>Trying to wing it in a new land while having occasion race riots

Swordfishes (Quanlites)
>I guess to polish their marital skills
[10/10 would assimilate this folks if even the chance]

Satyrs ( Oasisian)
>Harvest moon.exe

Half-Elves (Akaostrians)
>Manifest destiny, also , HOL' UP *shuffle cards* YOU BE SAYING *pillages village* THAT WE *has another civil war in the same century* FINNA BE *wears onion hat* ANCIENT ELVES AND SHEEZ?!

Human-Elf (Zeshas)
>Basically a nation that seeks world peace....through violence

Varana (Kopokian)
>Portugal in this world

Humans[PC term = Amazonians] (Sarmatian)
> Return to monke

Player count total: 16 Players so far.

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>>5100302
>Bunny Folk (Lagolandians)
>>To have a need, a need to breed

>I mean your not wrong, not wrong at all

>>5100307
Ironically QM should give you racial bonuses and stuff because of rabbits reproduce quite a ton

>>5100310
that would be nice, but I am not gonna push for it, if it happens it happens.

>>5100302
>Eco-fascist Spirtualists
God willing the coming heresies won't need many Nights of the Long Knives.
>who would wallop civs with large economies
>Implying I won't be the one with the large economy
See you once I develop money and a seaworthy fleet

>>5100362
>Tfw literal seadogs would wreck your civilization
>Pepe_why_even_live.jpeg

>>5100302
>while having occasion race riots

It's funny that you think our people could get themselves organized enough to have a race riot. Do you also believe that my entire realm only has 110 working age adults? You see, neither sea trolls nor wood elves are particularly well known for collective civilization-building. The former are a lot like humans in their self-serving natures, but gifted also with cunning, resilience, and occassionally, strange magic. Not to mention their breeding rate makes elves seem more like rabbit-folk. They love their "individualism" to such an extent that the various village kings will often have to literally adopt housecarls into their families to secure loyalty.

And then there's us. Did you know that most of the elves here don't even have a dwelling? I mean, it's not like we need them; we're not halflings. But it means that when my servant goes out and says, "Your Marquess offers his coin and blessing to anyone willing to build the damn blacksmithy," only twenty people show up. I've heard tales of half-orcish slavers in the southern deserts who will track runaways for three hundred leagues or more. Well, those guys have nothing on me. I'm not going to tax you into poverty so I can dress in gold like some petty human duke, but if we're to survive out here, you're going to have to stop fucking around like it's the home islands.

All that said, I think things are going well so far. My biggest mid-term worry is dealing with the spirits of these lands. My nobles and I are responsible for such matters, you see. Our people may strive to live in harmony with other life, but there is literally a village of humans a few miles from here. Anyway, blog over.

>>5100440
When you put it like that maybe adding you to my soon to be hegemony will actually be an improvement.

>>5100447
Does anyone hear barking?

>>5100449
Don't you have any child to prey upon, fey? This peninsula isn't big enough for both of us.

>>5100447
Sounds like we'll need to enforce some peace through violence.

>>5100553
The shepard does not let his sheep go astray. There are other ways to bind people together, other than bloody conquest.

>>5100568
Speak softly and carry a big, magical stick.

>>5100609
Isn't that true, You and I will get along very well when we make contact.

Oh boy oh boy I already have 2 players I want to assimilate (no not conquer but invite to join me on my crack adventures), need some sweet martial bonus.

>>5100302
uhhh Erosians are boys ):< and we are pussy demons

incubi is boy succubi

>>5100854
lol L nerd :p

>>5100302
(Surprised at being considered Huguenots, at least if you are referring to the French protestants. Though until today I never heard of them)

>>5100248
(Your Incubi were mortals cursed by the goddess of love. Our Incubi were infernal beings from the underworld. We are not the same.)
(As for language, we are on the same continent, but I plan on going sorta Greek in terms of language so...)

>>5100927
being a "real" incubi isnt about where you are from its about how much pussy you steal and yours got none

>>5100854
>>5100927
I wonder how demon racism would play out

Erosians: иди дoмoй, cyб-дeмoн
Daionians: σιωπή ιερόδουλη

>>5100943
i would win the racism battle because dainas are rape baby mongrels and our blood is pure

>>5100957
>>5100937

(Did you read my fluff? Their ancestors were willing. They were literally demon worshipers. We are half bloods. You are at best thin bloods and at worst imposters. Also we aren't so ugly women die from being forced to endure living with the shame of being touched by your people. Our men and women who are touched by the 2nd circle don't need to steal anything as it's not theft if it's given willingly.)

>>5100943

(This is based, and probably very accurate. Loving the banter between us RN though.)

>>5100968
Half bloods are an abomination and real demons in hell probably think youre a laughing stock

and either way demons were pretty much created to serve as slaves for the lords of hell and evil humans, you are actually just mongrel descendent of a slave race. Watch us summon your ancestors and make them our bitch

I thought we could be friends because we are both descended from evil beings but i might have to put you in your place first

>>5100974

(They probably see us as slaves or servants DESU. As for you, your people are probably not viewed as much better. Lastly, to call demons slaves to the lords of hell is to say that every king lords over slaves. And Demons most certainly aren't slaves to evil humans, more often or not they fuck over evil humans and take their souls. Regardless I find it funny our OOC bants have struck so deep.)

>>5100977
(Odd that T B H was turned into Desu when it's not spaced...Didn't know that actually was a feature.)

Frog people will kill all demons and demon sympathizers. No need to even sacrifice them, the gods will be pleased enough with the abominations being dead.

>>5100977
>They probably see us as slaves or servants DESU. As for you, your people are probably not viewed as much better. Lastly, to call demons slaves to the lords of hell is to say that every king lords over slaves. And Demons most certainly aren't slaves to evil humans, more often or not they fuck over evil humans and take their souls

psh we'll see about that. also i need some of your demon women to breed with and see what happens, ill give you some whale meat in exchange

Rolled 70 (1d100)

Rolling for Sarmatian divination.

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>>5099118
KUGEL-GLOBO
[The prayers of those remaining home have been answered by the gods. You receive an additional +5 bonus in battle against the amazons.]
>87 + 10 (religious) + 5 (religious 2) + 5 (simple weapons) = 107 vs. 69 = 34 + 10 (stronger) + 15 (training) + 10 (weaponry)
Raiding the amazons, picking off little groups, you eventually induce their anger, and your enemies come out of the village walls en masse to punish you. You give battle in the middle of the woods. It is a fierce fight, and many lives are lost, but eventually you emerge victorious.
[You have defeated the amazons. 25 frogmen lay dead, but you've obtained 40 amazonian slaves.]
You have 126 frogmen and 40 amazonian slaves.

>>5099130
AKASTROS
[You have trained a militia. Should you go to war and conscript your workmen, they will receive a +5 bonus in battle.]
[You have started ship construction. By the end of the year, two galley smallships are put to water. They require a 30-man crew to operate.]
Your people have occupied themselves by researching enhancements to agriculture. They've got some ideas how to increase the fertility of fields, but it'll take time for them to come up with something interesting. [1/3 agriculture research]
Others have proposed to reinstate the imperial currency of old, however, you have no access to noble metals. However, a number of merchant ships pass through the strait -- your people try to call their attention, and soon enough, one of the vessels approaches your shores. While you have no special commodities to trade, you've put your name out there, and others will periodically come to trade with you. [You have gained access to local trade network. Perhaps prospecting for some goods would open up trade opportunities?]
You have 127 halfelves.

>>5099131
EROS
>31 + 10 (sacrifice) = 41
The visions are dim. You can confirm there are some of your -- or similar -- kind on the other side of the continent, but you fail to establish any sort of communication.
>100
The Phallo-priests' visions are flooded with information. In the future, the avatar's searing gaze will burn right through flesh, his touch will suck lifeforce out of his enemies, women will fall in love upon hearing his voice, and he will attain high mastery of magic, should he want to practice it. However, he will not be invulnerable; while he might be perform feats of magic, his body will be quite weak and easily harmable. A 'glass cannon' would be a good way to describe him. Besides that, his powers won't work on those under the blessing of Isos.
[The Spermark is further enhanced by the slaves, it becomes a truly fearsome ship. However, 8 slaves die due to unbearable amounts of labour.]
[10 future bodyguards are trained, 2 die under the harsh program, but are replaced by fresh incubi. They will receive a bonus in combat, however, they must practice fighting with actual weapons to become true warriors.]
[Due to walrus hunting, this turn your growth rate modifier was 1.25 instead of 1.15.]
[You have armed your workers with bone weapons. This will provide a bonus in combat.]
Your scouting parties return. They are united in one fact: humans all around hate you. It is probably connected with years of raiding and treating slave women horribly, but they're not sure.
On to other news, the tundra expedition has determined there is a distant yeti tribe who are quite solitary and hold no grudge against Eros. They could be convinced to become mercenaries, but what could you offer them? The expedition has also found a curious construction, a temple of ice (is it even ice?), fiercely protected by the tundra tribes. Perhaps it is some kind of holy place for them?
The mountain expedition has not gone too deep into the mountains, but they found out there are dwarven holds in them. The dwarves aren't exactly friendly to you either because of their contacts with humans, but they won't kill you on sight at least. One hold is left abandoned; the only dwarves the expedition contacted have been rumbling something about monsters lurking there.
The river expedition was the first to return, they report that the humans who you've raided for so long have set up a fort to prevent your raids. It's not a big one, but with a tribe of your size it'll take considerable effort to take it.
You have 151 incubi and 11 human slaves.

>>5099199
GREKLATINI
[The herd keeps the yetis well-fed. You've also accumulated a stockpile of leather from the butchered animals. These could be crafted into armour (but that requires tanning, for which tree bark is used) or traded.]
[You have made some slings. Using the leftover stone from previous projects, you assemble a cache of ammunition for them. This will provide a bonus in combat.]
[It takes several sacrifices to attract Philinrix' blessing. A patch of land around the temple de-freezes and blooms. You could plant trees here!]
The scouts and the southern expedition for lumber return. They report that a group of humans make their living south of your encampment. They seem neutral for now, their main occupation is whaling, they sell blubber to southern peoples in exchange for goods. After communicating with them some more, the scouts determine that there is a legend of a kind of vault in the middle of the Flantic Wyns. Perhaps that's where Flantomas, the God of Mountains, has hidden a part of his treasure.
[You have a stockpile of lumber for a major project, and several saplings to be planted around the temple.]
You have 151 yetis.

>>5099266
ZÉSH
[You have constructed 20 golems. They can perform simple tasks such as maintenance of the fields.]
>95
The Stone Disk reveals to you that it is a kind of key to the prevention of the coming calamity. It must be completed with 9 Circles of Power scattered around the world. Perhaps that's why the prophecy lead you here.
Contact with the fishmen has gone disastrously. They are very territorial, shouting menacingly at your envoy and even throwing some spears! Luckily, no fatalities came from the contact. Still, if you want the island under your control, you'll have to deal with them eventually. They numbers are approximately similar to your own.
The scouting party searches through the island once more, in spite of fishmen patrols now monitoring their territory. They find a cave in the southern part of the island. There, cyclops, mighty beings of old, lay in chains, dreaming. They wake up to the sound of your scouts' footsteps, and plead to be let free. However, they must have been placed here for a reason, one that is not known to you.
Some of your population keeps working the fields and tending to the fruit trees. They grow steadily.
The scouts and scorned diplomats get to work on the Tower of the Arcane. It'll be a long time to construct it, but once completed, it will be an unparalleled magical beacon and place of learning. [1/2 Stage I Tower: Foundation]
You have 132 humans and elves.

>>5099347
STONE COLD MAWS
[You have gathered enough stones for a major building project.]
[You have constructed Crafters' Den. Tools & goods manufactured here are of higher quality. You may also specialise workers, e.g. stone masons or woodworkers, out of regular workers.]
[Using offcuts of stone you've gathered, you equip the trolls with bolas. This will provide a bonus in combat.]
With a bit of experience, you find snake meat insufficient to feed the tribe, not to mention that they eat prey that could potentially end up in a troll's stomach. However, keeping them is not without benefit -- their shedded skin could be used for armour. Also, some trolls have something in mind and ask to assign them to experiment with the snakes for a few years.
[You lost the +0.05 pop growth modifier]
[You have obtained snake skin.]
[Contribute 15 trolls for 5 years for an unknown advancement.]
You have 146 trolls.

>>5099491
NW'SEMMES
[You have started mining iron.]
[Your workers have constructed the house of knowledge. Assign some to train here, and you'll get mages or scholars.]
[Hauling stone from the mountains, you construct a smithy. With the iron you're mining, you can craft good tools, weaponry, armour, and other things.]
[You now have a stockpile of lumber for a major building project.]
The troll monarch responds favourably to your proposal. By the end of the year, a palisade is built, and experienced warriors arrive in your lands.
[Training yields better results.]
[It'll take about 4 years for youths to mature, but they'll receive a major bonus in combat from their training.]
You have 133 trolls and elves.

>>5099492
QUANLI
[2/7 towards crab enhancement.]
[The garden workers inform that the fruit trees will grow enough for harvest in a year.]
[You have obtained a fishing fleet. The boats are small, but good enough for fishing. They'll provide +0.05 growth rate modifier starting next turn, and require 10 fishmen in maintenance.]
[Digging into the mountain, you stockpile stone, which can be used for a major building project.]
[You have equipped your workers with obsidian weapons. This will provide a bonus in combat.]
One stormy night, a ship crashes on your shores. It seems to be manned by some kind of lizardmen. You do not know whether they're hostile yet.
You have 140 fishmen.

>>5099592
KOPOKIAN
[You have constructed housing. This will provide +0.05 pop growth rate until you reach 200 population.]
The scouts report a kind of magical spring flowing from one of the caves. Its waters rejuvenate after hours of work. In the north, they found a herd of bisons, these could be tamed for access to milk, meat and durable leather.
You have 110 varanas.

>>5099786
SOFTPAW
[After collecting big rocks and placing them in a circle, the shrine is ready. It may now be used to communicate with the gods and ask for their blessing.]
[You establish a fishing industry. Starting next turn, you'll get +0.05 pop growth rate modifier, but it'll require 10 catfolk for maintenance.]
[You have constructed shelter. Until you reach 200 population, you get +0.05 pop growth rate]
Leaving the offerings at the altar, you feel a reassuring presence. The gods smile upon you. However, a bigger sacrifice is required if you hope to receive their blessing.
You have 110 catfolk.

>>5099826
LAGOLANDIA
[The shrine to Verameeka boosts your pop growth rate a further +0.05. That's good but... it's starting to get out of hand a bit.]
[You have constructed traps, but 7 of your people have been picked off in the forests. Their sacrifice shall not be forgotten. This will give a bonus to combat against the dire wolves.]
[You have converted your tools into weaponry. You lose the benefit of efficiency for a bonus in battle.]
>83 + 10 (traps) + 5 (simple weaponry) + 10 (numbers) = 108 vs. 36 = 16 + 20 (much stronger)
The battle with the wolves develops ideally. They fall into traps, and get pierced by your warriors' spears. There are casualties, but they are few, 10 in total. After searching through the forest, you find dire wolf pups, and take them with you to domesticate.
[It will take 2-3 turns for dire wolves to grow. They must be trained by at least 10 lagomorphs.]
[With some experience in battle, you understanding of tactics is boosted. Still, it'll take years to come up with formations, hierarchy, etc.] [2/6 tactics research]
You have 155 lagomorphs.

>>5099927
DAÍONA TRIBES
[Due to hunting, this turn your pop growth modifier was 0.1 higher.]
[The research into agriculture progresses nicely. Your demons are experimenting with fertilizers and their effects on plant productivity. They say they should have results in about a year.] [2/3 agriculture research.]
[The research into masonry and carpentry finishes. With basic tools invented for the purpose, you can now make simple machines and turn stone into useful blocks. Decoration is also a possibility.]
[Architectural knowledge has reached a basic level. You now know how to construct moderately large, if fairly simple, buildings out of wood and stone.]
>83
[Some distance deeper inland, your scouts find a hill with a small vein of copper. It's not much, but it'll do, for now.]
[With little workforce gathering amber, it'll take a bit more to build up a considerable stockpile, or a dedicated maintenance team to supply the potential amberworking industry.] [Amber stockpile 1/2]
Some of the demons scouting for copper have reported sighting humans who have escaped after being sighted. This could be bad if they warn their home villages of your presence...
You have 187 halfdemons.

>>5100116
TRUE OASIS
[You have started expanding the fertile land around the oasis. It'll take some years before it becomes fertile.] [1/7 land improvement.]
The scouts return. They report that there's mainly sand everywhere, but to the south, near the shore, there is a moderately forested savanna. They've spotted elephants there. Also, this year bedouin caravans have started appearing. They bring with them spice, textiles and other goods. They're also willing to sell you some camels. [You have gained access to local trade network.]
Your vineyard workers report that grapes are ready to be made into wine.
You have 140 satyrs.

>>5100184
THESALON
The envoys return. They report orcs being enthusiastic about wool due to harsh alpine winters where they live.
[You have opened trade with the Gurun'dar. You now have copper, and about half of the wool you produce is being exported to orcs.]
The warriors keep hogs, and brew beer. They already trade for cereals with some eastern peoples you're yet to meet. They offer you beer in exchange for wool, but their exchange rate is outrageous. It seems they look upon you condescendingly as upon peace-loving folks.
[The selective breeding program continues. 2/10 wool yield increase]
The workers discover marble! It is a precious building & trade material. The mine will require 20 dedicated miners to extract considerable amounts.
Using the marble you've discovered, the builders begin the construction of Alithetalati. It is a major project, but with the workforce you dedicated, it should be done in 2 years (one of which has passed). Your people are enthusiastic about its construction, for by studying they can embody the ideal of the Sage in themselves. [1/2 Alithetalati construction.]
You have 152 cynocephales.

>>5100210
SARMATIA
[Gathering various plants from around the area, you start the establishment of witch gardens. It'll take about 3 years for the plants to mature.] [1/3 witch gardens.]
>70
You divination gives moderate results. The forgotten gods seem to be imprisoned somewhere far away. There are guards, some kind of mighty creatures that need to be defeated to access their prison. What should be done after that is not yet known to you.
You have 110 amazonians.

After giving it some thought, I've decided to have turns alternate between 2-3 days due to the amount I have to write. We'll see which length prevails in the end, though I expect 3 days to be the main one.
Another announcement I want to make is the standardization of maintenance for food & animal herds. To keep the +0.05 growth rate bonus from agriculture, you need to dedicate 10 population per 100 total. e.g. you have 150 population, to maintain the bonus until 200 you need 20 workers tilling the land. For animal herds to provide the bonus to population growth, you also need 10 dedicated per 100 population, but if you also herd them for resources e.g. leather or wool, and/or enhance them, you need 15 workers per 100.

Guess we have to bump the thread 5 times a day

Rolled 46, 18 = 64 (2d100)

>>5101037
The Kugel-Globo gather the amazonians in front of their swamp village. Poking and prodding them with spears to keep them docile they pick out suitable specimens the gods would be pleased with. 4 of the strongest amazonians and the amazonian recognized as the leader are chosen as sacrifices.

The 4 strong amazons are tied at the base of the pillar while the leader is tied at the top. The fire is started at the base of the pillar and it is said that the screams and coughs of the sacrifice at the top will be the determining factor as to whether the gods will commune.

The rest of the slaves except 1 are sent to do hard labor expanding the village on stilts.

1 particularly pliant slave is allowed extra privileges in exchange for drilling the Kugel warriors and hunters in Amazon tactics. They clearly were well-trained, if it were not for the failure of their heathen gods they might have won.

The Kugel people spend most of their time looting the Amazon village for valuables and preparing the groundwork for a great monument. Though a small group is sent to explore the last unconquered part of the island

>5 Amazons sacrificed to commune with one of the gods asking for a mission to honor them. (you make one up if you want to QM unless you want me to. I like the idea of having a random god I don’t decide answer.)

>34 Amazons expand the village on stilts

>1 Amazon teaches their tactics to the Kugel-Globo

>45 Kugel loot the Amazon village looking mainly for luxury’s such as gold or silver or fine crafts and also leftover weapons

>15 explore the rest of island for any other peoples or things to build with other than wood

>66 Kugel lay a solid foundation of dirt and wood, stronger than stilts, over some of the swamp to prepare for a grand monument depending on which god answers their call.

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>>5101046
>Action 1 & 2
Have 32 citizens build temporary workshops and have them manufacture copper tools and distribute them to the rest of the workers
>Action 3 & 4
Assign 20 citizens for agriculture and 30 citizens for animal hearding, with the copper tools
>Action 5
Assign 20 citizens for mining marble, with the copper tools
>Action 6
Continue working on the Alithetalati, with the whole workeforce of 50 cynocephales, with the copper tools.
>>5101061
That or non-canon LARP like we're this world's equivalent to a /pol/ack

Rolled 94 (1d100)

>>5101039
FUCK I MISSED A TURN
> dedicate half our Idrudari to expanding westward along the coast
Now that our situation has been stabilized, we must expand! Grow further, and perhaps see what happened to that visage from a few years back?

> the other half shall pray for prosperity
The time has come: sacrifices are organized, as the priests starve themselves and hold themselves apart from the rest of the herd, attempting to ascend to the great divine’s supreme realm.

The ritual is more of a time of penance at the end of which (hopefully) contact with the divine should be established

>>5101041
May add fluff later.
>21 yeti take care of the herd
>21 yeti plant trees
>16 yeti attempt to trade with the humans for one of their boats
>21 yeti will try to make boats. If the trader yetis are successful they will try to reverse engineer the boat we gained.
>21 yeti will try to convert the humans to the yeti religion
>51 yeti will gather more stone

I have a few questions QM.

>[The shrine to Verameeka boosts your pop growth rate a further +0.05. That's good but... it's starting to get out of hand a bit.]

Is this meant to be an in-game warning about the population growing faster than food resources or a meta-message that I need to cool it with the Population buffing actions? If I have been leaning too hard into "rabbit pop growth go brrrrr" sorry, I just thought for the species it made sense. But if I need to lay off it for a bit I will, alternating pop buff action every other turn.

>[You have constructed traps, but 7 of your people have been picked off in the forests. Their sacrifice shall not be forgotten. This will give a bonus to combat against the dire wolves.]

do these remain and can I put them down as national development, counting it as border defense.

>[You have converted your tools into weaponry. You lose the benefit of efficiency for a bonus in battle.]

so I now have weapons to arm 50 rabbits, but used up all my existing tools. so to regain my efficiency bonus I need to build more tools.

that's about it, other than that I want to say how much I have enjoyed the quest so far, and hope to see it continue, thank you for running, and I hope you are having fun as well.

Rolled 100, 11, 48 = 159 (3d100)

>>5101044

110 Catfolk

15 assigned to Fishing Industry
10 assigned to the Shrine and its upkeep
40 assigned to Exploration - West along the river, South along the coast
20 assigned to Build Canoes
25 assigned to building stone tools/bows

It has been a good year.

The Shrine was finished with no major setbacks or holdups and now sits prominently on the shoreline. The Gods have not spoken directly to us ( yet! ) but smile upon us favorably, I am told. Good. We must discover how to gain their favor but tiny steps before we run, as such things go.

The fish are biting, the Industry is capable and providing. Also good. We will depend on their hard work for another year while we look for more stable sources of food/resources. Everyone appears to be happy with the shelters that were built and mating pairs are proving fruitful. Many blessings to be thankful for.

Looking to the future, there is much work to be done. We must Explore these lands to find its bounties and resources; we need much more available to us if we are to continue to grow. With luck, [ Rolls 1+2 ] the Explorers will find what we need.

To aid in our expansion, we must form build canoes, and bows for weapons/fishing. The canoes will allow our explorers more range and allow better travel over the most holy waters. The bows and arrows will increase our fighting strength and allow the explorers to possibly bring back a larger offering. [ If possible, hold off exploring until the first set of canoes/bows are finished? If not allowed they explore on foot/unarmed for the year. ]

[ Roll 3 for the Gods favor/luck ]

Captcha SHTVW - Shitview, oh no

>>5101126
In-game warning. Though it's not only about insufficient food produced by workers for the young. You'll see about what else further in the game.
The seven rabbits are dead.
Yes, you need to assemble tools once more.

Rolled 73 (1d100)

>>5101063
I think I forgot a roll

>>5101078
Yeah we have to shitpost and make the thread alive.

>I'm doing my part.png

>>5101040
i have an important question how many people can i fit on my ship? if i pack them like sardines and deaths are acceptable

>>5101039
Current parameters

Pop size: 127
Army strength: Güt
Economy: WIP
Culture: Mixed at the moment
Defenses: Good.

Year 1 (Age of Rebirth)

[Roleplay of events of the Akastros Empire]

Scribe: Pinor Ali Farouk

The past year has been fruitful to our pashadom, the men rallied to defend our province have trained young men whose blood boil for the fatherland thus creating a little militia called the young Akùrs. Its prominent leader being a young lad called
Oloran Usman, he's been rather hot blooded during this past months rambling about waging wars with the eastern pashas to seize rightful territory. I have no honest opinion on this matter because I for one distrust the phoneix's prophecy but perhaps i'm to cynical to believe that our empire was created to be destroyed, I digress from the main point. Seems this young man will set out to the world eventually, only time will tell if he brings glory or shame to our pasha. On better news our economy is taking to pick up, implementing proper trade by barter practices we've been able to create a semi-sustainable realm of commerce. The problem now is to get proper commodities to fund this economy perhaps we should dabble into the craftsmanship taught to a select few of us from dwarvish soothsayers. A couple of ships have been built so let's see what kind of impact it can have on our province, a great news to share also is the slow and steady development of a forgotten agricultural art soon we shall remember. As I see it, our pasha is a dreamer and an idealist so he's currently imposing our former culture with new themes to scratch the fancy of the disgusting barbarians he brought with him, at least they are proper cannon fodder during a battle. I wonder if any merchant would pay good money to take them as sellswords, Well that's all I have to report at the time, may the glory of the true god shine bright

Pinor Ali Farouk

[Fluff]

Oloran Usman: Damn fucking traitorous snakes, if we cannot subdue them we shall find allies who can *takes one ship and begins his voyage*

[Pop Manager]
-Farmers: 50
-Highland Noble Tribesmen: 43
-Young Arùks: 20
- Shipwrights: 5
-Pasha: 1
-Infants/Children/Old folks: 13

[My action for the the next turn ]

>Usman Ali Farouk starts coast hugging while sailing north east looking for new lands.
>Farmers continue their work
>Mass literacy drive and cultural rejuvention occurs in hopes of creating a universal religion and/or culture.
>More military training is drilled into the Young Arùks trying to make them more competent/hot headed.
>Tell the Merchants that our province provides quality mercenaries and bodyguards. In the mean time we ask to be paid in raw materials or different animal breeds from other continents.

Rolled 92 (1d100)

>>5101199
Forgot to roll again

>>5101201
Lol upper percentile roll, ELVISH BROS WE CAN'T STOP WINNING!

Rolled 2, 66 = 68 (2d100)

4 years have passed since the avatar-birther named Lupa was captured in a raid near the river. As expected, Isos mercifully strikes her down, leaving a lifeless body. As demanded by the tyrannical child, the umbilical cord was not cut and still remains tethering him to the corpse of poor Lupa.

“I said I won’t lose a mother. It’s time to use your famous erectomancy, Ejaculianius. I won’t accept failure.”

Erectomancy is the risky and draining practice of raising the dead as a flaccid shaft is raised from the softness. It involves transferring blood from the living to the dead, and often results in unintended consequences. Ejaculanius has famously bragged about his skills with this dark sorcery, although he may have slightly exaggerated as he only raised a walrus which died three days later from a brain aneurysm.

“Ye-yes Great Emperegnator, I’ll use the rest of the slaves.”

TURN:

12 Phallo-Priests attempt to raise the avatar’s mother from the dead in a erectomancy ritual. They sacrifice 11 humans for blood to use. Whatever abomination they may create terrifies them. Roll one

20 Incubi hunt walrus to keep up with the demand for food

7 more of the top incubi are recruited into the 10 elite Fucktorial Guard (the bodyguards), they train with ivory weapons ceaselessly (17 total)

20 Incubi including Testicus load onto the Spermark and head towards the coastline near the uncontacted Yeti. Impress them with our cool ship and give them nifty skulls from dead slaves and ask them about the Ice temple, maybe they will know something about it.

80 Incubi will use ivory weapons to keep raiding the tundra villages. Go further west this time now that we know the area better. Don’t be shy take everything and everyone they see (only humans though) Roll two

>>5101199
Oh yeah Usman, took 4 Young Arùks with him so the pop reduction now is 123

>>5101208
>Fucktorial guards
>Maximum Kekus.png

>>5101208
I’m 3 under my total incubi i think i fucked up math again just add 3 to the bodyguards i guess and i wonder what pain that 2 roll is about to inflict on me

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>>5101126
Ignore the warning just endlessly coom and breed even as the corpses pile into mountains your race is the only one hornier than mine

>>5101172
Threads on /qst/ don't fall off the board for a month or more & there's permasage after a week I think. No need to shitpost, just remember to sort by last reply instead of bump order or add it to your thread watcher in 4chanx.
>>5101181
About 200 I guess? Now that I've looked up a sperm whale's skeleton, I've some questions regarding how exactly the Spermark is made, since the ribcage is so small in comparison to total length, but whatever.

>>5101223
I guess we just took out all his guts like his lungs and stomach filled them with air and strapped them to his belly and taxidermied him or something

I know nothing about boats or physics or making things out of dead animals so i am just bullshitting

Rolled 32 (1d100)

>>5101042
Roc Feller let's the trolls experiment with the snakes.
>15 Trolls

Maul Shaper trains young trolls in the art of wood working. Teaching them what woods are good different projects and tools. He also trains trolls in the art of Stone shaping. Being able to chip a stone into an edge is difficult.
>Train 20 Wood workers
>Train 21 Masons

Roc Feller leads a raid on the batmen. Looking to plunger there cave and take heads in the name of Vaprak.
>90 Trolls

>>5101044
Our efforts will be allocated as such.

>8 nobles (that is, myself and some cousins) shall spend three seasons of the year performing the rites of adoration. We target three groups: the creator gods, the ancestors of the word, and the spirits inhabiting the land with us. I really don't think there's any need to contact the winter-vale just yet. Our object this year is the increase of food, good health, and most of all, fertility.

>10 acolytes shall aid us by constructing temporary altars, gathering ritual ingredients, washing away our blood, etc.

>15 workers shall spend the year a-hunting. Every elf owns the bow his father made, at least, and many trolls are decent trackers. So I think it would be a shame if our feasting year lacked for good meat.

>70 workers shall be granted the honor of building our head village. It will begin as a large collection of ground-houses, located entirely within the protection of my citadel. We hope to have several hundred people here, eventually.

>30 workers shall take up residence in the forge and explore the blacksmithing arts. I don't really want anything from them except that they grow in their craft.

>Friendly contact shall be established with the mannish village. If I can find the time, I will personally meet with their Elder and tell her that we respect their boundaries and customs. They are also to be given gifts, including the fine prepared logs. In return, we request that a few experienced mages be sent to instruct our young people in their art.

>Speaking of which, send any magically inclined youths we find amongst our populace to study at the house of knowledge.

>>5101045

With further knowledge and prosperity, the people of Daíona continue their work as usual. Those of gluttony still tend to the fields and diligently work at finding greater methods to produce abundance while the various others work on hunting. However, with far better capabilities of construction under the tribes belt, a number would create a far more sophisticated lodge for the tanning, butchering, and otherwise processing of game and the tools of a hunters trade. Similarly a number would work on new methods of working with skins of the animals hunted so that there could be greater amounts of clothing that lasted longer, all the while a small number gathered amber for themselves and the tribes. Yet, with the report of a number of nonblooded sighting their works, the tribes of Daíona would be swift to work on utilizing their new knowledge in architecture and the working of stone and wood for defensive structures, specifically creating a basic hillfort. All the while a number of halfdemons of wrath with long, sharp claws would train to become what was called Afanistís. Infantry armed with nothing but their natural claws, strength and agility who rely upon all three. Similarly, a number would work on a training field for them to practice with more than just extensive exercising and sparring, ideally with blunted claws to minimize injury. Though obviously if fighting with a real enemy was expected they would sharpen them. Ideally those villages would leave them alone and stay out of their way, though in the worst case scenario they'd at least be prepared...

>Actions
20 Halfdemons farm
20 Halfdemons research agricultural methods further
30 Halfdemons hunt
20 Halfdemons create a hunting lodge
20 Halfdemons research better tanning
30 Halfdemons build basic defenses
20 Halfdemons train to become Afanistís
20 Halfdemons build a training ground
7 Halfdemons gather Amber

got drunk, can post tonight sorry :(

Rolled 95 (1d100)

>>5101042
"The Disk consumes my dreams. It erupts in fire and ash, burning everything. It shrouds the world in darkness, an eternal night where no living remain. Cold winds howl around it, causing an everlasting ice age. It endlessly spews a cursed mud that dissolves the very souls of those it touches. It summons a monster from beyond the stars, a parasite that feeds on the planet's life force and leaves behind an empty husk of a rock as it moves on. So many ways the world may end, and no way of telling which, if any, are a real threat and which are just the ramblings of my stressed mind. I have not shared my nightmares with those who followed me here. It would only cause them to worry needlessly. There is nothing any of us can do until we discover the first Circle of Power anyway.

The fishmen proved irrationally hostile. They are to be the first obstacle on our path. It is odd that I did not see their hostility, but not unprecedented. My visions have always been far from reliable. We were lucky to not suffer any losses so far, but I am not so naive as to expect this to remain the case. We are at war. Our lack of metal leaves our equipment equal or perhaps inferior to theirs. Golems, magic and intelligence are our only advantages against them. I have ordered the necessary preparations. Fortifications, patrols, training and Scrying will be the first steps that will lead us to victory. We will attempt to negotiate once more from a position of strength after we have humbled them. I do not wish to exterminate them but they may leave us no choice.

The imprisoned Cyclopes remain an enigma. Who put them in chains? Why? And more importantly, can they be trusted not to betray the one who frees them? I will keep striving to divine an answer to these questions.

Our attempts to summon Elementals were met with failure. We were unable to devise a stable, working Summoning Circle in time. Golem creation proved a more fruitful avenue. Perhaps in the coming years we will be able to resume experimenting with summoning circles, but in the meantime I retasked my people accordingly. Golems can be the backbone of both our workforce and our military. And with a proven way of creating them there is no reason to split our efforts.

Our sages are now devising a Scrying ritual. Using magic to view remote locations is our only hope of finding the Circles of Power in a timely manner, and will prove invaluable in following the fishmen's movements. They were here before us, they know the territory better than we do. There is no other way to prevent ambushes and raids.

>>5101846
Despite the setbacks, construction of the Tower of the Arcane proceeds briskly. The new Golems have been an immense help in that, as well as in our burgeoning fields and orchards. I know I will not live to see the Tower's completion. This knowledge is another burden I cannot share with anyone, not even with my husband. I know he would try to avert my fate, and that would be disastrous."

-From the personal diary of Mantó, posthumously proclaimed the first Queen of Zésh

>>Actions
>Continue constructing Clay Golems. Expand production by creating a permanent Golem Workshop.
>Erect fortifications around our settlement and the Tower of the Arcane construction site.
>Set up a Training Yard where the more martially inclined among us can devise drills for our war against the fishmen. Our basic doctrine will have Golems serving as footsoldiers with spellcasting support. Golems are expendable, people aren't. All able-bodied adults shall take turns practicing basic combat spells and what to do in battle. A well-trained militia is necessary for our security.
>Organize patrols to dissuade raids against our fields, always with Golem support.
>Research a Scrying Ritual.
>Attempt divination on the Cyclopes.
>Continue construction of the Tower of the Arcane.

>>5101796
Oof I know that feel bud, have a good one.

Rolled 24 (1d100)

>>5101044
Total: 140 Quanli

20 Quanli will maintain watch over our herds of Crabs.

20 Quanli will keep nurturing and tending to the growing fruit trees of our groves.

20 Quanli will man our fishing fleet.

40 Quanli (including those specifically trained as warriors) will head to confront the Lizardmen. Whilst we hope their intentions are peaceful, we will be prepared to repel them should they be hostile.

And 40 Quanli will use the stone we have gathered to build a harbour with solid walls, to protect our fleet and village from the worst ocean weathers and hostile forces that might come by sea.

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>>5101046
1. have the snake priestess perform another divination to figure out the location of the imprisoned deity (20)
1. build a lumber camp to chop and collect wood from the surrounding marshlands 20
2. build amazonian warcamp, a place to train amazonian archers and warrior (20)
3. send a couple of amazon to search and capture a sarmatian basilisk from the nearby swamp (something like gigantic komodo dragons, highly venomous with thick skin but slow and dumb) (25)
4. send the witch doctors to look for edible plants from the surrounding swamp (25)

population: 110 amazonians.

Rolled 97 (1d100)

>>5102288

>>5102288
>>5102288
also witch doctor gardens (1/3)

>>5101045
Turn 4
current stats
Population:155

Growth rate: *1.3

Settlements: The Warren – upgrades: breeding dens, The Worship burrow of Verameeka

Developments: farms, traps &pitfalls, tamed wolves (1/?)

Technology: simple stone tools, simple stone weapons

Storage: 50 basic weapons, 0 tools

Major historical events
0 FGW year of the founding of the great warren following the unification of the two largest tribes and the absorption of the many minor tribes.
3 FGW The war of the wolves began with the loss of 7 bunnies, and the safety of Fukrus.
4 FGW War of the wolves end with the great Dire wolf pack having been wiped out and their pups being taken for our own.

Important figures:
Chieftain Peter Cottontail
Chieftess Judy Cottontail (formerly Judy Hopps)

Year 4 FGW (founding of Great warren)
Population commitments: 55
Farmers: 20
Hunters: 20
Wolf tamers: 15

>Build more tools use 30 bunnies
With the War of wolves at an end and the great warren once more secure once more, it is now time to morn and rebuild. To ensure victory the tools that were so important to the development and maintenance of the Great warrant were turned into weapons of war. Now that peace has returned it is time for the Tribe to build more creating enough that the workers and laborers of the tribe are properly equipped to do their respective jobs.

>Expand out the Great warren in size to accommodate the tribe’s growing population using 50 bunnies
The fecundity of the rabbit folk made Chieftain Cottontail glow with pride, holding his kits and watching his many young bucks and does play around himself and his now very voluptuous mate chiefess Cottontail made him smile with a warmth only a father can know. However, in the back of his mind, he recognized that the war with the wolves had slowed the development of the warren to keep up with the desires of his people's unending growth. To ensure that the growth never has to slow, the ruling couple organized the greatest expansion project seen since the founding of the great warren. Because in the end, Verameeka wills it, the population must grow.

>Develop basic education practical survival skills and wisdom using 10 bunnies
As the tribe grows and more kits are born their education in survival skills and the wisdom of those who came before them must be passed on. Calling on the elders of the tribe the dual chiefs ask them to prepare lessons in skills and wisdom for the kits that will help them thrive and better the tribe. Ensuring that those that come after us will be equipped to carry on our legacy expand the glory of lagolandia.

>Continue to develop tactics using 10 bunnies
While the war is over and our predators slew some questioned the need for further work into the idea of tactics, however, the mated chiefs disagree. Using these times of peace to prepare for war will ensure that when that time comes once more, Verameeka willing it won’t but if it does the bunnies of Fukrus will not be found unprepared.

let me know if I need to roll anything or if I am good, I also wanted to put in my current stats above my turn to make it easier for you.

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The bunnies did great

>>5102536
Thesalon does not appreciate the usage of canines as indicative of all carnivores.

>>5102654
fox arent canines

>>5103163
They are canines. Canine and Caninae are terms for the subfamily of Canid family. Vulpini is a tribe of that subfamily, and contains foxes. Their for, foxes are Canines.

>>5103167
Nice argument, unfortunately yo mama

>>5103374
... got knotted by BCD

>>5103378
KEK, though shouldn't it be BCC

>>5103432
The D had to go somewhere, would't he?

>>5103468
wouldn't he*

>>5099105
Sorry about missing a turn, had a busy work week. Any chance I can make one up?

>50 Ants work on the Great Hive Foundations
>25 Hunter Ants try to capture some Giant Beetles to domesticate into beasts of burden and mounts
>25 Other Hunter Ants kill more meat to feed the ever growing nest
>25 Worker Ants replant new trees that will grow into future food
>25 Other Worker Ants keep cutting down trees to grind up into a nutrient paste to feed the hive

>>5103558

don't start that, allowing makeup turns with 16 players would be cancer, QM already had to move the updates to every 3 days

I'm going to say since it's New Year and I've got a lot on my mind, the update will arrive in the latter half of the day tomorrow (UTC+3), not the first half as previously.
>>5103558
No, but your population keeps increasing during turns you skip.
>>5102468
I've already got it all neatly organized in a text file. While I appreciate the help, it's not really necessary. Also, your turn is alright.
>>5101199
Uhh, I don't think the pop manager quite aligns with the projects you're attempting, e.g. you have no sailors allocated to the exploration mission. Whatever I guess, I'll just judge where to direct them myself.
>>5101847
>I know I will not live to see the Tower's completion.
The Tower of the Arcane may seem like an intimidating project, but if you dedicate some workers to it, it may very well be completed in Manto's lifetime. It's got only got three relatively short stages.

actions - to celebrate the building of the wine press & the start of what can only become a booming friendship we shall throw a party & invite the trader to give them a taste of what we have to offer. Also maintain composting & start wine production.

>>5103641
>I've already got it all neatly organized in a text file. While I appreciate the help, it's not really necessary. Also, your turn is alright.


alright cool, let me know if I got the stat stuff right because I will also keep track and I want to make sure it is right.

Happy new year everyone!

>>5103641
>I've already got it all neatly organized in a text file.
Any chance of sharing this on a pastebin or would it be too much effort?
>The Tower of the Arcane may seem like an intimidating project, but if you dedicate some workers to it, it may very well be completed in Manto's lifetime. It's got only got three relatively short stages.
I am hinting at an early grave, which is why her husband would seek to to change it. Everyone knows that all good oracles have seen and accepted their own death. Good to know about the Tower though.

>>5103641
Yeah I should've allocated some pops for certain tasks, sorry mate skipped my mind. The ships are just in the harbour and one was taken.

Happy new year everyone

>>5103641
>(UTC+3)
Russian or Turk?