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>>792057
Oh, and of course, milord: Where is our great state located?
>Choose a location, name and colour for the state. Just draw it on the map and I'll implement it.
>Pick a site and name for the capital
>Pick a site and name for two major cities
>pick a site and name for three forts

Rolled 38, 74, 9 = 121 (3d100)

>>792057
govment

Rolled 3, 12, 43 = 58 (3d100)

>>792057
Have some rolls to get you started, though I may not stay long.

Rolled 3, 5, 1 = 9 (3d10)

>>792057

Rolled 7, 5, 8 = 20 (3d10)

>>792057
Rolling for the second set

>>792084
>>792084
constitutional monarchy, fur and strength in numbers?
Or do you want one die at a time?

>>792059
Are we working together? Or separate?

>>792084
You have a Constitutional Monarchy! Though your powers are not as absolute as you'd like them to be, this at least means the peasants are unlikely to try to overthrow your rule.

Your country is rich in pelts! Perhaps it's foxes, or maybe bears, but anyway, your nation's furs are widely renowned.

You have Strenght in Numbers! Peasants are plentiful, so why not throw them at the enemy? This also means your population is at least Large.

>>792095
Everyone runs their own seperate nation, though you can run a co-op if you want.
>>792093
You can roll all at once, dice rolls apply in the order in the OP.

>>792086
You are an absolute monarchy! L'etat, c'est toi! Although your powers are unlimited, the peasants might not take kindly to an 'arbitrary' ruler or a 'reign of terror'. Bloody nuisances.
Your country is a veritable breadbasket! The harvest seems to grow every year, and even the poorest man will find something to eat.
You have disciplined troops! This means that they're unlikely to run away, but the training of new soldiers does take longer. Use your army wisely.

>>792089
Your population is falling! It seems like your absolute power scares some folks away. You should try to attract new migrants.
Your population is average! At least until enough people leave, but that's a future worry.
You are penniless! Maybe taking the entirety of the treasury and using it to construct a giant golden statue of yourself wasn't the best idea...

Rolled 43 (1d100)

>>792107
Alright then.>>792090 Was my roll for my population growth, size, and wealth
I will create my Tripcode after I get my governmental type. Do you want us to edit the map, or are you going to?

Rolled 16, 75, 51 = 142 (3d100)

>>792123
Forgot the 3 sart of it

>>792123
If you roughly draw your realm's borders and upload that, I'll work it in on the map.

Your population is flourishing!
More and more meat for the grinder, eh?
Your population is average. It seems like the losses in combat and the growth of your population cancels each other out, perhaps?
Your kingdom is Ornate! Streets are paved, houses are whitewashed and even the slums can boast a temple or similar building. Not too shabby.
>>792126
I'm sorry, what did you forget?

>>792128
I forgot the the set of 3 100's so I linked it. Sorry, it's still fairly early for me
Recommendation of what program to use to edit the map?

>>792128
Also my name

>>792130
I used paint.net to make it, but you can just draw a line with paint's paintbrush and I'll make it look good.

Your realm is an Aristocratic Monarchy! A small council of powerful nobles can vote on all state matters, but giving them this influence means you keep the most powerful men in your realm happy, King Linden I. A fine path between tyranny and powerlessness.
Your realm has Pelts! Looks like we're going to see some competition for the market!
Your men fight with Holy Fervour! Faced with godless heathens they will fight all the harder, but they'll waver when facing brothers of the faith. Deus Vult!

Rolled 39, 45, 67 = 151 (3d100)

>>792057

Ok, I'll bite.

Rolled 5, 5, 7 = 17 (3d10)

>>792153

Constitutional Monarchy, Lumber and Quality Infantry. Other rolls.

>>792153
You are a Constitutional Monarchy! Shouldn't 'Law' be a thing that happens to other people?
Your kingdom is rich in Lumber! The wood from your realm is renowned for its durability, making it great for construction. It fetches a decent price on the market, by wood standards.
You have High-Quality Infantry! No mere peasants with swords, your footmen are elite and trained to the highest standards! [Instert Battlecry Here]!
>>792158
Your population growth is Stable! Your realm isn't growing, but it's not shrinking either.
Your poulation is Averge! It seems like your realm is the global census average.
Your kingdom is Prospering! Although some outskirts of big cities are run-down, this is rare; most buildings are in good state, and there is a significant middle class.

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>>792162
So I think I made the map correctly. I will be following it up with a little backstory

>>792193
Alright, what's the name and the colour of your kingdom?

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>>792199
Of course I forgot the color and name. Well the color I wanted is red, and the name is The Kingdom of Portlage.

The island of Portlage, or what the inhabitants called The Torch, was a collective of warring factions and tribes for as long as anyone can remember. Nothing had changed, and if you told anyone it was going to change, well they probably would have burned you at the stake. It wasn't until a man of the name of Jakob Linden, son of the chief of the Mouari clan, the largest clan on the island, set out on a mission to unite his people and fully release their potential. Through 20 years of conquering and political maneuvering, the Kingdom of Portland was created, with each chief of the clans as part of the council. Linden then adopted the religion of Christianity to tie the populace together.

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>>792231
Awesome, here ya go.
(For the record, you can make up your faith too, if you want.)

>>792255
I was thinking about it, but religion is probably gonna be on the backburner for me.
So why don;t you give me a little backstory on the world. What year is it, what's the general history of the land?

>>792261
Following the Christian Calendar, it is the Year 1349 of Our Lord - a time of progress and discovery, but also a time of warfare and plague. The Dark Ages of this world are drawing to a close, but its death throes still affect all realms. Plague destroys families and shatters nations, swords clash over land, honour, faith, or simple survival. The thunder of guns pierces the sound of steel on steel, new innovations spewing out ever greater instruments of death. In some laboratories hidden deep in the mountains or forests, experimental steam-belching monsters take to the skies or bring Men to the depths of the ocean. More and more is made possible through the powers of technology.
However, not all is scientific and rational. Armies of undead march onward to inevitability, great wizards destroy legions of soldiers, and enchanted weaponry is a prize worth destroying kingdoms over. A few brave, or perhaps foolhardy, souls have taken to combining mind and magic. Who knows what such innovation might bring?
Yet, magic and technology are not what defined this world. This world was defined by war. First, chieftain fought chieftain over hunting grounds; Later, king fought king over control of vital farms and resources, but more and more the power of individuals is waning as the State grows stronger.
The most recent change currently recorded was in the year 1345; known as the Year of Western Sails. It was in this year that strange ships came across the grand ocean Westward, bringing with them strange men, speaking a mysterious tounge. Some sought to trade, others to conquer, but from what little information is known about the West, one thing keeps coming back: these vessels are mere scouting fleets for warring kingdoms and empires across the ocean. Who knows what will happen?
It is in this age of conflict, be it king versus king, magic versus technology, perhaps soon East versus West, that you lead your nation to either greatness or certain doom.
Ave Imperiator!

>>792292
Glad to see it's not the average Feudal system Medieval setting. It will be interesting to see how warfare will erupt in this quest. So are we gonna run it like a hard civ quest where we have to make decisions and we have a wade range of freedom to do it?

>>792315
Yup! You have serious freedom in what you do, and I'll call for rolls based on your actions.

>>792292
King Linden the First, it is your first day of kingship over Portland, and trouble is afoot at once.
Your Chancelorr leans over your shoulder as you sit on the throne and whispers "My liege, there is a nobleman of the southern coast here to see you. He looked... damaged."
>Let the man in for an audience
>Dismiss him, 'tis surely nothing
>Other (Please specify)

>>792370
>>Let the man in for an audience
If he is a nobleman, then we must see him,or risk upsetting the council. Just make sure to keep a few armed guards around

>>792385
You signal for the man to be granted audience, and the doors open. Your Chancellor's description doesn't quite cut it; the man's armour is ragged, his weapon appears broken and he has a massive cut on his face. As he enters, his breastplate falls to the ground.
"M-my King," he says, leaning on a servant for support. "The Southern Chieftains are... are revolting. They do not accept your rule, decrying you as weak, and have raised the s-standards of the pagan gods... They intend to march on the capital."
Your Chancellor pales at this news.
"Your Majesty," he says, "This is a dire situation. The South is critical to our empire. Shall I summon the Council?"

>Summon the Council
>Don't summon the Council
>Other (Specify)

Why is the South so important to the Kingdom
>It contains most of our resource
>It is where a holy site is located
>The South has our most important merchant city
>Other (Specify)

>>792412
>>Summon the Council
This is a dire situation, but alas, we must wait for the council to assemble.

>Other (Specify)
It is where a majority of our armed forces are located. Losing it means losing our training grounds and the lands of the most experienced soldiers

>>792428
Despite the dire straits you are in, you decide to summon the Council. Best not risk two revolts at once.
Fortunately, they are all in the castle, as it was your inauguration day. They are roused from their beds and, though grumpy, gather in the King's Hall for their meeting. Five men, of varying skill and trustworthiness, but all equal in that they are powerful enough to warrant a position on the council of five men plus the King.
You look around the table, and take in the men you work with:
>Lord Jashon, a lord of small lands but great ambition. His espionage skills and spy network are both the reason why he is on your Council and why he is so valued; if you want dirt or someone, or want to 'remove' somebody, he can arrange that. Just hope the Spymaster's ambition isn't aimed at the throne.
>Grand Chieftain Kruug, of the Prothor Tribe. Your most trusted general during the Unification Wars and owner of many lands. His gift for commanding men has salvaged more than one battle, and it was him who instilled the values of discipline in your men; this is why you gave him the position of Marshal. However, he openly rejected Christ the Lord, clinging to the pagan ways, and as such poses a direct threat to your authority.
>Bishop Walread, the first missionary to your kingdom and the head of the first and only cathedral on the island. His zeal is a mixed blessing; it has converted many of your headstrong followers to the true faith, but he has no patience for pagans who refuse to convert. He serves as your advisor on spiritual matters and as such is your Chaplain.
>Tirran Goldfingers, or 'Sir Tirran', as he proudly boasts. Originally a middle-class merchant peddling in fine furs, his fortune grew so large he was able to purchase lands and a title. He serves as your Steward, and a fine one at that, but you suspect his greed has cost you more than a few coins...
>Old Beda Ringhand, your trusty Chancellor. A man of soft words and reconciliation, he serves as your dignitary to foreign courts. He is perhaps not the most accomplished diplomat you could find in your realm, but the Ringhands have served your family faithfully for decades, and your men regard Old Beda as a sort of lucky charm.

>Do you want to change any Councilmembers> (Please Specify)

>>792496
Lord Jashon, I want information on the lords that have revolted. I also want some connections inside of the revolting kingdoms. Even a blacksmith or a jester is needed.

Grand Chieftain Kruug, even though you are pagan, you are trustworthy and the best General here. You will lead the Army to recapture the southern Territory from the rebels.

Bishop Walread, after this rebellion is put down, I want you to focus your attention to the Pagan territories. I do not want any bloodshed or voilence, just constant religious pressure.

Tirran Goldfingers, we need unity here more than ever. We will host a fair inviting everyone from all over the Empire to Invictus to further solidify the unity that I have created.

Old Beda Ringhand, I want you to go to the South and find out what they really want. We have no desire to make a deal, but buying time will prove incredibly helpful to Kruug.

Everyone in my court seems fine so far, but I have my eye on Tirran, and I want to look into getting a Lord for trading. My goal is to further improve our economy and expand.

Rolled 99, 97, 31, 53, 16 = 296 (5d100)

>>792549
Lord Jashon nods, smiling as he smokes his pipe.
"It will be done. You'll hear when I have anything." He was never a man for grandiose speeches.
Grand Chieftain Kruug, on the other hand, is as large a ham as they come.
"Pagan or not, I am loyal, my liege. These traitors are not. They know honour nor duty, rejecting the most sacred principles of our creed, yet they call themselves followers of the old gods? I will have their heads for you, my liege!" He slams his fist on the table.
Bishop Walread solemnly nods. "I will have these pagans see the light, my liege," glaring at Kruug and emphasizing the words 'pagan' and 'light'.
Tirran smiles. "A fair, my lord? Very well, I shall begin preparations immediately." He starts muttering in himself. "Dancers... wine, too..."
Old Beda coughs, and then smiles. "Very well, young King. I shall leave on the morrow".
As the Council leaves to go about their duties, you're suddenly left alone, with no advisors. You wonder what you should do.
>Stroll through the castle
>Walk through town
>Train with the guards
>Hear petitions
>See what the Councillors are doing
>Other (Specify)

>>792586
Well, here is where I probably will decide how the king will act. Will he be a great administrator like Cyrus? Or a great conqueror like Alexander? Linden asks, "Why not both?"

I want to go over the Economics of the Empire. Of course our main export is furs, but I would like to expand that. I wan't to locate any veins of metals, or any fertile grounds for farming. Our streets will be paved in gold

>>792586
Ah, ambition! Always a good trait in a ruler, provided it is tempered with level-headedness.
You seek to improve the economy of the empire, and think of various ways to accomplish this.
>The library should have some tomes on economics!
>Maybe Steward Goldfingers can help me?
>I could ask the local merchants for help!
>Other (Specify)

Rolled 34, 60, 78 = 172 (3d100)

>>792057
Can I join?
If so have some rolls.

>>792639
>The library should have some tomes on economics!
One of my strongest ideas is education. If the average man knows how the basics of the economy works, then he can go forth to invest into his future. In my Empire, any man can become anything. Just look at Goldfingers

>>792646
Of course!

>>792646
Of course you can, the more the merrier!

You are an Aristocratic Monarchy! Don't forget to keep the Council happy with bri*ahem*rewards for loyalty!
Your country is rich in farm animals and their produce. Cheese, wool, bacon, you name it. It sells fairly well.
You have High-Quality Archers! Turn enemy leaders into pincushions with them.

Please roll for wealth, populatio growth&size, and pick your borders, cities and forts. Oh, and a colour and a name for your realm, too.

Rolled 2, 1, 1 = 4 (3d10)

>>792656
And the last rolls
(So far an aristocratic monarchy that makes animal produce and has archers a plenty)

>>792656
Ah, a wise ruler is he who values skill over birthright. If only your nobles agreed...
>Roll 1d100 to see what you find

>>792661
Your population is miniscule and plummeting and you are penniless. Ouch...

What misfortune has struck your country?
>A devastating Plague
>Losing a War
>Rampant Corruption and Internal Wars
>Other (Specify)

>>792661
Jesus. Maybe the Chancellor will allow a reroll for something in return

>>792668
>Rampant corruption and Internal wars
Well this isn't good

Rolled 17 (1d100)

>>792668

>>792677
Actually, it seems like I have problems of my own.

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>>792668
Sorry but I'm bad at editing.
But I've claimed this upper right corner of the map.
If you'll give me a second I'll have names done.

>>792671
I'll go easy on him, but hey - low rolls create just as much story as high ones, if not more.
>>792677

(By the way, the higher the better. 10 or lower is a critfail, 90+ is a crit success).
You spend several hours tirelessly working through books in the library, learning interesting facts about your country's history and geography, but sadly, you come to realise your library holds no information about your country's commerce whatsoever.
What should be done to remedy this situation?
>We must conduct a nationwide census. Send out the scribes!
>Let us go purchase books on economic matters.
>I should ask the Steward.
>Nothing, let's try something else.
>Other (Specify)

>>792675
The country you have come to rule was not a stable one. Rampant corruption, factionalism and internal strife have brought it to the brink of ruin. With you, however, the tides seem to have turned. The moment you took the throne you implemented measures to counter this. You:
>Rounded up and executed the worst offenders
>Passed several administrative reforms to create a functioning government
>Cunningly played the various factions out against each other
>Mediated peace deals with your intense charisma
>Other (Specify)

>>792703
Okeydo. No worries, this works just fine :)
What colour do you want for your kingdom?

>>792711
Black it out
>>792704
>Passed several administrative reforms to create a functioning government.

Rolled 75 (1d100)

>>792704
>We must conduct a nationwide census. Send out the scribes!
We will ask the citizens what they know about economics, and what has stopped them from becoming more wealthy. The way to the future is through the middle class.

>>792729
Black it is. I'll update the map once I get your names.
>>792732
>adam smith kingdom go
You call together several dozen scribes and learned men, and instruct them to count all that is countable within the realm, that you might actually know how much taxes you earn. The King's Gold will be paid. Furthermore, you send messengers to seek men who can teach you about economics. You hope they return soon.
>Roll 2d100

>>792729
After having passed several anti-corruption measures, instituting a government body that inspects other parts of the government for possible corruption and reforming the legal system to force warring nobility to settle their disputes in court, rather than on the battlefield, the realm has improved somewhat.
>Roll 3d100 to improve the realm

Rolled 46, 68 = 114 (2d100)

>>792749

Rolled 81, 74, 46 = 201 (3d100)

>>792703
1:Orion(Capital city)
2:Veria(Major city)
3:Mael(Fort)
4:Ceania(Major city)
5:Rain(Fort)
6:Frost(Fort)
>>792765
Rolling

>>792778
The days go by, and the scribes return to the capital one by one. Although most censuses have gone well, the rebellious provinces in the South have obviously not been scrutinized. This is something for the future. For now, though, you enjoy a clearer insight in the realm's wealth, and managed to stop several cases of tax evasion.
>Progress to Next Wealth Level increases by 10%. It is now 10%.
>Your Wealth Level progress will increase more when the South has been scrutinized.
Along with the scribes, several learned men have returned, bearing with them great knowledge of economics. You have learned much, and when you proposed seveal reforms to your Steward, he was both enthousiastic about the ideas and impressed by your progress.
>Progress to Next Wealth Level increases by 15%. It is now 25%.
>>792779
Alright, map's coming right up.
Your reforms - but mostly the end to the bloodshed - seem to have convinced your people your realm is back on the right track, and many have returned. In fact, so much land is now left barren and free that migrants seeking their fortune in your service are now a frequent sight! All these new hands have improved the economy significaltly, though it will take time before you truly prosper again. For now, it will do, though.
>Your Population Growth is now Steady
>Your Population Size is now Average
>Your Wealth is now Unimpressive

>>792811
Alright, well everything is turning up Linden. Now all that there is to do is get the South under control. I would like to talk to Kruug to find out the strength of our armed forces

>>792811
>Basic back story.
My Kingdom was formed from tribes with around half being farming and scavenging tribes (now turned to farming) and the others being hunter nomads formed by my family who were hunter nomads. The head families of these groups formed the aristocracy with our family as the kings and queens.
>Religion
We worship the god of life and prosperity and the god of death and decay.
There are no attempts to make statues of them or name them as that is considered blasphemous.
They are just referred to as"One who gives" and "One who takes"

>>792870
By the way, what's the name of your realm?>>792832
You decide to visit Kruug, who is preparing the men to head out on campaign.
He exits his commander's tent just as you approach, and smiles.
"Greetings, sire! We will march South first thing tomorrow. The men are more than capable of dealing with some listless traitors." You nod. "Good to hear, Kruug. Say, could you tell me about the strength of our armed forces?" Kruug swells with pride; he is always pleased when you inquire about 'his boys'.
"Of course, sir! We have five companies of footmen, two companies of spearmen, three companies of archers, two companies of cavalry and even one divison of gun infantry, though bullets and gunpowder are in low supply. We also have a smattering of siege weapons and artillery."

>>792882
"Oh, and a company is a thousand men strong, my lord."

>>792882
Kingdom of Portlage
That is beautiful news, Kruug. You do us proud down there, and we'll look to getting you a nice surplus of supplies for our Gun infantry. I'll see you off tomorrow, and then I trust that you'll get the job done.

>>792882
>The Kingdom Roserick
Man naming is hard

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Got dragged away by some stuff. But here we go.

>>792153
>>792158
>>792162


From Dhakir, the eternal city, a great empire has been ruled since time immemorial. Unfortunately, many of the sultans were mad, and at one point the nobility rose up and imprisoned the Sultun until he agreed to their demands for a parliamentary system. So was the House of Viziers founded. The current Sultan Akkan finds himself far less powerful than his distact ancestors. Still, he rules, so it could be worse.

The people of Dhakir enjoy a mediterranean climate on the coasts, and are well off, even if the sultanate's golden age has already passed. In particular, the hardy cadamia trees which grow in this land, even in the depths of the inland drylands and deserts, are famed for the strength and durability of their wood.

1: Dhakir, the eternal city (capital)
2: The West Watch (fort)
3:The East Watch (fort)
4: Talim Oasis (fort)
5: Sassa (city)
6 Erilahk (city)

Top. I'll just work the Dhakir Empire - is that the name? - into the map, then we'll proceed.

>>792940

I'd rather Dhakir Sultanate, but I'm not terribly fussed. All means the same thing really.

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>>792926
Great Sultan Akkan, your country prospers. Sadly, the great house of the Sultan does not. As a matter of fact, if your sources are to be believed, several prominent Viziers are conspiring to do away with the Sultanate and declare the country a Republic! What will you do?
>Find the leaders of this faction and confront them
>Give a rousing speech to the House of Viziers
>Seek the loyalist Viziers
>Find an ally in the common man
>Perhaps it is for the best. I shall go with dignity.
>Other (Specify)

>>792907
Kruug smiles. "Thank you, my lord. We will not dissapoint you". The conversation drawing to a close, the Marshal turns to his men and resumes his duties. As you stand there, pondering your next move, a man appears from the shadows, almost out of nowhere.
"Lord Jashon wishes to see you, my liege," he whispers, "he has important news". With this, the man slips away again.
>Find Jashon
>No, I've got other important things to do. (Specify)
>>792870
Now that your Kingdom is once again stable, what will your next move be, Lord?
>Hear Petitions
>Seek Knowledge in the Library
>Summon Storytellers
>Inspect the Troops
>Summon the Council
>Other (Specify)

>>793033
>Hear petitions
Now that the kingdom is stable let's make sure it is.
After this we must assemble a council

>>793033
you guys full?

>>793033
Of course I have time for Jashon. After all, he did have a very important mission.
>Find Jashon

Rolled 64, 36, 50 = 150 (3d100)

>>793059
>>792057

Whelp since no one answered me, I'll just get to rolling then.

Rolled 37, 85, 12 = 134 (3d100)

>>792057
>>793087

>>793087
So political intrigue + gems for income + religious as hell armies?

Dis gun be gud.
>>793091
The second roll is 3d10s m8

>>793087
Oh wait what am I saying you have siege weapons.
>>793033
OP how fantasy is this setting?

Rolled 10, 4, 3 = 17 (3d10)

>>793100
>intrigue
I can't fucking do that, shit
>Gems
We're pimps
>religious as hell armies
Thought it was siege weapons?

ALSO, PROPER ROLL NOW

>>793059
Plenty of unclaimed land up for grabs. You're welcome to join if you want :)
>>793039
After several fairly standard petitions, mostly about peasants claiming redress against perceived injustices by their lord, you come across an interesting case; an ugly , tough-looking man comes in, next to a scraggly, frail person. You soon learn that the latter used to be the slave of the former, working in the countyside farms, where slavery is still common practice, to the city, where it is almost unheard of. Since you do not yet have a council and there is no clear precedent or law on slavery, you have here an unique chance to shape your nation.
>Return the slave to his master. Slavery will be codified in law.
>The slave made it to the city, so he is a free man. The countyside will have slaves, the cities will not.
>Barbaric! Outlaw slavery.
>>793068
You seek Lord Jashon - or rather, you wait until he finds you; finding Jashon is an almost impossible task. He suddenly appears next to your shoulder, almost supernaturally quiet. "My lord, I bring joyous tidings," he whispers in his quiet voice. "The rebellion is not as strong as it appeared to be. It is but a few chieftains and their men, not the entire South. Furthermore, many of the rebel soldiers doubt their cause. I believe that if we... incentivize some of them with promises of power, gold or land, they will try to overthrow the turncoat chieftains and stop the revolt with minimum bloodshed. What say you?"
>Very well. An estate for every man that brings me their leader's head!
>Excellent. A sack of gold for every dead traitor chief!
>Make it known that any who bring me the head of their rebellious commander will be knighted.
>No, let us think of another ploy.
>Other (Specify)

>>793087
Oh right. No, I don't think we're full. There is plenty of room for another Empire. Good rolls though.

>>793033

>Seek the loyalist Viziers.

Random arrests and executions are what got the House of Viziers made in the first place, so best to go the more diplomatic route. I've not been a mad sultan like my old grandfather was, so there's got to be some viziers who are still loyal. If I could get a few to speak out for me in the House of Viziers I might be able to get an odd few arrests swept under the rug.

>>793106
High fantasy. I haven't mentioned demihuman or humanoid races yet, but since dragons and magic are a thing they could very well exist.

>>793114
>>Very well. An estate for every man that brings me their leader's head!
We have plenty of land, and if we can get men to farm it, then all the better

>>793114
>Outlaw slavery
Slavery in the long run will just be a burden to our kingdom
>>793123
Does this mean we can try to research magic?
Sweet.

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Rolled 4, 12, 32 = 48 (3d100)

This sounds interesting, I'm going to try this out.

The Northern territories are the legacy of a great and powerful culture, known as the Northmen, which lived along the plains of Árósar around fifteen thousand years ago. Then, a large flood happened, taking with it much of the old plains, and covering them with water. This forced to tribe to reach new lands along the Northern coast, and several splinter groups quickly formed, such as the Rivermen and Foresters. After a few thousand years of squabbles between the disunited peoples, the Gulaþingsmænn peoples were united under High King Hannibal I, and marched upon the other peoples, conquering them and setting up vassals, which would form the great dynasties that rule today. This kingdom, known as Gulaþing, lasted for five thousand years according to ancient histories, until the Sögnfirðingr tribe, which had invented steel weapons beflore the other tribes, invaded and burnt down the lands of Gulaþing. Then they enslaved all of the descendants of Hannibal, and for a hundred years they forced them to build their cities for them, the first and largest one Being the capital, Ísavík. The Ísavík palace was said to be built only by the best of their craftsmen, and would that explain how it has managed to stand for the last 2500 years without much damage. At some point in the last millennia, the great dynasties untied in a quest to bring all the Northmen under their banner. after centuries of fighting, mainly around the lands of the river Tjors, the Northern Commonwealth was born, and the Northmen kingdoms of the Foresters and Rivermen made into marches, marked with crimson borders on the map.

Now, the kingdom sits in relative isolation, as the great dynasties squabble over the throne. The current leader, Kári IV, is of the Seldælingar dynasty, which rules the lands of Arnarfjörðr and the nearby firths. Will he bring stability to the realm?

>>792926
>>793033

Forgot to say anything about religion. The people in Dhakir follow a dualistic religion, with a God of Light/Life/Fire/Order and a Goddess of Dark/Death/Ice/Chaos. The religion focuses on balancing the two sides, as if either god becomes too powerful and overcomes the other it will end the world. There is a well established system of temples and a priesthood with a solid rank system going form standard priests up to the Grand Hierarch, who advises the sultan and viziers on religious issues.

>>793123
>>793129

It could mean you get magic. It could also mean we all get eaten by monsters.

I'm just going to do a quick recap of what we have so far:
>KINGDOM OF PORTLAGE
>Colour: Red
>Government: Aristocratic Monarchy
>Resource: Pelts
>Military Strength: Holy Fervour
>Pop Growth: Flourishing
>Pop Size: Average
>Wealth: Ornate
>Stability: 11

>THE KINGDOM ROSERICK
>Colour: Black
>Government: Aristocratic Monarchy
>Resource: Animal Produce
>Military Strength: High-Quality Archers
>Pop Growth: Steady
>Pop Size: Average
>Wealth: Unimpressive
>Stability: 11

>DHAKIR SULTANATE
>Colour: Purple
>Government: Constitutional Monarchy
>Resource: Lumber
>Military Strength: High-Quality Infantry
>Pop Growth: Stable
>Pop Size: Average
>Wealth: Prospering
>Stability: 12

>>793114
>Aristocratic republic
>Gems
>Excellent Siege weapons
>Wealth Ostentatious
>Rural
>Failing popluation

uh, I don't have any programs at all to claim things, but middle island unclaimed or the land mass above it can you fill in please?


The name shall be the Temporary Authority of Spheres

What else will I need to do now?

>>793158
Fuck, didn´t notice that someone else has already claimed part of my land

>>793166
Nothing much, I'll add you to the map and we'll get going again. What colour do you want?

Also, forgive me if the updates slow down, but I've got five or six different questlines to manage, so a post can easily take twenty minutes. I'm flattered this is so popular <3

>>793180

Read the second OP posts too bro, think you claimed a few too many cities.

>>793189

Take your time, you're doing gods work anon.

>>793189
Give me green please or a type of green and its all good. Gives me a chance to study up what the fuck a Aristocratic republic is and how i stop Nobles from stealing my power right away.

>>793120
You decide to seek out those loyal to you and perhaps see if you can build a strong coalition.
>Roll 1d100 to into politics

>>793128
The Spymaster nods, and puffs his pipe. "A wise decision, lord. Let them work the lands for us and see it as a reward. I will contact the right people; you will hear from me in a day."
>roll 1d100 to betray the traitors

>>793129
Your voice rings loud and clear, and the hall falls silent. The former slave-owner looks at you in disgust, but the former slave falls to his knees and thanks you. You have made many friends and enemies with this move. What will your next course of action be?
>Summon the Council
>Hear more Petitions
>Inspect the Troops
>Other (Specify)

>>793211
>Summon the Council
Time to hear their complaints

>>793205
Everything the dice give you is very broad. Essentially what it means (at least in this quest) is "The aristocrats elect one of them to act as King until he dies or a specific amount of time has passed, then elect a new one. In theory the King has unlimited power but he better keep his voters happy or else."
>>793203
Thanks! I'm having tons of fun

Rolled 41 (1d100)

>>793211

Into politics. Come on dice gods.

Rolled 89 (1d100)

>>793211

>>793221
>tfw have to keep the nobles happy

I'm a fucking Jingoistic madman or a Commie, Not a noble! thats the British on the other island.

>>793205
Also, do you have an idea of which cities/forts/capital you want to have? And do you have names?
If naming is difficult, Seventh Sanctum's generators might help.
http://www.seventhsanctum.com/

>>793238
I was going for the centeral island and IF possible that port on the mainland, off from Greece and any up there that I could. I'm feeling...trady

>>793233
You'll never keep all the nobles happy.
Good luck.
And watch your food for poison

>>793233
Delete this

>>793223
You are shocked at your findings; the charisma of the anti-Sultanites seems to be far greater than you thought. Once loyal Viziers now avoid speaking to you, and even those that still support the throne seem to waver. This is a disaster! What do you do?
>Call in the army. This facade ends now.
>Try to find dirt on the faction leaders
>Engage the faction leaders in debate
>Give a rousing speech to the HoV
>Other (Specify)

>>793231
A few days pass, and you recieve word from Kruug. His message says that there was very little fighting to be done; most chieftains had been overthrown by men loyal to you. Most had even converted to the faith of Jesus. Jashon's ploy must've worked!
>Find Jashon and reward him for a job well done
>Call the Steward to figure out what lands to give away
>Call the Marshal to bestow honours upon him and his men
>Other (Specify)

>>793272
Okeydo. Shall I go with a Greek naming scheme?

>>793180
Yeah, you have a bit too many cities.
One capital, two major cities and three forts. Could you please pick the ones you want to keep?

>>793291
>>Find Jashon and reward him for a job well done
This first and foremost. He did an amazing job, and we congratulate competence.

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>>793299
Also, did you mean this region?

>>793299
I would like a fortress on the port nearest the left Island, and the other two near the other ports, Can't lose the ports ever.

Capital is middle-most City with a Fort nearby

Either Greek or Hellenic? I think is the term the. The Faith is based upon the gods of Profit, War, Love/fertility, Knowledge, Chosen

Ruler will be known as the High Noble

It was founded from abunch of noble families that fled the mainlands during the last...whatever happened, forcing them to work togeather and build up a new kingdom.

>>793277
Well as long as i keep bringing the money in, Don't knock up their daughters and uh.. dunno whats else.

>>793286
You'll never silence me Nobility! We'll free our northern brothers one day!

>>793321
I didn't realize we could only have the 6 slots so just the Island please. Without one of the mountain cities/dots.

Sorry first time joining one of these.

>>793308
In a rare event, you actually find Lord Jashen, instead of the other way around. He's taking a pleasant stroll through the castle gardens, and you decide to join him.
"I heard we were victorious," he says, stopping to smell the flowers. You smile.
"Thanks to your brilliant plan, it was hardly a victory. Kruug hardly even had to fight, the rebels' men were jumping at the chance to hand over their leaders."
"So you've come to reward me," he remarks. From another, this might have sounded arrogant or greedy. From Jashon, it sounded matter-of-fact. You nod.
"Aye. You have deserved a reward, and so you shall have..."
>"Your weight in gold!"
>"Lands, to silence those who doubt your claim to the Council seat."
>"My personal favour."
>Other (Specify)

>>793334
No worries, you seem to have a good grasp of fun and roleplaying, which is all you need! Welcome to /quest/!

Rolled 14, 33 = 47 (2d100)

>>793291

If the viziers are against me, maybe the army is as well. It's too risky. I'll try to debate with the faction leaders.

At the same time, try to send out some feelers to the army, see if they're on my side? (if thats allowed, second roll is for that, if it needs a second roll, if not just ignore that second roll)

Rolled 70, 80, 75 = 225 (3d100)

Okay I hope there is enough space remaining for me

>>793352
Ain't the first time to be on Quest, it is the first time in a civ like this though.

Worse case, we'll flee with our gems into the ocean and make a new colony with Dragons and Demi-gods!

>>793358
Sure, pick your lands.

>>793346
>>"My personal favour."
There is hardly anything I can give you for giving us such a decisive victory. I feel like gold or land will not be enough. That is why I offer you a favor. This can be for anything. Gold, land, a spy college opening up, anything you need.

>>793358
Seafood, I.. well alright then.

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Rolled 10, 8, 9 = 27 (3d10)

>>793372

>>793391
Impressive Start. Slow and Steady, though.

>>793391
>That place i was gonna expand is gone

Well Fuck me, Now I picked the worse spot to start.

>>793357

The dice hate me.

>>793416
Sultan if you always need to get rid of some people, I'm sure tragic boating issues happen all the time. Once I'm actually on the map. I'll gladly sink their boats for you if you return the favor or give payment.

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Hey guys, I'm frantically working to update the map.
Let's see my to do list:
>Add Thanathos' Country once I know his colour, name and city names
>Give the High Noble an intro quest
>Fuck over the Sultan who can't into politics
>Use the favour on King Linden
Did I forget anyone?

Also, Thanathos, you have too many cities.
You can have:
One Capital
Two Major Cities
Three Forts

>>793454
Did I finally get my council meeting?
I don't think I did

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>>793305
Basically the ones not already claimed. The cities with the smaller grey font are forts, and Ísavík is the capital.

>>793454
Can we actively invade territory? Like the forest land above me?

>>793454
You can skip the intro quest if you truly want. I did avoid joining at the start for thinking this would die.

You said Magic is a thing? When you get around to us is that something we know about or no?

>>793471
Maybe wait till we're all in BB?

>>793467
Also, the Crimson lines represent tributaries.

>>793467
>Literally right next to my kingdom.
This is either going to go really well or really badly for me.

>>793461
I was thinking of having some of the sites just lowly towns or something.

Colour Purple

Capital: Wellington
Major City 1 (on the top of the boot bottom of that diamond of 4 black dots): Auckland
Major city 2 (in the middle of the triangle of the fort, capital and auckland): Whangarei

Fort (will be bottom tip) 1: Mangawhera
Fort 2 (northern most): Fort Reinga
Fort 3 (blocking the land connection to the rest of the mainland) : The Fjord

>>793463
Oops, yes, your council. Thanks for reminding me, sorry for forgetting.

You summon your Council. It's a fairly small Council, consisting of three men and you, but it works. They're all rather furious about you passing a law without calling them, though. Your Council consists of:
>Kythara, a former leader of a tribe of hunter-nomads, now the Militarist, in charge of all military matters. She is headstrong and almost never retreats, but inspires her men into fighting off far greater armies successfully.
>Ythren, one of the nobles that manage farms. Though not a great trader, he has a keen eye for running a country - he helped you with many of your reforms - and is thus the Economist, charged with economic affairs.
>Quell, the Diplomaster, in charge of all things diplomatic. He has somehow managed to keep everyone outside your realm thinking it wasn't falling apart until you stepped in, so he is very competent indeed.

>Do you want to change any Council members?
>How do you calm them down?
>Bribe them with gold
>Threaten them with violence
>Reason with them
>Other (Specify)
>>793483
Sure, but the tributaries won't be of much help initially, what with you just burning their lands and killing their armies to make them tributaries and all that.
>>793478
You know about magic, it's uncommon, but everyone knows. Most royal courts can boast a court magician.
>>793514
That works.
>>793478
You can colonize neutral territory and declare war on other players.

A REQUEST FROM YOUR FRIENDLY NEIGHBOURHOOD CHANCELLOR:

Could you all fill in your country data in this format?

>REALM NAME
>Colour:
>Government:
>Resource:
>Military Strength:
>Pop Growth:
>Pop Size:
>Wealth:
>Stability:

That way, I can put it all in one big document and get some structure in my notes.

>>793537
Aristocratic Republic of New Zealand. (ARNZ)

Purples

Aristocratic Republic

Sea Food

High Quality Infantry

Huge Growth

Large Population

Ostentatious (ultra wealthy)

Secure

>>793537
>Name: Temporary Authority of Spheres
>Colour: Greenish?
>Government: Aristocratic republic
>Resource: Gems
>Military Strength: Excellent Siege weapons
>Pop Growth: Failing population
>Pop Size: Rural
>Wealth: Ostentatious
>Stability: 10?

Either Greek or Hellenic? I think is the term the. The Faith is based upon the gods of Profit, War, Love/fertility, Knowledge, Chosen

Ruler will be known as the High Noble

It was founded from abunch of noble families that fled the mainlands during the last...whatever happened, forcing them to work togeather and build up a new kingdom.

All I currently have in terms of ruler/Religion/ect

>>793537
>Do you want to change any council members?
No they seem competent right now
>How do you want to call them down.
Reason with them.

so does my kingdom know of the existence of magic?

>>793565
It's 'The Greek Gods' and 'The Hellenic Faith' iirc

>>793569
Oops forgot my title

>>793573
Pretty much, I fucking love the old school shit like that.

>>793537
>>REALM NAME: The Kingdom of Portlage
>>Colour: Red
>>Government: Aristocratic Monarchy
>>Resource: Pelts/Skins
>>Military Strength: Holy Fervour
>>Pop Growth: Flourishing
>>Pop Size: Average
>>Wealth: Ornate
>>Stability: 12 I think


I want a meeting with Kruug. Even though he didn't get to go to war, I have another, more important task for them, the invasion of the barbarians to our north.

>>793537
>The Kingdom of Roderick
>Colour:Black
>Government: Aristocratic Monarchy
>Resource:Animal Produce
>Military Strength:High Quality archers
>Pop Growth:Steady
>Pop Size:Average
>Wealth: Unimpressive
>Stability:Secure

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Okeydo, the Commonwealth is in.
Thanathos, I'll add you now, then we'll get back to everyone's questlines.

>>793607
Oops, I had you as "The Kingdom Roserick".

>>793537
>REALM NAME: Dhakir Sultunate
>Colour: Purple
>Government: Constitutional Monarchy
>Resource: Lumber
>Military Strength: Elite Infatry
>Pop Growth: Stable (5)
>Pop Size: Average (5)
>Wealth: Prospering (7)
>Stability: Stable (10)

Rolled 7, 1, 9 = 17 (3d10)

>>793537
Northern Commonwealth

Blue

Absolute Monarchy

Arable land-food

Unyielding Shieldwall

For some reason my roll didn't work, I´ll try again

Stability is 9:Restless.

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Aaaand here we go!
I'll just read up a bit on your actions and we'll be right back at it :)
Thanks for sticking around, I'm having a blast!

>>793707
Population growth is Fourishing, Population is Miniscule but Wealth is Luxurious.

>>793767
I'm taking that fort for sure or that island off the Coast GrandMaster.

>>793767
Guess I'm expanding south.

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>>793767
I wish to invade the lands of Kaupmannahovn, which i claim on the behalf of my tributary as suzerain of the Rivermen. The Northmen must be united!

Right! I've compiled all of my data, so here come several posts, in this order:
>King Linden I Plans a campaign with Kruug
>Sultan Akkan debates faction leaders and sends feeders to the army
>King Ish I pacifies his Council
>High Noble Salt gets terrible trade trouble
>Kári Ólafsson Seldælingu plans expansion
>Grandmaster Thanathos needs to do some architecture

>>793875
Well, I need to expand to get the loyalty of my tributaries. A of now only the Seldælingar in Arnarfjörðr and the Ísavík petty nobles are not going to plan to kill me and take my kingdom, so I need allies.

You decide that the best course of action is agressive expansion.
To this end, you meet with Kruug He suggests using our navy (shit, lemme make a table for that in a minute) to launch raids focused on several points in close proximity of each other to cause the enemy to focus troops there, before storming the coast on another beach entirely and seizing the enemy's capital before his army can react. However, he does request that you send Jashon to gather intel.
Speaking of which...
Your Spymaster approaches you, smiling.
"My liege, I believe I know what favour to ask of you."
You raise an eyebrow. "What is it, then? Land? Gold?" He shakes his head.
"Not at all, it's just one very simple act. I'd like you to propose a law." You ponder this. Whilst the Council must approve every law before it takes effect, only the King may propose new legislation. He passes you an envelope.
"My suggestion is in here. You could, of course, reject this idea. I could, certainly, demand another favour. But I would be very..." - he picks his nails with an unnervingly sharp knife - "dissapointed. My lord." He adds the last two words in an afterthought before leaving you, not even giving you the time to demand an explanation.
Spymaster:
>Open the envelope, let's see what he wants.
>Threatening the King is High Treason! Burn the envelope and have the Spymaster arrested!
>Other (Specify)

Marshal:
>An excellent plan. Give Jashon his new orders and prepare the fleet.
>Hmm... let us think of something else.
>Other (Specify)

>Sultan Akkan debates faction leaders and sends feelers to the army

What was intended as an attempt to diplomatically engage your opponents turned into furious blustering and empty threat-making when none of them even deigned to talk to you. You actually had to pin a Vizier to the ground to get an answer, and that 'answer' was him spitting in your face. Such open hostility means the Viziers are very, very certain of their power, and you are in very, very much trouble.
What's worse, news of this un-Sultanlike behaviour reached the army, which now mainly seems to support the Viziers. How will you salvage the situation?

>Hold a speech to the HoV
>Bribe the army commanders
>Ask the Temples for help
>Other (Specify)

>King Ish I pacifies his Council
As your Councillors start angrily demanding an explanation, you put up your hands in a reconciliating gesture.
"Friends, comrades, please! I meant no harm when I did what I did and I bear none of you ill will. However, we must not forget simple pragmatics: our kingdom is looking better by the day, but still is very fragile. If I were to leave the throne room in the middle of petitions to ask my Council for help, that would damage what little faith people have in the government. Perhaps my actions were rash, and I offer a sincere apology to all of you, but I do everything I do for the good of the realm!"
>roll 1d100 to see if they buy it

Rolled 9 (1d100)

>>794018
I beseech you 'One who gives' aid my rolls

>>794035
Nah Senpai. Get wrecked. lol. you and Sultan are not doing good.

>High Noble Salt gets terrible trade trouble
You are busy attending the needs of the realm when Noble Copper bursts through the doors of your office. He takes a second to catch his breath, then immediately begins a rant of epic proportions. From what you gather, a trade ship full of valuable wares has been wrecked upon the beach of a nearby hamlet. The Noble who owns this ship has sent men to reclaim his goods, but the villagers claim that it is theirs by Law of the Sea. Apparently, a violent conflict is imminent!
>Rush to defuse the situation at once!
>This petty dispute is beneath me.
>Other (Specify)

>Kári Ólafsson Seldælingu plans expansion
Your heart quickens as you dream of new conquests. You have already set your eyes on Kaupmannahovn, which you want to claim for your Rivermen Tributaries, but you have not yet formulated a plan of action.

>I will sit in silence and think of a plan myself.
>Gather the generals. This will require extensive brainstorming.
>Perhaps I should send scouts to gather intel
>Pah, plans are for weaklings! Gather the men, we march tonight!
>Other (Specify)

>>793939
>>Open the envelope, let's see what he wants.
I did say that I owed him a favor. Unless this law is completely ridiculous, then I will accept it.

As for the military plan, we are fighting savages, and our men have a ferocious appetite to fight Pagans. We should have no problem with the locals. We will send Jashon to gather intelligence

>>794092
>Gather the generals. This will require extensive brainstorming.
Which reminds me, do I have a standing army or desmense levies?

>Grandmaster Thanathos needs to do some architecture
You are traveling through the realm, surveying the land, when a messenger on horseback approaches. He hails you, and tells you that an earthquake has hit the Bridge (the connection to the mainland), rendering it useless. He implores you to go there and see what needs to be done.
>The Bridge is vital to the realm. Let's go!
>The local noble can handle it.
>Other (Specify)

>>794035
You have never seen Kythara look so offended in her life. She grabs her axe, tells you "Courtyard. Honour duel. To death. Now." and leaves. The rest of the Council seems to back her.
>If it's a fight you want, it's a fight you'll get. Bring me my sword!
>Chicken out
>Other (Specify)

>>794060
>Other
The Law of the Sea is whatever they can gather from the ship-wreck itself. Once another man grabs/recovers it, it is there own propriety and it is the gods who gave that.

However if taxes were to be hiked for a small period of time due to him being unable to claim the goods well and the villagers have it well clearly they can suddenly afford to pay it. Blood-shed is unneeded as the Noble will get back the money either through taxes or the men recovering it. However if either side wishes to fight, then they will fight it out and if it spirals both sides will be cracked down upon for defying the rule of the sea.

>Call a Meeting with my Advisors, about whats the millitary/navy/shipping/ect So i get a understanding of my kingdom and how we compare to the other islands/lands.

Rolled 41 (1d100)

>>794040

Can't roll for shit today. Hopefully this one breaks the streak. Braced for a critfail though.

>>793971

>Ask the temples for help.

If the viziers and the army can't be trusted the priests are my best chance at allies. They can make sure the commen men are on my side.

>>794177
JUST

Well, guys, this was awesome, but I'm getting really tired and I fell it's affecting the quality of my QM'ing, so I'm going to archive this thread and call it quits for tonight. If I find the time, I'll run again tomorrow. For now, good night to all of you. It's been a blast.
Alternatively, if you all want to go on, one of you can take over as QM. I don't mind.

>>794155
>Other
Say we'll duel her but not to the death. We can't afford to lose a competent council member like herself after we've literally just got off the brink of collapse. We need to hold together (Say all of this so she understands how bad it is)

>>794187
>tfw finally get in
>QM has to go

Feelsbad. Any Idea when you might be around again?

>>794187
See ya QM thanks for thr run.

>>794187
Good night friend

>>794197
Sorry :(
Maybe tomorrow, around 10AM GMT+1. I can't promise much, though, I've got one hell of a busy schedule.
>>794219
>>794224
Thanks for participating, I had a blast! :)

>>794238
All good, I guess I'll lurk around till it appears again. Thanks for the run.

http://suptg.thisisnotatrueending.com/qstarchive/792057/
Here's the archive, btw.

>>794249

Night QM, see you tomorrow I hope.

>>793563
you still around Grandmaster?

Also is anybody currently?

>>794526
I am

>>794556
Mind telling me the value of having Tributary's? Isn't it better to own land directly then have indepent vassles?

>>794564
Vassals will want independence rather than to usurp my throne, and allow me to have a relatively secure border

Speaking of safe borders, want an alliance?

>>794607
At the current moment, I don't see much of a reason. Once I've secured my tower targets.. well that'll be something else.

>>794667
>tower targets

What are those?

>>794678
Two* The Island off Fort Managwhere and That coastal dot on Not! Greece/Italy.

>>794687
Oh whoops, thought you were Ish's character. Still would you ant to trade? I got some fish and lumber if you want.

>>794830
Someone mentioned me?

>>794830
I would have no issue once QM comes back and I know what the fuck i'm currently lacking and all that.

>>794141
(Had a driving lesson just got back)

I shall build a bridge!

And it shall be named Picton's Bane.

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>>794526
Yeah, just got back.

MFW got max wealth, and almost max population and growth.

And a food resource, and excellent infantry and a republic.

>>795113
GrandMaster Thanatos, Will you be alright if I take that Island off you're coast to set up a Trading city/fortress.

>>795127
The one off the coast of Mangawhera?

No. That shit's gonna be called Stewart's Island.

Anything that is highlighted in my colour on the map is my rightful clay or sea.

>:^)

>>795153
A shame sadly.

Rolled 64 (1d100)

>>795099

>>794830
Oh yea since we are literally right next to each other want to form an alliance and such?

>>795258
It would be my pleasure. It would help me in my western focus, and will allow greater trade between us.

>>795284
Wonderful it'll also allow me to focus on my southern expansion.
May we both prosper.

>>795225
>tfw the kiwi is here

>>797195
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ujFhirt5SGI

yeah buddy

>Wake up.
>See yesterdays rolls.

I want to go back to bed now.

Hey guys, OP here. I can run for ~2hours if y'all want.

>>797530

I'd be up for it. Don't know how many other folks are about though.

>>797544
I'll just start a new thread and we'll see who bites. Gimme a moment

>>797566
'Ere we go.