>>1486929
Looks good

>>1486929
Yeah, bunny here, we are set on that action.

Name

>>1487004
yup, I think duck might be set as well, need to know what the other chickens and frogs think though.

>>1487009
Lizard... just agrees with things. I finally got him math and town guards. Both were his idea.

We have bees threatening the colonies...

I approve of our choices, but you might wanna ask the guys in discord to be sure

Gosh darn bunnies reading muh secrets!
I sure hope we get ranged weapons soon. Once we have that and apply our camo to our troops, we can easily defend our territory from bees without risking troop casualties as often.

Can a fellow chicken explain how we have easy access to water again? Also, I feel like the trade town is a neutral territory between us chickens and frogs. If we desperately need someone to claim it, I guess the majority of the townsfolk could claim it...

If anyone disagrees, please speak up because I don't wanna screw up our actions again...

>>1487166
Why do I get the feeling an Asian drew this? Not being racist, but it seriously feels that way...

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ducks make trade with frogs and develop pickaxes to excavate their crevice.

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bunnies make a surface guard. Any attacks on colonies now will lead to confrontation. They also experiment in making a copper plate to deflect pointy stingers. The head digging bunny has to commission more miners to get more copper, and the crafters are making the armor at as fast a rate as they can. (took liberty to update weapons numbers also)
>>1487242
frogs have rice hats my guy

>>1487243
Woah woah woah. I only agreed to bricks for bamboo. I never agreed for halberds and hats for bamboo. Why would i trade twice for one resource.

>>1487273
We gon' kill tonight boys!

These are pretty decent drawings!

>>1487242
Im not asian. Just plain ol' white

>>1487285
I misenturpreted what you said in chat
Do you want to trade the halberds for the bamboo on the first trading turn but bamboo for bricks the rest of the time

>>1487313
Bricks and bamboo is permanent

>>1487316
I know that, but for the first trade deals we asked for halberds for only one turn

I would trade halberds for cotton seeds

You have yourself a deal

>>1487324
Good deal

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Frogs start construction of an underwater home by sanctioning off a lake section, draining water into buckets and containers, building a strong roof and walls out of bricks into the lakebed wall, and flooding it again. This will obviously take some time to complete.

They also send frogs to Trade Town and start regular guard shifts until the black and yellow menace subsists.

(trade is fixed, sorry guys)

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Chickens send painkillers to frogs upon hearing the terrible news. They double the coop guard and send them to all the resource colonies
>>1487404
frogs also receive some painkillers
frog clan mood plummets due to froggy deaths

Rolled 40, 61, 35 = 136 (3d100)

On day 52, bees better beeware. All tribes have some defensive measures in place for when a bee swarm attacks.

>1-25: Nothing
>26-75: 5 x colony growth rate deaths (BATTLE)
>76-100: 10 x colony growth rate deaths (BATTLE)

>>1487442
fixing pop numbers next turn.

>>1487477
Ohhhhh shit

Battle?!?!

>>1487477
All of the tribes or just one

>>1487512
All except ours

>>1487477
In Minetown, Shoretown, and one of the bunny burrows, swarms of bees coming rushing flying in.

I will post one battle at a time so it can be organized. Chickens, please anchor your attack actions here. I will first need you to
1. PICK ONE CHICKEN TO BE THE COMMANDER
2. Agree that only that person commands this battle
2. The sole chicken commander will attack using nd100 where n is the number of moves he/she wants to make. Ex, I attack the swarm in three moves, I use 3d100. OP will then attack with swarm and calculate health and such. You can choose the number of attacks to be high and hope to win, or few and see how the enemy is reacting, then using some strategy to close the battle down.

Minetown:
> 20 chickens with wood armor and improved axes
VS
> 4 soldier bees

Shoretown:
> 25 Frogs with barky armor and stone halberds
VS
> 5 soldier bees

Rolled 60, 44, 11, 8, 99, 84, 57, 71, 82, 57 = 573 (10d100)

>>1487579
Since we have 20 soldiers fighting, I'll initiate the battle with 10 of them. I'll have the rest of them move around behind the bees to surround them and split their attention.

Rolled 2, 98, 79, 57, 78, 55, 51, 20, 75, 46 = 561 (10d100)

Burrow #4:
> 35 Bunnies with padded armor and copper axes
VS
> 7 soldier bees

All other combatants follow the same rules as >>1487579

>>1487624
Rolling for bee attack

I nominate any other bunny controller, assuming one posts in the next half an hour. If not I will take control.

>>1487778
replace axes with bows b/c I forgot bunnies had bows

>>1487819
It's fine.

Rolled 76 (1d100)

>>1487778
For now have our forces pincushion the bees as we they advance to our burrows.

Rolled 14 (1d100)

>>1487609
Frogs split up at Shoretown. 15 dive into the water. 10 engage the enemy directly this turn. The water frogs will prepare support fire with ranged.

>>1487897
RIP freg

Rolled 48, 44, 10, 55, 97, 53, 30, 96, 26, 3 = 462 (10d100)

>>1487897
Misrolled. It was supposed to be 10d100
>>1487609

>>1487906
Gonna die anyway it seems

>>1487624
The tactics seem to distract the bees enough to be slaughtered from behind. Three bees get felled, while the other is marginally damaged. He flies erratically out of reach and charges hard into two chickens, injuring them. Once disoriented, the remaining chickens hack down

Chicken Casualties: 2 physically injured

Rolled 45 (1d100)

>>1487847

>>1487847
You need to roll 35 rolls, one for each bunny I think...

>>1487989
this

>>1488035
Epic!

Clearly I overestimated my bees.

Bunnies fire arrows into the bee crowd. Two remain after the hail. The two charge into the front flank, knocking down two, and stabbing one in the chest. The bee dies upon stabbing. There is one bee left

Casulaties: 2 physically injured, 1 dead

Rolled 71, 55, 80, 46, 94, 65, 85, 31, 9, 9 = 545 (10d100)

>>1487906

Rolled 62 (1d100)

>>1488055
OP Asked me to roll again in discord

>>1488071
You poor fucking frogs
:'^)

>>1487906
Frogs manage to kill two of the bees with their massive swinging. Two bees remain, each of them charging into two frogs and both stabbing one each. They die upon stinging.

Frog Casualties: 2 physically injured, 2 dead

If you listen closely, buzzes of anger are heard all over the island. The next swarm attack, whenever it comes, will not be as easy.

anchor

>>1488151
Research: Frogs determine that aerial combat is the only answer. All non Express frogs are now being trained for aerial combat. Sling throwing and spear stabbing.

Action: They make a shit ton of nets in each settlement. Immobilizing bees also might work.

Trade: Frogs reach out to chickens and ducks for a joint militia. The common threat is the greatest unifier.

>>1488151
I assume we killed our last bee.

Research: Having sustained a death from this the bunnys study the damage to the killed bunny in order to find effective ways to treat people that get wounded in combat.

Action: The bunnys once again try to pinpoint the hives to destroy them

>>1488151
>action
Send some ducks armed with pick axes to the newly found crevasse to mine any resources
>research
Using the twine that the chickens gave the ducks plan on making bows and arrows using bamboo for the non stringy part, twine for the stringy part, flint head bamboo arrows with the feathers of the dead on them to symbolize them fighting even after death

>>1488151
Action: Start smelting iron in our clay kiln to create shields.

Research: Bee biology. Using the dead bees from the battle, experiment with the venom to try to find new cures.

>>1488325
>>1488287
>>1488247
>>1488234
writing in a few hours if no objection

>>1488325
I didnt even think about the bee corpses. Damn. Still mounted battle is good i suppose

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When the ducks get the dragonfly express

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>>1488800

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Chickens have a complex process to form crude iron ore. First, they crush the ore into smaller pieces to artificially remove impurities. Then, they feed the ores into a kiln along with charcoal, and beat out rough iron ore they can forge into whatever they want. The incredible amount of time taken to beat the iron out. They now have forgeable wrought iron that they can beat into whatever they want (shield making requires a tech, sorry)

Chickens also study their bee friends. They gain knowledge on where to strike bees when attacking, as well as a taste of their juicy flesh.

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Rolled 43 (1d100)

Ducks make a twiny bow and mine the crevice.


> 1-15: Nothing
> 16-40: Common Ores
> 41-85: Uncommon Ores
> 86-100: Rare minerals

>>1489326
Ducks find Iron (20).

Action: Expand the capital. Build more and bigger houses

Research: Use our oven to study metallurgy and create swords similar to a katana

>>1489935
Everyone hasn't even got their things updated

>>1489935
Ya gotta wait for OP to finish

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Rolled 53 (1d100)

Bunnies learn about how splints can help heal broken limbs and attempt to loacte the hives once more.

> 1-55: Narrow scouting field parameters
> 56-80: Bee encounter
> 81-100: Beehive found

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30 bunny scouts in the north encounter a hive of 25 bees. Bunnies are all equipped with bows and adorned padded clothes. Since battle is eminent, bunnies must choose the scout's commander and roll for battle.
>>1490037
Bunnies also finish constructing their first crossbow. It packs a real punch, but takes a long time to load and has questionable accuracy. Bee biology is discerned as well.

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>>1488234
Frogs call to assemble a militia to engage the bees. OP needs confirmation from chicken and duck representatives that they will join Chief Froggo in Bee Battle.

They spam netmaking and train express frogs in spearfighting in the skies.

1) why did trade town population stop?
2)Dragonfly combat isnt listed :( amd the post said "non express frogs"

>>1490052
1) you're sharing population with the chickens and trade town is questioning to whom it belongs to, so I haven't listed it as a colony under either tribe
2) look again

>>1490065
Chickens and frogs both stated it belongs to frogs

>>1490069
I haven't heard that from the chickens yet

>>1490070
>>>1486135

They didnt want a diplomatic faux pas in our territory

>>1490075
The real sticking point for me is whether chickens living there should be counted as frog citizens ie pop growth remains the same, or manage different growths since both groups are from different tribes.

>>1490079
They can both reproduce there. Its a home. They can have a seperate growth. My issue is that you nerfed my population growth by removing it. I also thought adding more frogs to shoretown would give a pop boost too, but its still a slow crawl.

>>1490087
Chickplomat states that it belongs to frogs inlast thread. Richard says growth rate belongs to frogs in Discord. So i think we have a consensus

>>1490091
Ok, tell me if this sounds good
- list trade town under frogs as colony with growth of all citizens
- chicken sheet has trade town listed with addendum that chickens live there

>>1490096
Agreed.

Action: Chickens send out a scouting party south to find suitable land for a mine/military installation, with instructions not to engage bees.

Research: Chickens look into finding ways to effectively communicate on the battlefield (think war horns, banners, etc.)

Also, any chicken who wants to fight with the frogs gets a axe and armor to do so, but we won't order anyone to fight with them.

>>1490121
Dropped name

>>1490121
No anchor post

>>1490131
Just getting it out so I don't forget once there is a anchor.

Rolled 92, 63, 92 = 247 (3d100)

>>1490051
The bunnys fall into 3 positions and open fire on the bees.

Rolled 76, 31, 46 = 153 (3d100)

>>1490165
Bee roll

>>1490121
Why not militarize the mine we already have? There are still lots of resources there that also make it worth protecting.

I also support sending 10 coop guard to aid the frogs.

Rolled 75, 63, 55 = 193 (3d100)

>>1490200
The first volley is excellent. After the blur of arrows and insect fur, the bunnies see at least eight figures still flying. They manage to fell some four bunnies, only one of which survives with injuries. Fortunately, these deaths also cull the bee numbers to five bees. The next volley greatly wounds the bees enough so that they are unable to attack before the final volley is strung, killing the menace again.

The presence of the bees pinpoints your hive location to one of the explored areas. The bunny commander in confident upon returning the next day, they can locate the hive in the plains.

Bunny Casualties: 3 dead, 1 injured.

Rolling for bee encounters on Turn 53

>>1490252
Once again, colonies of the three tribes are plagued by bees. After the last attack, the hivemind grows more vicious and answer with larger swarms.

Farmtown:
> 40 chickens
VS
> 30 bees

(this time, please specify how you divide your units before rolling.)

Burrow #2:
> 40 Bunnies
VS
> 36 Bees

Anchor for regular turn

Shoretown:
> 40 Frogs
VS
> 28 Bees

>>1490250
Not militarize a mine, find a good place for a mine OR a fort

Rolled 29, 53, 78, 16 = 176 (4d100)

>>1490280
10 flying units with spears have their nets held by the dragonflies. They attempt to catch the foes and knock them out of the sky first before chasing down and stabbing the rest.

10 frogs fire their slings from the river.
10 normal frogs and 10 poison frogs fight on the shore with spears. They will also stab any net-caught bees

RIP frogs, you roll like shit. Damn it. These modifiers are not good enough for these shit rolls.

Rolled 3, 77, 32, 53 = 165 (4d100)

>>1490263
After the first attacks the bunnies are more prepared. The hospitals rooms are on standby to help minimize injuries & deaths where possible, & they have blocked 3 of the 7 entrances with mining rubble, carts & whatever else they could get their hands on as well as partially barricaded the remaining 4 to make the entrances smaller.

The bunnies are split into 4 groups of 10, 10 at each entrance facing the sky north south east & west, allowing them to cover all directions & have all bee attacks funnel into a small corridor in front of each entrance making the bees significantly easier to shoot down

Rolled 57, 87, 20, 59 = 223 (4d100)

>>1490305
Lets see how the bees match up

>>1490308
Wow. Your roll looks like mine. Yikes.

>>1490308
Name

The bunnies also have copper daggers & axes to kill any bees that get in melee range of the barricade

Wow that's a shit roll, sorry guys

>>1490266
>>1490121

>>1490314
It's fine, though it makes the speech I am listening to all the more appropriate depending on how the next few posts go.


However this raises an important note, our burrows are far from secure or easily defended. We must move to resolve this issue.

>>1490266
Action: Frogs plant bamboo and farm it.

Research: Frogs learn more complicated flight manuevers for the incredibly agile dragonflies.

>>1490313
Dragonfly riders manage to knock down eleven of the 28 bees. All of these are netted. The bees knock down two dragonflies and both crash hard near the river shore.

All the netted bees die by stabbing. Two spearmen and a slinger are stung and die. Another two are stung, but the stinger is not deep enough in the wooden armor, and the bee dies anyway.The battle continues.

Frog casualties: 5 deaths
Bees Left: 12

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>>1490316
>>1490314
>>1490308

idk if we're still able to do actions & research each turn but

Research: Small birds have been attracted to the insects at the seaside seaweed farm, they seem friendly enough and are very fast. Upon hearing the about the bee attacks back home, a bunny attempts to tame 1, reasoning it'd be very useful for scouting & conveying messages quickly between the burrows

Action: add arrow slits to the burrows near ground portions, pic related

We'll be able to get everybody to safety & completely block the entrance them, maybe add a huge heavy door

Rolled 2, 96, 5, 59 = 162 (4d100)

>>1490308
bunny bees roll

>>1490260
Retreat all of our chickens from farmtown, we don't want to risk this battle.
Also, choose 4 of our most elite chicken warriors and have them follow the bees without being detected, using the camouflage we have.

Roll next post right?

>>1490315
Alpha Chicken and I are potentially contesting this turn. It is under discussion.

>>1490336
Actually I have an idea for how to fortify our burrow entrances: elevators.


We have cogs and stone cutting, so if we assemble a basic pulley system we can have elevators for every entrance and thus make them seal when they are in the up position. Throw in some basic fortifications on the surface like smaller versions of our stone fort and suddenly the area is safe and secure.


This will however limit the weight of things we can bring in and out of the burrows. Plus the elevators will have travel time which could also prove problematic.

>>1490354
well considering that we only have carts & bunnies leg power, we probably can't get something too heavy to the burrows as it is, a good elivator with a capacity of like 20 bunnies should be able to cope with literaly anything we bring that isn't an elephant. although once it''s down there it should be easy enough to move around because of the trade tunnels connecting the underground.

But ye i'm all for elevators get my vote. That said arrow slits at the entrances are a quick and easy bee solution we can do right now that'll help for all future threats

>>1490336
Making that standard with all burrows would be good. Making all the entrances essentially bunkers.

As for research we should advance our metal working further so we can mass produce our armor quicker so we can make it standard with all bunny soldiers.

>>1490266
We've decided our regular turn for real this time.
Action: Search the mine for more ores
Research: Shield - Wooden buckler

>>1490380
Fair, faster equipment research and converting the entrances to bunker style with arrow slits gets my vote

Rolled 77, 93 = 170 (2d100)

>>1490342
I'm gonna roll for my two groups then. The first for the retreat, the second for my elite camo squad.

>>1490266
>action
Start to form a real military, there will be two ranks for now but more later. 15 ducks are assigned as archers and are given hats and armor while 30 ducks are assigned as halberders and are just given armor.
>research
Use the iron to make iron arrow heads and iron spears
>trade deal
Send 5 archers and 10 halberders to the frogs as support in the militia.

>>1490382
Additionally, send 15 Chicken Coop Guard to support the Frogs as a trade action.

>>1490266
Action:Make it standard in all current and future burrows to make their entrances fortified like so so bunnys wont need to risk themselves to fight invaders like here>>1490336

Research: The craftsman advance their skill with metal working to include more advanced methods so they can produce our equipment faster and of a higher quality.

>>1490416
The Farmtown chickens succesfully retreat. A squadron is sent to track down where the bees come from. They find the hive high atop a thick jungle tree.

>>1490337
The north squadron manage to scare off the bees coming from the north, and they fly down south. The south bunnies fight as hard as they can, felling at least ten bees, but many incur deaths; the count is five when the dust settles. The east entrance manage to pin all the bees into the ground, dead. The west bunnies fight a tough battle, felling down eight of the nine bees, but having four bunnies fall, of which one was a death.

Bees Remaining: 8
Bunny Casualties: 6 deaths, 3 injured

>>1490533
>>1490500
Names for the bunny kingdom's burrows,
The entire country is collectively known as "The Burrow" the capital is Carrotshire, with carrot castle being the name of the fort we finished this turn
Surrounding burrows:
Hoppton
Fluffvile
South burrow
Rabbitsworth
Vegeville
Digland
& the seaside farm is Kelp Cove

Currently:
> Frogs are still battling 12 bees with 35 frogs
> Bunnies are still battling 9 bees with 31 bunnies
> Chickens retreat and found their local hive atop a tall tree.

Rolled 89 (1d100)

>>1490549
Get the injured to the ready hospital rooms for treatment
send bunnies from north & east squadrons to south & west & finish off the bees!

Otherwise, do this>>1490500 this turn

Rolled 36 (1d100)

>>1490567

Am i still battling? Im a little confused

>>1490567
Bunny hospital saves the lives of the injured bunnies. The bunnies with empty hovels go help their brethren to finish off all the bees. All bees are killed, with no injuries sustained on the bunnies.

Currently:
> Frogs are still battling 12 bees with 35 frogs

Preparing other turns in the meantime

>>1490591
yes

Rolled 36, 9, 9 = 54 (3d100)

>>1490592
The aerial frogs lure the bees over the river and fly low, stabbing with spears. The remaining spearmen jump into the river and attack, stabbing and pulling them in. The slingmen swim upstream and volley straggler bees.

Rolled 93, 26, 80 = 199 (3d100)

>>1490606

>>1490606
Froggos got destroyed

Just kill us all x.x
>>1490610
Really tho. Just kill us all.

Rolled 86, 15, 88, 67, 91, 67, 41, 48, 71, 52, 63, 97, 93, 27, 14, 10, 37, 52, 13, 30 = 1062 (20d100)

Frogs all die

Rolled 71 (1d100)

i am gonna practice my rolls , o migthy Kek , give me your bless

>>1490610
The aerial dragonflies try once more to knock as many down as they can, but are unable through the bees agility. Some frogs manage to pin down the bees while flying, but incur injuries in sacrifice for killing the bee. The spearmen have a tough time trying to finish off the bees; only two fall from netting and die from wing injuries. The slingers get the worst of it; seven of them are stung by the bees.

Frog Casualties: 7 deaths, 3 injured
Bees Remaining: 0

It is a tough and sad battle for frogkind. Many question their fragile mortality afterwards.

chicken >>1490382
>>1490486
duck >>1490473
frog >>1490317
these turns agreed by other tribesmembers?

In addition, I will note that bunnies have reached near 1000 people. Once a tribe reaches 1000 population, they are eligible to become a nation. This doesn't really mean anything other than I change your sheet to say nation and refer to you as citizens instead of tribesmembers, but its a fun title and can help transition your clan into a country. Once eligible, a nation candidate must have:

1. A Constitution
2. A formal military
3. More than one town
4. Minted Currency
5. Flag

The constitution needs at a bare minimum to have:
1. defined geographical borders of your current nation-state
2. name of state (you can just do bunny nation or duck nation if you want)
3. governing body (most of you have this, but you can expand it to include whether sitting members are elected, serve for life, etc.)

Remember you can only do this ONCE YOU REACH 1000 POP. If you reach 1000 and somehow dip, you are still eligible.

>>1490688
Let's check how close bunnies are:

>1. A Constitution
Nope.
>2. A formal military
Kinda check
>3. More than one town
Check
>4. Minted Currency
Check
>5. Flag
Check
>6. pop = 1000+
Not check but will be reached in 4-5 turns at current growth assuming no deaths.

>>1490688
Don't forget the bunny turns
>>1490500
>>1490336

>>1490831
which bunny turn are you doing?

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A drawing as crappy as my rolls

>>1490843
This one>>1490500

>>1490843
the bunny king's , the 2nd link is just to show how the arrow slit/bunker thing is going to work

so

Action:Fortify burrow entrances into stone bunkers with arrow slits & a sealable entrance

Research: The craftsman advance their skill with metal working to include more advanced methods so they can produce our equipment faster and of a higher quality

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Bunnies fortify burrows and discover how to make higher quality metals by mixing some other shiny rocks in the copper melting process. They are able to use less copper to make stronger metal products.

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Frogs plant bamboo and practice with their dragonfly cavalry

>>1490881
Is the new metal bronze? (tin + copper)

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Rolled 27 (1d100)

chickens mine and make iron-y shields. They start with five an will make more every day.

> 1-15: Nothing
> 16-40: Common Ores
> 41-85: Iron
> 86-100: Gold

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Ducks learn how cooking iron in their clay kiln makes wrought iron and form military organization. They send some soldiers to the frogs and also finish learning chickenscratch.

>>1490914
Chickens find Coal (45) iknowcoalisnotanore

Rolled 99, 28, 1 = 128 (3d100)

rolling for bee attack
1. Frog
2. Chicken
3. Bunny

Fuck you, op

>>1490941
Bunnies avoid conflict. Shoretown is invaded in a large swarm. Chickens have a moderate swarm come to Forestown.

Writing up battle sequences after I work out. Frogs have additional ally forces of duck (15) and chicken (15) that have come last turn

>>1490933
Do the ducks have bows?

>>1488035
Man, that's really good!

I'm honestly waiting for us Chickens and Ducks to wage a massive battle against the bees. Because once it happens, it will forever be remembered as "The Battle of the Birds and the Bees" just for giggles. Heck, even if bunnies cap the island, I'd still be happy cause they will still be aware of the battle and it's name for the rest of eternity...

>>1491114
What makes it even better is the fact that I believe they will have little to do with our side of the conflict, making it so that they can't take pride in it. We will forever be remembered as proud combatants in that period of time if it happens...

>>1490974
That face though...

I hope we chickens are aware of this cool ranged weapon. Bunnies, get away! You're already powerful in numbers!
How did people make gunpowder again? I'm pretty sure once we discover it, we can make Chinese handcannons. Here's a link for my fowl brethren so they can understand. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hand_cannon#Design_and_features [\spoiler]

>>1491144
Nope. We are going to be the best civilisation.


I mean, we are pretty much are. Except for us lacking flight but we could make hot air balloons or something.

>>1490959
Shoretown:
40 frogs + 15 ducks + 15 chickens
VS
100 Bees

>>1490959
Forestown:
40 chickens
VS
32 Bees

Anchor for turn 54

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>>1491410
Research: The bunnys feeling as if they can make their crossbows better before they start producing them in mass think of this. They add a Windlash mechanism allowing for a larger draw weight while also doing general improvements to the design.

Action: Begin producing our crossbows in mass so we can make them standard issue with our defense force.

>>1491410
Action: the Alpha Hen is disturbed by the number of bees showing up and orders the production of enough armor and weaponry to outfit a real military force.

Research: chickens discover that binding twine together in thick bundles creates rope, a highly versatile tool for construction and can forge better nets.

Trade: none this turn.

Battle: the residents of Forestown rally, and 3 forces of 10 units try to surround the bees. One force attacks from the front while the other two pincer in to prevent the bees from striking the main settlement.

>>1491431
Rolling didn't seem to work? Trying again. I'm mobile so not sure if that affects.

Rolled 11, 22, 42 = 75 (3d100)

>>1491439
Let me help you out with those rolls

>>1491410
>action
Send a scouting party up the river again
>research
Learn how to make better walls out of brick with bamboo ramps on the inside to get to the top

>>1491399
What are the ducks equipped with

Research: The frogs had heavy losses and mourn their families. However the leadership assembles the tribe and colonies to explain that "Life is to be enjoyed and cherishes, but do not be afraid to defend that happiness to honor those that died."The frogs begin to develop a monk-like philosophy by not letting anger or sadness taking over, but also adopt maintaining happiness by having fun and always being ready for a fight.

Action: Boss Froggo decides to make a holiday in regards to the bees for chickens and frogs to share and hopefully ducks dont share that hardship as well. Unity Day. Froggo holds a celebration at the frog capital.

Rolled 48 (1d100)

also the battle thing:

Make the dragonfly riders take nets, wait hide in some bushes or tree for the bess , make some frogs and allys hide too in the bushes whit spears , the main force of frogs and allys will be in a concentrated in 3 diferent holes whit weapons too , when the bees arrive , the dragonlfy riders will drop the Nets over the bees , making them jave problems to fly and , maybe even to make them fall , then , the hide soldiers will strike for behind and the main forces will aid the attacking soldiers , killling our enemys

>>1491494
Frogs command this battle

Rolled 86 (1d100)

>>1491515

>>1491535
dont we have some bonus or shit?

>>1491499
Thanks lizard!
>>1491546
You need to post battle plan and roll. I suggest asking ducks and chickens what weapon they brought to aid your attack plan. I wouls do it myself, but my rolls are shit

Rolled 50, 10, 90, 83, 24, 22 = 279 (6d100)

>>1491535

>>1491586
Chickens are equipped with wooden armor, shields and axes. Infantry line ready to roll.

Rolled 50, 30, 81, 42, 71, 88 = 362 (6d100)

>>1491609

>>1491620
3 kills against us. A stalemate and 2 kills against bees. Joy. No one will ever join us again.

>>1491620
The tactics attempted to trap the bees in a designated trap. Dragonfly riders manage to pin down many a bee with nets, and fly off to lure out the rest. Many brave a rider die to help keep heat off the ground forces.

At the ground, the hidden forces in bushes and holes are at first undetected. Duck arrows, chicken axes, and frog spear fly, slash, and jab out at the bees, killing many before the bees realized what was going on. Afterwards, the arena was shattered, and it was every frog, chicken, and duck for himself.

It is hard to discern how many remain after the dust has settled, but it is certain that the 100 bees are dead. Unfortunately, many a frog, duck, and chicken die too:


Frog Casualties: 20 injured, 15 dead
Chicken Casualties:12 injured, 3 dead
Duck Casualties: 9 injured, 6 dead

Rolled 19, 93, 11 = 123 (3d100)

>>1491462

>>1491792
Chickens attempt a pincer move, but the bee's mobility managed to escape the trap. The first force of ten manage to fell down 10 of the 12 bees before the remaining move to another flank, who get overwhelmed by the massive push on their front. About seven of the ten chickens are incapacitated, including four deaths. The final flank is successful in destroying all their bees, and join with the first to help their brothers drive out the remaining bees. Though they do kill remaining bees, about an equal number die killing another chicken.

Chicken Casualties: 7 injuries, 9 deaths

bunny>>1491421
chicken>>1491431
duck>>1491480
frog???

>>1491858
>>1491499
Trade: Frogs take the injured allies for emergency medical aid for those that cannot make it home.

>>1491858
Instead of researching the wall I will use this instead
>research
Use bamboo to make simple shields that also have an indent for easier spear use

>>1492014
>trade
In light of the battle the ducks decide to pull out saying that they have bigger plans in time

TO ALL NON-DISCORD USING PLAYERS:

Please lend a name for a geographic feature surrounding your town( lake, river, jungle). A lurker is making a pretty map for the game.

Thank you.

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Ducks pull support from frog militia. They continue making bamboo weapons with shields. They also send scouts down the river again. +10 applies.

> 1-25: Find nothing
> 26-75: Find a minor resource
> 76-100: Find a new clan

Rolled 27 (1d100)

>>1492293

>>1492301
Since the ducks have explored the lake previously, they manage to explore further, and find the river entrance. At this entrance, they find a healthy crop of redcap mushrooms. They plant these immediately, increasing their population growth rate. The river entrance is open to them now.

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Chickens invent strong rope and more weapons. They can equip more chickens, including civilians not in the coop guard. I'm gonna now keep track of only arms and not worry about non-lethal tools.

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Bunnies invent crossbows and mass produce them. Their burrow entrances are now completely protected.

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Frogs make a day in mourning for the dead called Unity Day and form a philosophy to cope with the realization of their mortality by focusing on happiness and life. They dub it croakism. Mood is boosted.

Rolled 30, 90 = 120 (2d100)

Rolling for bee attack day 55

1. Frog
2. Chicken

>>1492602
Shoretown:

> 35 Frogs
VS
> 20 Bees

>>1492602
Minetown
> 35 Chickens
VS
> 50 Bees

Anchor for regular turn

>>1492637
>action
The duck people will build a brick wall to the west north and south of the "town"
>research
Research better bamboo armor for the soldiers

>>1492637
Assuming other bunnies don't show up.

Action: Our surface guards have done well, managing to defeat the menace that is the Bees on multiple occasions. However, we have seen from their combat that they need practice to fight more effectively against this vile threat. Thus we will excavate a section of the burrows for them to practice their marksbunnyship.

Research: Refine our knowledge and understanding of railcart design and production.

>>1492637
Action: It is time, in one days time Bunny kind will surpass one thousand Citizens. The council has gatherer and has agreed a constitution needs to be made. And with that, will be the birth of the first great nation.

Research: Improve our rail way and railcart technolgy.
>>1492694
That isn't exactly needed at the moment. If you've noticed you'd see with the latest burrow improvements were completly invulnerable to bee attacks since OP didn't even roll for the bees to attack us.

>>1492711
Please specify:

1. geographical borders of your current nation-state
2. name of state
3. governing body (most of you have this, but you can expand it to include whether sitting members are elected, serve for life, etc.)

>>1492711
Aye I noticed but wasn't sure if there was another reason for it.


However, seeing as we are now immune we can start expanding rapidly and making our capital amazing.

>>1492718
Don't suppose we could get a world map?

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>>1492718
Here you go as it'll work well with what we currently have.

We also agreed in Discord to name our country collectively as "The Burrow"

>>1492733
And I assume your governing body is the Council of Bunnies as specified on the sheet? I will assume they are assigned for life and chosen by the council from an educated stock from the bunnies if one is dead.

>>1492747
Yes thats essentially it, but we should also mention that should a member show to be unfit for a position their liable to be replaced with a better candidate.

>>1492733
>>1492722
Is this agreeable

>>1492754
I'd never oppose my fellows, so yes, yes it is.

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When the jungle cliffs and beaches re discovered they should be named. The ocean too. But here you guys go

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>>1492760
>>1492753
CONGRATULATIONS BUNNIES, YOU ARE A NATION NOW

>>1492768
Yay! Now we have a flag (and a country), we can take over everyone else!

Also, the fact that bunnies are outgrowing the other tribes, combined, by 17% is funny to me.

>>1492762
>Froggust

Its Croakomo

Its a beatiful map tho

Action: hold a celebration for the birth of the glorious new bunny nation, there's banquets, music, dancing, and later a day of the deadesk ceremony to Mourne those who gave their lives to get us here.

Research: finish glass development

>>1493279
Name

This should raise moral after the few losses we sustained, the scouts, surface guards, doctors etc should all get particular thanks, and the expansion of the head of scouts responsibilities to become a head of defence (military, scouts, surface guard, police etc)

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updated juni map

Rolled 13, 8, 73, 9 = 103 (4d100)

>>1492637
Action: The Alpha Hen orders the production of more carts in able to rapidly relocate the Chickens of the settlements should bees attack. A squadron of cart-driving Chickens is created dedicated to bringing the wounded in for aid.

Research: An incident with a wheel and rope inspires Chickens to develop pulleys, enabling them to increase production in the mine, construction and with other projects involving leverage.

Trade: None this turn.

Combat: The Chickens in Minetown retreat into the mine itself, using the mouth of the tunnel as a chokepoint. 15 Chickens stand ready to confront incoming bees with pickaxes, while another flank of 15 stands behind them. 5 Chickens stand in the rear ready to administer first aid and painkillers to any wounded Chicken, and to pull them from the fray. The Chickens deeper in the mine also bring their spiders toward the surface, hoping they will be ready to feast.

(Flank 1 (15), Flank 2 (15), Support (5), Spiders)

Rolled 86, 56, 71, 30 = 243 (4d100)

>>1493944

>>1493782
Thats not overkill at all.
>muh Croakomo
>>1492637
Research: They study the bees, their furs, stingy bits and everything else.

Action: Build termite farm in Poddles Town

Trade: Terminate trade for bricks and bamboo

>>1493944
how many spiders? You have 19 females and I would say around 10 are from the capital, so I could assume 10 but want to make sure

>>1493976
Females are reserved for breeding and venom harvesting. 10 males would be accurate (they're the work dogs)

>>1494005
>>1493947
Chickens tactics and support basically save their tailfeathers this battle. The pickaxed chickens hack hard at the funneled bees, managing to crush at least twenty of them before being pushed further in. Other bees die by having their stingers broken off through the wood of the shield. Support try quick as they can to pull back the front lines and heal them, but lose five to fatal injuries. The remaining second flank comes up to replace the injured first, but are a little rattled by the deaths of the battle and many of them are stung as well. The spiders are forced to be released as a final option, hugging the bees full on with their long limbs to take them down. All of them destroyed along with the bees.

Chicken Casualties: 14 dead, 10 spiders dead

Currently Battling:
> 35 Frogs vs 20 Bees at Shoretown

While we wait on frog combat:
Bunny: >>1493279
Chicken: >>1493944
Frog: >>1493958
Duck: ???

Confirm?

>>1494098
Confirmation from me for the bunny action.

>>1492711
>>1494098
>>1494113
I apologize, there seems to multiple bunny actions

>>1492711
>>1494115
This is the action were doing this turn.

>>1494121
Yeah, I thought that action had already passed seeing as OP said we were now a nation(>>1492768) but if it hasn't, then I will support you.

>>1494121
>>1494123
Got it

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There now its all shiny and nice

>>1494176
Yaaaay
>>1494045
Oh no
>>1494041
Good job!

Rolled 34, 48, 32 = 114 (3d100)

>>1494045
Frogs will never give up their water, kites and fish!

Their new outlook on life gives them purpose to work together and fight harder than ever! The Dragonflies appointed a cavalry leader. Frogustus the Survivor. 14 dragonflies enter battle with every two paired off with a net. They fly thru their numbers to knock out as many as physically pissible before being forced to drop them. 10 Spearmen stab the fallen bees like before and 11 halberd warriors defend the stabbers and hack away at the bee scourge.


Inb4 RIP frogs

Rolled 72, 92, 99 = 263 (3d100)

>>1494277

>>1491207
Can you please stop reading my secrets. I'm asking nicely here and I really can't get on discord for complicated reasons.

>>1492773
May the Holy Loaf have mercy on us all...
>>1492790
Even more mercy on us all...

Seriously, did anyone in my tribe read what I wrote?... It could really help considering how pebbles can fire out of it like a primitive shotgun [\spoiler]

>>1494176
What does the red outline mean?

>>1494283
The frogs, led by Frogustus the Survivor, rally together and united by their Croakist Philosophy, fly onto battle with their dragonflies to knock as many bees down as they can. Many a frog fall, but through sheer determination survive with injuries. 12 bees are knocked down, the remaining stinging the dragonflies or their riders to death.

Fewer groundfrogs die than usual, but the ones who die take down as many as they can before they do. With a stinger through his chest, the spearfrog continues mutilating the netted bee and the halberdfrogs defends the spearfrog till his legs spasm from the sweet release of death.

Frogustus weeps in joy. They had fallen, they were bruised, they were torn apart, but they had lived, dammit. They were ALIVE!

Frog Casualties: 8 deaths, 10 injuries

>>1494371
thats bunnyland baby

>>1492675
Is this duck turn?

>>1494418
Yes

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Bunnies declare their nation: The Burrow. Glorious celebration is held for bunnykind.

They also improve their railcarts to hold up to five bunnies. OP updated map to show trade tunnels as well.

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Chickens make more carts to carts to aid chicken settlements under bee attack. They also invent the pulley to help speed construction.

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Frogs study bees and build a termite farm. Pop growth shoots in Poddles Town. They terminate duck trade and study bee biology from dead bees. Among knowing about their stingers, fur, and flight mechanism, they also find they are delicious.

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Updated pop. Also, some frogs find solace to their questions about death from the Duck Doctrine, and their proclamation that in the afterlife, all will live in their personal pond given you worship the Duck God.

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Ducks BUILD THAT WALL around their small camp and improve their bamboo armor. It is now as strong as chicken wood armor.

Rolled 55, 20 = 75 (2d100)

Rolling for bee encounters Turn 56

1. Frog
2. Chicken

>>1494481
Chickens avoid battle, Frogs face bees on a new front

Unity Market
> 20 frogs and 15 chickens
VS
> 25 bees

anchor regular turn

>>1494554
Research: Finally finish learning how to properly make glass so we can have things like spyglasses and such.

Action: Build a dockyard at Kelp Cove for our (Future) fleet. We'll need it if we ever want to explore beyond our island.

Can we please research gunpowder? Guys? I feel like I'm giving the other tribes ideas... The bunnies are aware of what I said...

>>1494554
>action
Send miners to the mining place we found to mine
>research
Start researching medicinal properties of mushrooms and start making bandages out of cotton

>>1494562
From the sound of it, we could have a penguin tribe!

>>1494571
Mate, we aren't going to be outright hostile with you for no reason. I mean, we literally would gain nothing from the elimination of your tribe or any of the other tribes.

At most we get some iron from the chickens and land from you all. Iron we can get ourselves and we have land in surplus. In fact, peaceful interactions with the ducks would benefit us greatly, seeing as they have holdings on another island and could direct us to it.


Our threats and actions to strengthen our armed forces are because you started the whole militarisation thing. Also the bees. Also because it is funny, to be honest that is almost the entire reason, seeing as you are terrified of a non-existent bunny threat.

>>1494554
Action: Frogs turn the bee furs into capes for their flying units. Frogustus gets a cape with wings for his excellent services and boost morale.

Research: Frogs begin to study bouyancy as they wish to make sturdier floating homes in this trying times.

Rolled 19, 46, 51, 29 = 145 (4d100)

>>1494548
Frogs knew this day would come. So did their clucky companions.

5 dragonfly units by dropping nets, then using spears to combat. 10 Grounded frogs use their agile froggy legs and leap around the market to disorient the bees and stabbing down upon them. Others can be seen dashing out their tongues in attempt at eating them alive. Boundries have long since been crossed. 5 frogs keep to the windows of their homes and fire with slings in the chaos. 15 axe weilding chickens take out the low flying bees as the leaping frogs take out the higher ones.

Upon discussion with players, I am thinking of introducing a culture mechanic. How it works is that some cultural aspect (fashion, religion, etc.) will be introduced into a civ, and the civ will roll to see whether the civ will ignore it, appropriate it, or accept it.
> 1-50: Absolutely no influence
> 51-75: Appropriation into influencee's culture
> 76-100: Adoption of culture and recognition of its origin

Please vote below your thought, and reply with any questions/comments/thoughts.
http://www.strawpoll.me/13035324

>>1494464
Going to revert the duck influence since it doesn't make sense canonically.

>>1494554
Action: Search to the south for a material that can catch fire and keeps a flame.

Research: A device that can launch objects such at stones using our pulleys (catapult)

Rolled 52, 59, 11, 37 = 159 (4d100)

>>1494619

>>1494683
Ow ow yay ow

>>1494647

A majority of players agree on a culture mechanic, so please revote whether you would rather have 25% chance of no influence or 50% chance

>>1494722
new poll link:
http://www.strawpoll.me/13035669

>>1494722
hey kiddo

What does it mean by culture being adopted, can you give an example

>>1494784
I assume things like the fact the Frogs now believe in the afterlife thanks to their interactions with the Ducks.

>>1494784
Appropriation - Christianity was originally a Jewish sect. Their influence and efforts to convert around the Roman Empire over the years allowed the idea of Christianity to be popularized, and eventually recognized as an institution. Christian holidays had changed to include roman traditions, hence Christmas Day is the same day as Saturnalia. It was Roman to be Christian.

Adoption - Following the Reformation, the idea of Protestantism rapidly spread through Europe via different sects. Each state had problems in battling Protestants. They did not recognize them, yet their citizens still were influenced by Protestant beliefs. It was unclear whether to be French, English, or German was to be Protestant or catholic.

In a nutshell:
> Appropriation - you accept the ideas to fit into your culture as your own, no civil strife
> Adoption - the idea is accepted completely unaltered by the acceptors, potential civil strife.

Make sense?

>>1494683
Frogs fight once more under tough conditions. They manage to pull off seven bees, but all fell with them down into the ground once stung. However, the Meanwhile, the remaining eighteen bees had it tough but fair against the bees. The grounded frogs used their agility to gain edge over the bees, felling at least seven before one got the sting. The slingers were incredible, stunning most of the bees on the field for the chickens to slash into pieces. Due to their efforts, they had the effect of saving many chicken lives (though some were injured from attempted stings that were stuck in their armor).

Casualties: 6 Frogs killed, 3 Frogs Injured, 4 Chickens Injured

Bunny >>1494562
Duck >>1494572
Frog >>1494590
Chicken >>1494664
yes?

Also, the poll is clear for the culture mechanic, it will be
> 1-50: Absolutely no influence
> 51-75: Appropriation into influencee's culture
> 76-100: Adoption of culture and recognition of its origin

>>1494853
Confirmation of bunny turn.

>>1494853
Yes

>>1494853
Yes

>>1494867

>>1494850
bees against bees?

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Rolled 82 (1d100)

Ducks make cotton bandages and send more to the mines.

> 1-15: Nothing
> 16-40: Common Ores
> 41-85: Iron
> 86-100: Rare minerals

>>1494896
Ducks find more Iron (75)

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Frogustus is dorned a hero with a cape of bee wings, his fellow riders in bee fur capes, and the frogs study buoyancy to make sturdy, floating homes. They know how to manipulate the right woody material to achieve this now.

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Bunnies slowly learn how to advance glasswork and build a port at Kelp Cove.

>>1494942
adjusted pop growth for med. discoveries

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Chickens work on making a small launcher and finding something they can light on fire. The launcher is the size of their male spiders and can launch projectiles the size of a chicken's fist.

Rolled 88 (1d100)

> 1-25 - nothing
> 26-75 - something ok
>76-100 - something terrific

>>1495032
Op did you fall asleep or something?

>>1495546
he is out to the movies

>>1495563
Ah.

Rolled 6, 30 = 36 (2d100)

>>1495032
Chickens find sulfur pits.

Rolling for bee attacks.

1. frog
2. chicken

>>1496441
Chickens face bees at Forreston

> 45 Chickens
VS
> 30 Bees

Anchor for regular turn

>>1496454
Assuming no other bunny controllers turn up:

Research: Considering the lack of pressure on bunny society to innovate in any field, as all their tools and methods are sufficient for surplus, they instead find themselves needing more ways to spend their growing free-time.

Thus they create the first plays and dramas: Fiction of great heroes fighting bees the size of a fully grown sheep with skin hard as copper and barbs more piercing than any bow; cautionary tales of greed, anger, slothful and cowardly antics; even comedies.

Action: To continue this seemingly unending golden age of prosperity, stability and growth: new trade tunnels to another 4 colonies, uniting the entire nation in the system.

>>1496472
I like this, always up for more bunny culture

this should also get the people more in mind to build some defenses in case of any new threats in future
As for no pressure, the ancient greeks had a yearly competition between city states for art , which is how they advanced their sculptures so fast from basic statues to the modern idea of "classical" sculptures. We could try something similar to auto upgrade equipment we've not touched every few turns?