>>1765088
Choose a race and spot on the map. Population starts at 100.

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>>1765088
Elves

You see where that little blue dot is in the north. I pick that.

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I am serpentfolk.

Actions will be:

> Explore surroundings
> Form an absolute monarchy
> Build an elevated platform using dirt on our island
> Invent shovels to shovel dirt

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>>1765088

Minotaur
Pink dot on map
>

> Develop a way to farm
> Research a way to catch fish
> Build small rock communal forts for minotaurs to live and fuck in.
> Research a way to make shit float on water

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>>1765088
Humans
Orange dot on map

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>>1765095
Arachne

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Hobgoblins.

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>>1765088
Dwarves

>>1765718
What color? Where is your dot?

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>>1766314
His dot is in the south east, the gray one in the mountains

>>1766315
Thanks

>>1766344
Should we put in our tribe and our action at the same time or does that begin later?

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>>1765088
Vlad the Impaler leader of vampires, on the black dot, population is around 90 humans to 10 vampires, no half breeds yet.

They start off by;
>Vampires hunt animals mostly at night
>Humans research a way to turn animals into clothes as the vampires are hindered by sunlight
>The smartest of the tribe research fire as the tribe doesn't like eating raw animals
>Humans breed to increase their numbers, vampires don't convert anyone however one vampire is fucking a human

Alright. All races in. I will post the stats for them and an updated map in a bit.

>>1766665
Alright OP

So the way this works is no OP actions, magic or research. I will make the final call. You need reasonable prerequisites to do things.

You must roll every turn. This will determine the result of your choices.

Population starts stagnant. You must make actions to change that (increase pop happiness, enforce breeding laws, etc.)

If you piss off your people enoigh they may revolt.

Turn 1 Start:

Elves
Population: 100
Overall Hapiness: Neutral
Political Structure: None
Language: None
Technology: Basic Wood
Agriculture: Foragers
Economy: None
Magic: None
Racial Trait: Forest Survival (+2 rolls in forest)
Racial Trait: Magic Affinity (+2 rolls to cast spells)

Serpentfolk
Population: 100
Overall Hapiness: Neutral
Political Structure: None
Language: None
Technology: Basic Wood
Agriculture: Foragers
Economy: None
Magic: None
Racial Trait: Poison and Disease Immunity
Racial Trait: Swamp Craft (+2 rolls to craft diseases and poisons)

Minotaur
Population: 100
Overall Hapiness: Neutral
Political Structure: None
Language: None
Technology: Basic Wood
Agriculture: Foragers
Economy: None
Magic: None
Racial Trait: Magic Reisitance (+2 on rolls against magic)
Racial Trait: Strong Defense (+2 on rolls on defensive actions)

Humans
Population: 100
Overall Hapiness: Neutral
Political Structure: None
Language: None
Technology: Basic Wood
Agriculture: Foragers
Economy: None
Magic: None
Racial Trait: Inovative (+2 Technology rolls)
Racial Trait: Explorers (+2 on expansion rolls)

Arachne
Population: 100+1
Overall Hapiness: Neutral
Political Structure: None
Language: None
Technology: Basic Wood
Agriculture: Foragers
Economy: None
Magic: None
Racial Trait: Breeders (+1 pop growth)
Racial Trait: Stealth (+2 on ambush and scout rolls)

Hobogoblins
Population: 100
Overall Hapiness: Neutral
Political Structure: None
Language: None
Technology: Basic Wood
Agriculture: Foragers
Economy: None
Magic: None
Racial Trait: Militant (+2 on war rolls)
Racial Trait: Slavers (+2 on rolls to coerce or enslave)

Dwarves
Population: 100
Overall Hapiness: Neutral
Political Structure: None
Language: None
Technology: Basic Wood
Agriculture: Foragers
Economy: None
Magic: None
Racial Trait: Mountain Survival (+2 rolls in mountains)
Racial Trait: Dwarven Greed (+2 on economy rolls)

Vampires
Population: 100
Overall Hapiness: Neutral
Political Structure: None
Language: None
Technology: Basic Wood
Agriculture: Foragers
Economy: None
Magic: None
Racial Trait: Tyrannical (+2 on rolls against revolts)
Racial Trait: Persuasive (+2 on diplomacy rolls)

Map incoming. For those that posted turn 1 already, make a roll (1d20)

>>1766773
To clarify: Forest and mountain affinity only apply to rolls related to that Biome. (e.g. foraging in the forest, Mining in the mountain, etc.) Not all actions in that biome.

Rolled 11 (1d20)

>>1766363

>>1766770
Just curious but what do you mean by no research? Won't that affect building and development with our current technology levels?

>>1766826
You can research. No OP (overpowered) research

>>1766770
What die are we rolling? 10s? 20s? 100s?

>>1766826
He meant no OP: Magic, research, or actions. He wasn't saying we couldn't do any of those things just that we need to be reasonable.

>>1766833
Aye

Rolled 12 (1d20)

>>1766773
Humans
>Explore the local area
>Begin building huts
>Begin research into Farming
>Elect Chief

Does that count as OP research Op?

>>1766836
d20

>>1766843
>>Begin building huts
kinky

Rolled 5 (1d20)

Hobogoblins
Population: 100
Overall Hapiness: Neutral
Political Structure: None
Language: None
Technology: Basic Wood
Agriculture: Foragers
Economy: None
Magic: None
Racial Trait: Militant (+2 on war rolls)
Racial Trait: Slavers (+2 on rolls to coerce or enslave)

1. Civil War for Government control

Hobgoblins are a violent and warlike race, built on public dominance and perceptions of strength. Leaders of the various clans, attempting to secure sole control over the Hobgoblin race, fight among one another.

2. Research Grain-based Agriculture

3. Expand Borders to the lake

A decent portion of hobgoblins move west, away from the power struggles, to settle new lands.

4. Develop Writing and Alphabet

Rolled 15 (1d20)

Go foraging in the woods
Make simple clothes from any deceased animals we find
Learn how to make flint weapons, i.e. spears
Learn how make nets and rope

Rolled 8, 18, 4, 4 = 34 (4d20)

Arachne
Population: 100+1
Overall Hapiness: Neutral
Political Structure: None
Language: None
Technology: Basic Wood
Agriculture: Foragers
Economy: None
Magic: None
Racial Trait: Breeders (+1 pop growth)
Racial Trait: Stealth (+2 on ambush and scout rolls)

1. Build wooden structures in the forest to house our young, our weary, and our possessions.
2. Develop "Spears": a weapon with a wooden pole as a base, with a sharp rock fastened to the end.
3. Scout the surrounding areas for anything of interest.
4. Look for and collect any "toys" that might be foolishly wandering around the forest at night. I hope we get some men <3.

>>1766924
What exactly do Arachne look like?

Rolled 13 (1d20)

>>1766773
Rolling for serpentfolk

Rolled 4 (1d20)

>>1766773
Dwarves

>Begin research into mining
>Begin making primitive tools
>explore local area for wildlife and forageable food resources
>begin building huts
>

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>>1766942
Maybe something like this?

Are you still accepting tribes or are you full?

>>1767106
How horrifying

>>1767106
Ah, so like driders then.

>>1767127
Probably.

>>1767106
10/10 would let lay eggs inside of me

>>1766773

/roll

Minotaur actions
> Develop: Minotaurs need lots of food. We gather nearby fruits, berries, anything edible and easy to forage.
>Develop: Minotaurs develop ways to make weapons to hunt easy prey with.
> We cut wood down with our basic wooden tools.
> Use wood to build shelters alongside rivers.

>>1767356
dice+1d20

>>1767127
You can submit a tribe if you read through the post and pick a race. It has been a busy day so I haven't had a chance to respond yet

Rolled 11 (1d20)

>>1767361

>>1767366
op what kind of dice we rolling?

>>1767375
1d20

>>1767386
>>1767369
>>1767356

Cool just checking.

>>1766896
Elves TURN 1 (roll 15)
> The Elves go foraging in the woods (+2 roll) and come out very well. They find new sources of foods. [+Agriculture: Foragers (forest)/ +Resources: Honey, Button Mushrooms, Wild Garlic, Wild Ginger, Wild Elder Berry, Wild Potato]
> The elves make simple clothes from the deceased animals they find while foraging (+2 roll). They have great luck finding hides, But without any way to keep the hides together, making clothing is hard. [+Resources: Hide Loincloths, Hide Feet Wraps]
> The Elves learn how to make basic spears by tying sharp rocks to long wooden staffs. [+Technology: Stone Spears]
> The Elves learn how to make rope by weaving forest vines together. [+Technology: Rope (Vines)]

You can only learn 2 things a turn. I left off netting, but gave you loincloths since it was a minimal discovery and your roll was so high.

>>1765137
Serpentfolk TURN 1 (roll 13)
> The serpentfolk set off exploring thier surroundings. They find the area to be a desolate swamp. The only nearby creatures seem to be insects, fish, reptiles, amphibians and some birds. For herbivores, the edible plants of the area include cattail tubers and reed grass. [+Resources: blue tailed skink, leopard frog, brown anole, cricket, cattail tubers, reed grass]
> The Serpentfolk form an absolute monarchy (You can name your leader). [+Political Structure: Absolute Monarchy]
> The Serpentfolk build an elevated platform using dirt on thier island. [+Technology: Basic Terraforming (Swamp)]
> The Serpentfolk have access to basic wooden tools, but found that tying a slab of thin slate to a wooden staff made a good way to shovel dirt. [+Technology: Slate Shovels]

>>1767356
Minotaur TURN 1 (roll 11)
> The Minotaurs search for anything edible and easy to forage for on the flood plains nearby. [+Resources: Wild Rice, Wild Soybeans, Wild Millet, Wild Amaranth]
> The Minotaurs discover that larger branches make great weapons to hunt easy prey with. [+Technology: Wooden Club]
> The Minotaurs collect branches, but have trouble cutting wood down with thier basic wooden tools. [+Resources: Kindling, Branches]
> The Minotaurs use branches to build shelters alongside the rivers. [+Architecture: Wigwam/ -Resources: Kindling, Branches]

>>1766843
Humans TURN 1 (roll 12)
>The humans explore the local area which is a transition from swamp to forest. It is a unique area with a diverse ecosystem. [+Resources: cattail tubers, reed grass, wild potato]
> The humans gather leaves and grass and begin building grass huts. [+Architecture: Basic Grass Hut]
> The humans begin research into Farming (+2 roll). The humans see various stages of plants and realize that it may be possible to grow them in favorable locations. The humans plant rows of potatoes in the ground to see what happens. [+Agriculture: Farming (Potato)]
> The humans elect a Chief (you can pick your leaders name). [Political Structure: Chiefdom]

>>1766924
Arachne TURN 1 (roll 8)
> The Arachnes attempt to build wooden structures in the forest to house thier young, weary, and possessions, but don't have the best of luck. The Arachnes pile branches to make small dens that are functional, but not the most comfortable. [+Architecture: Bramble Den]
> The Arachnes develop spears by fastening sharp rocks to wooden staffs with vines. [+Technology: Stone Spears]
> The Arachnes scout the surrounding areas (+2 roll) for anything of interest. The area is a quiet enclave in the forest. Insects, rodents and birds are prevelant in the area and easy to catch in their webs. [+Resources: cricket, common mouse, finch, dove]
> The Arachnes look for and collect any "toys" that might be foolishly wandering around the forest at night (+2 roll). They do not have the best of luck, but do find some things. [+Resources: fruit bat, possum, racoon, badger]

Only one roll per turn.

>>1766863
Hobogoblins TURN 1 (roll 5)
> The Hobgoblins are a violent and warlike race, built on public dominance and perceptions of strength. Leaders of the various clans, attempting to secure sole control over the Hobgoblin race, fight amongst one another. (you can pick leader names). [Political Structure: Anarchy]
> The Hobogoblins see the grasses around them and think that being able to grow these in desireable locations would be beneficial, but do not have the best luck. The Hobogoblins are unable to figure out which parts of the plants will grow, and when planting whole grasses, find that they die off quickly. [Resources: Wild Millet, Wild Wheat].
> A decent portion of hobgoblins move west, away from the power struggles, to settle new lands, but do not have the best of luck. It turns out to be harder then the group thought to survive off the land. With the split of the nation and unrest of the area, the population has started to decrease. [+Population: 30-1, 70-1/ Overall Hapiness: Unrest]
> The Hobogoblins attempt to develop a system of writing and formal alphabet to better communicate, but it turns out to be harder to agree on a universal language then the warring tribes thought. However, the Hobogoblins did begin to develop a language system. [+Language: Basic Gesturing, Basic Body Language & Facial Expressions]

>>1767093
Dwarves TURN 1 (roll 4)
> The dwarves see the stones around them and figure that they could be of use. They begin to research mining (+2 roll), but find wooden tools to be very inefficient. [+Resources: Sandstone Rocks]
> The dwarves begin making primitive tools by tying a rock the end of a strong stick with roots. [+Technology: Stone Hammer].
> The dwarves explore the local mountains for wildlife and forageable food resources (+2 roll). The dwarves see small mammals, goats and birds, but are unable to catch any of them. The dwarves find that the pine is edible. [+Resources: Pine Nuts, Pine Needles, Pine Bark]
> The dwarves begin building shelter out of the sandstone they had gathered, but found it ineffective for roofing. [+Architecture: Sandstone Walls/ -Resources: Sandstone Rocks]

Try to be more descriptive in what you are doing.

>>1766363
Vampires TURN 1 (roll 11)
Split Population [+Population: 90/10]
> The Vampires attempt to hunt animals at night and have decent success. [+Resources: fox, racoon, possum]
> The humans attempt to turn animals into clothes, but do not have much hide or a way to hold it together. [Resources: Hide Loincloth]
> The smartest of the tribe attempts to start a fire. They don't have many tools to work with, but find a way that works occasionally. [+Technology: Wood Fire Plough]

You do not decide who breeds in this quest. You can make laws to force breeding or you can try and encourage it with other actions.

Rolled 2 (1d20)

>>1767690
Population: 100
Overall Hapiness: Neutral
Political Structure: None
Language: None
Technology: Basic Wood, stone spears, ropes (vines)
Agriculture: Foragers
Magic: None
Racial Trait: Forest Survival (+2 rolls in forest)
Racial Trait: Magic Affinity (+2 rolls to cast spells)

1. With these new tools that can no doubt pierce flesh, hunt animals in the forest for meat.
2. Form a council of seven Elves. They shall be made up of the wisest and oldest among the tribe and direct tribal affairs deemed necessary.
3. Develop a standard speaking language among the Elven people so that all may understand each other. (Call it Tunan)
4. I have spears, basic wood and rope, may as well research bows and arrows.

Elves
Color: Blue
Population: 100
Overall Hapiness: Neutral
Political Structure: None
Language: None
Technology: Basic Wood, Stone Spears, Rope (Vines)
Architecture: None
Agriculture: Foragers (+forest)
Economy: None
Magic: None
Resources: Honey, Button Mushrooms, Wild Garlic, Wild Ginger, Wild Elder Berry, Wild Potato, Hide Loincloths, Hide Feet Wraps
Racial Trait: Forest Survival (+2 rolls related to forest)
Racial Trait: Magic Affinity (+2 rolls to cast spells)

Serpentfolk
Color: Red
Population: 100
Overall Hapiness: Neutral
Political Structure: Absolute Monarchy
Language: None
Technology: Basic Wood, Slate Shovels, Basic Terraforming (Swamp)
Architecture: None
Agriculture: Foragers
Economy: None
Magic: None
Resources: blue tailed skink, leopard frog, brown anole, cricket, cattail tubers, reed grass
Racial Trait: Poison and Disease Immunity
Racial Trait: Swamp Craft (+2 rolls to craft diseases and poisons)

Minotaur
Color: Pink
Population: 100
Overall Hapiness: Neutral
Political Structure: None
Language: None
Technology: Basic Wood, Wooden Club
Architecture: Wigwam
Agriculture: Foragers
Economy: None
Magic: None
Resources: Wild Rice, Wild Soybeans, Wild Millet, Wild Amaranth
Racial Trait: Magic Reisitance (+2 on rolls against magic)
Racial Trait: Strong Defense (+2 on rolls on defensive actions)

Humans
Color: Orange
Population: 100
Overall Hapiness: Neutral
Political Structure: Chiefdom
Language: None
Technology: Basic Wood
Architecture: Basic Grass Hut
Agriculture: Foragers, Farming (Potato)
Economy: None
Magic: None
Resources: cattail tubers, reed grass, wild potato
Racial Trait: Inovative (+2 Technology rolls)
Racial Trait: Explorers (+2 on expansion rolls)

Arachne
Color: Teal
Population: 101+1
Overall Hapiness: Neutral
Political Structure: None
Language: None
Technology: Basic Wood, Stone Spears
Architecture: Bramble Den
Agriculture: Foragers
Economy: None
Magic: None
Resources: cricket, common mouse, finch, dove, fruit bat, possum, racoon, badger
Racial Trait: Breeders (+1 pop growth)
Racial Trait: Stealth (+2 on ambush and scout rolls)

Hobogoblins
Color: Gray
Population: 70-1/30-1
Overall Hapiness: Unrest
Political Structure: Anarchy
Language: Basic Gesturing, Basic Body Language & Facial Expressions
Technology: Basic Wood
Architecture: None
Agriculture: Foragers
Economy: None
Magic: None
Resources: Wild Millet, Wild Wheat
Racial Trait: Militant (+2 on war rolls)
Racial Trait: Slavers (+2 on rolls to coerce or enslave)

Dwarves
Color: Yellow
Population: 100
Overall Hapiness: Neutral
Political Structure: None
Language: None
Technology: Basic Wood, Stone Hammer
Architecture: Sandstone Walls
Agriculture: Foragers
Economy: None
Magic: None
Resources: Pine Nuts, Pine Needles, Pine Bark
Racial Trait: Mountain Survival (+2 rolls related to mountains)
Racial Trait: Dwarven Greed (+2 on economy rolls)

Vampires
Color: Black
Population: 90/10
Overall Hapiness: Neutral
Political Structure: None
Language: None
Technology: Basic Wood, Wood Fire Plough
Architecture: None
Agriculture: Foragers
Economy: None
Magic: None
Resources: fox, racoon, possum, hide loincloth
Racial Trait: Tyrannical (+2 on rolls against revolts)
Racial Trait: Persuasive (+2 on diplomacy rolls)

Rolled 8 (1d20)

> Dig a snakepit for breeding
> Dig a pit to safeguard and incubate eggs
> Sharpen some slate shovels to be spears, which we arm our soldiers with
> March a party armed with spears west and settle some near the forest, to be excavated later

>>1768650
Have our leader named Basil the Snake Queen

Rolled 20 (1d20)

>>1768176
Arachne
Color: Teal
Population: 101+1
Overall Hapiness: Neutral
Political Structure: None
Language: None
Technology: Basic Wood, Stone Spears
Architecture: Bramble Den
Agriculture: Foragers
Economy: None
Magic: None
Resources: cricket, common mouse, finch, dove, fruit bat, possum, raccoon, badger
Racial Trait: Breeders (+1 pop growth)
Racial Trait: Stealth (+2 on ambush and scout rolls)

1. Improve our dens by digging out the ground under them to make their interiors larger and by covering the rooves with vegetation to make them more difficult to spot.
2. Develop more complex traps to catch craftier prey, such as by using a strand of Arachne silk as a tripwire.
3. Establish armed sentries to keep watch over dens containing young arachne and unhatched eggs, protecting them from being stolen and/or eaten.
4. Send scouts to verify the regions surrounding the forest, and whether or not they are inhabited.

Rolled 19 (1d20)

>>1768401
>Search the local area
>The vampires organise a fighting tournament where the most badass vampire gets to lead the tribe
>The tribe gathers plants
>The smart ones try making stone tools

Boy, I clearly misunderstood the baseline level of tech if I needed to research how to communicate like a sapient creature. Do we have exactly 100 people or is the pop number abstract?

Rolled 4 (1d20)

>>1768529

Minotaur
> develop: find a way to farm wild rice near river
> Use wooden clubs to hunt nearby prey. Preferably prey in the woods nearby.
> Research: Try to make better tools than the ones we currently have.
> develop: with recently made tools hopefully, we try to develop a way to travel up and down the rive.

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>>1768836
Leader is Vlad the Implyer who turns out to be pretty badass, the people fear and respect him calling him Dracula

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Joining with Sea Elves, located at the blue X.

>>1769082
>Develop: Fishing nets to gather food
>Scout the area around us for resources and food
>Establish a High Captain to act as our leader (meritocracy)
>Build basic shelters to keep our people safe and not exposed to the elements.

>>1768864
It is exactly a hundred. As old people die, new people are born. However you can still take loses from disease or disaster. If more people die then are born you get a negative modofier. If more people are born then die you get a positive modifier.

Rolled 5 (1d6)

>>1768500
Elves TURN 2 (roll 2)
> With these new tools that can no doubt pierce flesh, the elves decide to hunt animals in the forest (+2 roll). The elves find the spears to work quite well on boar, but encounter a new creature that they were not ready for, The Dire Boar. [+Resources: boar/+Population: *wounded]
2. The elves form a council of seven Elves. They shall be made up of the wisest and oldest among the tribe and direct tribal affairs deemed necessary. [+Political Structure: Oligarchy]
> The elves attempt to develop a standard speaking language among the Elven people so that all may understand each other, but have minimal luck. [Language: Basic Gesturing]
> The elves attempt to research a way to attack from a distance, but have trouble with their roles elasticity. They do develop something though. [+Technology: Wooden Spear Thrower]

>>1769387
Wounded Population: 5
[+Population 95 (*5)]

>>1768650
Serpentfolk TURN 2 (roll 8)
> The Serpentfolk dig a snakepit for breeding. [+Architecture: Breeding Pit]
> The Serpentfolk dig a pit to safeguard and incubate eggs. [+Architecture: Egg Incubation Pit]
> The lizardfolk sharpen some slate shovels into spears, which are given to some villagers. [+Resources: Slate Spears]
> The lizardfolk send a small group of villagers armed with spears west to settle near the forest. This proves harder then expected and this new settlement is too concerned with survival to breed. [+Population: 85/15-1]

>>1769393
[+Heroes: Basil the Snake Queen]

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Rolled 5 (1d6)

>>1768868
Minotaur TURN 2 (roll 4)
> The minotaur attempt to plant wild rice near the river for convenience, but have trouble figuring out what part of the plant grows. The crops they plant die quickly.
> The minotaur use wooden clubs to hunt prey in the woods nearby. They have success with small mammals, but encounter a creature that they could not handle, the Triceratop. [+Resources: rabbit, common mouse/ +Population: *wounded]
> The Minotaurs try to make a tool for traversing the river. They find that flattening the end of their clubs makes the water move against it [+Technology: Wooden Oar]
> The Minotaurs try to develop a way to travel up and down the river and find that wood floats, but have trouble doing anything with it (besides hold on) without a way to reliably harvest it or hold it together. [+Technology: Wooden Floats]

>>1769450
Wounded Population: 5
[+Population 95 (*5)]

Humans
Color: Orange
Population: 100
Overall Hapiness: Neutral
Political Structure: Chiefdom (Chief Yuslev)
Language: None
Technology: Basic Wood
Architecture: Basic Grass Hut
Agriculture: Foragers, Farming (Potato)
Economy: None
Magic: None
Resources: cattail tubers, reed grass, wild potato
Racial Trait: Inovative (+2 Technology rolls)
Racial Trait: Explorers (+2 on expansion rolls)

>Continue research into farming
>Develop tools for farming
>Encourage couples to have as many children as possible
>Forage for food and try to discover the local wild life

Rolled 14 (1d20)

>>1769475
I forgot to roll...

>>1768772
Arachne TURN 2 (roll 20)
> The Arachne decide to improve their bramble dens by digging out the ground under them to make their interiors larger and by covering the rooves with vegetation to make them more difficult to spot. This worked very well. [+Technology: Bramble Den (excellent camouflage), Large Bramble Den (excellent camouflage)]
> The Arachnes develop more complex traps to catch craftier prey, such as by using a strand of Arachne silk as a tripwire. This technology worked better then the Arachnes planned (+2 roll). In addition to animals, the Arachne found gnomes in some of their traps. This technology also allows the Archnes to catch creatures alive. [+Technology: Silk Traps/+Resources: creatures (live), fox, boar, deer, gnome]
> The Arachnes station armed sentries to keep watch over dens containing young arachne and unhatched eggs, protecting them from being stolen and/or eaten. [+Technology: Large Incubation Den (excellent camouflage, guarded)
> The Arachne send scouts (+2 roll) to verify the regions surrounding the forest, and whether or not they are inhabited. They have great luck. Undetected, the Arachne find a gnomish settlement on the edge of the mountains to the north east. From their Intel, they assume their to be about a thirty gnomes. The gnomes live in little mud huts and forage for food. They appear to not have weapons.

>>1769475
Humans TURN 2 (roll 14)
> The humans continue research into farming and find that cattail tubers can be planted the same way as potatos. While planting, they find Wild Ginger, also plantable at the root. [+Agriculture: Farming (cattail tubers, ginger)/+Resources: Wild Ginger]
> The humans attempt to develop tools (+2 roll) for farming and find that flattening one end of a wooden staff makes it easier to turn over and move dirt. [+Technology: Wooden Hoe]
>The humans attempt to forage for food and try to discover the local wild life. They see lots of small mammals, amphibians, reptiles and birds and a few foragable plants. [+Resources: cricket, brown anole, common toad, wild garlic]

You dont decide breeding in this quest. To encourage children you have to make your people happy and give them accomadations for child birth and children. Or you can force them to breed.

>>1768836
Vampires TURN 2 (roll 19)
> The vampires search the local area and have great success. The area is a high wetland that has a diverse ecosystem. The tribe finds small mammals, amphibians, reptiles and birds. The tribe also finds a recently deceased Unicorn. [+Resources: blue tailed skink, leopard frog, brown anole, cricket, unicorn blood, unicorn hide, unicorn horn]
> The vampires organize a fighting tournament where the strongest vampire gets to lead the tribe. [+Political Structure: Chiefdom/ +Heroes: Vlad the Impaler "Dracula"]
> The tribe gathers local plants and has great success. [+Resources: truffle, wild leek, wild onion, cattail tubers, reed grass, pickerel weed, wild blackberry, wild elder berry]
> The tribe discovers that tying a sharp stone to a wooden stick makes a great cutting tool [+Technology: Stone Axe]

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Map Update:
Dwarves - Yellow
Sea Elves - Purple

>>1769115
You have to roll d20 every turn

>>1769082
Sea Elves
Color: Purple
Population: 100
Overall Hapiness: Neutral
Political Structure: None
Language: None
Technology: Basic Wood
Architecture: None
Agriculture: Foragers
Economy: None
Magic: None
Resources: None
Units: Villagers
Heroes: None
Racial Trait: Coastal Affinity (+2 rolls related to the ocean)
Racial Trait: Natural Healers (+2 on rolls to craft medicine and heal wounds)

TURN 2 waiting on:
Hobogoblins
Dwarves
Sea Elves (roll)

Rolled 11 (1d20)

> discover fire
> discover poisonmaking from skinks and frogs, placing them in wood bowls
> start hunting and cooking what we hunt in the forest for the forest people.
> continue scouting west with poison tipped spears

Rolled 13 (1d20)

>>1769450

Minotaur turn 3
>Develop: Separate the tribe into 3 careers (hunters, gatherers, thinkers)
>Develop: Pick the smartest and wisest minotaur from the thinkers, to make chief.
> Research: Thinkers need to find a way to heal the tribe. They try to find plants that have healing properties.
> Research: The Gathering Minotaurs continue to find a way to farm the wild rice. It's a very trial and error process, but minotaurs will never give up!

Rolled 20 (1d20)

Elves
Color: Blue
Population: 95 (5 wounded)
Overall Hapiness: Neutral
Political Structure: Oligarchy
Language: Basic Gesturing
Technology: Basic Wood, Stone Spears, Rope (Vines), Wooden Spear Thrower
Architecture: None
Agriculture: Foragers (+forest)
Economy: None
Magic: None
Resources: Honey, Button Mushrooms, Wild Garlic, Wild Ginger, Wild Elder Berry, Wild Potato, Hide Loincloths, Hide Feet Wraps, boar
Racial Trait: Magic Affinity (+2 rolls to cast spells)
Racial Trait: Magic Affinity (+2 rolls to cast spells)

1. Build mud huts for shelter
2. Develop a spoken language (again)
3. Construct a small shrine dedicated to the sun, the great being in the sky who watches over us and gives us strength to endure
4. Learn more about the various plants that grow in the forest, such as if they can used to heal people

Rolled 11 (1d20)

>>1769521
T3
>The blood scouts are organised from the vampires who failed in the tournament, their first task is to track down whatever killed the unicorn.
>A research team is organised from the smartest members, they are to research a numerical system and are promised the best food for hard work.
>A few of the researchers are focused on a different task, making a thin needle from rocks and thread from plants/animal hair.
>Many of the rest go on a scouting expedition north spearheaded by Vlad.

discord to communicate

https://discord.gg/yxn73r

There will be a global event at the end of turn 3.

Rolled 7 (1d20)

>>1769647

Rolled 10 (1d20)

>>1769530
I knew I forgot something

>>1769673
Sea Elves TURN 2 (roll 10)
> The Sea Elves attempt to weave together fronds to make nets, but don't have the best luck catching (+2 rolls) with the materials available. [+Technology: Frond Net/+Resources: Sand Crab, Oyster, Blue Crab]
> The Sea Elves scout the area around the for resources and food (+2 rolls). The area is coastal with a lot of sea life and birds. [+Resources: Sea Grapes, Seaweed, Sea Lettuce]
> The Sea Elves establish a High Captain to act as thier leader [+Political Structure: Meritocracy/ +Heroes: High Captain Naevys]
> The Sea Elves build basic shelters with the materials available to them. [+Architecture: Frond Leanto]

Rolled 10 (1d20)

Arachne
Color: Teal
Population: 102+1
Overall Hapiness: Neutral
Political Structure: None
Language: None
Technology: Basic Wood, Stone Spears, Silk Traps
Architecture: Bramble Den, Bramble Den (excellent camouflage), Large Bramble Den (excellent camouflage), Large Incubation Den (excellent camouflage, guarded)
Agriculture: Foragers
Economy: None
Magic: None
Resources: cricket, common mouse, finch, dove, fruit bat, possum, raccoon, badger, creatures (live), fox, boar, deer, gnome
Racial Trait: Breeders (+1 pop growth)
Racial Trait: Stealth (+2 on ambush and scout rolls)

1. Make a large den where new slaves will be thoroughly used until they no longer resist.
2. Weave bags out of silk, and use them to collect some local herbs and fruits.
3. Establish a social hierarchy where an Arachne's status is decided by the number of eggs she has, with men and the infertile being at the bottom.
4. Ambush the Gnomish settlement with superior numbers and weaponry. Kill any warriors or leaders, but capture the rest.

Will probably start turn 3 shortly. If the dwarves or hobogoblins show up, they can still take thier turn 2.

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dice+1d20
> Giant race
(Black dot in middle of the open area) can change colour
> Build bonfire
>scout local area, studying wildlife
> attempt at foraging
>attempt to construct a chiefdom (led by chief or whatever y'know) by trials of combat

Rolled 7 (1d20)

>>1770151

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>>1770151
Giants
Color: Brown
Population: 100
Overall Happiness: Neutral
Political Structure: None
Language: None
Technology: Basic Wood
Architecture: None
Agriculture: Foragers (Grassland)
Economy: None
Magic: None
Units: Villagers
Heroes: None
Resources: None
Temporary Resources: None
Racial Trait: Nomadic (Giants do not receive a penalty to population or happiness when expanding or relocating)
Racial Trait: Powerful Combatants (+2 on aggressive attack rolls)

Rolled 17 (1d20)

Develop: Use kelp fibers and strands to make rope.
>Use rope and fibers to improve our nets for fishing.
>Scout inland for more resources.
>Use rope to improve our shelters with sturdier wood tied together.

>>1770151
Giants TURN 2 (roll 7)
> The giants attempt to build a bonfire, but don't have great luck. The area doesn't have too many trees and they are not able to get a fire to start.
> The giants scout out the local area, studying the wildlife. They encounter many small mammals and birds. The area is a vast grassland.
> The Giants attempt to forage, but have minimal luck [+Resources: Wild Wheat, Wild Millet]
> The Giants construct a chiefdom decided by trials of combat. [+Political Structure: Chiefdom/ +Heroes: Golur]

>>1770286
Ill do my 3rd turn while I got the time, just post when you are ready.
> head south until we meet forest
> due to immense size and strength attempt to make bludgeoning tool
> attempt to set up camp
> research to make fire with surrounding forest

Tell me if I'm doing stuff too quick Its my first time.

>>1770297
Forgot to roll whoops

Rolled 8 (1d20)

>>1770300

Rolled 16 (1d20)

Humans
T3

>Develop weapons to chop down trees
>Begin research into creating fire
>Continue foraging in the local area
>Begin scouting the larger area

TURN 3 Start:

Elves
Color: Blue
Population: 95 (5 Wounded)
Overall Happiness: Neutral
Political Structure: Oligarchy
Language: Basic Gesturing
Technology: Stone Spears, Wooden Spear Thrower, Vine Rope
Architecture: None
Agriculture: Foragers (forest), Hunters (forest)
Economy: None
Magic: None
Units: None
Heroes: None
Resources: Honey, Button Mushrooms, Wild Garlic, Wild Ginger, Wild Elder Berry, Wild Potato, Boar, Hide Loincloth, Hide Feet Wraps
Temporary Resources: None
Racial Trait: Forest Survival (+2 on rolls related to forest)
Racial Trait: Magic Affinity (+2 on rolls to cast spells)

Serpentfolk
Color: Red
Population: 85/15-1
Overall Happiness: Neutral
Political Structure: Absolute Monarchy
Language: None
Technology: Slate Shovels, Slate Spears, Basic Terraforming (Swamp)
Architecture: Breeding Pit, Incubation Pit
Agriculture: Foragers (Swamp)
Economy: None
Magic: None
Units: None
Heroes: Basil the Snake Queen
Resources: Blue Tailed Skink, Leopard Frog, Brown Anole, Cricket, Cattail Tubers, Reed Grass
Temporary Resources: None
Racial Trait: Poison and Disease Immunity
Racial Trait: Swamp Craft (+2 rolls to craft diseases and poisons)

Minotaur
Color: Pink
Population: 95 (5 Wounded)
Overall Happiness: Neutral
Political Structure: None
Language: None
Technology: Wooden Club, Wooden Oar
Architecture: Wigwam
Agriculture: Foragers (flood plain), Hunters (forest)
Economy: None
Magic: None
Units: None
Heroes: None
Resources: Wild Rice, Wild Soybeans, Wild Millet, Wild Amaranth, Rabbit, Common Mouse
Temporary Resources: None
Racial Trait: Magic Resistance (+2 on rolls against magic)
Racial Trait: Strong Defense (+2 on rolls on defensive actions)

Humans
Color: Orange
Population: 100
Overall Happiness: Neutral
Political Structure: Chiefdom
Language: None
Technology: Wooden Hoe
Architecture: Basic Grass Hut
Agriculture: Foragers (forest, swamp), Farming (Potato, Cattail Tubers, Ginger)
Economy: None
Magic: None
Units: None
Heroes: None
Resources: Cricket, Brown Anole, Common Toad, Wild Garlic, Cattail Tubers, Reed Grass, Wild Potato, Wild Ginger
Temporary Resources: None
Racial Trait: Innovative (+2 on technology rolls)
Racial Trait: Explorers (+2 on expansion rolls)

Arachne
Color: Teal
Population: 102+1
Overall Happiness: Neutral
Political Structure: None
Language: None
Technology: Stone Spears, Silk Traps
Architecture: Bramble Den (excellent camouflage), Large Bramble Den (excellent camouflage), Large Incubation Den (excellent camouflage, guarded)
Agriculture: Foragers (forest), Hunters (forest), Trappers (forest)
Economy: None
Magic: None
Units: None
Heroes: None
Resources: Creatures (living), Cricket, Common Mouse, Finch, Dove, Fruit Bat, Possum, Raccoon, Badger, Fox, Boar, Deer, Gnome
Temporary Resources: None
Racial Trait: Breeders (+1 pop growth)
Racial Trait: Stealth (+2 on ambush and scout rolls)

>>1770428
Hobogoblins
Color: Gray
Population: 70-1/30-1
Overall Happiness: Unrest
Political Structure: Anarchy
Language: Basic Gesturing, Basic Body Language & Facial Expressions
Technology: Basic Wood
Architecture: None
Agriculture: Foragers (foothills)
Economy: None
Magic: None
Units: None
Heroes: None
Resources: Wild Millet, Wild Wheat
Temporary Resources: None
Racial Trait: Militant (+2 on war rolls)
Racial Trait: Slavers (+2 on rolls to coerce or enslave)

Dwarves
Color: Yellow
Population: 100
Overall Happiness: Neutral
Political Structure: None
Language: None
Technology: Stone Hammer
Architecture: Sandstone Walls
Agriculture: Foragers (mountains)
Economy: None
Magic: None
Units: None
Heroes: None
Resources: Pine Nuts, Pine Needles, Pine Bark
Temporary Resources: None
Racial Trait: Mountain Survival (+2 rolls related to mountains)
Racial Trait: Dwarven Greed (+2 on economy rolls)

Vampires
Color: Black
Population: 90/10
Overall Happiness: Neutral
Political Structure: Chiefdom
Language: None
Technology: Wood Fire Plough, Stone Axe
Architecture: None
Agriculture: Foragers (wetlands), Hunters (wetlands)
Economy: None
Magic: None
Units: None
Heroes: Vlad the Impaler "Dracula"
Resources: Truffle, Wild Leek, Wild Onion, Cattail Tubers, Reed Grass, Pickerel Weed, Wild Blackberry, Wild Elder Berry, Blue Tailed Skink, Leopard Frog, Brown Anole, Cricket, Fox, Raccoon, Possum, Hide Loincloth
Temporary Resources: Unicorn Blood, Unicorn Hide, Unicorn Horn
Racial Trait: Tyrannical (+2 on rolls against revolts)
Racial Trait: Persuasive (+2 on diplomacy rolls)

Sea Elves
Color: Purple
Population: 100
Overall Happiness: Neutral
Political Structure: Meritocracy
Language: None
Technology: Frond Net
Architecture: Frond Leanto
Agriculture: Foragers (coast)
Economy: None
Magic: None
Units: Villagers
Heroes: None
Resources: Sea Grapes, Seaweed, Sea Lettuce, Sand Crab, Oyster, Blue Crab
Temporary Resources: None
Racial Trait: Coastal Affinity (+2 rolls related to the ocean)
Racial Trait: Natural Healers (+2 on rolls to craft medicine and heal wounds)

Giants
Color: Brown
Population: 100
Overall Happiness: Neutral
Political Structure: Chiefdom
Language: None
Technology: Basic Wood
Architecture: None
Agriculture: Foragers (Grassland)
Economy: None
Magic: None
Units: Villagers
Heroes: Golur
Resources: Wild Wheat, Wild Millet
Temporary Resources: None
Racial Trait: Nomadic (Giants do not receive a penalty to population or happiness when expanding or relocating)
Racial Trait: Powerful Combatants (+2 on aggressive attack rolls)

>>1770436
Just use my third roll and actions I posted it in advantage

>>1770428
>>1769575

>>1770428
Here's my roll and actions >>1769598

>>1770436
>>1770202

>>1769598
Elves TURN 3 (Roll 20)
> The Elves build mud huts for shelter which turn out exceptionally well. [+Architecture: Mud Hut (excellent durability)]
> The Elves attempt at a spoken language again and this time do very well. The language is so well established, that it could probably become a written language with minimal effort [+Language: Tunan (Oral)]
> The Elves construct a small shrine dedicated to the sun, the great being in the sky who watches over them and gives them strength to endure. [+Architecture: Mud Shrine/ +Religion: Animism (Sun)]
> The elves attempt to learn more about the various plants that grow in the forest, such as if they can used to heal people with great success. They successfully heal thier wounded. [+Technology: Natural Medicine (excellent)/ +Population: 100/ +Resources: Natural Medicine (excellent), Echinacea, Chamomile]

There will be a global event at the end of this turn.

>>1769561
Serpentfolk TURN 3 (roll 11)
> The Serpentfolk attempt to start a fire with two sticks and succeed. [+Technology: Wood Fire Plough]
> The Serpentfolk start to discover poisonmaking (+2 roll) from grinding up various skinks and frogs. [+Technology: Poison (weak)/ +Resources: Poison Dart Frog]
> The Serpentfolk attempt to hunt in the forest and cook what they eat. They don't find many animals, but succeed in grilling on slate slabs. This provides some comfort to the forest settlers and with some permenant shelter may stop thier population decline. [+Technology: Slate Grilling/ +Agriculture: Hunting (forest)/ +Resources: Skunk]
> The Serpentfolk continue scouting west with poison tipped spears. They are deep in the forest now and find new plants and animals. [+Resources: Common Mouse, Fox, Wild Garlic]

There will be a global event at the end of this turn.

Rolled 5 (1d6)

>>1769575
Minotaur TURN 3 (roll 13)
> The minotaurs separate the tribe into 3 ocupations making them more efficient. [+Units: Hunters, Gatherers, Thinkers]
> The Minotaurs pick the smartest and wisest from the thinkers, to make chief (you can pick his name). [+Political Structure: Chiefdom/ +Heroes]
> The thinkers attempt to find a way to heal the tribe. They try to find plants that have healing properties. They have decent success. [-Population: *wounded/ +Technology: Natural Medicine (weak)/ +Resources: Natural Medicine (weak)]
> The Gathering Minotaurs continue to find a way to farm the wild rice. It's a very trial and error process, but the minotaurs never give up. They discover that keeping the seeds wet before planting and then keeping them submerged in water seems to do the trick. [+Agriculture: Farming (rice)]

There will be a global event at the end of this turn.

>>1770636
+Population: 100

>>1770425
Humans TURN 3 (roll 16)
> The humans attempt to make a tool (+2 roll) to chop down trees. They attach a sharp stone to a stick using roots. While doing this, they figure out that weaving these roots together make useful rope. [+Technology: Stone Axe, Rope (root)]
> The humans research (+2 roll) how to create fire. Using a stick and roots, they figure out a reliable method. [+Technology: Fire Bow Drill]
> The Humans continue foraging in the local area with good luck. [+Resources: Honey, Morel, Wild Strawberry, Wild Watermelon]
> The humans begin to scout the larger area. In the woods to thier east, they come across a small group of Serpentfolk with stone spears. They do not spot the human scouts.

There will be a global event at the end of this turn.

Rolled 5, 6, 6, 6 = 23 (4d6)

>>1770011
Arachne TURN 3 (roll 10)
> The Arachne make a large den where new slaves will be thoroughly used until they no longer resist. [+Architecture: Large Slave Den (excellent camouflage)/ +Agriculture: Slavers (Gnome)]
> The Arachne weave bags out of silk, but do not find any nearby herbs or fruit. [+Technology: Bag (spider silk)
> The Arachne establish a social hierarchy where an Arachne's status is decided by the number of eggs she has, with men and the infertile being at the bottom. This increases the nation's breeding at the cost of creating unrest. [+Political Structure: Class System/ +Population: +1/ +Overall Happiness: Unrest (male oppression, class system)]
> The Arachne attempt to ambush (+2 roll) the Gnomish settlement with superior numbers and weaponry. The Gnomes are defenseless, but some escape capture. [+Temporary Resources: Gnome/ -Resources: Gnome]

There will be a global event at the end of this turn.

>>1770953
+Temporary Resources: Gnome (23)

>>1769621
Vampires TURN 3 (roll 11)
> The tribe names blood scouts which are organised from the vampires who failed in the tournament, Their first task is to track down whatever killed the unicorn. After inspection, they cant figure out what killed the creature and assume natural causes. [+Units: Blood Scouts]
> A research team is organised from the smartest members, they begin researching a numerical system and have decent success [+Technology: Arithmetic (poor)]
> A few of the researchers are focused on a different task, making a needle and thread. They are only able to make crude stone needles and string from dried and twisted animal hide. The result isn't pretty, but it functions ok. [+Technology: Stone Needle (crude), String (animal hide)]
> Most of the rest go on a scouting expedition north spearheaded by Vlad. This group is too concerned with survival to breed. [+Population: (40/9)/(50-1/1)

There will be a global event at the end of this turn.

I will finish turn 3 in the morning. Dwarves and Hobogoblins feel free to submit both turn 2 and 3 before then. If you do not submit before turn 3 ends you will have to pick up with those turns lossed. Also, we habe a discord.

>>1770202
Sea Elves TURN 3 (roll 17)
> The Sea Elves use kelp fibers and strands to make rope. It works really well. [+Technology: Rope (excellent kelp)/ +Resources: Kelp]
> The Sea Elves use rope to improve thier nets for fishing. It has great success for small fish (+2 roll). [+Technology: Net (excellent kelp)/ +Resources: Shrimp, Sardines, Goldfish, Goatfish, Clownfish, Surgeonfish, Triggerfish, Angelfish]
> The Sea Elves scout inland for more resources and find a mediterranean coastline full of small mammals and birds. [+Resources: Wild Grapes, Wild Olives, Wild Mustard, Wild Wheat, Wild Figs]
> The Sea Elves use rope to improve thier shelters with sturdier wood tied together. The results turn out really well. [+Architecture: Frond Hut]

There will be a global event at the end of this turn.

>>1770297
Giants TURN 3 (roll 8)
> The giants head south looking for trees. They eventually find a small pocket of trees on the grassland, but it is no forest.
> Due to the immense size and strength of the giants, they attempt to make bludgeoning tools. They are able to make crude clubs from dead logs and debris. [+Technology: Wooden Club]
> The giants attempt to set up camp, but are only able to make grass huts using the materials available to them. [+Architecture: Grass Hut]
> The Giants attempt to start a fire with sticks and although not reliable are able to start it occasionally. They gather kindling, branches and dead trees to make a bonfire. [+Technology: Fire Hand Drill/ +Architecture: Bonfire]

There will be a global event at the end of this turn.

Rolled 1, 5, 2, 1, 1, 6, 2, 1, 1, 3, 2, 1 = 26 (12d6)

TURN 3 Global Event: Severe Weather

> Hurricane force winds come out of nowhere as clouds block out the sun. Torrential downpours flood the land. Lightning shatters trees and thunder shakes the earth. A terrible storm has come.

Elves
> The Elves Mud Huts stand up against the storm well. Their people are well protected and the minimal repairs are taken care of.

Serpentfolk
> Without shelter, the Serpentfolk run for cover from the rain. Hiding behind trees and rocks, debris flys through the air. Thier scouting party also unprotected gets hit badly too. The villagers are upset. [+Population (1d6 dead/1d6 wounded)/ (1d6 dead/ 1d6 wounded)/ +Overall Happiness: Unrest]

Minotaur
> The Minotaurs Wigwams stand up against the storm well. Their people are well protected and the minimal repairs are taken care of.

Humans
> The Humans Grass Huts do not stand up to the storm well. The hurricane force winds destroy thier shelters and flying debris wounds thier villagers. [+Population (1d6 wounded)/ -Architechture: Grass Huts]

Arachne
> The Arachne dens hold up well against the storm, but the rains bring massive flooding. Although the villagers are safe, the flooding destroys the interior of many dens, increasing the already high tension within the tribe. 2d6 males, infertile females and sympathizers revolt. They demand that the class system and breeding laws are abolished or they will attempt to take control by force.

Vampires
> Without shelter, the Vampires run for cover from the rain. Hiding behind trees and rocks, debris flys through the air. Thier scouting party also unprotected gets hit badly too. The villagers are upset. [+Population (1d6 dead/1d6 wounded)/ (1d6 dead/ 1d6 wounded)/ +Overall Happiness: Unrest]

Sea Elves
> The Sea Elves Frond Huts (tied down with kelp rope) stand up against the storm well. Their people are well protected and the minimal repairs are taken care of.

Giants
> The Humans Grass Huts do not stand up to the storm well. The hurricane force winds destroy thier shelters and flying debris wounds thier villagers. [+Population (1d6 wounded)/ -Architechture: Grass Huts]

>>1772152
Serpentfolk
> [+Population (1 dead/5 wounded)/ (2 dead/ 1 wounded)]

Humans
> [+Population (1 wounded)]

Arachne
> [+Population (8 revolting)]

Vampires
> [+Population (1 dead/1 wounded)/ (3 dead/ 2 wounded)]

Giants
> [+Population (1 wounded)]

Rolled 1 (1d20)

>>1772152
T4
>Remaining blood scouts train their senses especially the sense to smell blood, if they were a bit quicker they could have prevented a few deaths, the wounded blood scouts focus on regeneration.
>Vlad makes a sorting system for the vampires, from tier 0(human) to tier 6(strongest vampires)
>Vlad orders the highest ranking vampire under him to convert the wounded human, with greater durability and regeneration of vampires a life can be saved, it is now law for a vampire to convert a human if other ways of saving them are too hard.
>Develop shovels, from now on we will bury our dead, to show that they will be remembered.

>>1772152
> Giants [-Architechture: Bonfire]

>>1772163
So, how doomed am I?

I guess the conversion is the only order that can go horridly wrong

TURN 4 Start:

Elves
Color: Blue
Population: 100
Overall Happiness: Neutral
Political Structure: Oligarchy
Language: Tunan (oral)
Technology: Stone Spears, Wooden Spear Thrower, Rope (vine), Natural Medicine (excellent)
Architecture: Mud Hut (excellent durability), Mud Shrine (sun)
Agriculture: Foragers (forest), Hunters (forest)
Economy: None
Religion: Animism (sun)
Magic: None
Units: None
Heroes: None
Resources: Honey, Button Mushrooms, Wild Garlic, Wild Ginger, Wild Elder Berry, Wild Potato, Boar, Hide Loincloth, Hide Feet Wraps, Natural Medicine (excellent), Echinacea, Chamomile
Temporary Resources: None
Racial Trait: Forest Survival (+2 on rolls related to forest)
Racial Trait: Magic Affinity (+2 on rolls to cast spells)

Serpentfolk
Color: Red
Population: 79 (5 wounded)/ 11-1 (1 wounded)
Overall Happiness: Unrest
Political Structure: Absolute Monarchy
Language: None
Technology: Slate Shovels, Slate Spears, Basic Terraforming (Swamp), Wood Fire Plough, Poison (weak), Slate Grilling
Architecture: Breeding Pit, Incubation Pit
Agriculture: Foragers (swamp), Hunting (forest)
Economy: None
Religion: None
Magic: None
Units: None
Heroes: Basil the Snake Queen
Resources: Blue Tailed Skink, Leopard Frog, Brown Anole, Cricket, Cattail Tubers, Reed Grass, Poison Dart Frog, Skunk, Common Mouse, Fox, Wild Garlic
Temporary Resources: None
Racial Trait: Poison and Disease Immunity
Racial Trait: Swamp Craft (+2 rolls to craft diseases and poisons)

Minotaur
Color: Pink
Population: 100
Overall Happiness: Neutral
Political Structure: Chiefdom
Language: None
Technology: Wooden Club, Wooden Oar, Natural Medicine (weak)
Architecture: Wigwam
Agriculture: Foragers (flood plain), Hunters (forest), Farming (rice)
Economy: None
Religion: None
Magic: None
Units: Hunters, Gatherers, Thinkers
Heroes: None
Resources: Wild Rice, Wild Soybeans, Wild Millet, Wild Amaranth, Rabbit, Common Mouse, Natural Medicine (weak)
Temporary Resources: None
Racial Trait: Magic Resistance (+2 on rolls against magic)
Racial Trait: Strong Defense (+2 on rolls on defensive actions)

Humans
Color: Orange
Population: 99 (1 wounded)
Overall Happiness: Neutral
Political Structure: Chiefdom
Language: None
Technology: Wooden Hoe, Stone Axe, Rope (root), Fire Bow Drill
Architecture: None
Agriculture: Foragers (forest, swamp), Farming (potato, cattail tubers, ginger)
Economy: None
Religion: None
Magic: None
Units: None
Heroes: None
Resources: Cricket, Brown Anole, Common Toad, Wild Garlic, Cattail Tubers, Reed Grass, Wild Potato, Wild Ginger, Honey, Morel, Wild Strawberry, Wild Watermelon
Temporary Resources: None
Racial Trait: Innovative (+2 on technology rolls)
Racial Trait: Explorers (+2 on expansion rolls)

Arachne
Color: Teal
Population: 95+2 (8 revolting)
Overall Happiness: Unrest (male oppression, class system, breeding laws)
Political Structure: Class System
Language: None
Technology: Stone Spears, Silk Traps, Bag (spider silk)
Architecture: Bramble Den (excellent camouflage), Large Bramble Den (excellent camouflage), Large Incubation Den (excellent camouflage, guarded), Large Slave Den (excellent camouflage)
Agriculture: Foragers (forest), Hunters (forest), Trappers (forest), Slavers (gnome)
Economy: None
Religion: None
Magic: None
Units: None
Heroes: None
Resources: Creatures (living), Cricket, Common Mouse, Finch, Dove, Fruit Bat, Possum, Raccoon, Badger, Fox, Boar, Deer
Temporary Resources: Gnome (23)
Racial Trait: Breeders (+1 pop growth)
Racial Trait: Stealth (+2 on ambush and scout rolls)

Vampires
Color: Black
Population: [38 (1 wounded)/ 9]/ [45-1 (2 wounded)/ 1]
Overall Happiness: Unrest
Political Structure: Chiefdom
Language: None
Technology: Wood Fire Plough, Stone Axe, Arithmetic (poor), Stone Needle (crude), String (animal hide)
Architecture: None
Agriculture: Foragers (wetlands), Hunters (wetlands)
Economy: None
Religion: None
Magic: None
Units: Blood Scouts
Heroes: Vlad the Impaler "Dracula"
Resources: Truffle, Wild Leek, Wild Onion, Cattail Tubers, Reed Grass, Pickerel Weed, Wild Blackberry, Wild Elder Berry, Blue Tailed Skink, Leopard Frog, Brown Anole, Cricket, Fox, Raccoon, Possum, Hide Loincloth
Temporary Resources: Unicorn Blood, Unicorn Hide, Unicorn Horn
Racial Trait: Tyrannical (+2 on rolls against revolts)
Racial Trait: Persuasive (+2 on diplomacy rolls)

Sea Elves
Color: Purple
Population: 100
Overall Happiness: Neutral
Political Structure: Meritocracy
Language: None
Technology: Net (excellent kelp, frond), Rope (excellent kelp)
Architecture: Frond Leanto, Front Hut
Agriculture: Foragers (coast)
Economy: None
Religion: None
Magic: None
Units: Villagers
Heroes: None
Resources: Sea Grapes, Seaweed, Sea Lettuce, Sand Crab, Oyster, Blue Crab, Kelp, Shrimp, Sardines, Goldfish, Goatfish, Clownfish, Surgeonfish, Triggerfish, Angelfish, Wild Grapes, Wild Olives, Wild Mustard, Wild Wheat, Wild Figs
Temporary Resources: None
Racial Trait: Coastal Affinity (+2 rolls related to the ocean)
Racial Trait: Natural Healers (+2 on rolls to craft medicine and heal wounds)

Giants
Color: Brown
Population: 99 (1 wounded)
Overall Happiness: Neutral
Political Structure: Chiefdom
Language: None
Technology: Wood Club, Fire Hand Drill
Architecture: None
Agriculture: Foragers (Grassland)
Economy: None
Religion: None
Magic: None
Units: Villagers
Heroes: Golur
Resources: Wild Wheat, Wild Millet
Temporary Resources: None
Racial Trait: Nomadic (Giants do not receive a penalty to population or happiness when expanding or relocating)
Racial Trait: Powerful Combatants (+2 on aggressive attack rolls)

>>1772163
Vampires TURN 4 (roll 1)
> The blood scouts attempt train their senses, but don't have much luck.
> Vlad makes a sorting system for the vampires, from tier 0 (human) to tier 6 (strongest vampires). This upsets a lot of humans [+Political Structure: Class System/ +Overall Happiness: Unrest (class system)]
> Vlad orders the highest ranking vampire under him to convert the wounded humans. It is now law for vampires to convert humans if other ways of saving them are too hard. A lot of humans decide that they do not trust the vampires or believe them to be good leaders and revolt. [+Overall Happiness: Unrest (forced conversion laws)/ +Population: (*revolting) -1]
> The vampires attempt to find an easier way to dig, but can't. From now on they will bury our dead, to show that they will be remembered. (+Architecture: Graveyard)

Rolled 4, 5, 4, 5, 2, 2 = 22 (6d6)

>>1772192

>>1772193
+Population:
Villagers: [25-1 (1 wounded/ 13 revolting) Humans/ 9 Vampires]
Scouting: [35-2 (2 wounded/ 9 revolting) Humans/ 1 Vampire]

Rolled 11 (1d20)

Humans
Color: Orange
Population: 99 (1 wounded)
Overall Happiness: Neutral
Political Structure: Chiefdom
Language: None
Technology: Wooden Hoe, Stone Axe, Rope (root), Fire Bow Drill
Architecture: None
Agriculture: Foragers (forest, swamp), Farming (potato, cattail tubers, ginger)
Economy: None
Religion: None
Magic: None
Units: None
Heroes: None
Resources: Cricket, Brown Anole, Common Toad, Wild Garlic, Cattail Tubers, Reed Grass, Wild Potato, Wild Ginger, Honey, Morel, Wild Strawberry, Wild Watermelon
Temporary Resources: None
Racial Trait: Innovative (+2 on technology rolls)
Racial Trait: Explorers (+2 on expansion rolls)

>Cut down trees and build new huts out of wood
>Attempt to copy the weapons seen on the serpentfolk
>Tend to the wounded
>Search the area for something that may aid the wounded

>>1772198
Human TURN 4 (roll 11)
> The Humans cut down trees and build new shelters out of wood. [+Architecture: Log Cabin]
> The Humans attempt to copy the weapons seen on the serpentfolk and tie pointy rocks onto wood staffs. [+Technology: Stone Spear]
> The humans search the area for something that may aid the wounded and have decent luck. They find plants that have healing properties. [+Technology: Natural Medicine/ +Resources: Natural Medicine]
> The humans tend to the wounded. [+Population: 100]

Rolled 10 (1d20)

TURN 4 Start:

Elves
Color: Blue
Population: 100
Overall Happiness: Neutral
Political Structure: Oligarchy
Language: Tunan (oral)
Technology: TURN 4 Start:

Elves
Color: Blue
Population: 100
Overall Happiness: Neutral
Political Structure: Oligarchy
Language: Tunan (oral)
Technology: TURN 4 Start:

Elves
Color: Blue
Population: 100
Overall Happiness: Neutral
Political Structure: Oligarchy
Language: Tunan (oral)
Technology: TURN 4 Start:

Elves
Color: Blue
Population: 100
Overall Happiness: Neutral
Political Structure: Oligarchy
Language: Tunan (oral)
Technology: Stone Spears, Wooden Spear Thrower, Rope (vine), Natural Medicine (excellent)
Architecture: Mud Hut (excellent durability), Mud Shrine (sun)
Agriculture: Foragers (forest), Hunters (forest)
Economy: None
Religion: Animism (sun)
Magic: None
Units: None
Heroes: None
Resources: Honey, Button Mushrooms, Wild Garlic, Wild Ginger, Wild Elder Berry, Wild Potato, Boar, Hide Loincloth, Hide Feet Wraps, Natural Medicine (excellent), Echinacea, Chamomile
Temporary Resources: None
Racial Trait: Forest Survival (+2 on rolls related to forest)
Racial Trait: Magic Affinity (+2 on rolls to cast spells)

1. Select a few Elves to be hunters
2. Explore the area around us
3. Learn fire
4. Learn how to make stronger and more durable rope

Rolled 17 (1d20)

>>1772192
T5
>Researchers research surgery and medical practices, as soon as good results have been achieved the wounded will be treated with this.
>Researchers also improve upon the needle and make surgical and medical tools.
>Vampires persuade people that they are doing nothing wrong and that the tiering system only affects the responsibilities of the higher ups, rewards are based on merit.
>Form a council of 8 elected yearly by the people, their job is to be a voice for the people, the council candidates can be either vampire or human, and both humans and vampire have equivalent vote

Rolled 12 (1d20)

>>1772175
Develop: Sea Elves develop a language.
- They build a store room / stockpile to begin saving up resources and food.
- Sea Elves have been inspired by the force of nature they witnessed during the storm, and build a shrine to honor their new deity of Storm and Sea. They name her Shalarah.
- Sea Elves attempt to grow grapes, wheat and olives nearer their settlement.

> Develop Stone axes
> Begin chopping down many trees to use for fire and crafting
> Dig a pit for foxes we capture so that we can begin farming them for food
> Learn how to cast magic that can serve as an effective armor for ourselves

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>>1772209
Elves TURN 4 (roll 10)
> The Elves elect a few to be hunters giving them better hunting capability. [+Units: Hunters]
> The Elves attempt to make fire with sticks and succeed occasionally [+Technology: Fire Hand Drill]
> The Elves try to make stronger and more durable rope. They still do not have the elasticity they desire, but do create more durable rope from roots. [+Technology: Rope (root)]
> The Elves explore the forest around them (+2 roll). Traveling South, the elves come across a natural spring that houses a tribe of about 30 water sprites. When the elves approach, the sprites hear them and fly off and hide. Beyond the forest north is a rocky coastline.

Rolled 4 (1d20)

>>1772229

>>1772216
Sea Elves TURN 4 (roll 12)
> The Sea Elves attempt to develop a language. It is primitive and rough, but functional for basic commands. [+Language: Falmarian (oral, primitive)]
> The Sea Elves build a store room to begin saving up resources and food. [+Architecture: Large Frond Hut (stockpile)]
> The Sea Elves have been inspired by the force of nature they witnessed during the storm, and build a shrine to honor their new deity of Storm and Sea. They name her Shalarah. [+Religion: Monotheism (Shalarah of Storm and Sea).
> The Sea Elves attempt to grow grapes, wheat and olives nearer their settlement. While they have no luck with olives or grapes, the wheat they plant begins to grow. [+Technology: Farming (wheat)]

>>1772246
[+Architecture: Frond Shrine (shalarah)]

>>1772229
Serpentfolk TURN 4 (roll 4)
> The Serpentfolk attempt to develop Stone axes, but the slate they have been using for tools keeps breaking when hit.
> The Serpentfolk do not have the tools to chop down trees, but collect kindling and branches for fire and crafting. [+Temporary Resources: Kindling, Branches]
> The Serpentfolk dig a pit for captured animals so that they can begin breeding them for food. The Serpentfolk dig the pit, but have no way of catching animals live. [+Architecture: Breeding Pit (animal)]
> The Serpentfolk are inspired to learn how to cast magic that can serve as an effective armor. However, the Serpentfolk have no magical source (e.g. diety, sacrifice, etc.) or material components for the spell.

Rolled 10 (1d20)

>>1772246
T5
Develop: Sea Elves attempt to discover fire.
- With the beginnings of language comes the beginning of identity, and professions begin to emerge. Farmers, foragers, fishers and weavers help provide for the tribe.
- They begin gathering more wood from what is available, and scout further along the coastline in both directions to discover more.
- Sea elves (hopefully) use their newly discovered fire to begin cooking their seafood.

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Map Update

TURN 4 Waiting on
Minotaur
Arachne
Giants

>>1765088
On a side note, where did you got that map?
There is a site do randomly make maps like these for later usage?

>>1772264
I have used this one before, you can come up with some interesting potential:
http://www-cs-students.stanford.edu/~amitp/game-programming/polygon-map-generation/demo.html

>>1772264
I googled "blank fantasy map" lol

There are some great free map making tools online though. This is one:

https://inkarnate.com/

>>1772268
>>1772269
Thank you both, bros <3

Rolled 9 (1d20)

>>1772174

Minotaur turn 4
> Develop better tools for farming
> Make hunters go into the forest again and hunt
> Research a new type of technology called the nail
> Research how to make string

Chiefs name is Odysseus

>>1772263
Do I add the bonus of my strength to the hunt, op?

>>1772280
No. I add to the rolls. The Minotaurs only get a bonus to defensive attacks. You have designated hunters now though which helps. Also, doing the same action more then once helps. The roll is basically the luck of your turn, unlucky<10<lucky.

>>1772277
Minotaur TURN 4 (roll 9)
> The Minotaurs attempt to develop better tools for farming and have some luck with it. They discover that sharpened bone makes harvesting rice much easier. [+Technology: Sickle (crude bone)]
> Hunters go back into the forest, but have minimal luck finding anything [+Resources: Squirrel, Badger]
> The Minotaur attempt to develop nails, but find that sharpening rocks to such a small size while keeping thier integrity to be very difficult.
> The Minotaur attempt to make string, and find that drying and twisting animal, while not pretty, works. [+Technology: String (animal hide)

Rolled 3 (1d20)

>>1772316

Posting in advance

Minotaur turn 5
> Develop the chisel
> Develop the hammer
> Research a way to improve housing
> Research how to make the nail once again

>>1772324
FUCK THE DICE GOD!!

>>1772326
If you have discord:

https://discord.gg/yxn73r

>>1772263
Giants Turn 4.
>attempt to make rope out of loose roots to haul materials and such
> travel behind mountains situated east of current location
>attempt to find cave of a sort or crevace that could hold its population,
> send small armed group of giants outside said camp to take guard.

>>1772343
Need a roll

Rolled 5 (1d20)

>>1772343

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Rolled 2 (1d6)

>>1772343
Giants TURN 4 (roll 5)
> The giants attempt to make rope out of loose roots to haul materials and such. It doesn't work too well as the roots are stiff and keep breaking.
> The giants attempt to travel east. After a long journey the area turns from a grassland to a marsh and a large black dragon comes from the sky to eat. The Giants are no match for the creature but most are able to flee south. [+Population: (* wounded)/ -Resources: (Wild Wheat, Wild Millet)]
> The Giants attempt to find a cave along the mountains that could hold its population, but cant find anything large enough. [+Architecture: Small Mountain Cave]
> The Giants station a small armed group outside to take guard.
[+Architecture: Small Mountain Cave (guarded)]

>>1772385
[+Population: (2 wounded)]

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Discord link please

Rolled 20 (1d20)

For turn 5

1. With all the boars we've slain, learn how to make fur clothes from their hides that cover the entire body and offer protection/comfort from the elements
2. Develop stone axes
3. Rally the hunters and go after the dire boar
4. Scout to the west

>>1772391

>>1772331

>>1772409
It expired

Rolled 20 (1d20)

Humans
T5

>Develop a language to better communicate
>Cut down trees and begin development of a wooden wall around the encampment
>Gather wild Strawberries and Watermelon. Take their seeds for farming
>Teach men in the camp to defend themselves with the Spears

Rolled 18 (1d20)

>>1772175
Arachne
Color: Teal
Population: 95+2 (8 revolting)
Overall Happiness: Unrest (male oppression, class system, breeding laws)
Political Structure: Class System
Language: None
Technology: Stone Spears, Silk Traps, Bag (spider silk)
Architecture: Bramble Den (excellent camouflage), Large Bramble Den (excellent camouflage), Large Incubation Den (excellent camouflage, guarded), Large Slave Den (excellent camouflage)
Agriculture: Foragers (forest), Hunters (forest), Trappers (forest), Slavers (gnome)
Economy: None
Religion: None
Magic: None
Units: None
Heroes: None
Resources: Creatures (living), Cricket, Common Mouse, Finch, Dove, Fruit Bat, Possum, Raccoon, Badger, Fox, Boar, Deer
Temporary Resources: Gnome (23)
Racial Trait: Breeders (+1 pop growth)
Racial Trait: Stealth (+2 on ambush and scout rolls)

Turn 4:
1. Repair the damage from the storm.
2. The Arachne develop a spoken language.
3. In an attempt to appease the males and infertile, Arachne may now form a union between a woman and one or more other persons such that children born to the woman are the recognized legitimate offspring of all partners.
4. Try to look for items with an aphrodisiac effect for use on the slaves and willing couples.

Rolled 11 (1d20)

>>1772385
Giants turn 5
Doing ahead because wint have time
>attempt to heal wounded giants by any means necessary, broken bones, or cuts, try to rearrange or cut too much blood flow with flaccid roots around the area
> Gather kidnling and fuel for fire
> attempt to make fire
> send armed giants to hunt and/or gather food

Rolled 1 (1d20)

>>1772255
> develop agricuture growing garlic
> craft nets for catching animals
> send scouts further west
> build several snakepits for shelter in both camps. Have spearmen defend it at night with fire and poison tipped spears

>>1772409
ye discord invite aint workin no more

>>1772981
https://discord.gg/yxn73r

>>1772455
Arachne TURN 4 (roll 18)
> The Arachne repair the damage from the storm and create storm drainage in thier dens to prevent any future flooding. This increases the populations happiness.
> The Arachne develop a spoken language. It turns out so well that it would be easy to turn into a written language (you can name the language) [+Language: Arachne (oral)]
> In an attempt to appease the males and infertile, the Arachne may now form a union between a woman and one or more other persons such that children born to the woman are the recognized legitimate offspring of all partners. This pleases the populace and stops the revolt. [+Overall Happiness: Neutral/+Population: 103]
> The Arachne try to look for items with an aphrodisiac effect for use on the slaves and willing couples. They have great success. [+Resources: Barrenwort (aphrodisiac)]

TURN 5 Start:

Elves
Color: Blue
Population: 100
Overall Happiness: Neutral
Political Structure: Oligarchy
Language: Tunan (oral)
Technology: Stone Spears, Wooden Spear Thrower, Rope (root, vine), Natural Medicine (excellent), Fire Hand Drill
Architecture: Mud Hut (excellent durability), Mud Shrine (sun)
Agriculture: Foragers (forest), Hunters (forest)
Economy: None
Religion: Animism (sun)
Magic: None
Units: Hunters
Heroes: None
Resources: Honey, Button Mushrooms, Wild Garlic, Wild Ginger, Wild Elder Berry, Wild Potato, Boar, Hide Loincloth, Hide Feet Wraps, Natural Medicine (excellent), Echinacea, Chamomile
Temporary Resources: None
Racial Trait: Forest Survival (+2 on rolls related to forest)
Racial Trait: Magic Affinity (+2 on rolls to cast spells)

Serpentfolk
Color: Red
Population: Villagers: 79 (5 wounded), Scouting: 10-1 (1 wounded)
Overall Happiness: Unrest
Political Structure: Absolute Monarchy
Language: None
Technology: Slate Shovels, Slate Spears (weak poison), Basic Terraforming (Swamp), Wood Fire Plough, Poison (weak), Slate Grilling
Architecture: Breeding Pit (serpentfolk, animal), Incubation Pit
Agriculture: Foragers (swamp), Hunting (forest)
Economy: None
Religion: None
Magic: None
Units: None
Heroes: Basil the Snake Queen
Resources: Blue Tailed Skink, Leopard Frog, Brown Anole, Cricket, Cattail Tubers, Reed Grass, Poison Dart Frog, Skunk, Common Mouse, Fox, Wild Garlic
Temporary Resources: Kindling, Branches
Racial Trait: Poison and Disease Immunity
Racial Trait: Swamp Craft (+2 rolls to craft diseases and poisons)

Minotaur
Color: Pink
Population: 100
Overall Happiness: Neutral
Political Structure: Chiefdom
Language: None
Technology: Wooden Club, Wooden Oar, Natural Medicine (weak), String (animal), Sickle (crude bone)
Architecture: Wigwam
Agriculture: Foragers (flood plain), Hunters (forest), Farming (rice)
Economy: None
Religion: None
Magic: None
Units: Hunters, Gatherers, Thinkers
Heroes: Odysseus
Resources: Wild Rice, Wild Soybeans, Wild Millet, Wild Amaranth, Rabbit, Common Mouse, Natural Medicine (weak), Squirrel, Badger
Temporary Resources: None
Racial Trait: Magic Resistance (+2 on rolls against magic)
Racial Trait: Strong Defense (+2 on rolls on defensive actions)

Humans
Color: Orange
Population: 100
Overall Happiness: Neutral
Political Structure: Chiefdom
Language: None
Technology: Wooden Hoe, Stone Axe, Rope (root), Fire Bow Drill, Stone Spear, Natural Medicine
Architecture: Log Cabin
Agriculture: Foragers (forest, swamp), Farming (potato, cattail tubers, ginger)
Economy: None
Religion: None
Magic: None
Units: None
Heroes: None
Resources: Cricket, Brown Anole, Common Toad, Wild Garlic, Cattail Tubers, Reed Grass, Wild Potato, Wild Ginger, Honey, Morel, Wild Strawberry, Wild Watermelon, Natural Medicine
Temporary Resources: None
Racial Trait: Innovative (+2 on technology rolls)
Racial Trait: Explorers (+2 on expansion rolls)

Arachne
Color: Teal
Population: 105+2
Overall Happiness: Neutral
Political Structure: Class System
Language: Arachne (oral)
Technology: Stone Spears, Silk Traps, Bag (spider silk)
Architecture: Bramble Den (excellent camouflage), Large Bramble Den (excellent camouflage), Large Incubation Den (excellent camouflage, guarded), Large Slave Den (excellent camouflage)
Agriculture: Foragers (forest), Hunters (forest), Trappers (forest), Slavers (gnome)
Economy: None
Religion: None
Magic: None
Units: None
Heroes: None
Resources: Creatures (living), Cricket, Common Mouse, Finch, Dove, Fruit Bat, Possum, Raccoon, Badger, Fox, Boar, Deer, Barrenwort (aphrodisiac)
Temporary Resources: Gnome (23)
Racial Trait: Breeders (+1 pop growth)
Racial Trait: Stealth (+2 on ambush and scout rolls)

Vampires
Color: Black
Population: Villagers: 25-1 (1 wounded/ 13 revolting) Humans/ 9 Vampires, Scouting: 35-2 (2 wounded/ 9 revolting) Humans/ 1 Vampire
Overall Happiness: Unrest (forced conversion laws, class system)
Political Structure: Chiefdom, Class System
Language: None
Technology: Wood Fire Plough, Stone Axe, Arithmetic (poor), Stone Needle (crude), String (animal hide)
Architecture: Graveyard
Agriculture: Foragers (wetlands), Hunters (wetlands)
Economy: None
Religion: None
Magic: None
Units: Blood Scouts
Heroes: Vlad the Impaler "Dracula"
Resources: Truffle, Wild Leek, Wild Onion, Cattail Tubers, Reed Grass, Pickerel Weed, Wild Blackberry, Wild Elder Berry, Blue Tailed Skink, Leopard Frog, Brown Anole, Cricket, Fox, Raccoon, Possum, Hide Loincloth
Temporary Resources: Unicorn Blood, Unicorn Hide, Unicorn Horn
Racial Trait: Tyrannical (+2 on rolls against revolts)
Racial Trait: Persuasive (+2 on diplomacy rolls)

Sea Elves
Color: Purple
Population: 100
Overall Happiness: Neutral
Political Structure: Meritocracy
Language: Falmarian (oral, primitive)
Technology: Net (excellent kelp, frond), Rope (excellent kelp)
Architecture: Frond Leanto, Frond Hut, Large Frond Hut (stockpile), Frond Shrine (shalarah)
Agriculture: Foragers (coral reef, mediterranean coastline), Farming (wheat)
Economy: None
Religion: Monotheism (Shalarah of Storm and Sea)
Magic: None
Units: Villagers
Heroes: None
Resources: Fish (living), Sea Grapes, Seaweed, Sea Lettuce, Sand Crab, Oyster, Blue Crab, Kelp, Shrimp, Sardines, Goldfish, Goatfish, Clownfish, Surgeonfish, Triggerfish, Angelfish, Wild Grapes, Wild Olives, Wild Mustard, Wild Wheat, Wild Figs
Temporary Resources: None
Racial Trait: Coastal Affinity (+2 rolls related to the ocean)
Racial Trait: Natural Healers (+2 on rolls to craft medicine and heal wounds)

Giants
Color: Brown
Population: 97 (3 wounded)
Overall Happiness: Neutral
Political Structure: Chiefdom
Language: None
Technology: Wood Club, Fire Hand Drill
Architecture: Small Mountain Cave (guarded)
Agriculture: Foragers (Grassland)
Economy: None
Religion: None
Magic: None
Units: Villagers
Heroes: Golur
Resources: None
Temporary Resources: None
Racial Trait: Nomadic (Giants do not receive a penalty to population or happiness when expanding or relocating)
Racial Trait: Powerful Combatants (+2 on aggressive attack rolls)

The following nations Overall Happiness and Fertility Replacement Rates (total fertility rate at which to sustain population levels) have increased.

Elves
> [+Overall Happiness: Good/ +Population: +1]

Sea Elves
> [+Overall Happiness: Good/ +Population: +1]

Minotaurs
> [+Overall Happiness: Good/ +Population: +1]

Humans
> [+Overall Happiness: Good/ +Population: +1]

Rolled 11 (1d20)

>>1773801
Arachne
Color: Teal
Population: 105+2
Overall Happiness: Neutral
Political Structure: Class System
Language: Arachnean (oral)
Technology: Stone Spears, Silk Traps, Bag (spider silk)
Architecture: Bramble Den (excellent camouflage), Large Bramble Den (excellent camouflage), Large Incubation Den (excellent camouflage, guarded), Large Slave Den (excellent camouflage)
Agriculture: Foragers (forest), Hunters (forest), Trappers (forest), Slavers (gnome)
Economy: None
Religion: None
Magic: None
Units: None
Heroes: None
Resources: Creatures (living), Cricket, Common Mouse, Finch, Dove, Fruit Bat, Possum, Raccoon, Badger, Fox, Boar, Deer, Barrenwort (aphrodisiac)
Temporary Resources: Gnome (23)
Racial Trait: Breeders (+1 pop growth)
Racial Trait: Stealth (+2 on ambush and scout rolls)

>Increase the potency of our aphrodisiac
>Discover fire.
>Thoroughly use the gnome slaves, both to raise spirits and to help get them used to their new lives.
>Divie up the slaves between public sex slaves, private sex slaves, public servants, and private servants. Public vs private is determined by whether or not a particular arachne owns them. Sex slaves are used for what the name implies, while servants do practical work such as cleaning or labor.

>>1773792
My turn is here >>1772395

>>1772257
>>1773816
sea elf turn 5

>>1772452
Humans Turn 5

>>1773792
Turn 5 here >>1772212
The turn where we unfuck everything

>>1773807
Turn 5 for Giants here >>1772467

>>1774002
Arachne TURN 5 (roll 11)
> The Arachne discover fire by using sticks and woven spider silk. [+Technology: Fire Bow Drill]
> The Arachne thoroughly use the gnome slaves, both to raise spirits and to help get them used to their new lives. A new race is born from the breeding of Arachne and Gnomes (you can name it). [+Temporary Resources: Half-Gnome (10)]
> The Arachne divie up the slaves between public sex slaves, private sex slaves, public servants, and private servants. Public vs private is determined by whether or not a particular arachne owns them. Sex slaves are used for what the name implies, while servants do practical work such as cleaning or labor. The gnomes, however, are not breeding with each and thier population has started to decline. [+Political Structure: Slavery/ Temporary Resources: Gnome (-1)]
> The Arachne increase the potency of thier aphrodisiac by refining the plant extract. It makes a highly potent, but highly addictive drug. [+Technology: Drug Manufacturing/ +Population: +1 (addiction)/ +Resources: Barrenwort Extract (drug aphrodisiac)/+Temporary Resources: Half-Gnomes (+1)]

The Arachnes Overall Happiness and Fertility Replacement Rates (total fertility rate at which to sustain population levels) have increased. [+Overall Happiness: Good/ +Population: +1]

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>>1774040
Elves TURN 5 (roll 20)
> The Elves learn how to make hide clothing from boar hides that cover the entire body and offer protection and comfort from the elements. They do this by tieing together various hides at the waist and neck to fall over the body. While doing this, they debatably discovered a more useful technology. They found that by drying out the boars intestines, it made a durable and elastic string. [+Technology: Hide Clothing, String (catgut)]
> The Elves tie sharp rocks to sticks using catgut. [+Technology: Stone Axes (excellent)]
> The Elves rally the hunters to go after the dire boar. The hunters move quietly through the woods, using the trees as a vantage. Following the dire boar and his actions, they come across truffles to use as bait. Luring the creature into the wedge of a treeline, the Elves spring down, piercing the beast with spears. It makes one or two attacks, but the Elves' boar hide clothing protects them. The beast is slain. [+Units: Hunters (experienced, stealth, tree-walkers, forest-knowledge)/ +Resources: Truffle/ +Temporary Resources: Boar (dire)]
> The Elves scout to the west and find a large ethereal stag standing on the bank of a small pond. It is surrounded by a white light. (you can respond to this event part of turn 5)

>>1774432
Sea Elves TURN 5 (roll 10)
> The Sea Elves attempt to discover fire and succeed. [+Technology: Frond Fire Plough]
> Professions begin to emerge increasing proficiencies. [+Units: Farmers, Foragers, Fishers, Weavers]
> The Sea Elves begin gathering the small amounts of driftwood available, and scout further along the coastline in both directions to discover more. The coastline has tidepools with various creatures. In the distance the Sea Elves can see where the waves break against the reef. In the water, fish jump and sea turtles can be seen. [+Resources: Sea Shells, Sea Anemone]
> The Sea Elves use their newly discovered fire to begin cooking their food. They dig small holes, get a fire going and cover the underground ovens with fronds. [+Technology: Cooking (imu)/ +Architecture: Imu]

>>1774662
>>1772580

The humans start building a large wall around there camp when the Serpentfolk come out of the forest. You both meet east of the river. You can post your actions here or discuss on discord.

The humans start building a large wall around there camp when the Serpentfolk come out of the forest. You both meet east of the river. You can post your actions here or discuss on discord.

>>1772324
Minotaur TURN 5 (roll 3)
> The Minotaur attempt to develop the chisel and have minimal luck. They find pointy rocks that kind of get the job done. [+Technology: Stone Chisel (crude)]
> The Minotaur attempt to develop the hammer and have some luck. They attempt to attach rocks to sticks using string, but it is loose and unstable. [+Technology: Stone Hammer (crude)]
> The Minotaur research a way to improve housing, but do not figure anything out.
> The Minotaur attempt to make nails again. They make some small progress. [+Technology: Stone Nails (crude)]

discord link
https://discord.gg/Ns7gt2

Rolled 6 (1d6)

>>1774855
Giants TURN 5 (roll 11)
> The Giants attempt to heal the wounded by any means necessary. They find local herbs in the area and use roots as tourniquets. [+Technology: Medicinal Herbs, Rope (root)]
> The Giants gather kidnling and build another large fire [+Architecture: Bonfire]
> The Giants start to hunt and gather food. [+Resources: pine nuts, pine bark, pine needles, rabbit, goat/ +Agriculture: Hunters (mountains)]

>>1775134
[+Population: 100]

>>1775134
Ill wait to post turn 6 this time

>>1775134
Whoops forgot name last post is me

>>1774954
> After your encounter, the being vanishes as if it wasn't there and your people feel as if they were dreaming. Small glowing spheres of light (which look like will-o'-wisps) come out from the trees and dance around your people. They hover around the Elves for a short time before disappearing. [+Magic: Dancing Lights]

>>1774772
Vampire TURN 5 (roll 17)
> Using the corpses of small mammals, researchers attempt surgery. Due to thier current technology, the results are scarring and not prettty, but they achieve good results and cure the wounded. [+Technology: Surgery (excellent primitive), +Population: (-wounded)]
> Finding a new type of stone, the researchers also improve upon the needle and make another surgical invention to drain the blood of toxins. [+Technology: Needle (excellent obsidian)/ +Fleam (obsidian)]
> The Vampires persuade people that they are doing nothing wrong (+2 roll) and that the tiering system only affects the responsibilities of the higher ups, rewards are based on merit. This argument is mesmerizing and convincing the people, stops the revolt. [+Population: (-revolting)/ +Overall Happiness: Neutral]
> The Vampires form a council of 8 elected yearly by the people, their job is to be a voice for the people, the council candidates can be either vampire or human, and both humans and vampire have equivalent vote. This pleases the citizens. [+Political Structure: Elected Council]

TURN 5 Waiting on Humans and Serpentfolk to interact.

When the Serpentfolk come out of the forest they see a settlement of humans building a wall. When the Humans see them, the Humans wave and bring out potatos.

Rolled 19 (1d20)

>>1775415
The Serpentfolk immediately attack the Humans. [10 Scouts (1 wounded)/ Slate Spears (weak poison)]

Rolled 14 (1d20)

>>1775956
The Humans defend. [100 Commoners/ Stone Spears]

Rolled 3 (1d8)

>>1775956

Rolled 3 (1d4)

>>1776228

Rolled 5 (1d8)

>>1776238

Attacking: Serpentfolk Commoner: d6 (6hp), AC10, Slate Spear (1d8) + Poison (weak) 1d4, Units: 10

Defending: Human Commoner: d6 (6hp), AC10, Stone Spear (1d8), Units: 100

Combat Scale (CS): 1/10

The Serpentfolk charge from the forest treeline, slamming into the unsuspecting human greeters. (19 atk against 10 AC, 6 * 1/10 = .6 damage). 100 - (5.4/6 × 100) = 10 killed.

The Humans react quickly and with thier numbers, easily strike down the attacking force. (14 atk against 10 AC, 5 * 10/1 = 50 damage). 10 (1 wounded) killed.

>>1772508
Serpentfolk TURN 5 (roll 1)
> The Serpentfolk attempt to grow garlic, but all of the bulbs they plant rot in the ground.
> The Serpentfolk attempt to craft nets for catching animals, but cant find any roots strong enough to hold together that are also flexible enough to bend.
> The Serpentfolk build several Snake Pits for shelter. The Serpentfolk have trouble with the wet ground, but at least make something. They have spearmen defend them at night with fire and poison tipped spears. [+Architecture: Snake Pit (crude guarded)]
> The Serpentfolk send scouts further west. (event) [11 killed]

Rolled 2 (1d20)

Sea Elves T6 ::
- The Sea Elves continue to develop their language by telling stories of Shalarah, using the stories to teach their children morals and instill in them a certainty that they have their goddesses' blessing. They claim the sea and the lands beside it as their divine mandate.
- They learn to swim in the ocean, extending their gathering range beyond the shallows and tidepools. All Sea Elves are taught this, and view spending time in the sea as an act of piety to be closer to their Goddess.
- Sea Elves notice that driftwood floats, and begin developing basic seafaring craft by tying driftwood together with frond rope.
- Some of the foragers study the olives and grapes inland, trying to figure out how to grow them.

Rolled 8 (1d20)

May as well do turn 6 in advance

1. Develop bows. The new string should help
2. Develop clay jars to hold objects and water in
3. Go foraging in the forest once again for new potential resources and to perhaps learn of new animals.
4. Sacrifice boars we've slain during the hunt to Belenos, the god of the sun. Pray for aid in anyway, be it a magnificent gift or a mere word of advice.

Rolled 3 (1d20)

>>1776314
> Develop: Continue researching magical armor (use animal or dead serpentfolk bones as sacrifice)
> Develop: Improved poisons (using either newly discovered plants or refining the process of making our animal poisons)
> Action: Send more to investigate the disappearance of the previous scouts, hopefully this time with magical protection and better poison spears
> Action: Dig traps to catch foxes and populate our fox pit

T6
> start researching a way to travel and orientate the giant race.
> upgrade crude log hammers by using hefty or sharp rocks found in cave and tying them onto the large logs with the roots they use as rope.
>attempt to cut down trees with either the newly formed clubs or with hands
> send small armed party on guard to scout and hunt any nearby prey.

Rolled 19 (1d20)

>>1777101
Roll

>>1777101
By researching my first action I mean researching the stars

>>1772452
Humans TURN 5 (roll 20)
> The Humans develop a spoken language. It turns out so well that it would be easy to turn into a written language (you can name the language) [+Language: Human (oral)]
> The Humans cut down trees and build a wooden wall around the encampment. It is built quickly and strong. [+Architecture: Palisade (excellent wood)]
> The Humans gather wild Strawberries and Watermelon and take their seeds for farming. It works out well. [+Farming (watermelon, strawberry)]
> The Humans teach the men in the camp to defend themselves with Spears. The training goes very well. [+Units: Spearmen (elite)/ +Political Structure: Gender Roles]

> [event] Serpentfolk attack: [+Units: Spearmen (expierenced defenders)/ +Temporary Resources: 11 Serpentfolk (corpse), 11 Slate Spears (weak poison)]

TURN 6 Start:

Elves
Color: Blue
Population: 100+1
Overall Happiness: Good
Political Structure: Oligarchy
Language: Tunan (oral)
Technology: Stone Spears, Wooden Spear Thrower, Rope (root, vine), Medicinal Herbs (excellent), Fire Hand Drill, Hide Loincloth, Hide Feet Wraps, Hide Clothing, String (catgut), Stone Axes (excellent)
Architecture: Mud Hut (excellent durability), Mud Shrine (sun)
Agriculture: Foragers (forest), Hunters (forest)
Economy: None
Religion: Animism (sun)
Magic: Dancing Lights
Units: Hunters (experienced, stealth, tree-walkers, forest-knowledge)
Heroes: None
Resources: Honey, Button Mushrooms, Wild Garlic, Wild Ginger, Wild Elder Berry, Wild Potato, Boar, Medicinal Herbs (excellent), Echinacea, Chamomile, Truffle
Temporary Resources: None
Racial Trait: Forest Survival (+2 on rolls related to forest)
Racial Trait: Magic Affinity (+2 on rolls to cast spells)

Serpentfolk
Color: Red
Population: Villagers: 79 (5 wounded)
Overall Happiness: Unrest
Political Structure: Absolute Monarchy
Language: None
Technology: Slate Shovels, Slate Spears (weak poison), Basic Terraforming (Swamp), Wood Fire Plough, Poison (weak), Grilling (slate)
Architecture: Breeding Pit (serpentfolk, animal), Incubation Pit, Snake Pit (crude guarded)
Agriculture: Foragers (swamp), Hunting (forest)
Economy: None
Religion: None
Magic: None
Units: None
Heroes: Basil the Snake Queen
Resources: Blue Tailed Skink, Leopard Frog, Brown Anole, Cricket, Cattail Tubers, Reed Grass, Poison Dart Frog, Skunk, Common Mouse, Fox, Wild Garlic
Temporary Resources: Kindling, Branches
Racial Trait: Poison and Disease Immunity
Racial Trait: Swamp Craft (+2 rolls to craft diseases and poisons)

Minotaur
Color: Pink
Population: 100+1
Overall Happiness: Good
Political Structure: Chiefdom
Language: None
Technology: Club (wood), Oar (wood), Medicinal Herbs (weak), String (animal), Sickle (crude bone), Chisel (crude stone), Hammer (crude stone), Nails (crude stone)
Architecture: Wigwam
Agriculture: Foragers (flood plain), Hunters (forest), Farming (rice)
Economy: None
Religion: None
Magic: None
Units: Hunters, Gatherers, Thinkers
Heroes: Odysseus
Resources: Wild Rice, Wild Soybeans, Wild Millet, Wild Amaranth, Rabbit, Mouse, Medicinal Herbs (weak), Squirrel, Badger
Temporary Resources: None
Racial Trait: Magic Resistance (+2 on rolls against magic)
Racial Trait: Strong Defense (+2 on rolls on defensive actions)

Humans
Color: Orange
Population: 90+1
Overall Happiness: Good
Political Structure: Chiefdom, Gender Roles
Language: Human (oral)
Technology: Wooden Hoe, Stone Axe, Rope (root), Fire Bow Drill, Stone Spear, Medicinal Herbs
Architecture: Log Cabin, Palisade (excellent wood)]
Agriculture: Foragers (forest, swamp), Farming (potato, cattail tubers, ginger, watermelon, strawberry)
Economy: None
Religion: None
Magic: None
Units: Spearmen (elite experienced defenders)
Heroes: None
Resources: Cricket, Brown Anole, Common Toad, Wild Garlic, Cattail Tubers, Reed Grass, Wild Potato, Wild Ginger, Honey, Morel, Wild Strawberry, Wild Watermelon, Medicinal Herbs
Temporary Resources: Serpentfolk (corpse 11), Slate Spears (weak poison 11)
Racial Trait: Innovative (+2 on technology rolls)
Racial Trait: Explorers (+2 on expansion rolls)

Arachne
Color: Teal
Population: 107+4 (addiction)
Overall Happiness: Good
Political Structure: Class System, Slavery
Language: Arachne (oral)
Technology: Stone Spears, Silk Traps, Bag (spider silk), Fire Bow Drill, Drug Manufacturing
Architecture: Bramble Den (excellent camouflage), Large Bramble Den (excellent camouflage), Large Incubation Den (excellent camouflage, guarded), Large Slave Den (excellent camouflage)
Agriculture: Foragers (forest), Hunters (forest), Trappers (forest), Slavers (gnome)
Economy: None
Religion: None
Magic: None
Units: None
Heroes: None
Resources: Creatures (living), Cricket, Common Mouse, Finch, Dove, Fruit Bat, Possum, Raccoon, Badger, Fox, Boar, Deer, Barrenwort (aphrodisiac), Barrenwort Extract (drug aphrodisiac)
Temporary Resources: Gnome (23-1), Half-Gnome (10+1)
Racial Trait: Breeders (+1 pop growth)
Racial Trait: Stealth (+2 on ambush and scout rolls)

Vampires
Color: Black
Population: Villagers: 38 Humans/ 9 Vampires, Scouting: 44-1 Humans/ 1 Vampire
Overall Happiness: Neutral
Political Structure: Chiefdom, Class System, Elected Council
Language: None
Technology: Fire Plough (wood), Axe (stone), Arithmetic (poor), String (animal hide), Loincloth (hide), Surgery (excellent primitive), Needle (crude stone, excellent obsidian), Fleam (obsidian)
Architecture: Graveyard
Agriculture: Foragers (wetlands), Hunters (wetlands)
Economy: None
Religion: None
Magic: None
Units: Blood Scouts
Heroes: Vlad the Impaler "Dracula" (chief)
Resources: Truffle, Wild Leek, Wild Onion, Cattail Tubers, Reed Grass, Pickerel Weed, Wild Blackberry, Wild Elder Berry, Blue Tailed Skink, Leopard Frog, Brown Anole, Cricket, Fox, Raccoon, Possum Temporary Resources: Unicorn Blood, Unicorn Hide, Unicorn Horn
Racial Trait: Tyrannical (+2 on rolls against revolts)
Racial Trait: Persuasive (+2 on diplomacy rolls)

Sea Elves
Color: Purple
Population: 100+1
Overall Happiness: Good
Political Structure: Meritocracy
Language: Falmarian (oral, primitive)
Technology: Net (excellent kelp, frond), Rope (excellent kelp), Fire Plough (frond), Cooking (imu)
Architecture: Leanto (frond), Hut (frond), Large Hut (frond, stockpile), Shrine (frond, shalarah), Imu
Agriculture: Foragers (coral reef, mediterranean coastline), Farming (wheat)
Economy: None
Religion: Monotheism (shalarah of storm and sea)
Magic: None
Units: Farmers, Foragers, Fishers, Weavers
Heroes: None
Resources: Fish (living), Sea Grapes, Seaweed, Sea Lettuce, Sand Crab, Oyster, Blue Crab, Kelp, Shrimp, Sardines, Goldfish, Goatfish, Clownfish, Surgeonfish, Triggerfish, Angelfish, Wild Grapes, Wild Olives, Wild Mustard, Wild Wheat, Wild Figs, Sea Shells, Sea Anemone
Temporary Resources: None
Racial Trait: Coastal Affinity (+2 rolls related to the ocean)
Racial Trait: Natural Healers (+2 on rolls to craft medicine and heal wounds)

Giants
Color: Brown
Population: 100
Overall Happiness: Neutral
Political Structure: Chiefdom
Language: None
Technology: Club (wood), Fire Hand Drill (wood), Medicinal Herbs, Rope (root)
Architecture: Mountain Cave (small guarded), Bonfire
Agriculture: Foragers (mountains grassland), Hunters (mountains)
Economy: None
Religion: None
Magic: None
Units: None
Heroes: Golur (chief)
Resources: Nuts (pine), Bark (pine), Needles (pine), Rabbit, Goat
Temporary Resources: None
Racial Trait: Nomadic (no pop penalty when expanding or relocating)
Racial Trait: Powerful Combatants (+2 on aggressive attack rolls)

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Rolled 12 (1d20)

Humans
T6
>Develop wooden shields
>Cut into the Serpentfolks corpses and examine their anatomy
>Skin the Serpentfolk corpses, stick their meat to sticks and roast it over a fire.
>Send a scouting party to the west to learn more about the serpentfolk

>>1777182
East i mean

>>1776623
Elves TURN 6 (roll 8)
> The Elves attempt to create bows. With the newly discovered string, they are able to make a crude, but functional short bow. [+Technology: Short Bow (crude wood)]
> The Elves discover a type of dirt that dries hard in the sunlight. They attempt to make clay jars to hold objects and water in. [+Technology: Jar (crude clay)]
> The Elves go foraging in the forest once again for new potential resources and to perhaps learn of new animals, but don't have much luck.
> They Elves offer the boars they've slain during the hunt to Belenos, the god of the sun. Pray for aid in anyway, be it a magnificent gift or a mere word of advice. In the instant of the prayer a beam of light falls on the village and then on a single Elf. A prophet is named a voice echoes through the Elven minds. (you can name him/her). [+Heroes: Elf (prophet)/+Religion: Monotheism (belenos of the sun)]

>>1777159
>>1777161
OP if I decided to join would my tribe get some extra actions in order to catch up with others?

Rolled 5 (1d6)

>>1776722
Serpentfolk TURN 6 (roll 3)
> The Serpentfolk continue researching magical armor by using animal and Serpentfolk bones as offerings. They still do not have much luck until one of the Serpentfolk (covered in mud) begins to speak a clear but unknown language. He convulses for a short period before rolling over and throwing up blood. When he wakes up he feels the mud thick against his skin. It is tarlike and dense. He was told that the Serpentfolk can gain access to immensely powerful magic, but they must worship Qi'Naka, god of blood and tar, and make sacrifices to him (you can name this prophet of Qi'Naka and take the religion if you want it). [+Magic: Tar Skin]
> The Serpentfolk attempt to improve thier poisons, but don't have much luck.
> The Serpentfolk send more scouts to investigate the disappearance of the previous scouts. [+Population: 59 (5 wounded)/ 20-1]
> The Serpentfolk decide to give up on crafting net traps and instead dig traps to catch foxes. It works surprisingly well. [+Architecture: Trapping Pit (crude)/ +Resources: Creatures (living)]

Some of the wounded Serpentfolk have healed naturally.

>>1777217
[+Population: 64/ 20-1]
[+Overall Happiness: Neutral]

>>1777198
No, but your disadvantage would be minimal (if anything). You would start with 100 population and have no unrest. What race and where on the map are you thinking?

>>1777227
>Location
North-east island near the blue dot
>Race
Fae

>>1777182
Humans TURN 6 (roll 12)
> The humans attempt to develop wooden shields, but without a tool to cut the wood into planks, the shields turn out akward and bulky. (If you want to, you can equip these onto your spearmen. They will lower accuracy, but increase defense) [+Technology: Shield (crude heavy wood)]
> The Humans cut into the Serpentfolk corpses and examine their anatomy. [+Technology: Anatomy/ +Units: Spearmen (critical-serpentfolk)]
> The Humans skin the Serpentfolk corpses, stick their meat to sticks and roast it over a fire. [+Temporary Resources: Serpentfolk (skin, meat)
> The humans send a scouting party to the east to learn more about the serpentfolk. [+Population: 71/ 20-1]

Rolled 13 (1d20)

>>1777158
T6
>Assign building to the strong and endurance type villagers, assign hunt/scout duty to the fast type villagers, assign handcrafts to the dexterous, teach the smart type villagers how to research or work as a doctor, motherhood is now a duty and mothers are compensated with better/more supplies than other jobs.
>Teach women how to sew with the needles and thread, the women can earn a lot from parenting and sewing in spare time, have them make clothes with priority on the hooded clothes for vampires
>Have the fast ones scout for building materials so that the stronger ones can build simple homes.
>A religion is founded about the sun god Helios and the moon goddess Selene, vampires persuade people that the sun god is looking for a child of man to bless and become the heir of a new era.

>>1777235
What kind of fae specifically? Fairies?

You can post your first turn now. It is turn 6. I will post your starting stats shortly.

discord:
https://discord.gg/Ns7gt2

>>1777268
[+Population: 85/ 6-1]

>>1777268
+Population: Villagers: 85, Scouting: 6-1

>>1777271
Vampires TURN 6 (roll 13)
> The vampires assign building to the strong and endurance type villagers, assign hunt/scout duty to the fast type villagers, assign handcrafts to the dexterous, teach the smart type villagers how to research or work as doctors, motherhood is now a duty and mothers are compensated with better/more supplies than other jobs. [+Units: Builder, Hunter, Crafter, Researcher, Doctor, Breeder/ +Political Structure: Child Welfare Laws/ +Population: +1]
> Women are taught how to sew with the needles and thread. They attempt to make clothing with priority on hooded clothing for vampires. [+Unit: Seamstress, Political Structure: Gender Roles/ +Technology: clothing (hooded hide)]
> The builders build simple homes from logs gathered. [+Architecture: Log Cabin]
> A religion is founded about the sun god Helios and the moon goddess Selene, vampires persuade people (+2 roll) that the sun god is looking for a child of man to bless and become the heir of a new era. [+Religion: Polytheism (helios of the sun, selene of the moon)]

[+Overall Happiness: Good/ +Population: +1]

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Faeries
Color: Green
Population: 100
Overall Happiness: Neutral
Political Structure: None
Language: None
Technology: None
Architecture: None
Agriculture: None
Economy: None
Religion: None
Magic: None
Units: None
Heroes: None
Resources: None
Temporary Resources: None
Racial Trait: Illusive (half miss chance when ignoring or fleeing attacks)
Racial Trait: Escape Artist (+2 on escaping snares, enslavement and traps)