>>2406275
Tideborns, always

Also first

>>2406275
>Folk of heaven

>>2406275
Long Riders

>>2406275
Tideborne

>>2406275
Folk of Heavens

Tideborn

>>2406275
Tideborn

>>2406275
Tideborn

>>2406275
Sand Striders

>>2406275
>Long Riders

A discord channel has been created for this civ. If you intend to participate with a faction, join up.
https://discord.gg/cctqtQD
Note:No factions shall be made in this first session.

>>2406275
Sand Striders.

>>2406298
>discord

dropped. Dissapointing

>>2406304

>being this much of a faggot.

>>2406304
Booo

Fuck outta here

>>2406275
Folk of Heavens

>>2406304
Nothing wrong with discord anon.

>>2406275
>Warriors of the Wild

Do these beasts include dinosaurs?

>>2406312
>Dinosaurs

I doubt it, my dude.

>>2406282
>>2406275
Change to Folk of Heaven

>>2406275
Folk of Heaven

Don't be shy, have a vote. I'll give you lads another...10-15 minutes, let's say. You can discuss the merits of races if you wish.

>>2406325
Alright, what can my race do then?

What are their specialties and anything interesting about them?

Folks of heavens are untermensch and probably also elves in disguise, vote tideborn to get rid of the elven menace.

>>2406275
Tamers of Fire

>>2406329
This is a civ, we all play one race that we vote for.

>>2406329
Its a general vote for the race. Meaning that the race that wins this vote will be the starting one.

>>2406330
Tideborn can't even ride dolphins I bet. Bunch of sea-dwelling mermaids, the lot of them.

>>2406330
Dolphin fuckers leave

>>2406304
Retard

>>2406329
Everyone will be playing in the same civilization in this quest. The civilization may accept outsiders as time goes on. If you want to ask more about one of the races, feel free to ask.
The Warriors of the Wild are somewhat isolated from trade with other civilizations, but they are a fierce people that has learned to both tame beasts and acquire their power for themselves. The beasts in their land can be quite fierce and may or may not include dinosaurs.

>>2406336
Were dudes with the best boats in town. We will rule the waves.

>>2406330
Probably the biggest Jews too

>>2406333
Changing to Folk of heaven

>>2406275
>>2406297
changing to Folk of Heaven

>>2406284
>>2406275
Changing to folk of heaven

Folk of heaven.

>>2406275
Riverlords

>>2406391
Change from TB to riverlords

LET SURGE THIS!

>>2406391
Switching to this
SUUUUUUUUURGE memes

>>2406351
Changing to Riverlords from Folk of Heaven

>>2406391
Change from FoH to Riverlords

>>2406391
SURGE
FOR THE ADVISERS!!!

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>>2406391
changing from FOH to Riverlords

>>2406293
>>2406275
Switching tideborn to riverlords

>>2406275
>>2406295

I change my vote from SandStriders to Folk of Heavens.

>>2406408
Cuck, you will get washed away by the SURGGGGGGGGGGE of the rushing rivers

>>2406363

Switching from FOH to tideborne

Changing to folk of heaven

>>2406275

Folks of Heaven

>>2406402
And switching back to FoH for surge meme

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Looks like it's either one or the other.

Decisive vote time. You won't be allowed to change. This will be our STARTING RACE. If you want to play a particular faction and lead the civilization in some way, don't worry - you can potentially do anything as anyone.

Now, ONE LAST VOTE. NO CHANGING.
A.Riverlords
B.Folk of Heavens

>>2406440
A

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>>2406440
A

Eliminate all FoH cucks

>>2406440
A

>>2406440
>B
Begone rivercucks

>>2406440
B

>>2406440
>A.Riverlords

>>2406440
>B.Folk of Heavens

>>2406440
B

>>2406440
A.

>>2406440
>B.Folk of Heavens

>>2406440
B

>>2406440
B

>>2406440
B

>>2406440
A

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You are part of the Folk of Heavens.
Select a time period.
A.Early - agriculture in some form has been discovered by most human groups across the world. Metalworking is only just beginning and writing is in its crudest form among the few who have it. The crudest forms of seafaring, a smaller global population.
B.Middle - True civilization has begun. The first cities begin to spring up, better travel connects separate peoples, some peoples have begun to learn bronze forging.
C.Late - Bronze is widespread, some peoples may even be seeking a better source of metal. Writing and sciences have developed well, travel is easier than ever before and true wars have been written down into histories, to be taught to our children.

>>2406500
>A

>>2406500
B

>>2406500
A

>>2406500
B.

>>2406500
B Middle

>>2406500
>B.Middle - True civilization has begun. The first cities begin to spring up, better travel connects separate peoples, some peoples have begun to learn bronze forging.

>>2406500
B

>>2406500
>A.Early - agriculture in some form has been discovered by most human groups across the world. Metalworking is only just beginning and writing is in its crudest form among the few who have it. The crudest forms of seafaring, a smaller global population.

>>2406500
>A.Early - agriculture in some form has been discovered by most human groups across the world. Metalworking is only just beginning and writing is in its crudest form among the few who have it. The crudest forms of seafaring, a smaller global population.

>>2406500
>A

>>2406500
>B.Middle - True civilization has begun. The first cities begin to spring up, better travel connects separate peoples, some peoples have begun to learn bronze forging.
>>2406512
changing to B

>>2406500
A

>>2406500
>B.Middle - True civilization has begun. The first cities begin to spring up, better travel connects separate peoples, some peoples have begun to learn bronze forging.

>>2406500
A

>>2406500
B

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When did time begin? Was it one single God that created our world, were there many or are there none? Is there life after death? Can man surpass the limits of his own flesh and soul?
Was the world always at is today? That is the one thing we can answer surely - nay.
The legend goes like this - Long ago, when other civilizations were in their infancy, a prophet who called himself Mag was blessed with a vision from a higher power. He wandered the lands, gathering followers among misfits and outcasts. This new tribe crossed a narrow landbridge to a great island - the Promised Island of Nebat - where they found a great place of power - one of the Skyfallen mountains. From the waters that sprang in that mountain, the men and women of that tribe drank the waters of power. Gifted with an innate ability to understand the workings of the ether, of the ways of magic - you became the Folk of Heavens.
To your people, the details between then and now are mostly lost. Some elders claim your forefathers spread their power across the lands and conquered many lesser peoples. Others say they isolated themselves on that island, destroying its connection to the continent. What we are sure of is that the island is lost now. The last man who remembered Nebat passed away recently. Cadar was his name and according to his counts, it has now been a hundred years since the sinking of Nebat.
Your people are not descendants of the rulers of Nebat - your forefathers were the honest, common people, some skilled in the mystic ways, others - less so. The power that flowed in their veins still flows in yours, but much of the knowledge of elders has been lost.
You look around. A thousand men and a thousand women, some hundreds of children too young to work or fight. What you know is the present - the place you are at.
A.A temperate island west of Nebat, a safe distance from the continent.
B.On the shores of the continent southwest of Nebat, warm coasts that see a bit more summer than winter.
C.On the shores of a large island east of Nebat - the mainland visible on a clear day.
D.South, on arid shores
E.Inlands, in a mountain range - it is said the highlands offer a gaze into two opposite seas, oft beset by storms.
F.Far south, in lands of constant warmth and humidity
G.Far north, on cold shores.

>>2406500
B

>>2406673
E

>>2406673
E

C

>>2406673
>E

>>2406673
B

>>2406673
C.On the shores of a large island east of Nebat - the mainland visible on a clear day.

>>2406673
B

>>2406673
>E.Inlands, in a mountain range - it is said the highlands offer a gaze into two opposite seas, oft beset by storms.

>>2406673
>A.A temperate island west of Nebat, a safe distance from the continent.

>>2406673
E

>>2406673
E

Truly the best of places, atleast we wont be cuck elves

>>2406673
>B.On the shores of the continent southwest of Nebat, warm coasts that see a bit more summer than winter.

>>2406673
A

>>2406673
>>2406689
Change to A

>>2406673
>E.Inlands, in a mountain range - it is said the highlands offer a gaze into two opposite seas, oft beset by storms.

>>2406673
E, mountains make good for stronk people.

>>2406673
G

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It was the last winter that claimed old Cadar. He taught many pupils during his life - the basics of the mystic ways, but also how to read and write in our runic script, to count the four hundred days of the sun's set in its four phases - the hundred-day seasons. It is now the first day - the beginning of spring - of the 101st year after Nebat sank.
The story of our people in this last century has been a turbulous one. We sailed west, but were waylaid byTideborn pirates again and again. We made shore to the south, but were attacked yet again by savages - some on top of horses. We moved from one place to another until fifty years ago we find the mountain range we reside in today. It is certainly a beautiful place, witness to the passage of all seasons in their fullest. A number of rivers flow in this area and many forests provide game and lumber. Our initial settlement on the river delta was raided several times, forcing us to withdraw further inland - reaching the Crossing Lake, where several rivers fill in a valley, overflowing and giving way to one united river that reaches the coast east, where our previous settlement was.
Currently we live in a village on higher ground, overlooking arable lands near the lake and rivers. Hunters and lumberjacks venture into nearby forests, but stone is somewhat rare and used for our most important structures. The reason is because our tools are old and our smiths - few. Small copper deposits have been able to be used, but good bronze, while known to us, has almost vanished as far as weapons and tools are concerned.
The elders, wise old men and women, now gather in the Common - our sturdiest structure, stone and wood bound together to protect its inhabitants.
"Cadar was a leader not only in spirit, but in rule. So long as we had him with us, the people were ready to endure anything" one woman says. "Now we must try to fill that role as well as he did."

An elder sighs as he begins to recite the various reports from the village and smaller outlying settlements.

Spring, Year 101

>>Population: 2600
>>Agriculture:7/10
>>Resources:3/10
>>Manufacturing:3/10
>>Trade:3/10
>>Morale:6/10


>>Buildings: Palisade, Large Village, The Common, wood and stone structures
>>Economy:Subsistence agriculture, some woodworking, Simple crafts
>>Culture:Oral legends, runic script,calendar
>>Technology:Copper and bronze working, Animal Husbandry, Pottery
>>Government:Council of Elders
>>Magic: Some understanding, basic rituals
>>Military: Whatever we can muster
>>Navy:None
>>Religion: No official


>A.Food production & growth
>B.Culture & religion
>C.Construction
>D.Military
>E.Government & laws
>F.Exploration & colonization
>G.Research & development
>H.Navy(LANDLOCKED)
>I.Diplomacy & war
>J.Magical matters
>K.Trade & Finance
>L.Other

>>2406873
C

>>2406873
F find a better source of stone and copper and tin

>>2406873
B. Work on increasing our lumbercamps in the forest

>>2406873
>A.Food production & growth

>>2406873
>G.Research & development

>>2406873
C

>>2406878
This

>>2406873
>G.Research & development

>>2406873
D.

>>2406873

C, we need better buildings.

>>2406875
>>2406878
>>2406873
Changing for this

>>2406873
>>F.Exploration & colonization
Changing to this

>>2406873
F

>>2406873
F

>>2406873
F

To clarify on some details.
We farm cereals, vegetables and fruits and have some sheep and goat herds - the sheep we brought during our travels, the goats - one of our proudest accomplishments in the past century, domesticating them.
We'll focus the efforts we can spare on the non-agricultural sector - we have a food surplus and besides the population growth it means we can spare some people for tasks such as forestry and mining.
Give me a roll for each of those two, in that order.

Rolled 64 (1d100)

>>2406914

Rolled 63 (1d100)

>>2406914

Rolled 12 (1d100)

>>2406914

Rolled 63 (1d100)

>>2406914

Resources and construction work were the focus of our tribe for six years. In other sectors the status-quo was kept. The results of our efforts were decent - we've located sizable copper and stone deposits less a few hours' walk away and we've set up proper lumbercamps in the surounding forests. Construction of new homes and the repairs of old ones are going rather well.
Our trade is currently between the main village and the smaller outlying settlements and camps.
Year 107

>>Population: 2660
>>Agriculture:7/10
>>Resources:5/10
>>Manufacturing:4/10
>>Trade:3/10
>>Morale:6/10


>>Buildings: Palisade, Large Village, The Common, wood and stone structures
>>Economy:Subsistence agriculture, some woodworking, Simple crafts, Copper mining
>>Culture:Oral legends, runic script,calendar
>>Technology:Copper and bronze working, Animal Husbandry, Pottery
>>Government:Council of Elders
>>Magic: Some understanding, basic rituals
>>Military: Whatever we can muster
>>Navy:None
>>Religion: No official


>A.Food production & growth
>B.Culture & religion
>C.Construction
>D.Military
>E.Government & laws
>F.Exploration & colonization
>G.Research & development
>H.Navy(LANDLOCKED)
>I.Diplomacy & war
>J.Magical matters
>K.Trade & Finance
>L.Other

>>2406955
>>G.Research & development

>>2406955
G.

>>2406955
>B.

>>2406955
H

>>2406955
>>G.Research & development

>>2406955
G

>>2406955
>F.Exploration & colonization
We need to know more about the people around us

>>2406955
F

>>2406955
G. /Comfy/

>>2406955
G

>>2406955
>G.Research & development

Wheeled wagons are once again being produced with the availability of material and the need for transportation - the technology has been known to us for a while, but the artisans have only recently gone to work seriously in that regard.
As far as technology is concerned, our learned men and women can be directed to focus their efforts in an area - depending on their performance, we may expect results optimistically within the year, realistically - at some later point. By their own initiative, the learned gradually discover new technologies - or rediscover old ones that had been lost. The Council can put them to work on a single specific matter now, however.

A.Develop our system of writing
B.Develop our agriculture
C.Develop our crafts
D.Develop cartography
E.Develop weaponry
F.Other(Feel free to propose)

>>2407013
A.Develop our system of writing

>>2407013
>D.Develop cartography

>>2407013
D

>>2407013
F.Develop our mining and forestry tools

>>2407013
>D.Develop cartography
muh maaaps

>>2407013
>B.Develop our agriculture

>>2407013
>D.Develop cartography

>>2407013
Maps n shit

>>2407013
D
(((muh)))

>>2407013
A

>>2407013
>D.Develop cartography

Cartography it is.
Give me ONE roll.

Rolled 85 (1d100)

>>2407077

Rolled 60 (1d100)

>>2407077

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Cartography is not exactly something new, though it's a matter of our learned not having practiced it much any time soon beyond the roughest of sketches. Effort was put into a map of our surrounding region and it paid off. In combination with exploration over these last years, we've determined the existence of two other human groups - a clan of fair-skinned sheep-herders to the northwest, several hundred in number, and recent settlers along the river's delta to the southeast - the damned tideborn not only destroyed the settlements we had there, but have claimed that fertile coast for themselves!

Year 110
>>Population: 2690
>>Agriculture:7/10
>>Resources:5/10
>>Manufacturing:4/10
>>Trade:3/10
>>Morale:6/10


>>Buildings: Palisade, Large Village, The Common, wood and stone structures
>>Economy:Subsistence agriculture, some woodworking, Simple crafts, Copper mining
>>Culture:Oral legends, runic script,calendar
>>Technology:Copper and bronze working, Animal Husbandry, Pottery, Some cartography, The Wheel
>>Government:Council of Elders
>>Magic: Some understanding, basic rituals
>>Military: Whatever we can muster
>>Navy:None
>>Religion: No official


>A.Food production & growth
>B.Culture & religion
>C.Construction
>D.Military
>E.Government & laws
>F.Exploration & colonization
>G.Research & development
>H.Navy(LANDLOCKED)
>I.Diplomacy & war
>J.Magical matters
>K.Trade & Finance
>L.Other

>>2407123
D.

F

>>2407123
J.

C
Construct some lumber settlement in the forest

>>2407123
J

>>2407123
I

Prepare for contact with the tideborn.

>>2407123
J

>>2407123
D

>>2407123
>>J.Magical matters

>>2407123
>J.Magical matters
STAR MAGIC

>>2407123
>>2407128
Switching to magic matters

Magic, eh?
The Apt among our tribe - those who have the skill to practice the mystic arts - shall be gathered and their knowledge assembled to determine our present readiness.
Provide me with three rolls. They are for the categories of general magical knowledge, magic of the elements and magic of life.

Rolled 76 (1d100)

>>2407182

Rolled 22 (1d100)

>>2407182

Rolled 32 (1d100)

>>2407182

Rolled 25 (1d100)

>>2407182

Rolled 91 (1d100)

>>2407182

Rolled 80 (1d100)

>>2407182

All magic has a cost. The caster will always pay at least part of it - at the very least, it will leave him or her fatigued to an extent. At the worst, it may kill them.
Magic is not for the impatient. Even for the simplest of rituals Cadar would prepare for a long time in advance and spend at least several minutes in concentration and incantation.
It is believed by some that magic can accomplish anything if the casters are skilled enough. We perform magic through rituals, which require the Apt to concentrate on the concept of the magic being performed and the steps through which their spiritual energy goes into the world and reshapes it. The more you wish to change something from its original state, the harder it gets and the harder a ritual, the higher the risk of a painful failure.
To make it easier, a ritual can involve more Apt or use ingredients - materials that can be used for the ritual. Their essense must be related to the process involved.

Sixty-six of our tribe have some magical knowledge, 36 of them can confidently consider themselves Apt. These are all mostly among the elders and learned men and women.
The rituals we have knowledge of are the following:
Ritual of Lights - Creates orbs of light that can easily be repositioned by the Apt for a few minutes, after which they will last for an hour or two at best. Minimum of nine minutes for one caster. Once, a dozen casters were able to do it in just over a minute, but it hasn't been done any faster. Exhausts the mind, can use light from a fire or (fairly) fresh eyes to make it easier.
Ritual of Mending Flesh - Closes wounds and helps a wounded man recover faster - what may take weeks before will instead take a day or two perhaps. 12 minutes is the record with a group. Exhausts the body, can use flesh and blood - preferably of the same species as the one being mended - as ingredients.
Ritual of Magical Sense - Allows the casters to focus their perception of the mystical. Takes at least a minute to begin taking effect. Exhausts the mind.

We've compiled our present knowledge of magic onto tablets. The knowledge will be shared among the Apt and the learning.
Year 111

>>Population: 2700
>>Agriculture:7/10
>>Resources:5/10
>>Manufacturing:4/10
>>Trade:3/10
>>Morale:6/10


>>Buildings: Palisade, Large Village, The Common, wood and stone structures
>>Economy:Subsistence agriculture, some woodworking, Simple crafts, Copper mining
>>Culture:Oral legends, runic script,calendar
>>Technology:Copper and bronze working, Animal Husbandry, Pottery, Some cartography, The Wheel
>>Government:Council of Elders
>>Magic: Some understanding, basic elements and life
>>Military: Whatever we can muster
>>Navy:None
>>Religion: No official


>A.Food production & growth
>B.Culture & religion
>C.Construction
>D.Military
>E.Government & laws
>F.Exploration & colonization
>G.Research & development
>H.Navy(LANDLOCKED)
>I.Diplomacy & war
>J.Magical matters
>K.Trade & Finance
>L.Other

>>2407262
D establish a non-permanent militia

>>2407262
D

>>2407262
>K.Trade & Finance
Make contact and start trade with the Fair Skinned Shepards

>>2407262
>>I.Diplomacy & war
Talk with the sheep heard clan

>>2407269
>>2407271
Change to support

>>2407262
>>I.Diplomacy & war

>>2407271
Yis.

Diplomacy and war, eh?
We may as well tie it in with military at the same time. Give me proposals on both.

>>2407316
Aye we should go over and chat with them sheep blokes, see if they wannae trade with us.

We should also start makin some shields and axes from raiden them sea fekkers.

>>2407333
Yeah.

>>2407333
support

>>2407316
Trading with the sheep herders for diplomacy.

>>2407333
Support

>>2407333
Support

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We've started making shields of wood and axes and spears with stone and copper heads.
The visit to our northwestern neighbours revealed some interesting thing. They do call themselves "The Shepard Clan". They've less than three hundred adults after a few rough winters and conflicts drove them south. They call themselves and those like them, denizens of the regions to our west and northwest, "The Fair Folk". This clan in particular has a pair of copper-smiths and little else to boast about in technology - they are a simple folk that share what they have with each other. Up north bigger clans killed close to half their men in the last decade and their resettlement here is recent. They're willing to trade their surplus for ours. What they can offer is mostly sheep and the products they make from wool.
Year 113

>>Population: 2730
>>Agriculture:7/10
>>Resources:5/10
>>Manufacturing:4/10
>>Trade:4/10
>>Morale:6/10


>>Buildings: Palisade, Large Village, The Common, wood and stone structures
>>Economy:Subsistence agriculture, some woodworking, Simple crafts, Copper mining, Simple trade
>>Culture:Oral legends, runic script,calendar, stone tablets of learning
>>Technology:Copper and bronze working, Animal Husbandry, Pottery, Some cartography, The Wheel
>>Government:Council of Elders
>>Magic: Some understanding, basic elements and life
>>Military: Whatever we can muster. Copper-weapon stockpile
>>Navy:None
>>Religion: No official


>A.Food production & growth
>B.Culture & religion
>C.Construction
>D.Military
>E.Government & laws
>F.Exploration & colonization
>G.Research & development
>H.Navy(LANDLOCKED)
>I.Diplomacy & war
>J.Magical matters
>K.Trade & Finance
>L.Other

>>2407426
Oh yeah - besides sheep, a few of their families also have pigs.

>>2407426
K

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>>2407426
>D.Military
Breed some proper War Hounds, bigger and meaner is what we need to deal with these fishfekkers.

>>2407426
>>D.Military

>>2407426
A we need to get more food so we can stock up a little in case of bad harvest

>>2407435
support

>D.Military

>>2407426
D.

>>2407426
MILITARY

Military, eh?
We've got a stockpile of weapons now. A hundred-odd copper axes and spears, should be four hundred shields by the end of the year and a couple hundred stone axes, spears and whatever tools can be used as weapons.
Now, what else should we do for our non-existant military? The weapons are being kept in The Common and some neighbouring structures. We've had a couple of incidents of fights, with a number of wounded and three dead in recent months with the availability of weapons and a lack of proffesional warriors.

>>2407469
Start breedin proper war hounds to fight alongside us.

As for the weapons we should begin training all young men to fight like once a weak, with the older men being in charge of them and the training.

>>2407477
Supporting

>>2407477
This

>>2407477
Agreed
Although I'd add that are magically talented are exempted from training so they may focus on magic more

>>2407490
This be a good fekkin idea lad, let's add this one in!

Anwas is the son of a strong stone hauler. When he was young, he was forced into helping him thus also making him stronger than the average. He has only reached his 20th winter and is heloing people with constructing and farming for hospitality and food. He doesnt believe that the weak magic of the elders are enough to survive in this world, he'd rather rely on strenght and good friends.

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>>2407477
Sounds good to me

>>2407477
>>2407490

"War hounds an magik men. Theyll help our cozy village stay safe."

You can make characters like >>2407477 and >>2407536
If you feel like it, not forcing you.
No stats, no assets, not a faction, just a character that feels right.
In terms of appearance, your people are comparable to this basically:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atlantic_Bronze_Age
In terms of culture and names, you have a degree of freedom. Anything from as far north as Scotland to as south as Oran. Make it creative, yet atmospheric and fitting of the civilization. Of course, within these near 3000 people there can be a family here or there that are a bit different, given your folk's origins. Some day the descendants of these characters might be heads of factions - who knows.

Now, on to the matter at hand.
We've got dogs, aye - a couple of different breeds, but mostly wolfhounds. We'll start selecting the strongest and fiercest and train them as attack dogs - hopefully we'll have capable houndmasters to control them as well.

Give me a roll for this and another roll for possible event.

Verizon is of the Lanweiker family, a people who were scouts who helped find new land to settle.
However after the last raid by the Tideborn his entire lineage was near wiped out leaving him alone.
He has been gifted with a latent magical talent as was his father before him, yet his view of the future is obscured by his burning hatred for those who wronged him and his in the past.

Rolled 12 (1d100)

>>2407577

Rolled 95 (1d100)

>>2407577

Rolled 67 (1d100)

>>2407577

Progress with the hounds is rather..slow. The most promising houndmaster got his throat ripped off is what I mean by slow.Training the men is not going as well as we'd hoped - we lack warriors of experience and teaching ability.
It took us a couple of years to get to something that can perhaps be called a 'militia' - not a standing one even, but we've raised the readiness of our men.
On to the good news - harvests have been good, the people are content, no big disease has hit us. The tideborn haven't been too active and our scouts report that their settlements are not too well defended.
Furthermore, trade and talks with the Shepard-clan have improved our relations to the point where they've asked to be allowed to settle closer to us and come under our protection.
What say you?

>>2407630
Let them.

>>2407630
accept

>>2407630
Let them settle

>>2407630
Of course

>>2407630
Absolutely

The Shepard clan are thankful.

Year 120

>>Population: 2770
>>Agriculture:8/10
>>Resources:5/10
>>Manufacturing:4/10
>>Trade:5/10
>>Morale:6/10


>>Buildings: Palisade, Large Village, The Common, wood and stone structures
>>Economy:Subsistence agriculture, some woodworking, Simple crafts, Copper mining, Simple trade
>>Culture:Oral legends, runic script,calendar, stone tablets of learning
>>Technology:Copper and bronze working, Animal Husbandry, Pottery, Some cartography, The Wheel
>>Government:Council of Elders
>>Magic: Some understanding, basic elements and life
>>Military: Low-quality non-standing militia. Copper-weapon stockpile
>>Navy:None
>>Religion: No official


>A.Food production & growth
>B.Culture & religion
>C.Construction
>D.Military
>E.Government & laws
>F.Exploration & colonization
>G.Research & development
>H.Navy(LANDLOCKED)
>I.Diplomacy & war
>J.Magical matters
>K.Trade & Finance
>L.Other

>>2407647
D.

>>2407647
>>D.Military

>>2407647
>D.Military

>>2407647
J

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>>2407647
I.
They only fekkin way to learn how to fight is by getting our beaks wet! Let's raid the fekkin fishfuckers!

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An apprentice in the magical arts as well as a lover of animals, Yak is not a man known for his optimistic attitude.
His view on other people can easily be summed up as "The weak must fear the strong, such is the law of this world."
>>2407630
Very well, such an offer can not be refused.
>>2407647
>B.Culture & religion
The blessings of the gods are paramount to survival.

D

>>2407647
I
Loot and steal seamongrel villages in hit and run tactics.

"Surely we can take revenge for those dead by their hand and might as well make some loot of course."

The Granddaughter of an elder of the tribe, Morrighan believes that she's meant for grand things she is one of the Apt of the tribe and is one of the most learned people of the young generation.

>>2407647
>>2407684
Agreed! The time for revenge is now!

>>2407675
change to I
let's beat their asses

>>2407647
Vote I

change to I
The lads will learn te fight by smashing the tideborn on the land they shouldn a set foot on.

Diplomacy...or war? Or perhaps we'll try our hands at both?

>>2407728
Wage war of the fishfekkers! We shall take our able men and attack out of the forest during the nights with our hounds! We will light fire to their town, take their women, loot their homes and bash their men!

>>2407647
I
Jestre is basically the earliest possible iteration of a rockstar. Just an eccentric person who fucks whomever he wishes and people let him because of a combination of sweet music and a handsome face.

>>2407728
war against the tideborne on our shores.
"We'll take back our lands and grab anything the tideborn leave behind."

>>2407728
Both is good

We gather up a sizable war party and move on the tideborn village by stealth.
We send in a delegation and make demands of them paying us off.
If these are refused we storm their encampment the following night.

>>2407728
Raid the tidebornes, not an actual invasion for now, but rather a serie of raid on their villages and farms

>>2407734
This

>>2407728
Raid! Fuck their women, fuck their men, fuck their goats and steal everything that isn't nailed down, including the nails.

Toric wasn’t the sharpest tool in the shed, but what he lacks in wits he makes up in raw strength. He’s a big guy standing about 6ft tall and using his trusty woodcutting axe as both a weapon and a tool

A mature hunstman, adept with the spear. A pragmatic man who mostly wants to just provide for his family, though he does harbor hatred towards the Tideborn for kin they slew.

We'll try getting a use out of the shepard clan over time. In the meanwhile, though, it's time to war on the tideborn!
What should our first attack be like in terms of numbers?
We have 500 shields, 250 copper weapons and 500 stone weapons.
A.A force of no more than a hundred - to scout, steal and burn, scaree the gits and maybe kill a few, but no looking for a fight.
B.Arm 250 or so of our best men properly for a raid - kill, loot, burn and go back
C.Arm 500 men and go in for an attack to cause as much damage as we can on the enemy
D.Total offensive - everyone we can send, a full invasion to take their land!
E.Other
We've a thousand able-bodied men if you count some who are getting a bit old and some who may be just a bit young.
From what we know, the tideborn are spread out across several villages, their total number being between one and two thousand.

>>2407778
>C.Arm 500 men and go in for an attack to cause as much damage as we can on the enemy

>>2407778
B

>>2407778
>D.Total offensive - everyone we can send, a full invasion to take their land!

Kill, do not wound the enemy.

>>2407778
C
Send five hundred men to make sure we smash em and can haul back a great deal of plunder.

>>2407778
>>A force of no more than a hundred - to scout, steal and burn, scaree the gits and maybe kill a few, but no looking for a fight.

>>2407784
>>2407778
Change to B. Arm 250 or so of our best men properly for a raid - kill, loot, burn and go back

>>2407778
C
Those water boys ain’t that tough, me and da warriors can smash der puny lines.

>>2407778
>D.Total offensive - everyone we can send, a full invasion to take their land!
As hard and fast as possible.

>>2407778
C. And I intend to write a song about this.

>>2407778
B

Anwàs fights with a great big maul he's carved in a dense tree trunk. He also carries 3 javelins he crafted using small trunks and sharp stones

>>2407790
CHange to B

>>2407778
>>2407801
B. Make sure to bring my sling.

250 men, good raiding force that!
Give me one roll for moving those forces and positioning them for the attack - if it goes well, you'll catch the fishers unprepared and deal a lot more damage!

Rolled 29 (1d100)

>>2407821

Rolled 88 (1d100)

Rolled 72 (1d100)

>>2407821
I got this

"Anyone want a wager to see who can bash the most of them tideborn back into the sea?"

>>2407833
Bring it ya goatson!

>>2407833
I bet ya a good drinking night that I will crush the most skulls

>>2407833
"I accept, my spear shall reap the bloodiest toll."

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Our boys were certainly enthusiastic - but not too fast or quiet. The tideborn must've had some sentries, as they were making preparations for us when we approached - we see them setting up crude defenses in some places, arming men and sending runners back and forth. A force of over a hundred decently-well equipped warriors stand at the ready and locals are being prepared into a militia as we speak. It's early afternoon.
A.ATTACK!
B.Go for a different settlement
C.Withdraw
D.Negotiate
E.Wait for night

>>2407833
>>2407837
>>2407840
oh the lads were talkin' on of how they'd beat those fishies black
Twas quite the pleasant trek to see what they'd bring on back!

>>2407852
A.ATTACK!

A.

>>2407852
>A
“They have slain our kin and must pay the price!”

>>2407852
>>D.Negotiate

>>2407852
>A.ATTACK!
"Hit them hard before they have time to organize the rest of the villages!"

>>2407852
A

>>2407852
A.

Time's on their side - WE ATTACK!
Roll three times for our lads, it'll be matched against the DC.

Rolled 32 (1d100)

Rolled 20 (1d100)

>>2407852
A
Overwhelm them and for them to divide their forces
>>2407875

Rolled 78 (1d100)

>>2407875

Rolled 80 (1d100)

>>2407875
AHHHHHH

Rolled 31 (1d100)

>>2407875

Rolled 99 (1d100)

>>2407875

Rolled 3 (1d100)

>>2407875

a seemingly simple man who married into the tribe to a learned woman who knows magic. While an outsider he does know a surprising amount about magic, herbalism, magical components, rare/exotic materials, and mostly alchemy. From healing poultices, toxic poisons, and much stranger concoctions that can help crops grow better. The magic he is familiar with is much more subdued in nature and heavily reliant upon mixtures with materials involved.

He mostly spends his time gathering ingredients in the wild, growing a strange collection of plants or raising exotic animals that are 'vital', and concocting in his laboratory. So far most of his efforts are providing medicines for healing, poisons to stock the armory, and experimenting with new discoveries.

A young man, ever curious and keen. A hunter and scout. The stars fascinated him in his youngest days, the beautiful skies calling him to explore