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>>2497472
Its come to my attention that people in my civ wish to start over, so here's the selection sheet

>>2497539
Orc

>>2497539
Troll

>>2497472
Drake

>>2497539
Dwarf

>>2497578
>>2497539
Switching from drake to dwarf didnt see they were nomadic

>>2497539
Changing to dwarves

It is the stout dwarves! But where will you start?
>A. Out in the desert, where a river ends at a large oasis.
>B. The Southern Coasts, right by the sea and close to the mountains.
>C. In the thick of the northern badlands, where the only green seen is by small oasises and the lake that you now reside by
>D. In the middle of the mountains, one of the few places where snow is seen inside a small hold within the mountain overlooking a valley.
>E. A small mountain range suddenly rising out of the desert, where small rivers flow out.

>>2497640
>B. The Southern Coasts, right by the sea and close to the mountains.

D is also good

>>2497640
D

>>2497640
D

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It has been long since the people of your tribe, the people of Kornab have met neighboring dwarves. For years your people have lived in relative isolation in your small community by the lake and river, content with the abundance of food and Water. A copper mine is merely a stone's throw away. The dwarves that inhabit this land were led here by a dwarf by the name of Khornab, he claimed to have the blessing of "The Titans." Once he led us here, he left without saying a word. We were on our own, with only our wits and our own people. We dug a small hold within the mountainside, and started to farm to keep ourselves alive. It has been 10 years since he has left and a new generation of dwarves is being born and we will be led into the future. The last thing Khornab said to us before leaving was, "We at the dragonforge await your return."

YEAR 10 after the disappearance
Stats:
Population: 500 Dwarves
Food: 4/10
Technology: Copperworking, Bronzeworking (but no tin), Early construction methods, Pottery, the wheel.
Culture: None
Government: What is this
Military: Our men pick up swords and fight
Laws: What is this
Finances: What is this
Resources: 6/10
A. Agriculture
B. Culture
C. Construction
D. Military
E. Government and Laws
F. Technology
G. Exploration
H. Finances

>>2497731
G. Exploration

We need to find tin asap.

>>2497752
Second

>>2497731
>>2497752
thirded

>>2497754
Give me three 1d100s on finding tin in the nearby lands

Rolled 17 (1d100)

>>2497763

Rolled 53 (1d100)

>>2497763>>2497754
>>2497731

Rolled 57 (1d100)

>>2497763

With our knowledge on mining, we are able to find veins of tin by digging more within our copper mine. While the amount of tin is pretty low, we don't need all that much tin to make bronze anyway, compared to the amount of copper we have. Regardless, it is convenient to have both copper and tin in the same location.

YEAR 11 after the disappearance
Stats:
Population: 509 Dwarves
Food: 4/10
Technology: Copperworking, Bronzeworking (but no tin), Early construction methods, Pottery, the wheel.
Culture: None
Government: What is this
Military: Our men pick up swords and fight
Laws: What is this
Finances: What is this
Resources: 8/10
A. Agriculture
B. Culture
C. Construction
D. Military
E. Government and Laws
F. Technology
G. Exploration
H. Finances

>>2497799
>A. Agriculture
We need to improve our food

>>2497799
>>2497810
Ill back but we should look into creating finances and also getting livestock of somesort in the next few turns

>>2497810
SUpporting

>>2497810
Support

The mountain goats live all around us. Nestled in the mountains, with the less hairy ones living by the lake. We have started to use these goats and tame them. Some of the bigger ones we can even ride! The goats have some decent meat on them, as well as plenty of goat milk. This is the first animal husbandry, and as a result we have more food to eat, means that we can feed more people. In addition, these goats can pull carts.


YEAR 12 after the disappearance
Stats:
Population: 520 Dwarves
Food: 6/10
Technology: Copperworking, Bronzeworking (but no tin), Early construction methods, Animal Husbandry, Pottery, the wheel.
Culture: None
Government: What is this
Military: Our men pick up swords and fight
Laws: What is this
Finances: What is this
Resources: 8/10
A. Agriculture
B. Culture
C. Construction
D. Military
E. Government and Laws
F. Technology
G. Exploration
H. Finances

>>2497858
F. Technology
Better construction methods and masonry

>>2497858
Lets research Bronzeworking(with tin) (unless im misunderstanding then lets explore the surrounding area like a circle around our current city instead of following a cardinal direction)

>>2497858
f

>>2497878
This

We have begun to research better construction methods! We live by mountains and have a lot of stone on our hands from the construction of our hold. Previously we mainly built stuff outside the hold from wood, however with advances in masonry stone structures are popping up more and more. These structures are much sturdiers and much more sheltered from the elements. However, many dwarves still prefer to live inside.

YEAR 13 after the disappearance
Stats:
Population: 531 Dwarves
Food: 6/10
Technology: Copperworking, Bronzeworking, Masonry, Stone construction methods, Animal Husbandry, Pottery, the wheel,
Culture: None
Government: What is this
Military: Our men pick up swords and fight
Laws: What is this
Finances: What is this
Resources: 8/10
A. Agriculture
B. Culture
C. Construction
D. Military
E. Government and Laws
F. Technology
G. Exploration
H. Finances

>>2497906
H. Finances
We should get started on this early i think guys

>>2497906
>G. Exploration
Lets see what's around us

>>2497906
g

It looks like we'll do exploration
3 1d100s! A group of brave dwarves will attempt to explore the lands around us.

Rolled 88 (1d100)

>>2497986

Rolled 51 (1d100)

>>2497986

Rolled 97 (1d100)

>>2497986
>]

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Our explorers come back with a load of information! It appears they have met a couple of tribes of dwarves. The Explorers that went west discovered a larger dwarf tribe who mainly lives along a river, content with farming and haven't went into the ground much. Those that went east have discovered a smaller dwarf tribe, much smaller, numbering no more than 300, either inside the mountains or by an oasis, farming. Both tribes are happy to see other dwarves and are willing to trade with us and cooperate.

YEAR 14 after the disappearance
Stats:
Population: 542 Dwarves
Food: 6/10
Technology: Copperworking, Bronzeworking, Masonry, Stone construction methods, Animal Husbandry, Pottery, the wheel,
Culture: None
Government: What is this
Military: Our men pick up swords and fight
Laws: What is this
Finances: What is this
Resources: 8/10
A. Agriculture
B. Culture
C. Construction
D. Military
E. Government and Laws
F. Technology
G. Exploration
H. Finances

>>2498204
>H. Finances
Open up trade with the other tribes.

>>2498223
This

>>2498223
This

Trade begins to open up among the three tribes, with us basically acting as the crossroads. The tribes to the west offer us important goods in the form of cheap food to help sustain us. They also offer us wood and charcoal, while neither of us have it in abundant quantities, they sell it to us because they have more. Those to our south sell us textiles, while expensive they are a valuable luxury commodity.

YEAR 15 after the disappearance
Stats:
Population: 553 Dwarves
Food: 6/10
Technology: Copperworking, Bronzeworking, Masonry, Stone construction methods, Animal Husbandry, Pottery, the wheel,
Culture: None
Government: What is this
Military: Our men pick up swords and fight
Laws: What is this
Finances: Trade with other dwarves
Resources: 8/10
A. Agriculture
B. Culture
C. Construction
D. Military
E. Government and Laws
F. Technology
G. Exploration
H. Finances

>>2498247
>F. Technology

>>2498247
F.

>>2498247
F

What will be research?
>A. Writing
>B. A calendar
>C. Astronomy
>D. Irrigation
>E. Rope
>F. Metallurgy

>>2498265
>>A. Writing

>>2498265
A

>>2498265
>>A. Writing

Our elders have developed a primitive form of writing, we are able to scratch letters onto clay tablets which eventually harden. The langauge is in its primitive form and is mostly shapes and letters on a tablet, however our elders and some of the brighter people in our society are able to read it.

YEAR 16 after the disappearance
Stats:
Population: 565 Dwarves
Food: 6/10
Technology: Copperworking, Bronzeworking, Masonry, Stone construction methods, Animal Husbandry, Pottery, the wheel, writing
Culture: None
Government: What is this
Military: Our men pick up swords and fight
Laws: What is this
Finances: Trade with other dwarves
Resources: 8/10
A. Agriculture
B. Culture
C. Construction
D. Military
E. Government and Laws
F. Technology
G. Exploration
H. Finances

>>2498298
C.
We must go deeper

>>2498298
C
Upgrade our hold by making more room for storage and upgrade its defenses to make it a fortress where our people can take shelter.

>>2498298
C

Our hold continues to be upgraded. Our hard working miners and workers expand the hold to be bigger and bigger. Adding in stone walls and a primitive gate to ensure the safety of all inside. It is a formidable location, with lots of storage and room for people to live and work in.


YEAR 17 after the disappearance
Stats:
Population: 577 Dwarves
Food: 6/10
Technology: Copperworking, Bronzeworking, Masonry, Stone construction methods, Animal Husbandry, Pottery, the wheel, writing
Culture: None
Government: What is this
Military: Our men pick up swords and fight
Laws: What is this
Finances: Trade with other dwarves
Resources: 8/10
A. Agriculture
B. Culture
C. Construction
D. Military
E. Government and Laws
F. Technology
G. Exploration
H. Finances

>>2498328
>D. Military
have our able bodied men practice their fighting skills once a day every week.

>>2498328
>G. Exploration
I want to explore even more!

>>2498328
>E. Government and Laws
Come up with a system of government. Something like a council of elders.

>>2498388
I agree in spirit but we’re safely isolayed now and there are other things to do.

>>2498408
Perhaps a Council made of Elders a community leaders?

>>2498414
Yes, something like that. A council of elders, wise and experienced Dwarves, who will make decisions for the hold based on votes amog each other.

A council of elders is set up. It is formed from a set of well respected and older people to represent a piece of the population. On it there are 7 people, a farmer, a smith, a miner, a craftsman, a mason, a builder, and an elder learned in the ways of history and writing.

YEAR 18 after the disappearance
Stats:
Population: 589 Dwarves
Food: 6/10
Technology: Copperworking, Bronzeworking, Masonry, Stone construction methods, Animal Husbandry, Pottery, the wheel, writing
Culture: None
Government: Council of 7 Elders
Military: Our men pick up swords and fight
Laws: What is this
Finances: Trade with other dwarves
Resources: 8/10
A. Agriculture
B. Culture
C. Construction
D. Military
E. Government and Laws
F. Technology
G. Exploration
H. Finances

>>2498441
>G. Exploration
Explore to the north along the river

>>2498444
second

We'll explore north! Another 3 rolls to see what we find.

Rolled 23 (1d100)

>>2498453

Rolled 41 (1d100)

>>2498453

Rolled 38 (1d100)

>>2498453

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Not much is truly found, aside from the source of the river and more mountains. However, we did find large hulking figures wandering about. We chose to stay away from them. They carried large clubs and yelled loud, guttural roars to communicate. We're unsure what they are as of right now.

YEAR 19 after the disappearance
Stats:
Population: 601 Dwarves
Food: 6/10
Technology: Copperworking, Bronzeworking, Masonry, Stone construction methods, Animal Husbandry, Pottery, the wheel, writing
Culture: None
Government: Council of 7 Elders
Military: Our men pick up swords and fight
Laws: What is this
Finances: Trade with other dwarves
Resources: 8/10
A. Agriculture
B. Culture
C. Construction
D. Military
E. Government and Laws
F. Technology
G. Exploration
H. Finances

>>2498463
>B. Culture
Try to piece together what we know about the Titans and their blessings.

>>2498463
B

>>2498463
B
>>2498477
and the dragonforge

Rolled 71 (1d100)

What do we know about the titans and the dragonforge... Many elders came together to ask themselves this question, especially those that knew Khornab the most.

The Great Dragonforge is a dwarven civilization of sorts, to our north, from where we came. One of Khornab's friends spoke up, saying that they forge wonderous metals, and have a kingdom all to their own, however that's all we know on the Great Dragonforge. At least that's what we call it. The other elders put their heads together and managed to put together a picture of Stone Titans. Massive constructs of Rock who are regarded as Gods according to Khornab. As for their blessings, Miners who pray often to the stone titans (or the rock titans, or the earth titans, variations of the name) are blessed with finding good ore deposits. Some pray for knowledge from the stone titans, however their prayers aren't answered, at least as far as we know. Farmers also get bountiful harvests, however right now very few pray to the Titans, and the blessings they grant to those people are even fewer. They remain engimatic to us, for now.

Event roll time.

In other news, the Dwarves to the south have asked to join us. They number around 250 and have textiles and other resources from within their hold to offer us, they wish to be included in our council of elders and to work together. How shall we respond?
>A. Yes
>B. No

>>2498520
Agree

>>2498520
>>A. Yes

>>2498520
Yes

We agree, and the union of our two tribes is formalized. We add a seat to the council of elders temporarily to give them some representation, and when Elders the new tribe will be given some positions. In addition, they also offer us something interesting... Mushrooms that can grow inside our hold, given appropriate conditions they will grow and offer us something tasty to diversify our diet! They are also another source of food. It appears these southern dwarves have been cultivating these mushrooms for quite some time.

Also Players may now create factions.

YEAR 20 after the disappearance
Stats:
Population: 864 Dwarves
Food: 7/10
Technology: Copperworking, Bronzeworking, Masonry, Stone construction methods, Animal Husbandry, Pottery, the wheel, writing, textile making
Culture: Reverence of stone and the titans made of stone
Government: Council of 7 Elders
Military: Our men pick up swords and fight
Laws: What is this
Finances: Trade with other dwarves
Resources: 8/10
A. Agriculture
B. Culture
C. Construction
D. Military
E. Government and Laws
F. Technology
G. Exploration
H. Finances

>>2498536
>C. Construction
construct a small shrine to the Titans in our Hold

>>2498541
Agreed

>>2498536
C

We construct a small shrine to the titans in our hold, and needless to say the titan worship of sorts gains a few new followers. The amount of blessings receive increases a bit, we have more ore, and more bountiful harvests. For now, it appears that the titans are appeased.
YEAR 21 after the disappearance
Stats:
Population: 882 Dwarves
Food: 7/10
Technology: Copperworking, Bronzeworking, Masonry, Stone construction methods, Animal Husbandry, Pottery, the wheel, writing, textile making
Culture: Reverence of stone and the titans made of stone, Shrine to the titans
Government: Council of 7 Elders
Military: Our men pick up swords and fight
Laws: What is this
Finances: Trade with other dwarves
Resources: 8/10
A. Agriculture
B. Culture
C. Construction
D. Military
E. Government and Laws
F. Technology
G. Exploration
H. Finances

>>2498554
>F. Technology

>>2498554
F.

>>2498554
>F. Technology

Its technology! What will it be?

>A. A calendar
>B. Astronomy
>C. Irrigation
>D. Rope
>E. Metallurgy

>>2498575
A.

>>2498575
>>C. Irrigation

>>2498585
This

Rolled 73 (1d100)

>>2498575
Clan Grayview will dig a holding for themselves next to the mouth of the river

>>2498585
this

We begin to use primitive irrigation methods! By using irrigation we are able to improve our crop output tremendously because now these crops are far more hydrated and thus are able to be grown more efficiently.

YEAR 22 after the disappearance
Stats:
Population: 900 Dwarves
Food: 8/10
Technology: Copperworking, Bronzeworking, Masonry, Stone construction methods, Animal Husbandry, Pottery, the wheel, writing, textile making, primitive irrigation
Culture: Reverence of stone and the titans made of stone, Shrine to the titans
Government: Council of 7 Elders
Military: Our men pick up swords and fight
Laws: What is this
Finances: Trade with other dwarves
Resources: 8/10
A. Agriculture
B. Culture
C. Construction
D. Military
E. Government and Laws
F. Technology
G. Exploration
H. Finances

Rolled 57, 27, 21 = 105 (3d100)

Faction Project
Spend all three on mining for ore’s in the mountain. Try to keep the tunnels continous snd connected.

We’re gonna make a YUGE tunnel


>>2498620
>F. Technology

Rolled 74, 86, 53 = 213 (3d100)

>>2498620
faction project
1: Carve out our own tunnel section of the tunnel to mine ore
2: Search the valley for any useful plants or animals.
3: Create more farms along the river for crops.

>>2498620
>F. Technology

>>2498620
>F. Technology

>>2498612
The holding is completed, while it is relatively small and humble, it will suffice in protecting your clan and establishing your position at the mouth of the western river

>>2498634
You dig.... And you dig... and you dig.................. And eventually you find something shiny! something grey and shiny. You call it silver, and people pay high prices for it because its so cool and shiny

>>2498647
You mind something equally interesting in terms of mining. You find a variant of silver, you're not entirely sure what it does yet, but it doesn't look like silver, and lets off a dim glow, carving it makes it glow even more. However we are unsure as to what it does as of right now. You call it Sebre

As for useful plants and animals, you find a particularly useful Herb, good for curing many ailments called Loker, Ingesting it twice a day cures a variety of ailments, and when mixed with water produces a very tasty drink.

Farms are created, according to plan of course.

Its technology, what will we do?

In other news, we hear from the western dwarves about a secret they have held for a while... Magic. We haven't investigated it yet however, it holds mysterious properties.

>A. A calendar
>B. Astronomy
>C. Rope
>D. Metallurgy
>E. Magic

>>2498683
>>A. A calendar

>>2498683
>A. A calendar

>>2498683
>A. A calendar

A calendar is developed! With 12 months in a year and 20 days in each month we make it. Based off of the cool season and the hot season we are able to more accurately predict the change in Temperature. The months are as follows
1. Kabor
2. Lanek
3. Tork
4. Frand
5. Plest
6. Bruzne
7. Plodis
8. Zima
9. Tinak
10. Sibre

YEAR 23 after the disappearance
Stats:
Population: 919 Dwarves
Food: 8/10
Technology: Copperworking, Bronzeworking, Masonry, Stone construction methods, Animal Husbandry, Pottery, the wheel, writing, textile making, primitive irrigation, Calendar
Culture: Reverence of stone and the titans made of stone, Shrine to the titans
Government: Council of 7 Elders
Military: Our men pick up swords and fight
Laws: What is this
Finances: Trade with other dwarves
Resources: 8/10
A. Agriculture
B. Culture
C. Construction
D. Military
E. Government and Laws
F. Technology
G. Exploration
H. Finances

>>2498711
>G. Exploration

>>2498711
B.

I propose an annual celebration. At the end of each year during Sibre we will collect what we have harvest and have a feast. It’ll be a time to celebrate and to thank the titans.

>>2498730
Changing to this.

The celebration is created! We call it Sibremas, a time of harvest and feasting during the coolest time of the year. The dwarves usually relax and enjoy what they have worked for over the last few months and eat well, resting well within their homes or the holds. A great celebration indeed!


YEAR 24 after the disappearance
Stats:
Population: 998 Dwarves
Food: 8/10
Technology: Copperworking, Bronzeworking, Masonry, Stone construction methods, Animal Husbandry, Pottery, the wheel, writing, textile making, primitive irrigation, Calendar
Culture: Reverence of stone and the titans made of stone, Shrine to the titans, Yearly celebration of Sibremas
Government: Council of 7 Elders
Military: Our men pick up swords and fight
Laws: What is this
Finances: Trade with other dwarves
Resources: 8/10
A. Agriculture
B. Culture
C. Construction
D. Military
E. Government and Laws
F. Technology
G. Exploration
H. Finances

>>2498756
G explore east

>>2498756
G

>>2498767
We shall explore east! I require 3 1d100s

Rolled 80 (1d100)

>>2498781

Rolled 82 (1d100)

>>2498781

Rolled 8 (1d100)

>>2498781

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Going to the east through a mountain pass we find a dwarf tribe who seems to have properly set themselves up, however they do not live in the mountains, but rather by the shore, content farming and living peacefully in the open air. They call themselves the Tribe of Toklar, the Dwarf who first settled there. They can sail on ships and appear to be larger than us, population wise.

In other news... Large hulking giants have been spotted in the north, more and more. We call them trolls. There have been no fatalities yet however they are very intimidating and may become a treat to us.
YEAR 25 after the disappearance
Stats:
Population: 1018 Dwarves
Food: 8/10
Technology: Copperworking, Bronzeworking, Masonry, Stone construction methods, Animal Husbandry, Pottery, the wheel, writing, textile making, primitive irrigation, Calendar
Culture: Reverence of stone and the titans made of stone, Shrine to the titans, Yearly celebration of Sibremas
Government: Council of 7 Elders
Military: Our men pick up swords and fight
Laws: What is this
Finances: Trade with other dwarves
Resources: 8/10
A. Agriculture
B. Culture
C. Construction
D. Military
E. Government and Laws
F. Technology
G. Exploration
H. Finances

>>2498837
>D. Military
These trolls look like they might cause trouble
We should have our able bodied men practice their fighting skills once a day each week so they're prepared for a fight if it happens

>>2498837
E.

Reach out to the western farming dwarves to formally join as. We should act come together to better protect ourselves against these Trolls.

>>2498848
Changeing to this

>>2498848
third

The western farming dwarves will join us but under the condition that we build a hold in their lands and promise to protect them.
>A. Yes
>B. No

>>2498848
agree

>>2498868
>>A. Yes
Of Course

>>2498868
Agree

>>2498868
we will protect them, but they must commit a percentage of their population to our collective military

The dwarves agree to this proposition, and the 450 of their tribe will join us. They have plenty of excess food that they are willing to give us, so as a result our food goes up, and we have unified all the dwarven tribes in the valley! These are the same dwarves who have practiced magic, and are called shamans. They display limited control over the elementals, such as being able to conjure small blasts of fire, manipulate earth and water, or run faster with the aid of air.

YEAR 26 after the disappearance
Stats:
Population: 1490 Dwarves
Food: 9/10
Technology: Copperworking, Bronzeworking, Masonry, Stone construction methods, Animal Husbandry, Pottery, the wheel, writing, textile making, primitive irrigation, Calendar
Culture: Reverence of stone and the titans made of stone, Shrine to the titans, Yearly celebration of Sibremas
Government: Council of 7 Elders
Military: Our men pick up swords and fight
Laws: What is this
Finances: Trade with other dwarves
Resources: 8/10
A. Agriculture
B. Culture
C. Construction
D. Military
E. Government and Laws
F. Technology
G. Exploration
H. Finances

>>2498915
>D. Military

>>2498915
>D. Military

>>2498915
D

Its D, military
what shall we do
>A. Create more weapons/Develop it
>B. Create more armor/Develop it
>C. Begin training our men

>>2498960
>>C. Begin training our men
"A dwarf who doesn't know how to swing an axe is a dead dwarf"

>>2498960
A
B
C

For B we shall make armor for a small group of our best warriors so they can better handle the thickest fighting

>>2498960
C

>>2498960
C

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Rolled 60, 59 = 119 (2d100)

FP
Clan Grayview will expand their hold by creating another room for the library to store our history, knowledge of masonry and mining, and religious texts for future generations. They will also reinforce the entrance by building walls that have access to the second floor with piles of rocks(Similar to the image)

We begin to train our men! Our training sessions are held weekly. We haven't faced true combat in quite some time, however the oldest among us still remember how to swing an axe and how they had to fight whenever they were attacked by wild animals on the journey here, let by Kornab. While the training isn't anything spectacular our men at least know how to swing an axe or use a spear.

YEAR 27 after the disappearance
Stats:
Population: 1521 Dwarves
Food: 9/10
Technology: Copperworking, Bronzeworking, Masonry, Stone construction methods, Animal Husbandry, Pottery, the wheel, writing, textile making, primitive irrigation, Calendar
Culture: Reverence of stone and the titans made of stone, Shrine to the titans, Yearly celebration of Sibremas
Government: Council of 7 Elders
Military: Our men pick up swords and fight
Laws: What is this
Finances: Trade with other dwarves
Resources: 8/10
A. Agriculture
B. Culture
C. Construction
D. Military
E. Government and Laws
F. Technology
G. Exploration
H. Finances

I'll end it off on this note. Tommorrow is possible for thread, if not tommorrow then likely either tuesday or wednesday.

>>2498998
H open up trade with the people living to the east

>>2498996
After recruiting a few elders that are well-versed in writing, you are able to create a sort of library. It stores most of our known history and our knowledge, and is pretty much the first library in our civilization. The religious texts aren't many, just about what the elders could remember. As for reinforcing the entrance, it too similarly goes well. The walls are constructed, reinforced to protect from any northern troll attacks. In addition, you are able to create access to the second floor using rocks, although it isn't as easy as it would be with stairs, you can get to the second floor.


Slight edit, I am missing the diplomatic option and magical matters.

YEAR 27 after the disappearance
Stats:
Population: 1521 Dwarves
Food: 9/10
Technology: Copperworking, Bronzeworking, Masonry, Stone construction methods, Animal Husbandry, Pottery, the wheel, writing, textile making, primitive irrigation, Calendar
Culture: Reverence of stone and the titans made of stone, Shrine to the titans, Yearly celebration of Sibremas
Government: Council of 7 Elders
Military: Our men pick up swords and fight
Laws: What is this
Finances: Trade with other dwarves
Resources: 8/10
A. Agriculture
B. Culture
C. Construction
D. Military
E. Government and Laws
F. Technology
G. Exploration
H. Finances

>>2499012
One edit to the faction project: stairs are made to get to the second floor and rocks are prepared to be thrown down against any attackers

>>2499012
D: Train in anti troll tactics and sparring each other.

On an unrelated note what is this faction stuff?

>>2499051
Were the factions that make up the civ
the actions are what are factions work on every ten years.

>>2499012

F. Improve our weapon technology. Let's draw up plans for a basic crossbow.

>>2499118
I like the sound of this

Rolled 53 (1d100)

>>2498536
Belated FP:
These dark, blotchy clothes are totally just regular farming equipment, no need to worry.

>>2499118
Also, we need these, for farming reasons.

>>2497472
1. download PaintDOTnet
2. set brush and fill-in tool to no anti-alialising
3. fill in stuff without ugly artifacting
4. ????
5. Profit

>>2499012
>>2499118
Ill back this guy we need to be able to shoot stuff

And as for faction projects
1.scour the nearby woods for any predators thatd prey on us or livestock for drinking tales and loot

2.try to start a Herb Farm outside of our largest city some of the boys have an idea

3. try to build up the farm and our numbers

Rolled 93, 65, 10 = 168 (3d100)

>>2502875
crap dice

Rolled 28, 78, 96 = 202 (3d100)

Belated faction project here too...

1. Take up residence @ the mountain just south of our central green area, start carving dwellings within the mountain itself.

2. Befriend the western dwarves sent to supplement our military, offer them accomodation with Clan Doak in exchange for some insight into the magic practiced by their kin.

3. Begin investigating the magical arts in hopes of one day becoming specialists.

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Rolled 71 (1d100)

>>2499012
Name: Titanic Commune
Assets: Shamans, Scribes and Scholars
Description: A gathering of shamans from the western dwarfs who worship the great Titans and channel the power of the elements.

On the highest peak in the mountain range the Titanic Commune will build a great shrine to the Titans, praising their mastery over all and allowing them to look down over the land that the dwarves work as tribute to them.

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Rolled 58 (1d100)

>>2503170
To bring themselves closer to the Titans the Commune has decided to perfect their bodies and hone their minds through what has been dubbed "The Way of the Mountain Fist". Through intense physical training and meditation they emulate the strength of the Titans themselves.

>>2499291
Difficulty: Medium
You start to dye your clothes in a darker color, using charcoal to make it dark. Needless to say now you have a significant number of these

>>2502875
Difficulty: Medium
You start to become a strong company of men who travel around and kill dangerous animals and hunt down fugitives. It is good work, and you get plenty of pay and sometimes some loot. Always Alcohol.
FPs 2 and 3, Difficulty: medium
Afterwards you set up an herb farm, using Herbs that have been discovered, the most prominent of which is Aloe Vera. However, many people do not wish to join your group, finding it too dangerous.

>>2502988
FP 1 Difficulty: hard
Many people among your clan do not wish to move further south, far away from sources of water and as a result you are unable to do so simply because of a lack of workers
FP 2 Difficulty: Hard
While the western dwarves are slow to trust you, normal due to the fact that they've just recently joined the nation, however it appears that after several pints of mead you are able to become fast friends, and they do give you insight to their earthen magic, giving you a few shamans.
FP 3 Difficulty: Hard
Your magical arts improve greatly! Turns out the shamans they sent you were excellent teachers and with some practice, your own people started to do it as well. However, you find that some are simply less capable than others, that's not to say, they can't learn, they just can't cast spells as fast and can't cast spells as often.

>>2503170
Difficulty: Hard
It is a great shrine indeed, your members pray there often. As a result, your people tend to get blessings from the Titans... Quite a bit more often compared to everyone else. Your shamans have better magical powers. The Shrine itself is on the peak of the mountain where Clan Grayview established their hold, giving you some safety. Regardless, for anyone who wants to be close to the titans, or the elements, this is a great place to go to.

We begin to create Bows, and improve upon them greatly. While we aren't able to create crossbows (Mostly because we're in the early bronze age and the first recorded Crossbow was around 700 BC, way ahead of us) we are able to create bows that can be used by the dwarves, shortbows to be exact. These shortbows are compact and lightweight, and good for the short stature of a dwarf.

YEAR 28 after the disappearance
Stats:
Population: 1553 Dwarves
Food: 9/10
Technology: Copperworking, Bronzeworking, Masonry, Stone construction methods, Animal Husbandry, Pottery, the wheel, writing, textile making, primitive irrigation, Calendar, Alcohol
Culture: Reverence of stone and the titans made of stone, Shrine to the titans, Yearly celebration of Sibremas
Government: Council of 7 Elders
Military: Our men pick up swords and fight
Laws: What is this
Finances: Trade with other dwarves
Resources: 8/10
A. Agriculture
B. Culture
C. Construction
D. Military
E. Government and Laws
F. Technology
G. Exploration
H. Finances
I. Diplomacy
J. Magical Matters

>>2499012
D

>>2503186
>>2503186
C

>>2503186
Also C

>>2503186
>C. Construction

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>>2503177
With the blessings of the Titans the Titanic commune will seek to understand more of Earth magic and combine it with The Way of the Mountain Fist.

>>2503197
Changing it to D because of trolls

>>2503186
C

Rolled 55 (1d100)

>>2503198
Wrong image and no dice

>>2503186
D.

C, what shall we build? (Freeform this time)

>>2503210
Dig deeper into the moutain for more living space.

>>2503210
Upgrade the defenses of our holds

>>2503210
With the Troll menace we should build sturdy stone walls around all our surface holdings, every village shall be a fortress!

>>2503215
>>2503214
>>2503210
Ill back these guys Build the Wall

Build walls!

Walls are built around most settlements, some we cannot build around simply due to the fact that these villages simply farm and it would be a waste of resources on them. However, the major settlements have been walled up to prevent against future troll attack, and those that haven't have plans in place to flee.


YEAR 29 after the disappearance
Stats:
Population: 1585 Dwarves
Food: 9/10
Technology: Copperworking, Bronzeworking, Masonry, Stone construction methods, Animal Husbandry, Pottery, the wheel, writing, textile making, primitive irrigation, Calendar, Alcohol
Culture: Reverence of stone and the titans made of stone, Shrine to the titans, Yearly celebration of Sibremas
Government: Council of 7 Elders
Military: Our men pick up swords and fight
Laws: What is this
Finances: Trade with other dwarves
Resources: 7/10
A. Agriculture
B. Culture
C. Construction
D. Military
E. Government and Laws
F. Technology
G. Exploration
H. Finances
I. Diplomacy
J. Magical Matters

>>2503228
>D. Military

>>2503228
D. Military

>>2503228
D.

Bowmen

>>2503228
>D. Military

Its D, military, what will we do?
>A. Create more weapons
>B. Create more armor
>C. Develop armor making
>D. Develop weaponmaking
>E. Create new tactics
>F. Reform our army in some way
>G. Use mountain goats as proper battle mounts

>>2503228
D. Military. We need more weapons & armour to outfit the Clans.

>>2503239
G battle goats

>>2503239
>C. Develop armor making

>>2503239

A. I'd say weapons first... Not sure armour will do much if those huge trolls get close to us.

>>2503239
G

>>2503239
G.

>>2503239
>F. Reform our army in some way
Train some dwarves how to properly use bows and arrows. More importantly however train at least a hundred able-bodied dwarves in axe weilding. They will be important for wiping out the trolls along with spearmem and bowmen.

We begin to integrate battle goats into our military! They are not big, however they are big enough for a dwarf to ride into battle. Dwarves on goats are noticeably faster than dwarves on foot, and many have taken to using spears on these goats for the extra range they provide. The Battle Goats are very useful not just for our civilians, but also for our military.

YEAR 30 after the disappearance
Stats:
Population: 1619 Dwarves
Food: 9/10
Technology: Copperworking, Bronzeworking, Masonry, Stone construction methods, Animal Husbandry, Pottery, the wheel, writing, textile making, primitive irrigation, Calendar, Alcohol
Culture: Reverence of stone and the titans made of stone, Shrine to the titans, Yearly celebration of Sibremas
Government: Council of 7 Elders
Military: Our men are decently trained with average stockpiles of equipment. Goat Cavalry.
Laws: What is this
Finances: Trade with other dwarves
Resources: 7/10
A. Agriculture
B. Culture
C. Construction
D. Military
E. Government and Laws
F. Technology
G. Exploration
H. Finances
I. Diplomacy
J. Magical Matters

>>2503256
F

>>2503256
B. Clearly we need to amp up our worship of the Titans, each house should have a small shrine to their very own household titan who will protect them from bad spirits.

>>2503177
Difficulty: Medium
"The Way of the Mountain Fist" is a success, while only a few of the stronger dwarves are able to make it through the training, the martial technique enables them to be pretty good at fighting without a weapon, making them very good at unarmed dwarf to dwarf combat

>>2503198
Difficulty: Hard
You are able to understand more of the earth magic, the most you've been able to incorporate magic is propelling a rock forwards with a punching motion. While its in its basic levels, you aren't able to make any more progress with these techniques.

>>2503261
Supporting this

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Rolled 14 (1d100)

>>2503263
Clearly we lack training and devotion to the Titans, we will master their art at any cost. For we are to become as rock like the mighty Titan's themselves!

>>2503256
>>2503261
Ill back more religion too

>>2503261
Also support this.

We begin to amp up our worship of the titans! Very small shrines are made in every house, some worship titans of the mines, others worship titans of the farms, and the more warlike worship the titans of war. Both have their own tenets, where one values hard work, another values patience, and the last one values honor. There are a multitude of titans that our people have taken to worshipping, however those are just to name a few. Some make up titans, while others listen to the elders and others who have worshipped before them.


YEAR 31 after the disappearance
Stats:
Population: 1653 Dwarves
Food: 9/10
Technology: Copperworking, Bronzeworking, Masonry, Stone construction methods, Animal Husbandry, Pottery, the wheel, writing, textile making, primitive irrigation, Calendar, Alcohol
Culture: Worship of stone and the titans made of stone, Shrines to the titans, Yearly celebration of Sibremas
Government: Council of 7 Elders
Military: Our men are decently trained with average stockpiles of equipment. Goat Cavalry.
Laws: What is this
Finances: Trade with other dwarves
Resources: 7/10
A. Agriculture
B. Culture
C. Construction
D. Military
E. Government and Laws
F. Technology
G. Exploration
H. Finances
I. Diplomacy
J. Magical Matters

>>2503286
I. Send an envoy to the water dwarves, learn more about them and see if they wanna trade.

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>>2503286
B.
Every tuesday we do pic related

>>2503292
This

>>2503292
>>2503286
Ill back him trade is always good

>>2503286

E. Codify a common law for everyday issues, matters of great importance are left tot he Council. Dedicate our laws to the Titan of Honour.

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>>2503292
This

FP
The hold will be expanded yet again by making another section the living quarters, the goats will be kept in the main section which leads outside.

Rolled 51 (1d100)

>>2503327

Rolled 14 (1d100)

>>2503286
FP start training and expanding our numbers with the new bows and fancy goats to gain light mounted archers

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>>2503292
We begin to trade with the eastern dwarves, who live by the sea! They appear to mostly trade food, such as fishes and livestock, like cows. They also seem to have something weird that they claim has value. Pieces of refined ore called "Coins" some we recognize, such as silver. Others have a more yellow color, but are much rarer.

>>2503329
Difficulty: Medium
You succeed in your efforts to expand the hold, creating more living quarters and an area to keep goats.

>>2503275
Difficulty: Hard
You fail once more, it will take some practice and work to truly become great at this martial art.

>>2503332
Difficulty: Hard
You acquire the goats, and the bows. However, your people, while they are able to ride the goats are unable to master the art of shooting while on a goat. It seems to be quite hard to shoot while moving, on a goat especially and requires quite a bit of coordination your dwarves simply do not have. Yet.

In other news, out of the north, a force of large, hulking beings is coming. Big clubs, and hard skin. You are able to hear their warband from a long distance away. The first people to spot this are Clan Greyview, however it appears that they have not seem Clan Greyview's hold and it appears they are charging somewhere else... Further south. They number about 150, and seem to be bent on causing havoc. Loud guttural screams are heard. What do we do?

Rolled 81 (1d100)

>>2503256
Faction project: Clan Aezak will focus on creating a large forge for the clan within in the main settlement.

>>2503344
Sound the gost riders which are apperantly JUST SO FUCKING FANTASTIC AND WILL MAKE US A SUPERPOWER BY 2020

FUUCCCKINNNGGGG GOAT NIGGERS KYS

>>2503344
Rally our men in the City that we think is being targeted(seems like itd be the central one but I'm unsure where my farm and thus if im able to react in time)

>>2503344
Evacuate the farmers to our holds with what supplies they can bring.
Have the warriors from the southeast and main hold gather at the main hold.
The warriors from the south west should gather at their hold to protect it in case another group of trolls come down on the other side of the river.

>>2503367
Support this

Rolled 39 (1d100)

>>2503344

FP: Clan Doak will begin construction of a tower which will also serve as their residence, on the land between the two rivers where they meet the lake.

Clan Doak sends its most capable magical adepts to rally with the other clans and support any action against the trolls.

>>2503367
Clan Grayview will flank them from behind when the dwarfs clash against the trolls

>>2503367
>>2503344
backing this also fully commit my clan to any of the fighting around the central hold

>>2503367
Agreed, will rally with the south west hold.

Rolled 99 (1d100)

>>2503256
FP: be inconspicuous

The evacuation has begun! All the dwarves are able to retreat to the hold, behind its safe walls and gate they huddle for safety, while the fighting age dwarves begin to pick up weapons. Specifically spears, Axes, and bows and take positions on the wall and behind the gate. The stockpiles inside are enough to last a couple weeks including the mushrooms. Goat Riders have been sent out to inform the other holds of this attack. The southeastern hold only manages to get some goat riders and some of the fastest dwarves to the main hold in time. That number totals to about 30 dwarves, bringing our numbers to 205 (Assuming we conscript ages 18-60) However, it is presumed that the other holds do as they are told.

The Warband of trolls approaches quickly! It appears their numbers have diminished, perhaps they are sacking the countryside, or perhaps they have split off to sack the other holds. We are unsure. However, it appears that there are 100 Trolls against our 205 stout dwarves! The Trolls charge, mainly against the gate in an attempt to batter it down. We must hold!

What do we do?

>>2503394
Fire at will with arrows, use earth magic to hurl boulders at them and prepare to use axes to cut down any that try to climb the walls!

>>2503400
This

>>2503394
Clan Grayview will hold and keep watch from their flank, they will try to keep themselves hidden

And so the battle begins as the trolls charge at our gate, and our men prepare to fire arrows. The mages begin to unleash everything they've got!

DC 40
+10 Massive strength -5 Cannot retaliate with arrow fire -5 magic modifier -10 Sturdy Fortifications

Rolled 4 (1d100)

>>2503415

Rolled 95 (1d100)

>>2503415

Rolled 60 (1d100)

>>2503415

Volleys of arrows are let loose, and boulders are thrown against the trolls. Some collapse when they're hit by boulders, while others fall when they've been loaded with so many arrows they look like Porcupines. Regardless, we are doing well. Trolls are falling while no dwarves have died so far! However, the first bashes against the gate are heard, the trolls are very strong without a doubt. But can they break down a dwarven gate?

>>2503423
Continue to barrage the trolls, get some dwarves down there to brace the gate!

>>2503423
DC 40 same modifiers

Rolled 43 (1d100)

>>2503423

Rolled 26 (1d100)

>>2503423
Brace the gate with whatever we can

>>2503423
Kill them in the gate way, block it with troll corpses.

Rolled 47 (1d100)

>>2503423

The gate is successfully braced! The trolls are bashing against it and our strongest dwarves are doing all they can to stop them. It buys us some time against the trolls who seem to be trying to bash the gate down, with all their force now! Yet more trolls fall to our arrows, with their forces falling to about 80 at this point. However, the gate, while brace seems to be slowly... Cracking. Being bashed by big troll clubs and the trolls' bodies themselves, how much longer can it hold?

DC 40 same modifiers

Rolled 43 (1d100)

>>2503439

Rolled 16 (1d100)

>>2503439

Rolled 70 (1d100)

>>2503439

We continue to pelt them with arrows. However, the gate is on its last legs! Last count was 65 trolls... Most dying after taking a lot of arrows, and others simply bleeding out. With spears raised they hold against the troll onslaught. The first trolls appear through the gate after it splinters and breaks into two, knocking our men back. Trolls are starting to get in, however our dwarves are getting together and raising their spears in order to prevent the trolls from getting into the heart of the hold. Hold Dwarves!

DC 45 -5 strong formation -5 magic +10 Powerful Physique -5 Dwarven Physique

Rolled 57 (1d100)

>>2503458
aim some boulders and arrows into the gate passage while the trolls are caught there

Rolled 83 (1d100)

>>2503458

Rolled 53 (1d100)

>>2503458

Just as it appeared the trolls were going to smash through our lines, many of them get hung up on our spears! Impaling themselves on spears they are unable to swing their clubs as effectively, however dwarves are indeed dying, especially those who tried to get glory. Some club swings throw dwarves right into the walls, with them hitting the wall with a resounding splat. Trolls are starting to die off as we hurt them more and more, meanwhile some archers are still at the top, trying to deal what damage they can.

DC 45 same modifiers.

Rolled 51 (1d100)

>>2503481

Rolled 94 (1d100)

>>2503481
Clan Grayview charges from the back!

Rolled 73 (1d100)

>>2503481
d

Clan Greyview charges from the back! A tremendous blow indeed! The numbers of clan greyview aren't large. However, they are able to strike a significant blow at the enemy. Charging in, the trolls are effectively sandwiched. Caught between the spears of those inside the hold and the axes of Clan Greyview they take significant losses, temporarily shocked by the attack. However, Clan Greyview is forced to disengage or else they'll be destroyed by the trolls. Surprisingly, the trolls don't even know what hit them!

DC 40 Same modifiers but -5 numbers added on top.

Rolled 53 (1d100)

>>2503505

Rolled 43 (1d100)

>>2503505
Lure a few trolls from the back

Rolled 65 (1d100)

>>2503505

We are able to finally finish the trolls off once and for all! Reinforcements from the southern hold come in, and alongside clan Grayview we are able to smash the troll incursion. Stuck between the forces inside and the forces outside the trolls are squished in and eventually defeated. In exchange for killing these trolls we lost 65 good dwarven men. However, what about the other 50 trolls? Reports indicate they are in the countryside attacking farms and trampling crops.

>>2503524
Send out 100 Goatriders to deal with the rest of the menace!

>>2503531
This. The other 250 will stay behind to repair and recover.

We send out goatriders to deal with the menace!

DC 50
+10 Troll Strength -5 Dwarven strength -5 Goatrider Mobility

>>2503524
>>2503531
Follow the high shamans example and ride out!

>>2503524
In response to reports, southwest will also send out Goatrider patrols.

Rolled 66 (1d100)

>>2503545

Rolled 30 (1d100)

>>2503545
>>2503547

Rolled 55 (1d100)

>>2503545

The riders prove to be successful. 50 Trolls were killed, The troll incursion is defeated. However, this was at the cost of another 60 Dwarven lives. in total we lost some 125 Dwarves in this battle. Their sacrifices will be honored. The gate is broken and many fields are trampled. But we shall rebuild.

>>2503345
Difficulty: Medium
The forge for the clan is completed in a timely manner, and actually turns out to be very efficient at producing good quality metals. This forge can churn out many metal tools and weapons in a day

>>2503374
Difficulty: Medium
The tower is complete, however it doesn't seem to be a very stable or grandiose structure. However it works.

>>2503391
you are inconspicuous. No one expects you.

YEAR 31 after the disappearance
Stats:
Population: 1562 Dwarves
Food: 7/10
Technology: Copperworking, Bronzeworking, Masonry, Stone construction methods, Animal Husbandry, Pottery, the wheel, writing, textile making, primitive irrigation, Calendar, Alcohol
Culture: Worship of stone and the titans made of stone, Shrines to the titans, Yearly celebration of Sibremas
Government: Council of 7 Elders
Military: Our men are decently trained with average stockpiles of equipment. Goat Cavalry.
Laws: What is this
Finances: Trade with other dwarves
Resources: 6/10
A. Agriculture
B. Culture
C. Construction
D. Military
E. Government and Laws
F. Technology
G. Exploration
H. Finances
I. Diplomacy
J. Magical Matters

>>2503558
>E. Government and Laws

>>2503558
>>2503562
Backing this guy

>>2503562
Supporting this

>>2503562
Ye yes

>>2503562
support, establish common law

Its E- Laws
what will we do for laws?

>>2503580
Simple basic laws against murdering, theft, incest and buggery.

>>2503580
>>2503584
second

>>2503584
This

>>2503584
This

And so, we created basic laws. For murdering another dwarf the offender shall be sentenced to having their right hand chopped off. For Theft, they shall be jailed for an appropriate amount of time compared to what they have stolen. Incest and Buggery shall be punished with whipping.
YEAR 33 after the disappearance
Stats:
Population: 1594 Dwarves
Food: 7/10
Technology: Copperworking, Bronzeworking, Masonry, Stone construction methods, Animal Husbandry, Pottery, the wheel, writing, textile making, primitive irrigation, Calendar, Alcohol
Culture: Worship of stone and the titans made of stone, Shrines to the titans, Yearly celebration of Sibremas
Government: Council of 7 Elders
Military: Our men are decently trained with average stockpiles of equipment. Goat Cavalry.
Laws: Laws against Murder, Theft, Buggery, and Incest.
Finances: Trade with other dwarves
Resources: 6/10
A. Agriculture
B. Culture
C. Construction
D. Military
E. Government and Laws
F. Technology
G. Exploration
H. Finances
I. Diplomacy
J. Magical Matters

>>2503600
>D. Military
Incorporate the knowledge we learned from fighting the trolls into our military training.
This wont be the last group of trolls that descend onto our holds.

>>2503600
F. Technology

>>2503600

F. Technology - Investigate the properties of the glowing metal we call 'Sebre'.

>>2503600
J.Find the outsider or shaman who can study or craft some runes.

Sworn Expeditionary Coalition of Unified Reasons Eternal arose from those seeing the value of trade, long journey here, enemies rising up, new opportunities, and fearing the rise of the Clans. A group of dwarfs got together and argued with each other for many years before coming to an agreement. the terms of which were carefully carved into a large flat stone of mysterious origin so as to last for all time. They then made clay tablets that had the rules engraved on them in which they passed to their fellow members. All members had to swear their oaths before the unusual stone and touch it with their hand. With liars having their hand wounded and those who were accepted had a mysterious mark appear on their hand.

Otherwise was known as SECURE. Abides by a strict code that they will never break or forever be cast out and cursed for eternity. Their name struck forever from the ranks in shame. Anyone can join no matter their origins or history so long as nobody breaks the code. So far anyone who has broken the rules all suffered tragedies even after being cast out in shame. One had a meteor fall from the sky and struck him dead. The one before after that was hit by lightning in broad daylight after ripping off a customer. With a traitor getting caught by a flash flood on the river despite no rain. With many other 'peculiar' accidents happening to whoever broke the code. Convincing the members there really was a curse on anyone who dared to break the code and it honestly didn't matter you were never caught or got thrown out or otherwise punished. Particularly after some 'lucky' survivors shared their tragic stories was this strange puzzle pieced together. With religious members claiming the stone was sent blessed by a Titan and others saying its simply magic.

>>2503600
I'll switch to F.Tech to keep the wheel moving

>>2503600
F Like the other guys

>>2503604
Lets do that in a couple turns just keep reminding us

>>2503605
Its F, technology, what will we do?
>A. Astronomy
>B. Rope
>C. Metallurgy
>D. Magic
>E. Mathematics

>>2504408
B

>>2504408
B
A little surprised we have booze but not rope

>>2504408
B

We have the bright idea of tying pieces of fiber together to form a strong cord we call a rope. These ropes are capable of holding up a significant amount of weight and enabling us to construct things more effectively and use goats to pull much more weight.

YEAR 33 after the disappearance
Stats:
Population: 1627 Dwarves
Food: 7/10
Technology: Copperworking, Bronzeworking, Masonry, Stone construction methods, Animal Husbandry, Pottery, the wheel, writing, textile making, primitive irrigation, Calendar, Alcohol, Rope
Culture: Worship of stone and the titans made of stone, Shrines to the titans, Yearly celebration of Sibremas
Government: Council of 7 Elders
Military: Our men are decently trained with average stockpiles of equipment. Goat Cavalry.
Laws: Laws against Murder, Theft, Buggery, and Incest.
Finances: Trade with other dwarves
Resources: 6/10
A. Agriculture
B. Culture
C. Construction
D. Military
E. Government and Laws
F. Technology
G. Exploration
H. Finances
I. Diplomacy
J. Magical Matters