>>2660824

Rolled 88 (1d100)

>>2660824

Rolled 17 (1d100)

>>2660824
Move a force upon the Greater Rok to take the fight to the dragon and help the Titan

Rolled 80 (1d100)

>>2660830

As the troops move forward, they are met with our own ranged attacks. The arrows thin their numbers as they advance on us, while we continue to deal with the Ifrits in a handy fashion. Our Roc riders have engaged with the flying Ifrits, but the battle up in the sky seems to be anybody's game. The battle between the Titan and the Dragon continues to be a stale-mate, with neither side gaining the upper hand. The Titan is mostly reacting to the Dragon's attacks and using his powers to protect us, and doesn't really get much of a chance to attack. Our troops on the ground are doing quite well. However, what do we do now?

>A. Hold positions, keep doing what we're doing.
>B. March out of the camp and meet these cultists in battle.
>C. Send a squad of elite soldiers on the Greater Roc to help the Titan against the Dragon
>D. Other

>>2660846
>C. Send a squad of elite soldiers on the Greater Roc to help the Titan against the Dragon

>>2660846
C

>>2660846
C

Rolled 70 (1d100)

>>2660846
Attack the dragon with our cock until it submits or dies.

>>2660846
C
>>2660865
That’s not how this works

Rolled 27, 13, 46, 44 = 130 (4d100)

As the squad is assembled, it carries Bork Baya, Muvruck Greyview, Walf Stou and Muratir Aezak. Truly an elite squad! However, as we approach the dragon, it is time to help the titan against the Dragon.

Rolls!

Rolled 31 (1d100)

>>2660880

Rolled 38 (1d100)

>>2660880
Stab with special knife!

Rolled 82 (1d100)

>>2660880
Gravelshot it in the eye

Rolled 76 (1d100)

>>2660880

>>2660881
The member of clan stou manages to stab it near the face as you start to approach, however it doesn't seem to flinch much.

>>2660882
As you do a light stab with this special knife, it goes through the skin and causes the dragon to start bleeding. This causes the runes on the dragon to light up in a bloody red color.

>>2660885
>>2660886
Both of you carried Gravelshots, and boy were they effective! You hit the dragon straight in the eye, and he flies a little bit higher and looks straight at you. His mouth opens as his throat starts to ignite... What do you do?
>A. GET THE HELL OUT OF THERE GET ON LAND NOW NOW NOW
>B. Take the opportunity! Try to kill it!
>C. Other

>>2660892
B
Let me stab it again!

>>2660892
C Dodge but stay airborne

>>2660892
C.
FUCKING DODGE

>>2660892
C
Dodge

We dodge. Everyone hold on to something!
DC 50

Rolled 75 (1d100)

>>2660907

Rolled 13 (1d100)

>>2660907

Rolled 84 (1d100)

>>2660907

Rolled 90 (1d100)

>>2660907

Rolled 76, 54, 30, 26 = 186 (4d100)

You successfully dodge the dragon! Managing to fly higher, although the Roc managed to get his legs sizzled a bit, it's nothing major luckily.

Now another 4 rolls!

Rolled 20 (1d100)

>>2660914

Rolled 9 (1d100)

>>2660914
Give him the old axe

Rolled 27 (1d100)

>>2660914
Have the roc dive into the dragons back if we're above it

Rolled 40 (1d100)

>>2660914
Use the shady knife again!

Rolled 29, 63, 85, 38 = 215 (4d100)

>>2660920
>>2660920
You both miss your gravelshot shots
>>2660923
The Roc can't dive, mainly because if you dived then all of you would be at great risk of falling off.

>>2660924
You stab it with the knife, and the runes glow even brighter, lighting up the night sky.

more rolls

Rolled 20 (1d100)

>>2660927
"COME HERE YOU BITCH!"

Rolled 84 (1d100)

>>2660927

Rolled 67 (1d100)

>>2660927
Another shot aimed at its wings.

Rolled 76 (1d100)

>>2660927
Multiple thrusts with the knife!

>>2660928
Bork Baya fires again! And once more, he fails. The gun seems to miss once more time

>>2660930
Walf of Clan Stou manages to hit it with his T-Bow with reasonable accuracy right in the left cheek. The dragon winces in pain, but it fights on!

>>2660932
The wings seem to be flapping quite fast now. You try to aim your shot accordingly, but fail.

>>2660941
Stabbing the knife more and more causes it to outright glow, a red light in the dark sky of the night. The Glow starts to beat like a heart normally would.

However, the dragon once more prepares to breath his fire!
>A. LAND THE GREATER ROC NOW
>B. Try to kill it!
>C. Dodge
>D. Other

>>2660953
>A. LAND THE GREATER ROC NOW

>>2660953
C

>>2660953
C

>>2660953
As the knife glows you can see Muvruck begin to smile widely
"Alright boys, he is mine"
Then proceeds to jump off the roc to the dragon with both hands on the knife

>>2660953
C

We shall try to dodge again, as Grayview jumps off the Roc onto the dragon!
DC 50

Rolled 66 (1d100)

>>2660974

Rolled 82 (1d100)

>>2660974

Rolled 86 (1d100)

>>2660974

Rolled 23 (1d100)

>>2660974

Rolled 67, 62, 32 = 161 (3d100)

You dodge excellently! Dodging the dragon's flame you are now in a decently advantageous position as the Dragon now tries to catch up with you.

As for Muvruck Grayview, he doesn't have to roll. Merely he has to roll against a sliding DC of 20/40/60/80/100

Rolled 81 (1d100)

>>2660983

Rolled 63 (1d100)

>>2660983

Rolled 57 (1d100)

>>2660983
"WRAHHHHHHH"

Rolled 18 (1d100)

>>2660983
"GIVE ME YOUR DEATH!"

Rolled 38, 32, 50 = 120 (3d100)

>>2660988
As Muvruck stabs more and more, the Blade starts to glow ever brighter, with the heartbeat beating faster... And faster. His eyes start to glow blood red as well.. His muscles are growing bigger and stronger... He is growing taller.

>>2660986
The member of Clan Stou manages to hit the dragon in the chin! Once more, he is hurt, but fights onwards.

>>2660987
Aezak manages to just barely hit a piece of the dragon's wing, with him causing a tear there, and blood to flow out.

>>2660991
You miss your Gravelshot... Once again.

More rolls! Muvruck Grayview rolls against the same sliding DC
20/40/60/80/100

Rolled 80 (1d100)

>>2660997
GRRRRRRR! DIE YOU BASTARD!

Rolled 67 (1d100)

>>2660997

Rolled 8 (1d100)

>>2660997
One more shot at the wings and just maybe the beast will be felled

Rolled 13 (1d100)

>>2660997
Continue stabbing like a mad man!

>>2660998
You are able to fire one last good gravelshot at the Dragon's head, stunning him significantly!

>>2661000
You are able to fire off a supplemental T-bow shot at his damaged eye again! perhaps causing that Eye injury to be permanent.

>>2661002
You miss.

>>2661003
You aren't able to get another stab at it, but somehow you are able to jump off the roc, much more powerful than before.

As you drop down, the Dragon's combat abilities are significantly weakened, allowing the Titan to help us on the ground with some magic as well! Although he still has to fend off the dragon, he occasionally offers a helping hand on the battlefield. Perhaps the tide shall turn now?

DC 45 -5 T-Bow -5 Tactics -5 Darkvision -5 Fortifications -5 Some titan's help +5 numbers +5 Fanatical Enemy morale +10 Ifrits

Rolled 15 (1d100)

>>2661009

Rolled 1 (1d100)

>>2661009

Rolled 32 (1d100)

>>2661009

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You see T'Wellal in the skies! You see him engage the leader of the Ifrits, a particularly powerful one. It appears that he has been holding this Master off as you were fighting the Dragon. He claims that only he can take this one down. As he uses his air magic to fly to the sky, he finds himself locked in a powerful duel against the Ifrit, who keeps calling himself the Master. As they continue to fight in the sky, the land forces seem to be taking significant casualties. Serious casualties in fact. However, as we see up in the sky, the duel seems to be heating up, as both the Master and T'Wellal go for one final attack on each other... Then you see a bright flash of light, and a strong gust of wind. Wind and the Abyss... Met. The next second you see both fall to the ground. The Ifrit simply disintegrates, but T'Wellal whispers something to one of his generals who catch him as he falls to the ground with a massive gash in both his head and his left side. Eventually, he takes his final breath, even as the medics retreat. Lakorandans all around start to cry for their fallen King. As their ground forces seem to be pressing on us more and more, they retreat abruptly, and while you are able to deal casualties to them as they pull back to the fort. You hear a voice. A dark, deep voice, coming from the Temple in the city itself.

"You have one final chance. I shall let you, and your forces leave IN PEACE. I keep my word, ask everyone who follows me. You cannot win this battle, not with your damaged forces. I shall make a truce with you, I shall not attack Lakoranda, nor the Bandit Clans, nor the Serene Valley, nor Tokrab for the next 30 years, and you do not attack me, or my people."

We have 4,500 men, and last counts had the enemy at 5,500. The dragon also retreats.

>A. Pull back.
>B. We shall stand and finish what we started.

>>2661040
>B. We shall stand and finish what we started.

"COME OUT AND FIGHT YOU PANSY!"

>>2661040
A

>>2661040
>B

“FUCK YOU CUNT I’LL FIGHT YOU MYSELF IF YOU DON’T BEHIND THOSE WALLS LIKE A PUSSY!”

>>2661040
B
"WE FIGHT!"

>>2661040
B

"It is a good day to die!"

>>2661040
“Victory is still possible and we cannot allow our comrades lives to have been lost in vain.”
B

You hear a darker, more insidious voice, this was not the voice you previously heard.
"Some lessons must be learnt the hard way I suppose. The one who made you... He endowed you dwarves with such stubborn arrogance. Such a fool. Come, face my forces. If you get past that, I suppose you might have the honor of facing me."

As the last of their forces run through the gate, we are left wondering, what do we do now?
>A. Prepare the FYTs, we shall break down their walls and storm the city, getting across the river with our earthen tunnels.
>B. Continue the long siege.
>C. Attack somewhere else
>D. Other

>>2661080
>A. Prepare the FYTs, we shall break down their walls and storm the city, getting across the river with our earthen tunnels.

D. Create a tunnel system underneath the walls of the city and attack them from below

>>2661080
B
Let them suffer and stew within their hollow

>>2661080
C

Pillage their northern lands and replenish our army there

>>2661084
>>2661083
Combine these

>>2661088
This

>>2661080
>>2661088
Agreed, also send out roc scouts to warn us of any enemy reinforcements moving towards us or the capital.

>>2661080
Changing to d
Head back up the path and cross over the river to link up with our supply chain

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>>2661099
>>2661080
>>2661102
Backing these guys

>>2661103
I have no clue how that happened

We shall do pillages and raids in the north! Let us see how that works
DC 35 -5 Goat cavalry -5 Superior Equipment -5 Poor enemy training

Rolled 2 (1d100)

>>2661110

Rolled 75 (1d100)

>>2661110

Rolled 22 (1d100)

>>2661110

CRITICAL FAILURE

The enemy tries some delaying actions, seeing us moving north it appears that their northern forces, although sparse seem to have mounted delaying actions, skirmishing with the pillagers and using ambushes to try to stop them. We are almost entirely unsuccessful with acquiring more food, mainly because the crops that were grown, and much of the food was burnt and thrown away. However, it is not entirely bad. Our goat cavalry return with a massive excess of water, returning jugs upon jugs upon jugs of water in carts pulled by our goats. We killed a large number of cultists in the north, and their crops are almost non-existant.

The bad news is, we have very little food left. Good news is that we have plenty of water (at least for now) and have killed a large amount of their people in the north, and that their breadbasket is in flames.

What do we do now?
>A. Return to the rock bridge, break through the cut supply lines and attempt to link up
>B. Continue the siege, we can live 30 days without food, and we have all the water we need
>C. Other

>>2661131
A
“We will re connect with our lifeline to the republic take some time for our forces to recover them head back to finish the job.”

>>2661131
A/C Send a call to our allies for reinforcements while the main army works on its goal

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>>2661131
C. Create a new bridge and camp at the location marked for easy resupply, continue bombardment with the FYT and have the Titan divert the river as marked.

>>2661131
>>2661137
This

>>2661131
>>2661137
Sounds good. Also send a message to have our navy blockade the coast to the southeast?

>>2661137
Supporting this

As we create a new bridge, the titan manages to do it very easily, he also diverts the river (as marked on the map by Bork Baya). The new camp is also created, and links us directly to supply lines. While some confusion is caused due to the new message, we do get another shipment of supplies to a lot of hungry and grateful soldiers.

In other news, these little shits (mosquitos) show up in our camp, there aren't many but they're quite annoying.

Now for the FYT rolls!
DC 35 -5 Skilled crew -10 Plenty of time to shoot

Rolled 88 (1d100)

>>2661162

Rolled 66 (1d100)

>>2661162

Rolled 77 (1d100)

>>2661162

Due to very interesting rolls, a slight bonus will be given.
As the camp is now resupplied, the FYT siege continues! We batter down the walls, damaging them further and further. The walls break down, at least the walls near the gate. The Lakorandans, although their leader died, their morale hasn't fallen, at least dramatically. They state that he shall live on in their hearts. As the walls are broken down, the breaches are wide enough to make a charge in, and the earthen tunnel bridges are also made. What shall we do
>A. Continue siege
>B. Attack the city
>C. Return home

>>2661173
A. One thing we have is a ton of bodies, have the necromancers lead by the lich do a constant stream of zombies into the city to soften them up.

>>2661178
This

>>2661173
A.

Bombard suspected enemy postionsin the coty and in our line of fire.

>>2661178
Support, more FYTs and zombies... Can we hit the temple from here?

Then we shall fire the Zombies! Let us see how much of an impact they shall have upon our enemy
DC 50 -5 Numbers +5 Weak compared to actual humans

Rolled 34 (1d100)

>>2661190

Rolled 82 (1d100)

>>2661190

Rolled 22 (1d100)

>>2661190

The initial zombie offensives seem to be ineffective at the enemy. They use a strong formation to fight off these zombies, while numerous are weaker than they previously were in life. They were shot by fire arrows and went up in flames, their heads decapitated and their bodies fell to the ground. As a result, this offensive, while it does cause some casualties to the enemy, is fought off somewhat easily.

What do we do now?
>A. Continue siege
>B. Attack the city
>C. Return home

>>2661204
>A. Continue siege
Fire a salvo of t-bows and fyt’s

>>2661204
A

>>2661204
>A. Light 'em up. Use some crystal warheads to cause maximum destruction and fires.

>>2661204
>>A. Continue siege

As the siege drags on, we continue to fire our FYTs

DC 35 -5 Skilled crew -10 Plenty of time to shoot

Rolled 37 (1d100)

>>2661216

Rolled 86 (1d100)

>>2661216

Rolled 35 (1d100)

>>2661216

Rolled 56 (1d100)

>>2661216

As we continue to batter down the walls, the entire southern section of the walls is reduced to rubble, while even further into the city, we find that the houses and buildings inside the city are slowly reduced to rubble as well.

What do we do now?
>A. Continue siege
>B. Attack the city
>C. Return home

>>2661234
B

>>2661234
B.

>>2661234
B

>>2661234
>>B. Attack the city

And so, our troops are roused, prepared for a charge! 4,500 troops is our number right now. Our enemy is estimated to be at approximately 5,000 within the city, the Cataphracts are within the city, and are likely going to dismount to face our attack. However, the damaged dragon comes out to face the titan once more, being locked in battle. However, the dragon is weakened from the previous altercation, allowing the titan to help us at least a little.

DC 40 -5 T-Bow -5 Tactics -5 Darkvision -5 Fortifications -5 Some titan's help +5 numbers +5 Fanatical Enemy morale +5 Fortifications

Rolled 28 (1d100)

>>2661254

Rolled 17 (1d100)

>>2661254

Rolled 94 (1d100)

>>2661254

Rolled 56 (1d100)

>>2661254

Our initial offensive isn't doing quite well. As we get across the tunnel bridges, we are met with arrow fire as we come right out from the tunnels. Once we move out of the tunnels we form ourselves up into a Tortoise formation to protect us from arrows, however still the arrows continue to find the chinks in our armor. The enemy army seems to rally at the breaches, although these breaches are quite wide, giving us a wide front on which to engage. However, we press forward as our own ranged units and magicians engage the enemy!

DC 45 -5 Tactics -5 Darkvision -5 Fortifications -5 Some titan's help +5 numbers +5 Fanatical Enemy morale +5 Fortifications

Rolled 78 (1d100)

>>2661271

Rolled 29 (1d100)

>>2661271

Rolled 23 (1d100)

>>2661271

Our ranged weapons seem to be doing very little for the time being, the enemy seems to be using what's left of their walls very effectively, using cover to protect themselves from our ranged fire. Since our T-Bows are being forced to reload that also damages our ability to engage them. As for our advancing troops, they keep falling to enemy fire, finding gaps between our shields, and the enemy also arranges themselves in a shield wall formation, at least the front-ranks that is, the ones further back don't seem quite as organized.

DC 40 -5 T-bows -5 Tactics -5 Darkvision -5 Fortifications -5 Some titan's help +5 numbers +5 Fanatical Enemy morale +5 Fortifications

Rolled 42 (1d100)

>>2661293

Rolled 23 (1d100)

>>2661293

Rolled 51 (1d100)

>>2661293

Advancing forward and making our initial clashes with the enemy, we seem to gain the upper hand simply because we have a well made formation, with superior arms and armor. Indeed, the enemy cannot match Dwarven power, the Lakorandans also seem to be holding their own against the enemy as well, although they took the brunt of the enemy assault.

DC 40 -5 Superior Equipment -5 Tactics -5 Darkvision -5 Fortifications -5 Some titan's help +5 numbers +5 Fanatical Enemy morale +5 Fortifications

Rolled 66 (1d100)

>>2661300

Rolled 82 (1d100)

>>2661302

Rolled 21 (1d100)

>>2661300

As the fighting starts to break out on the streets, the enemy seems to be pushed back, at least for now as we move our shield wall forward. Our ranged weapons seem to be cleaning up their forces on the walls, although they are not entirely destroyed yet. However, we must advance against the enemy, we shall end Wydroganet!

DC 35 -5 T-bow -5 Superior Equipment -5 Tactics -5 Darkvision -5 Fortifications -5 Some titan's help +5 numbers +5 Fanatical Enemy morale +5 Fortifications

Rolled 47 (1d100)

>>2661310

Rolled 29 (1d100)

>>2661310

Rolled 29 (1d100)

>>2661310

As we continue to press the enemy back, you hear a horn blow, and chanting is heard in the distance, as from the Temple scores of Ifrits are released! The enemy is getting more and more desperate as they thin out our ranks, luckily most of these Ifrits do not fly, but rather fight on the ground. Once more they share the oddity that they don't attack our enemy forces, but rather focus exclusively on us.

DC 50 -5 Superior Equipment -5 Tactics -5 Darkvision -5 Fortifications -5 Some titan's help +5 numbers +5 Fanatical Enemy morale +5 Fortifications +10 Ifrits

Rolled 59 (1d100)

>>2661324

Rolled 61 (1d100)

>>2661324

Rolled 93 (1d100)

>>2661324

Even as the ifrits attack your lines, dealing significant damage to your line, you start to fight back against them, stabbing them, and in many cases prioritizing them over their more regular troops, simply because they pose a significant threat to the formation. Currently, casualties are mounting on both sides, with them having lost 750, and us losing 650. Bringing us down to 3,850 and them to 4,250. Indeed, this war has been bloody, and so shall this battle. Even if we lose we have cost them many lives.

DC 45 -5 T-bows -5 Superior Equipment -5 Tactics -5 Darkvision -5 Fortifications -5 Some titan's help +5 numbers +5 Fanatical Enemy morale +5 Fortifications +10 Ifrits

Rolled 96 (1d100)

>>2661335

Rolled 40 (1d100)

>>2661335

Rolled 41 (1d100)

>>2661335

However, as we press the enemy back, the Ifrits continue to rain fire down upon us, costing us many lives in the process. As we clear away the enemy forces, it appears that we are engaging now conscripts. They aren't as well trained as our men are, and their shield wall formation is shoddy compared to ours.


DC 45 -5 Training -5 Superior Equipment -5 Tactics -5 Darkvision -5 Fortifications -5 Some titan's help +5 numbers +5 Fanatical Enemy morale +5 Fortifications +10 Ifrits

Rolled 39 (1d100)

>>2661346

Rolled 59 (1d100)

>>2661346

Rolled 33 (1d100)

>>2661346

The enemy, while their equipment and training is inferior, they have a fire lit in their hearts that urges them to keep going, keep pressing forward. The Ifrit's fire magic continues to press us back and deal damage to our formation as our T-Bows are now back online again. We are taking mounting casualties, but so is the enemy. With all these mounting casualties, Grayview Necromancers, Bork Baya and his friend, the Lich start to raise undead and use it against the enemy!

DC 35 -5 T-bows -5 Necromancy -5 Training -5 Superior Equipment -5 Tactics -5 Darkvision -5 Fortifications -5 Some titan's help +5 numbers +5 Fanatical Enemy morale +5 Fortifications +10 Ifrits

Rolled 17 (1d100)

>>2661375

Rolled 49 (1d100)

>>2661375

Rolled 82 (1d100)

>>2661375

As the fight drags on, we prove ourselves to be more and more powerful, combined with our necromancy, T-Bows, and overall superior army we are triumphing over the enemy forces. Their numbers advantage is slowly being culled as we press further and further into their city. Perhaps we have a shot at victory!


DC 40 -5 Necromancy -5 Training -5 Superior Equipment -5 Tactics -5 Darkvision -5 Fortifications -5 Some titan's help +5 numbers +5 Fanatical Enemy morale +5 Fortifications +10 Ifrits

Rolled 22 (1d100)

>>2661393

Rolled 68 (1d100)

>>2661393

Rolled 38 (1d100)

>>2661393

As we are gradually pressed back by the enemy once more, we find that we are now taking more casualties then the enemy is! This is troubling news due to our forces being superior in every way, but they know the layout of the city better than us. However, we are steadily pressing them back, although at a heavy cost. Slowly we are approaching their temple, their citadel of the dark god.


DC 35 -5 T-Bows -5 Necromancy -5 Training -5 Superior Equipment -5 Tactics -5 Darkvision -5 Fortifications -5 Some titan's help +5 numbers +5 Fanatical Enemy morale +5 Fortifications +10 Ifrits

Rolled 12 (1d100)

>>2661409

Rolled 66 (1d100)

>>2661409

Rolled 90 (1d100)

>>2661409

As you press onwards, you are at the steps to the temple, the location of their dark god! This is the final attack, they are bringing all that they have got!

DC 30 -5 Numbers -5 T-Bows -5 Necromancy -5 Training -5 Superior Equipment -5 Tactics -5 Darkvision -5 Fortifications -5 Some titan's help +5 numbers +5 Fortifications +10 Ifrits

Rolled 77 (1d100)

>>2661420

Rolled 83 (1d100)

>>2661420
"DIE DAMN YOU!"

Rolled 75 (1d100)

>>2661420

As we drive the rest of the enemy out of the temple and kill the rest of them, we find ourselves thinking of what we should do with this entire city. Inside the temple is countless blood sacrifices, and even a chamber from where they worked to bring wydroganet into this world! The temple is quite a large complex, and within these lands is a lot of worshippers, whose faith has been shaken greatly. In addition, they report that many of the high ranking cultists, as well as the high priests of Wydroganet fled the city, many of which fled long before you arrived. Now that we have finally ended this war in success, we must ask ourselves. Also, We have found the heavily wounded dragon. The other dragon was slain by the titan. What do we do?

1. How many do we kill?
>A. Slaughter not just the men, but the women and children too
>B. Leave the women and children alone! (And old men too)
>C. Other
2. What do we do with the city?
>A. Raze it all to the ground.
>B. Leave it alone
>C. LOOT IT FIRST, THEN BURN IT
>D. Other
3. What about the dragon?
>A. TAKE IT AS A PET!
>B. KILL IT, TOO DANGEROUS
>C. Leave it alone, its been through enough
>D. Other

>>2661440
1. A
2. C
3. A

>>2661440
1A
2C
3A

>>2661440
1. B. Kill the warriors and especially priests, expel the rest.

2. D. Loot it, then take it as our own, Begin to settle these lands with our dwarves.

3. A. Dragonu, I choose you!!!

>>2661451
This

We will see the results of the other votes tommorrow, however. FIRST IT IS LOOT TIME.

Everyone roll! (It would help to specify what you're searching for)

Rolled 50 (1d100)

>>2661462
Search for any magical jewelry or other arcane instruments.

Rolled 73 (1d100)

>>2661462
Look for talking weapons

Rolled 18 (1d100)

>>2661462

Looking for magical tomes pertaining to dark magic.

Rolled 2 (1d100)

>>2661462
Spooky shit
Trinket or armor
Rare resource maybe

Rolled 74 (1d100)

>>2661462
search the cities grand temple for religious icons to loot and return to the Dwarven lands as a sign of our strength over the world shapers enemies.
If I cant find that then go for valuables weapons and armor.

Rolled 78 (1d100)

>>2661462
Collecting any magical weapons that may be laying around

Rolled 37 (1d100)

>>2661462
Look around for any cool creatures to use as mounts failing that Look for HERBs

Rolled 74 (1d100)

>>2661462

Search for any tomes of Knowledge that aren't in origin from the cult, wisdom they might have stolen from other, saner folk to use.

>>2661440
Also Baya with the help of the Lich Kang shall raise the dead dragon as a mount.

Rolled 72 (1d100)

>>2662948

>>2661465
>>2662948
>>2663232
As you search for magical jewelry, you find an interesting trinket. A crown. It is made of an unknown metal, but as you put it on, you feel as though you are able to perform fire magic, and as you test it out you find yourself capable of performing Fire magic. In addition, working with the Lich you are able to raise the dead dragon into your service. While it cannot fly, it can bite very dangerously, seems to be quite durable, and is very dangerous as a whole. It also makes for an amazing mount.

>>2661469
You find a powerful shield! It is made of a rare earth-aligned metal and has an interior coated with what appears to be a certain kind of dragonhide, but the scales seem to be far more pointy than those of conventional dragons. Regardless, you speculate that the dragonhide can also give resistance to fire attacks on top of earth attacks. In addition, there is a curious gem right in the middle of the shield. A diamond.

>>2661471
You find nothing

>>2661472
You get attacked by a random cultist but fend them off.

>>2661478
You acquire several religious Icons, pictures and paintings of Wydroganet. You also find books on him, which you will all securely bring back to the Serene Valley. In addition, you are able to find a scroll with interesting writings upon it.

>>2661669
You find a strong weapon, a Sword! It is made out of a firey red metal, and using it while practicing it appears to light itself on fire! A flaming sword, a fearsome weapon indeed! The sword itself also seems to hold a very sharp edge. The crossguard is modeled after the mouth of a dragon.

>>2662076
You find a dead dragon, but aside from that you find a curious herb... Bloodweed. It seems to be an uncommon-quality herb which enhances eyesight greatly, at the expense of feeling weaker for a period of time.

>>2662145
You have acquired a Tome from The Land of the Eternal flame! It outlines methods on how to kill Ifrits and banish them back into the Abyss so to speak. It appears that they are vulnerable to water magic, and that they can be easily banished with the use of a water rune of Banishment. They also have a keen sense of smell regarding Blood, which means that traps using blood as bait can be very effective. One such trap uses blood as bait, and then when the Ifrit takes the bait and starts to smell the blood, eventually tasting some. Then a slab of metal with the water rune of banishment engraved on it will fall atop them, mark them, and then they will promptly return to the Abyss.

Rolled 11 (1d100)

>>2660824
>Oldfag Fantasy Civ #8
>(Previously we rolled a 21, 90, and 54)
https://archived.moe/qst/thread/2609113/#2652706
https://archived.moe/qst/thread/2609113/#2609113
Isn't it Oldfag Fantasy Civ #7?

>>2661456
+1

>>2663358
>In addition, working with the Lich you are able to raise the dead dragon into your service.
>You find a dead dragon,
Find the dragons' eggs or children, assuming they have orphaned children.

>>2661462
>>2665013
Is it allowed to use faction projects in addition to these type of rolls?

As you finish up looting and pillaging the city, our mission is at last complete, although heavy casualties were taken (they will be tallied right after this) we were able to eliminate the cultist nation, and hopefully curb cultist influence within our nation.

However, the titan has called us for a council meeting. In specific, he requests that the dwarves come to meet him. He has come to set a few things regarding Necromancy, and the Abyss straight after what he has seen over the course of this war. Who will attend?

>>2667776
"Clan Stou will be represented by me their leader"

>>2667776
I shall attend as leader of this nation.

>>2667776
"The Houseless dwarves will send a representative, if you'd allow us."
I'm thinking of generating a name for a character, but I'm not sure what naming scheme our civ uses. Is it Scottish and Irish?

>>2667776
Current leader of clan Grayview, Muvruck Grayview

>>2667776

"I'll come, if I'm one of those the titan calls."

>>2667804
What does that mean, a Houseless dwarf, like a dwarf from a village? Just create a clan to make it simple m8

As you come to a location far from the camp, the titan has sit down, however he does take up a large amount of space given his stature. After taking your respective seats in chairs made by earth magic, you watch and listen to him.

"I have seen some terrible actions undertaken by us during this war. However, I am willing to forgive much of it due to extenuating circumstances. The war against Wydroganet was necessary, and in order defeat the evil, we had to become it in a way. However, that does not absolve you of your actions."

He takes a second and pauses, thinking, and then begins to speak again.

"First of all, I'd like to address the issue of Necromancy. It is strictly prohibited by the Worldshaper to practice Necromancy on any race other than trolls. To do so is punishable by death. Trolls are permitted, simply due to the Worldshaper's animosity due to them, he believes them to be animals in a way. However, that does not permit you to go to the nearest troll burial ground and start raising every corpse you see. Every magical act of necromancy practiced must have a reason for it, and should be limited as much as possible. This war it was acceptable because it was a time of need. However, naturally it does not absolve you of all guilt. If the necromancy gets out of hand, and the nation itself is powerless to stop it, I, along with the Worldshaper and the Dragonforge will step in and end it. Is this understood by you dwarves?"

>>2667872
"We hear you loud and clear!" :^)

>>2667776
Senator Muratir of Aezak shall be present.

>>2667872
"Very well great one."

>>2667872

"Aye. True Dwarves shouldn't turn a blind eye to corpse-raising any longer."

"With that being resolved, I'd like to go to the next piece of discussion. I believe that there are people here who have tampered with Abyssal magic? I am unsure as to who might have done so, perhaps they are not at this meeting."

>>2667872
“Today I will once more be a prophet. If the international undead society in and outside Dwarf lands should succeed in plunging deceased once more into a world of the living, then the result will not ne the destruction of just the Serene Valley and it’s inhabitants, but the annihilation of all life in the World!”

“Worldshaper and titans not abyss and necromancy okay.”

>>2667940
"I'm not familiar with abyssal magics capabilities but all the same we shall avoid tampering with it should it be the Shaper's will."

>>2667940
“It’s the high shaman.”

>>2667940
"Tampered is something you would say a child has done, we are not children. Yes I have used abyssal magic and from it I have gained knowledge and power beyond which any other magic that exists. One can burn themselves with fire but we do not forbid the use of it. I will admit for those of weak willed delving into the Abyss is not a good idea but for this who are strong it is but another avenue for advancement so we can protect what is ours."

>>2667953
"Hmmm, my suspicions have been confirmed."

>>2667961
"High shaman, you're correct. The Worldshaper has deep disdain for this sort of magic. There are many within our religion, specifically the conservatives. I shall make a fair compromise between you and me, because I do see the potential of Abyssal magic unlike many others. I shall monitor your advancement, alongside a group of other watchers as you progress in your research. We will advise you on how to proceed with your research. However, if I see you delving too deep in, I shall shut the operation down. Is this an agreeable compromise?"

>>2667977
"If you agree to explain the origin of the Master of Darkness and his adversary. "

"Did that Grayview man say something? I don't know."

>>2667991
He turns to you in a lecturing tone.
"As for the Master of Darkness, or as some would call him, the Man of Darkness... His past isn't fully known by us titans, but we do know of him. As for his adversary, the Master of Light, or alternatively, the Lady of Light is equally enigmatic, but we know some about her." As you know, there are 6 schools of elemental magic, Earth, Water, Fire, Air, Light, and Dark. The master of darkness and master of light are both powerful beings of their respective schools of elemental magic. What's truly curious about them is that unlike say, Titans or dragons, they have no concrete form. Each person sees them as they want to see them. It's entirely possible dwarves would envision the Master of Darkness as a dwarf. Humans could envision the Master of Light as a human. They have polar opposites and been at odds with each other ever since the world came into existence. Their power in their respective schools of magic is unmatched by any mortal being in existence, just like the titans are unmatched in earth magic, or the Kraken in Water magic. However, they have waged numerous wars against each other, some even before the Great Scarring of the World. The latest that I personally can remember was several centuries ago, when they brought their conflicts to the Lands of Lakoranda. That was 600 years ago. They're probably still off fighting somewhere. Is that enough?"


He turns to the rest of you.
"Do you have any questions for me?"

>>2668042
"Nothing else."

With the council meeting having been over, we return back home from the war, triumphant, although casualties have been heavy. Out of a total of 7,740 men that ventured into these bloody ashlands, about 2,500 returned home to those respective nations. Out of those 2,500, about 800 were dwarf, 170 were gnome, and 30 were elves. That ended up returning to our nation. Perhaps we can finally get some peace and quiet.

Regarding the Doomsday prophets, their numbers have significantly dropped.

YEAR 167 after the disappearance
Stats:
Population: 14255 Dwarves, 1781 Gnomes, 202 Elves, 441 Troll Slaves
Food: 7/10
Technology: Copperworking, Bronzeworking, Masonry, Advanced construction methods (Standardized stone size, bricks and mortar), Animal Husbandry, Pottery, the wheel, writing, textile making, primitive irrigation, Calendar, Alcohol, Rope, Primitive blast furnace, Mathematics, The ard, astronomy, spokes, second-tier runesmithing, the caravan, aqueducts, the drum, the pipe (instrument), Papyrus Paper and writing utensils, The Sarissa, primitive crane, Ballista, Corinthian helmet, the sickle, the pottery wheel, primitive surgery, the turnplough, arches and pillars, Chariots, Advanced boatbuilding, Iron, Marble, Advanced Excavation, the sail, Water Wheels.
Constructions: Great Temple, High Hermitage, Runesmith Academy, Great Northern Wall, Great Forge, statue of the worldshaper, The Under-Roads, Water gathering pylons, the Titan's Abode.
Culture: Worship of stone and the titans made of stone, Shrines to the titans, Yearly celebration of Sibremas, great temple to the titans, piercings, a great celebration after every war, festival of love, patterns and images in Pottery, bare knuckle boxing, goat racing, Swarm War remembrance day, Priests refuting doomsday prophets.
Government: A republican form of government with district senators and one Supreme Senator as leader.
Military: Our men are decently trained with good stockpiles of equipment. Goat Cavalry. Anti-troll tactics, The Grand Army, War Games, Exploding Ammunition.
Laws: Laws against Murder, Theft, Buggery, and Incest. 5% tax on all resources produced, the messenger system, Border check system.
Navy: 10 12-seater Ships with Rams and some harpoons, 10 40-seater naval vessels.
Finances: 7/10
Resources: 7/10
>A. Agriculture
>B. Culture
>C. Construction
>D. Military
>E. Government and Laws
>F. Technology
>G. Exploration
>H. Finances
>I. Diplomacy
>J. Navy
>K. Magical matters

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>>2668085
>K. Magical matters
Improve our T-Bows with a new design allowing it to be loaded much more quickly!

>>2668085
>K. Magical matters

As we upgrade our T-Bow designs, we find it growing increasingly popular with the neighboring dwarven nations. The Dragonforge has started to produce T-Bows of their own, and an FYT prototype is now in production! The Tokrabi have also been purchasing our T-Bows widely. The trolls west of the Dragonforge have also somehow gotten their hands on the T-Bows as well, but it is a much cruder design, with less range and less accuracy. In addition, the Supreme Senator has given T-Bow designs to both the Wakandans and the Fedrani, who both give us large sums of Gold. Enough to fill our coffers up entirely!

However, with this new innovation in T-Bow loading technology, we remain at the forefront of T-Bow engineering.

YEAR 168 after the disappearance
Stats:
Population: 14511 Dwarves, 1813 Gnomes, 204 Elves, 459 Troll Slaves
Food: 7/10
Technology: Copperworking, Bronzeworking, Masonry, Advanced construction methods (Standardized stone size, bricks and mortar), Animal Husbandry, Pottery, the wheel, writing, textile making, primitive irrigation, Calendar, Alcohol, Rope, Primitive blast furnace, Mathematics, The ard, astronomy, spokes, second-tier runesmithing, the caravan, aqueducts, the drum, the pipe (instrument), Papyrus Paper and writing utensils, The Sarissa, primitive crane, Ballista, Corinthian helmet, the sickle, the pottery wheel, primitive surgery, the turnplough, arches and pillars, Chariots, Advanced boatbuilding, Iron, Marble, Advanced Excavation, the sail, Water Wheels.
Constructions: Great Temple, High Hermitage, Runesmith Academy, Great Northern Wall, Great Forge, statue of the worldshaper, The Under-Roads, Water gathering pylons, the Titan's Abode.
Culture: Worship of stone and the titans made of stone, Shrines to the titans, Yearly celebration of Sibremas, great temple to the titans, piercings, a great celebration after every war, festival of love, patterns and images in Pottery, bare knuckle boxing, goat racing, Swarm War remembrance day, Priests refuting doomsday prophets.
Government: A republican form of government with district senators and one Supreme Senator as leader.
Military: Our men are decently trained with good stockpiles of equipment. Goat Cavalry. Anti-troll tactics, The Grand Army, War Games, Exploding Ammunition.
Laws: Laws against Murder, Theft, Buggery, and Incest. 5% tax on all resources produced, the messenger system, Border check system.
Navy: 10 12-seater Ships with Rams and some harpoons, 10 40-seater naval vessels.
Finances: 10/10
Resources: 7/10
>A. Agriculture
>B. Culture
>C. Construction
>D. Military
>E. Government and Laws
>F. Technology
>G. Exploration
>H. Finances
>I. Diplomacy
>J. Navy
>K. Magical matters

>>2668163
C. Create a massive new complex to house our Dragon calling upon the Dragonforge to show us how to make it like theirs.

>>2668174
This

>>2668174
Support

The Dragonforge helps us construct the complex to house the dragon. As it turns out, it is similar to a cage, however it is a tough one. Many of the materials have to be imported from the dragonforge to make it Dragon-proof. After much work, the Cage for the Dragon is completed, along with a mechanism that stabs it with a painful spike in order to train it. The head constructor from the Dragonforge says
"Dragons are smart creatures... They'll eventually get the idea."

YEAR 169 after the disappearance
Stats:
Population: 14772 Dwarves, 1845 Gnomes, 207 Elves, 468 Troll Slaves
Food: 6/10
Technology: Copperworking, Bronzeworking, Masonry, Advanced construction methods (Standardized stone size, bricks and mortar), Animal Husbandry, Pottery, the wheel, writing, textile making, primitive irrigation, Calendar, Alcohol, Rope, Primitive blast furnace, Mathematics, The ard, astronomy, spokes, second-tier runesmithing, the caravan, aqueducts, the drum, the pipe (instrument), Papyrus Paper and writing utensils, The Sarissa, primitive crane, Ballista, Corinthian helmet, the sickle, the pottery wheel, primitive surgery, the turnplough, arches and pillars, Chariots, Advanced boatbuilding, Iron, Marble, Advanced Excavation, the sail, Water Wheels.
Constructions: Great Temple, High Hermitage, Runesmith Academy, Great Northern Wall, Great Forge, statue of the worldshaper, The Under-Roads, Water gathering pylons, the Titan's Abode.
Culture: Worship of stone and the titans made of stone, Shrines to the titans, Yearly celebration of Sibremas, great temple to the titans, piercings, a great celebration after every war, festival of love, patterns and images in Pottery, bare knuckle boxing, goat racing, Swarm War remembrance day, Priests refuting doomsday prophets.
Government: A republican form of government with district senators and one Supreme Senator as leader.
Military: Our men are decently trained with good stockpiles of equipment. Goat Cavalry. Anti-troll tactics, The Grand Army, War Games, Exploding Ammunition.
Laws: Laws against Murder, Theft, Buggery, and Incest. 5% tax on all resources produced, the messenger system, Border check system.
Navy: 10 12-seater Ships with Rams and some harpoons, 10 40-seater naval vessels.
Finances: 8/10
Resources: 6/10
>A. Agriculture
>B. Culture
>C. Construction
>D. Military
>E. Government and Laws
>F. Technology
>G. Exploration
>H. Finances
>I. Diplomacy
>J. Navy
>K. Magical matters

>>2668190
A. Expand our control down the coast towards Fedrani adding more farms and villages to feed our growing nation.

>>2668190
>>A. Agriculture

As we expand further down the coast, we gain more and more land to settle our farms on, which definitely increased our crop output and thus improves our food supply, however this is also met with protest from the Fedrani. While they do not violently attempt to stop us, they do send strongly worded messages saying to stay away from their borders.

it is now faction project time.


YEAR 169 after the disappearance
Stats:
Population: 15038 Dwarves, 1878 Gnomes, 210 Elves, 477 Troll Slaves
Food: 7/10
Technology: Copperworking, Bronzeworking, Masonry, Advanced construction methods (Standardized stone size, bricks and mortar), Animal Husbandry, Pottery, the wheel, writing, textile making, primitive irrigation, Calendar, Alcohol, Rope, Primitive blast furnace, Mathematics, The ard, astronomy, spokes, second-tier runesmithing, the caravan, aqueducts, the drum, the pipe (instrument), Papyrus Paper and writing utensils, The Sarissa, primitive crane, Ballista, Corinthian helmet, the sickle, the pottery wheel, primitive surgery, the turnplough, arches and pillars, Chariots, Advanced boatbuilding, Iron, Marble, Advanced Excavation, the sail, Water Wheels.
Constructions: Great Temple, High Hermitage, Runesmith Academy, Great Northern Wall, Great Forge, statue of the worldshaper, The Under-Roads, Water gathering pylons, the Titan's Abode.
Culture: Worship of stone and the titans made of stone, Shrines to the titans, Yearly celebration of Sibremas, great temple to the titans, piercings, a great celebration after every war, festival of love, patterns and images in Pottery, bare knuckle boxing, goat racing, Swarm War remembrance day, Priests refuting doomsday prophets.
Government: A republican form of government with district senators and one Supreme Senator as leader.
Military: Our men are decently trained with good stockpiles of equipment. Goat Cavalry. Anti-troll tactics, The Grand Army, War Games, Exploding Ammunition.
Laws: Laws against Murder, Theft, Buggery, and Incest. 5% tax on all resources produced, the messenger system, Border check system.
Navy: 10 12-seater Ships with Rams and some harpoons, 10 40-seater naval vessels.
Finances: 8/10
Resources: 6/10
>A. Agriculture
>B. Culture
>C. Construction
>D. Military
>E. Government and Laws
>F. Technology
>G. Exploration
>H. Finances
>I. Diplomacy
>J. Navy
>K. Magical matters

>>2668239
>>G. Exploration
prospect our lands

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Rolled 29 (1d100)

>>2668239
Create a massive set of metal armor for our Zombie Dragon turning it into a walking mountain of bone and iron.

>>2668244
Support

>>2668239
Sorry about that, year 170

Rolled 43 (1d100)

>>2668249
The smiths of Clan Aezak work their forges day and night in order to create armor suitable for the great beast. With a platform to station T bows or an FYT on its back.

Rolled 93 (1d100)

>>2668244
>>2668239
backing
FP Start to look for a new Greater Roc so that i have a breeding pair

Rolled 97 (1d100)

>>2668239
>G

FP: Have our djinn instruct us in light magic. If not possible, continue with basic elements.

>>2668995
Sorry, that's me.

Rolled 1 (1d100)

>>2668239

Clan Bargh will work on a distillery, with the aim to produce whisky to add to their alcoholic repertoire.

Rolled 6 (1d100)

Set up the communciations network

>>2668249
>>2668273
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wq4Y7ztznKc
Difficulty: Hard
You begin to forge a massive set of metal armor for the Zombie dragon, and it is a daunting task indeed. It is radically different than any suit of armor any dwarf that you know of has ever made. This will take longer certainly, however the end result shall be spectacular indeed.

>>2668947
Difficulty: Impossible
No Greater Roc has been found.

>>2668995
Difficulty: Medium
The Djinn succeeds in teaching you level 1 and 2 Light magic, which essentially means that you are given lesser beams of light to fire off, and spells that cause an orb of light to appear!

>>2669344
It appears Whiskey is beyond your capabilities for now. Furthermore, it appears that what you brew has some... Explosive capabilities. Some vats that you were fermenting got a little too close to fire and simply went boom. It certainly damaged your brewery, and your ultimate beer output. Perhaps Whiskey is too dangerous a drink?

>>2670349
Your project to set up a communications network fails.

We shall prospect our lands! Beat this DC
DC 40 -5 Dwarven mining techniques -5 Titan's aid

Rolled 43 (1d100)

>>2670369

Rolled 61 (1d100)

>>2670369

>>2670359
just had to be sure sad to waste that roll

Rolled 79 (1d100)

>>2670369

It appears you have made good advances in prospecting your lands! With the titan's aid the Serene Valley's prospectors are able to find an absolutely massive deposit of iron, combined with the Iron Mine of Clan Argeno, these two mines will be capable of providing for almost all of the Nation's Iron needs. Iron is quickly replacing bronze as the go-to metal for making tools, weapons, armor, and anything else. Iron appears to be superior to bronze in almost every aspect.

YEAR 171 after the disappearance
Stats:
Population: 15309 Dwarves, 1912 Gnomes, 213 Elves, 487 Troll Slaves
Food: 7/10
Technology: Copperworking, Bronzeworking, Masonry, Advanced construction methods (Standardized stone size, bricks and mortar), Animal Husbandry, Pottery, the wheel, writing, textile making, primitive irrigation, Calendar, Alcohol, Rope, Primitive blast furnace, Mathematics, The ard, astronomy, spokes, second-tier runesmithing, the caravan, aqueducts, the drum, the pipe (instrument), Papyrus Paper and writing utensils, The Sarissa, primitive crane, Ballista, Corinthian helmet, the sickle, the pottery wheel, primitive surgery, the turnplough, arches and pillars, Chariots, Advanced boatbuilding, Iron, Marble, Advanced Excavation, the sail, Water Wheels.
Constructions: Great Temple, High Hermitage, Runesmith Academy, Great Northern Wall, Great Forge, statue of the worldshaper, The Under-Roads, Water gathering pylons, the Titan's Abode.
Culture: Worship of stone and the titans made of stone, Shrines to the titans, Yearly celebration of Sibremas, great temple to the titans, piercings, a great celebration after every war, festival of love, patterns and images in Pottery, bare knuckle boxing, goat racing, Swarm War remembrance day, Priests refuting doomsday prophets.
Government: A republican form of government with district senators and one Supreme Senator as leader.
Military: Our men are decently trained with good stockpiles of equipment. Goat Cavalry. Anti-troll tactics, The Grand Army, War Games, Exploding Ammunition.
Laws: Laws against Murder, Theft, Buggery, and Incest. 5% tax on all resources produced, the messenger system, Border check system.
Navy: 10 12-seater Ships with Rams and some harpoons, 10 40-seater naval vessels.
Finances: 8/10
Resources: 8/10
>A. Agriculture
>B. Culture
>C. Construction
>D. Military
>E. Government and Laws
>F. Technology
>G. Exploration
>H. Finances
>I. Diplomacy
>J. Navy
>K. Magical matters

>>2670409
C.
Construct a massive fort on our border with the Fedrani

>>2670409
>>2670413
This

>>2670413
>>2670409
Ill back the war hawks

The Fedrani once more protest to your construction of a massive border fort. From what we've seen, they've started to move troops to their western most town, and have been amassing them there for the sake of protection. Although they haven't militarized or conscripting people, we can see that they may well be preparing for war on our end. Several strongly worded letters, many of which are from the Leader of the Fedrani people have arrived to the doorstep of the supreme senator.

YEAR 172 after the disappearance
Stats:
Population: 15584 Dwarves, 1947 Gnomes, 216 Elves, 497 Troll Slaves
Food: 7/10
Technology: Copperworking, Bronzeworking, Masonry, Advanced construction methods (Standardized stone size, bricks and mortar), Animal Husbandry, Pottery, the wheel, writing, textile making, primitive irrigation, Calendar, Alcohol, Rope, Primitive blast furnace, Mathematics, The ard, astronomy, spokes, second-tier runesmithing, the caravan, aqueducts, the drum, the pipe (instrument), Papyrus Paper and writing utensils, The Sarissa, primitive crane, Ballista, Corinthian helmet, the sickle, the pottery wheel, primitive surgery, the turnplough, arches and pillars, Chariots, Advanced boatbuilding, Iron, Marble, Advanced Excavation, the sail, Water Wheels.
Constructions: Great Temple, High Hermitage, Runesmith Academy, Great Northern Wall, Great Forge, statue of the worldshaper, The Under-Roads, Water gathering pylons, the Titan's Abode.
Culture: Worship of stone and the titans made of stone, Shrines to the titans, Yearly celebration of Sibremas, great temple to the titans, piercings, a great celebration after every war, festival of love, patterns and images in Pottery, bare knuckle boxing, goat racing, Swarm War remembrance day, Priests refuting doomsday prophets.
Government: A republican form of government with district senators and one Supreme Senator as leader.
Military: Our men are decently trained with good stockpiles of equipment. Goat Cavalry. Anti-troll tactics, The Grand Army, War Games, Exploding Ammunition.
Laws: Laws against Murder, Theft, Buggery, and Incest. 5% tax on all resources produced, the messenger system, Border check system.
Navy: 10 12-seater Ships with Rams and some harpoons, 10 40-seater naval vessels.
Finances: 8/10
Resources: 8/10
>A. Agriculture
>B. Culture
>C. Construction
>D. Military
>E. Government and Laws
>F. Technology
>G. Exploration
>H. Finances
>I. Diplomacy
>J. Navy
>K. Magical matters

>>2670438
Send a letter inform the Fedrani that them massing troops on our border will be taken as a declaration of war if it continues, we are simply securing our border.

C. Construct a new set of Forgeworks in Kerespolis with the sole purpose of producing T-Bows and FYT. We shall work on making this process faster and more profitable.

>>2670443
We support these actions

>>2670443
>>2670438
How about we only build the arms factory? we just got out of a war we need more time to rebuild

Backing the forge works but not the letter

>>2670443
This

The forgeworks for making T-Bows and FYTs is made, and it enables us to make these weapons of war much more efficiently than before. In addition, substituting Iron for the barrel instead of bronze makes the T-Bow far more resilient.

As for the Fedrani, it appears they will refuse to back down now. From what we can hear from local news in their lands, informants and whatnot, it appears they have started to conscript all sorts of people within their empire.

YEAR 173 after the disappearance
Stats:
Population: 15865 Dwarves, 1982 Gnomes, 219 Elves, 507 Troll Slaves
Food: 7/10
Technology: Copperworking, Bronzeworking, Masonry, Advanced construction methods (Standardized stone size, bricks and mortar), Animal Husbandry, Pottery, the wheel, writing, textile making, primitive irrigation, Calendar, Alcohol, Rope, Primitive blast furnace, Mathematics, The ard, astronomy, spokes, second-tier runesmithing, the caravan, aqueducts, the drum, the pipe (instrument), Papyrus Paper and writing utensils, The Sarissa, primitive crane, Ballista, Corinthian helmet, the sickle, the pottery wheel, primitive surgery, the turnplough, arches and pillars, Chariots, Advanced boatbuilding, Iron, Marble, Advanced Excavation, the sail, Water Wheels.
Constructions: Great Temple, High Hermitage, Runesmith Academy, Great Northern Wall, Great Forge, statue of the worldshaper, The Under-Roads, Water gathering pylons, the Titan's Abode, T-Bow/FYT forgeworks.
Culture: Worship of stone and the titans made of stone, Shrines to the titans, Yearly celebration of Sibremas, great temple to the titans, piercings, a great celebration after every war, festival of love, patterns and images in Pottery, bare knuckle boxing, goat racing, Swarm War remembrance day, Priests refuting doomsday prophets.
Government: A republican form of government with district senators and one Supreme Senator as leader.
Military: Our men are decently trained with good stockpiles of equipment. Goat Cavalry. Anti-troll tactics, The Grand Army, War Games, Exploding Ammunition.
Laws: Laws against Murder, Theft, Buggery, and Incest. 5% tax on all resources produced, the messenger system, Border check system.
Navy: 10 12-seater Ships with Rams and some harpoons, 10 40-seater naval vessels.
Finances: 8/10
Resources: 8/10
>A. Agriculture
>B. Culture
>C. Construction
>D. Military
>E. Government and Laws
>F. Technology
>G. Exploration
>H. Finances
>I. Diplomacy
>J. Navy
>K. Magical matters

>>2670486
D. Muster the forces of the Republic on our border along with calling upon our two Trollish vassals for men. Bring out Edgewing for the Fedrani to see.

>>2670499
Tis me

>>2670499
This let’s call up the men

>>2670499
>>2670505
Ill go with this as i learn the ropes

>>2670499
>>2670505
>>2670486
Clan Stou will commit Its Greater Roc and other riders

In total, we amass 4438 trolls from our Vassals, 3966 Dwarves, 495 Gnomes and 76 Elves.

As we present our vast array of forces, alongside Edgewing and the Greater Roc... The Fedrani have no choice but to leave the town, at least for now. However, they still declare that town is still under their control.
What shall we do now?
>A. Attack them!
>B. Go back home, we've cucked them enough.
>C. Take over the town (relatively) peacefully
>D. Other

>>2670532
B
Let them run it’s cruel to do any more

>>2670532
D. Offer them the choice of become our vassal as a way to take back their foolish declaration of war.

>>2670539
Switching to this

>>2670539
>>2670532
backing but send roc scouts far into their lands and around their capital

They offer to be a tributary, and shall give us gold and other valuables should gold not be enough. However they shall remain free from our control barring the normal payments.
>A. Accept
>B. No, vassalize them!

>>2670557
A

>>2670557
A.

>>2670557
A

The Fedrani agree to this proposal, and yearly payments in gold, gems, metals, and other valuable items start to come in steadily. The Fedrani were quite rich it seems! Their economy was heavily based on trade and agriculture, and as far as we know, many of the traders in their lands were extremely successful, and as a result they have plenty of money to pay us.

YEAR 174 after the disappearance
Stats:
Population: 16151 Dwarves, 2017 Gnomes, 222 Elves, 517 Troll Slaves
Food: 7/10
Technology: Copperworking, Bronzeworking, Masonry, Advanced construction methods (Standardized stone size, bricks and mortar), Animal Husbandry, Pottery, the wheel, writing, textile making, primitive irrigation, Calendar, Alcohol, Rope, Primitive blast furnace, Mathematics, The ard, astronomy, spokes, second-tier runesmithing, the caravan, aqueducts, the drum, the pipe (instrument), Papyrus Paper and writing utensils, The Sarissa, primitive crane, Ballista, Corinthian helmet, the sickle, the pottery wheel, primitive surgery, the turnplough, arches and pillars, Chariots, Advanced boatbuilding, Iron, Marble, Advanced Excavation, the sail, Water Wheels.
Constructions: Great Temple, High Hermitage, Runesmith Academy, Great Northern Wall, Great Forge, statue of the worldshaper, The Under-Roads, Water gathering pylons, the Titan's Abode, T-Bow/FYT forgeworks.
Culture: Worship of stone and the titans made of stone, Shrines to the titans, Yearly celebration of Sibremas, great temple to the titans, piercings, a great celebration after every war, festival of love, patterns and images in Pottery, bare knuckle boxing, goat racing, Swarm War remembrance day, Priests refuting doomsday prophets.
Government: A republican form of government with district senators and one Supreme Senator as leader.
Military: Our men are decently trained with good stockpiles of equipment. Goat Cavalry. Anti-troll tactics, The Grand Army, War Games, Exploding Ammunition.
Laws: Laws against Murder, Theft, Buggery, and Incest. 5% tax on all resources produced, the messenger system, Border check system.
Navy: 10 12-seater Ships with Rams and some harpoons, 10 40-seater naval vessels.
Finances: 10/10
Resources: 8/10
>A. Agriculture
>B. Culture
>C. Construction
>D. Military
>E. Government and Laws
>F. Technology
>G. Exploration
>H. Finances
>I. Diplomacy
>J. Navy
>K. Magical matters

>>2670571
F.

>>2670571
F

>>2670571
F

It's F- Technology, what will we do?

>A. Medicine
>B. Transportation Techniques
>C. Boatbuilding
>D. Metallurgy
>E. Spinning Wheel

>>2670597
D.

>>2670597
E

>>2670597
>>B. Transportation Techniques

>>2670597
B

We begin to improve on our transportation techniques! Recently, the higher classes in our society have started to formally use carriages. They are far more luxurious compared to what peasants travel in, having plush pillows, seats, and some of the larger designs can accommodate more people very comfortably! However, these are luxuries only the upper class can afford.

YEAR 175 after the disappearance
Stats:
Population: 16441 Dwarves, 2054 Gnomes, 225 Elves, 527 Troll Slaves
Food: 7/10
Technology: Copperworking, Bronzeworking, Masonry, Advanced construction methods (Standardized stone size, bricks and mortar), Animal Husbandry, Pottery, the wheel, writing, textile making, primitive irrigation, Calendar, Alcohol, Rope, Primitive blast furnace, Mathematics, The ard, astronomy, spokes, second-tier runesmithing, the caravan, aqueducts, the drum, the pipe (instrument), Papyrus Paper and writing utensils, The Sarissa, primitive crane, Ballista, Corinthian helmet, the sickle, the pottery wheel, primitive surgery, the turnplough, arches and pillars, Chariots, Advanced boatbuilding, Iron, Marble, Advanced Excavation, the sail, Water Wheels, Carriages.
Constructions: Great Temple, High Hermitage, Runesmith Academy, Great Northern Wall, Great Forge, statue of the worldshaper, The Under-Roads, Water gathering pylons, the Titan's Abode, T-Bow/FYT forgeworks.
Culture: Worship of stone and the titans made of stone, Shrines to the titans, Yearly celebration of Sibremas, great temple to the titans, piercings, a great celebration after every war, festival of love, patterns and images in Pottery, bare knuckle boxing, goat racing, Swarm War remembrance day, Priests refuting doomsday prophets.
Government: A republican form of government with district senators and one Supreme Senator as leader.
Military: Our men are decently trained with good stockpiles of equipment. Goat Cavalry. Anti-troll tactics, The Grand Army, War Games, Exploding Ammunition.
Laws: Laws against Murder, Theft, Buggery, and Incest. 5% tax on all resources produced, the messenger system, Border check system.
Navy: 10 12-seater Ships with Rams and some harpoons, 10 40-seater naval vessels.
Finances: 10/10
Resources: 8/10
>A. Agriculture
>B. Culture
>C. Construction
>D. Military
>E. Government and Laws
>F. Technology
>G. Exploration
>H. Finances
>I. Diplomacy
>J. Navy
>K. Magical matters

>>2670632
C. Expand Kerespolis into a true capital like Dragonforges adding new administrative buildings, bathhouses, schools and housing.

>>2670632
F

(Greyview voted in the discord saying C, he's phoneposting and currently banned)

Koropolis expands into a true capital! It is not as large as The Dragonforge, however it is certainly growing fast. New buildings are created, bathhouses are created as well. Schools have also begun to spring up, and plenty of housing has been made available for the growing city, which is the center of our Underroads network. Koropolis has become a true underground city, and will likely grow in the future!

But now, it is time to vote on who shall be supreme senator for the next 20 years. Nominate yourself, nominate others, but be sure to roll! (IF you wish to support someone, state that you are doing so and roll as well.)

Rolled 78 (1d100)

>>2670665
BORK BAYA FOR SUPREME SENATOR! HE PROMISES TO BREAK ALL WHO OPPOSE US!