>>3117112
humans in the forest.

please stick around and actually do more than one thread

Orc
Swamp

>>3117130
there is already a first thread civ in a swamp

>>3117112
>please stick around and actually do more than one thread
if there's enough interest by the end of the thread I'll start a new one and so on, will depend on how many players we actually get.
I'll try to update daily.

Here, choose some worldbuilding options while we wait for more players.

What's our tech level?
> Stone age
> Bronze age
> Iron age
> other

How old is the world?
> Brand new
> Somewhat old
> Ancient
> other

How powerful is magic
> Nearly non existent
> Ritualistic only
> Normal fantasy
> Powerful
> Very powerful
> other

How common are spellcasters
> Very rare
> Rare
> Common
> Ubiquitous
> other

How's the presence of the gods in the world?
> Physical avatars
> Frequent manifestations
> Rare manifestations
> Gods are silent
> Gods are dead
> other

How many gods are there
> 1
> 2
> 3
> Dozens
> Hundreds
> other

How resource rich is the world
> Scarce resources
> Resource poor
> Normal
> Resource rich
> Very rich
> other

How is the vegetation of the world
> Barren
> Scarce
> Average
> Plentiful
> Gaia
> other

>>3117158
the main issue with civ quests is the QMs never stick around. I guarantee you will get a player base if you post often and commit to keeping the story going.

>stone age

i'd like to make progress from the begining

>ancient

just because we are here shouldnt mean the world is new

>normal fantasy

it should vary between races and types of magic

>uncommon

it should be common enough that there is a guild in every major city or something but not so common that our whole army becomes spellcasters

>rare manifestations

gods are just what we pray to and some magic users think their powers come from god. like clerics and shit.

>our civ should have a few and develope others like a harvest god when we learn farming

>normal resources

>above average vegetation so the world feels more fantasy like but not unrealistic
i'm excited to see what comes of the quest.

>Bronze age

It would be nice to not have to start from scratch.

>Ancient

I cannot comment on this, it just feels right.

>Normal fantasy
>Common

Magic is nice, but I fear more powerful magic might spoil the fun.

>Frequent manifestations
>Dozens

A large amount of gods, many, but one could still be able to memorize all of them. A single god would probably generate rare manifestations, but all of them combined would make manifestations quite frequent.

>Resource rich

For a somewhat easier time.

>Gaia

Lots of diverse nature, the leftist media always broadcasts how diversity is our greatest strength.

Also, I vote for the undead and plains.

>>3117112
>Haflings at the plains
Nomad halflings just doing their think and looking for place to settle down.

>age?, bronze
>old?, Somewhat old
>magic? normal fantasy
>spellcasters, common
>gods, Frequent manifestations
>Dozens gods
>resources, Resource poor
>vegetation, Plentiful

>>3117169
This setting, goblin plains
Nomad goblin trashmobs,but we Give them the ability to be something more than a fast 10-17lvl grind

>>3117480
Seconding plains gobbers.

>>3117480
i'll switcht to this i guess

>>3117480
Support. Mooks rise up

Good night OhPee

Rolled 5 (1d100)

>>3117480
>>3117497
>>3117506
>>3117535
>>3117551


You're the leader of a small tribe of goblins who roam the plains eking out a living hunting small woodland animals by throwing stones at them and roasting them at small fires that you make with wood from the sparse trees that dot the plains, you also gather fruits. A small stream of water flows nearby providing you with something to drink.

> Name leader

Year 1

Population: 150 goblins
Technology: fire
Food: rabbits, blueberries

What do you want to do for the year?
> Improve food acquisition (how)
> Assign a shaman
> Build something (what)
> Train warriors
> Research new technology (stone tools, rope manufacture, mudhut construction, fishing, other)
> Send exploration parties (pick a direction)
> Other

>>3117574
are we doing one action per year?

>>3117574
>are we doing one action per year?
Yes. We spend most of our time trying to get enough food so as to not starve to death, we barely have enough coordination to do one extra thing other than that every year. If you want to do something other than the yearly civilization turns like start a fight with someone or explore a ruin or something like that we'll change the pace to suit our needs.

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>>3117574
>Name leader

Giggs


>Send exploration parties (pick a direction)

north

>>3117600
Support. Also OP remember to make a trip so you don’t get hijacked

>>3117600
>>3117612

Stockpiling what little provisions for travel we could spare in the form of some rabbits not quite dead yet that we could carry for a week or so before they start to rot we begin to send exploration parties towards the north. We send ten goblins at a time.

Since we don't have anywhere to store water we needed to follow the course of the river on our exploration so as to not become parched. Along the way we discover some good fishing spots where the fish practically jumps at you.

We followed the river downstream towards the north and we discovered that it ends into a swamp; tasting some of the water in the swamp we discover that in some parts it is very salty. We try adding some salt water to our rabbit while we cook it to improve the taste and the resulting salted rabbit meat is slightly better. The swamp itself has lots of colorful toads. One of our explorers try to eat a roasted toad and dies. We also have our first encounter with an alligator as it runs out of the water and eats one of our explorers. Another of our explorers drowned trying to swim in the swamp. The swamp is full of willow trees whose branches are decent enough for making fire, but the whole place is mostly flooded, it's hard to find sure footing in there.

Our explorers also try getting away from the river in all directions for a few days, as long as their parched selves allow them to go without water. We find a forest with tall oak trees in the northeast but our explorers were too parched to properly explore it, they just caught sight of it and turned back towards the river to find themselves some more drinking water. Two of our explorers die of thirsty.

Back in town we have some more deaths apparently due to exposure to the elements, turns out being out in the sun and rain all day isn't very healthy.

Year 2

Leader Giggs
Population: 155 goblins
Technology: fire
Food: rabbits, blueberries

What do you want to do for the year?
> Improve food acquisition (how)
> Assign a shaman
> Build something (what)
> Train warriors
> Research new technology (stone tools, rope manufacture, mudhut construction, fishing, other)
> Send exploration parties (pick a direction)
> Other

Rolled 92 (1d100)

>>3117654

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>>3117654
>research mudhut construction

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>>3117680

Rolled 46 (1d100)

>>3117680

Tired of being exposed to the elements all day we begin figuring out how to build ourselves some shelter. We use the mud we dig out from the margin of the river to build a dome over our heads with a small frontal opening for us to enter. Our first few attempts fail miserably as the ceiling collapses but after a few trials we manage to build a mudhut whose ceiling doesn't collapse over our heads! It serves us well and soon enough everybody in the tribe starts wanting their own mudhut. For now we only made one mudhut as a proof of concept, it gets really crowded when it rains.

Year 3

Leader Giggs
Population: 247 goblins
Constructions: 1 mudhut
Technology: fire, mudhut construction
Food: rabbits, blueberries

What do you want to do for the year?
> Improve food acquisition (how)
> Assign a shaman
> Build something (mudhuts, other)
> Train warriors
> Research new technology (stone tools, rope manufacture, fishing, other)
> Send exploration parties (pick a direction)
> Other

>>3117697
>build mudhuts

Rolled 5 (1d100)

>>3117702

We begin building mudhuts for all the people in our tribe; it becomes an ongoing effort due to the fast paced nature of our population growth. It's now a common sight to see some goblin busily carrying mud towards a building site and setting it to dry in order to build yet another mudhut for our growing tribe.


Year 4

Leader Giggs
Population: 293 goblins
Constructions: mudhuts
Technology: fire, mudhut construction
Food: rabbits, blueberries

What do you want to do for the year?
> Improve food acquisition (how)
> Assign a shaman
> Build something (what)
> Train warriors
> Research new technology (stone tools, rope manufacture, fishing, other)
> Send exploration parties (pick a direction)
> Other

>>3117720
research fishing

Rolled 20 (1d100)

>>3117746

We develop fishing rods by attaching some string made of wild plant fiber to a pole made out of a branch with a bone hook to catch fish, for bait we use earthworms that we dig out attached to the hooks. It takes awhile and is a bit boring but is a sure way to get some food. We manage to catch some perch near our settlement.
Year 5

Leader Giggs
Population: 298 goblins
Constructions: mudhuts
Technology: fire, mudhut construction, fishing
Food: rabbits, blueberries, perch

What do you want to do for the year?
> Improve food acquisition (how)
> Assign a shaman
> Build something (what)
> Train warriors
> Research new technology (stone tools, rope manufacture, other)
> Send exploration parties (pick a direction)
> Other

>>3117770
>research stone tools

Rolled 29 (1d100)

>>3117821

After using stones for so long it is only natural that we begin assembling stone tools out of wooden sticks and plant fiber to hold it in place. We make mainly stone axes, but also stone shovels to help digging for worms easier. We could chip some flint and make stone tipped spears if we are to train warriors or try to hunt larger game.

Year 6

Leader Giggs
Population: 318 goblins
Resources: stone tools
Constructions: mudhuts
Technology: fire, mudhut construction, fishing, stone tools
Food: rabbits, blueberries, perch

What do you want to do for the year?
> Improve food acquisition (how)
> Assign a shaman
> Build something (what)
> Train warriors
> Craft (stone spears, other)
> Research new technology (primitive carpentry, rope manufacture, other)
> Send exploration parties (pick a direction)
> Other

>>3117851
>research primitive carpentry


i appreciate you sticking with it OP.

>>3117859 thank you for sticking with it too, I wouldn't run it by myself
We begin researching techniques at reshaping wood for our purposes. We don't have much wood to experiment with though. We use our stone axes with the aid of small bone saws we craft with the bones of the rabbits we kill to painstakingly craft a few wooden boards out of the sparse trees nearby in the plains. We could craft crates, buckets, perhaps even barrels if we put in the time.


Year 7

Leader Giggs
Population: 347 goblins
Resources: stone tools
Constructions: mudhuts
Technology: fire, mudhut construction, fishing, stone tools, primitive carpentry
Food: rabbits, blueberries, perch

What do you want to do for the year?
> Improve food acquisition (how)
> Assign a shaman
> Build something (what)
> Train warriors
> Craft (stone spears, crates, buckets, barrels, other)
> Research new technology (basic carpentry, the wheel, primitive boat making, rope manufacture, other)
> Send exploration parties (pick a direction)
> Other

Rolled 12 (1d100)

>>3117874

>>3117874
>craft stone spears

>>3117883

We begin crafting stone tipped spears for our population. We craft many hundred short stone tipped spears over the course of the year, most of the people in our tribe now have their own spear. We could now attempt to hunt larger game. In the plains there are foxes that compete with us on feeding on the rabbits that up until now eluded us trying to kill them by throwing rocks at them and aurochsen, aurochsen being quite defensive of their herds though and likely to fight back, but are massive boons of meat if we manage to kill some - we really need to evaluate whether the death risk is worth the possible reward of getting lots of meat.
If we are to use spears mainly for throwing we might need many more though.

Year 8

Leader Giggs
Population: 359 goblins
Resources: stone tools, stone tipped spears (300)
Constructions: mudhuts
Technology: fire, mudhut construction, fishing, stone tools, primitive carpentry
Food: rabbits, blueberries, perch

What do you want to do for the year?
> Improve food acquisition (hunt larger game, how)
> Assign a shaman
> Build something (what)
> Train warriors
> Craft (stone spears, crates, buckets, barrels, other)
> Research new technology (basic carpentry, the wheel, primitive boat making, rope manufacture, other)
> Send exploration parties (pick a direction)
> Other

Rolled 40 (1d100)

>>3117909

>>3117909
>hunt aurochsen

we need the meant and hides. I'd rather make leather water skins than buckets for carrying water.

>>3117922


We send our hunters to catch us some aurochsen. We ambush them by the river when they come to drink. Our hunters target the slower older males that stay farther away from the rest of the herd, sinking our spears deeply into their meaty bodies. The boon of aurochsen meat is very welcome in our tribe. The aurochsen fight back and rare is the hunt in which at least one goblin doesn't end up dying to the mighty beasts before we manage to bring at least one of them down to bring the meat back home. Spears also break during the hunt and will eventually need to be replaced. We try to hunt one auroch every week or so.

We skin them with our stone axes and set up some drying racks with a bunch of tree branches and leave them in the sun for the hides to dry. We don't know how to make leather though, we could research it. The pelts as they are are probably good enough to craft waterskins by sewing them with some plant fiber made into string.
Year 9

Leader Giggs
Population: 399 goblins
Resources: stone tools, stone tipped spears (256), pelts (50)
Constructions: mudhuts, drying racks
Technology: fire, mudhut construction, fishing, stone tools, primitive carpentry
Food: rabbits, blueberries, perch, aurochsen

What do you want to do for the year?
> Improve food acquisition (how)
> Assign a shaman
> Build something (what)
> Train warriors
> Craft (stone spears, crates, buckets, barrels, waterskins, other)
> Research new technology (basic carpentry, the wheel, primitive boat making, rope manufacture, leathermaking, other)
> Send exploration parties (pick a direction)
> Other

>>3117958
>Craft waterskins

>>3117979


Time for Faction Projects!

Every tenth year we'll have faction projects, bonus extra actions performed by an enduring clan within our ranks. So far we don't have any factions but feel free to create one any time. Try not to claim too many resources for your faction, I'd recommend sticking to around 10% of our civ total or less. Here's the form to create a new faction:

Faction name:
Faction leader:
Fluff:
Assets:
Faction project:

And roll 1d100 to determine the success of your faction project.

***

We craft a large number of waterskins! With this many water containers our explorers could now reach places farther away from the river without having to worry about getting parched and dying of thirst.


Year 10

Leader Giggs
Population: 439 goblins
Resources: stone tools, stone tipped spears (219), pelts (0), large waterskins (100)
Constructions: mudhuts, drying racks
Technology: fire, mudhut construction, fishing, stone tools, primitive carpentry
Food: rabbits, blueberries, perch, aurochsen

What do you want to do for the year?
> Improve food acquisition (how)
> Assign a shaman
> Build something (what)
> Train warriors
> Craft (stone spears, crates, buckets, barrels, waterskins, other)
> Research new technology (basic carpentry, the wheel, primitive boat making, rope manufacture, leathermaking, other)
> Send exploration parties (pick a direction)
> Other

Rolled 39 (1d100)

>>3117996

I'm gonna make a trip

I'm ending the session for tonight, I'll probably be back tomorrow.

>>3118046
I feel asleep man sorry.

Rolled 66 (1d100)

>>3117996
Faction name: Pitrot pack
Faction leader: Skorb
Fluff: The most veteran hunters who have banded together and had success taking down aurochsen. They are the angriest most vicious and largest of our kind and their leader Skorb got it in his head that GIggas wasn't doing enough to protect their life here from outside forces.
Assets: 10% of the villages strongest males, extra water skins and Spears
Faction project: train warriors


What do you want to do this year?

>Research primitive boat

Faction Go'Ghuns
The smarty clan of gobs, most aspire to be shaman or their defenders
Around 3%total units.
Fac project:ass8gn a shaman

Rolled 6 (1d100)

>>3118368
>>3118385

The Pitrot pack lead by Skorb trains ten warriors; these goblins spend their time training in the use of the spear both in melee and throwing and when they're not training they patrol the outskirts of our territory for threats. The Pitrot pack being skilled hunters can afford the luxury to feed these warriors who otherwise don't contribute to the economy of the tribe.

The Go'ghuns, a collective of the smartest goblins, pick the best and brightest amongst them and assign him the job of being the shaman. The remaining Go'ghuns are satisfied with being his apprentices and defenders. Our shaman would like that a shrine be built so he can have a place to commune with the gods and ask for boons to our tribe.

> Name shaman

We begin researching primitive boat making. With some effort we cut down one of the few trees that dot the plains around our settlement and start hollowing out its trunk to form a canoe. We also craft a couple small paddles out of the sturdiest branches. It doesn't look like much but it floats. We don't have much wood available here in the plains, if we are to keep producing boats we ought to find a source of wood.

Year 11

Leader Giggs
Shaman
Population: 478 goblins
Military: 10 warriors (stone tipped spears)
Navy: canoe (1)
Resources: stone tools, stone tipped spears (219), pelts (50), large waterskins (100)
Constructions: mudhuts, drying racks
Technology: fire, mudhut construction, fishing, stone tools, primitive carpentry, primitive boat making
Food: rabbits, blueberries, perch, aurochsen

What do you want to do for the year?
> Improve food acquisition (how)
> Build something (shrine, what)
> Train warriors
> Improve military (how)
> Craft (stone spears, crates, buckets, barrels, waterskins, canoes, other)
> Research new technology (basic carpentry, the wheel, basic boat making, rope manufacture, leathermaking, other)
> Send exploration parties (pick a direction)
> Other

>>3118544
>Pitrot pack take the boat north down river to search the forest in the north east for alternative water sources or settlements further in

Rolled 52 (1d100)

>>3118563

The Pitrot pack takes on the canoe and send its warriors on an expedition to explore the forest in the northeast looking for alternative water sources.

After paddling downstream for a few days our explorers leave the canoe on the bank of the river fill up their waterskins and begin the trip towards the forest.

It takes them a couple more days to reach the forest. The tall trees are home to a wide variety of wild life. Our explorers catch sight of a boar and decide to attack it to eat it. The fight goes well for the warriors who pierce the creature's skin with their spears and afterwards make a delicious roast right there in the forest. They keep the tusks of the boar as a token.

They continue wandering in the forest for about a week subsisting on what was left of the boar and what fruits they can gather around the way looking for a water source. By then their waterskins begin to run dry and they start to consider whether it wouldn't be wiser to turn back.

But the gods smiled upon them that day! On the dawn of the third week of exploration our warriors find a lake. They fashion themselves a fishing rod, dig for some earthworms and after awhile fishing they capture some pike in the lake which they cook and eat. They refill their waterskins and pack some more fish for the trip back home.

After another round of wandering more or less aimlessly towards the forest for a week our warriors find the edge of the forest and move west towards the river that ends on the swamp. They find their boat but with ten goblins inside it they find it much too difficult to row upstream with only a couple paddles so they walk upstream with only a couple goblins in the boat rowing it.

After arriving at the tribe the brave warriors of the Pirrot pack share their tale with the rest of the tribe.

We're running out of stone spears, we should produce more soon.

Year 12

Leader Giggs
Shaman
Population: 484 goblins
Military: 10 warriors (stone tipped spears)
Navy: canoe (1)
Resources: stone tools, stone tipped spears (87), pelts (100), large waterskins (100)
Constructions: mudhuts, drying racks
Technology: fire, mudhut construction, fishing, stone tools, primitive carpentry, primitive boat making
Food: rabbits, blueberries, perch, aurochsen

What do you want to do for the year?
> Improve food acquisition (how)
> Build something (shrine, what)
> Train warriors
> Improve military (how)
> Craft (stone spears, crates, buckets, barrels, waterskins, canoes, other)
> Research new technology (basic carpentry, the wheel, basic boat making, rope manufacture, leathermaking, other)
> Send exploration parties (pick a direction)
> Other

>>3118626
>Improve food acquisition fishing baskets

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>>3118646

Rolled 74, 14 = 88 (2d100)

>>3118646

Someone has the idea to create traps to capture fish and this idea spreads throughout our tribe. Our population begins weaving baskets for use at trapping fish that comes up or downstream, the traps are laid daily and checked twice a day, the fish gets in and can't get out increasing our productivity in terms of how many fish we can get with minimal effort involved in the acquisition of said fish. We start catching lots of sturgeon into our fishing baskets for some reason, perhaps they're not smart enough to get out of the basket after they get trapped inside it, or perhaps they're just too large to turn around once they head inside it. The first time we caught a sturgeon we struggled alot to bring such a large fish into the shore, but we learned that we need to do it in groups since it is such a large fish. We mostly seem to catch sturgeon coming upstream, although on occasion we also catch a few going the opposite way. We made so many fishing baskets that there's little room in the river for the fishes to move through other than inside of one of our traps once we lay them all. We might be messing up with their natural migration and life cycle but who cares we're loving to eat fishes almost as large as one of us.

Year 13

Leader Giggs
Shaman
Population: 536 goblins
Military: 10 warriors (stone tipped spears)
Navy: canoe (1)
Resources: stone tools, stone tipped spears (87), pelts (150), large waterskins (100)
Constructions: mudhuts, drying racks
Technology: fire, mudhut construction, fishing, stone tools, primitive carpentry, primitive boat making, fishing baskets
Food: rabbits, blueberries, perch, aurochsen, sturgeon

What do you want to do for the year?
> Improve food acquisition (how)
> Build something (shrine, what)
> Train warriors
> Improve military (how)
> Craft (stone spears, crates, buckets, barrels, waterskins, canoes, other)
> Research new technology (basic carpentry, the wheel, basic boat making, rope manufacture, leathermaking, other)
> Send exploration parties (pick a direction)
> Other

>>3118676
>Build more stone Spears

>>3118676
> Train warriors
Train some warriors to be sneakier. Then we'll have scouts in case we need to investigate something that we don't want to see us.

Rolled 26 (1d100)

>>3118676
>Faction name: The Longstalkers
>Faction leader: Ember-eye
>Fluff: As one of the few survivors of prior exploration attempts, Ember-eye's growing acclaim and skills in nature allowed him to draw many of the tribe's hunters to his side. He now speaks loftily of exploring all of the lands around the tribe and hunting down any beast or creature that dare intrude upon our domain.
>Assets: 10% of the tribe's hunters and resources.
>Faction project: Explore all lands surrounding our tribe to east, south, and west.

> Research technology (Archery)

>>3118720
We won't be able to arm them if we don't build Spears.

>>3118722
Gonna have to wait until year 20

>>3118704
Seconded

>>3118725
you right, we need more spears

Rolled 96, 17 = 113 (2d100)

>>3118704
>>3118720
>>3118722
>>3118733
>>3118741


We spend a long time gathering sturdy branches to shape with them heavy sticks, sharpening flint and finding plant fiber to tie them together in order to craft a large amount of spears. We managed to craft far more than the last time since our population is higher, we're more experienced at crafting spears and we have more people that can dedicate themselves to doing it than we had before.

Year 14

Leader Giggs
Shaman
Population: 624 goblins
Military: 10 warriors (stone tipped spears)
Navy: canoe (1)
Resources: stone tools, stone tipped spears (940), pelts (200), large waterskins (100)
Constructions: mudhuts, drying racks
Technology: fire, mudhut construction, fishing, stone tools, primitive carpentry, primitive boat making, fishing baskets
Food: rabbits, blueberries, perch, aurochsen, sturgeon

What do you want to do for the year?
> Improve food acquisition (how)
> Build something (shrine, what)
> Train warriors
> Improve military (how)
> Craft (stone spears, crates, buckets, barrels, waterskins, canoes, other)
> Research new technology (basic carpentry, the wheel, basic boat making, rope manufacture, leathermaking, other)
> Send exploration parties (pick a direction)
> Other

Are we smarty enough for bows?
If i'm not back for year 20 have the go what ever i named them research toward bows or make a shrine, which ever takes priority for shaman use.
For current year, explore south.

>>3118746
>Research leather making


We need to prepare for backpacks, armor, shoes, ect

>>3118746
> Train warriors
We need some scouts.

>>3118782
The warriors we already have did the scouting just fine.

>>3118764
+1

>>3118785
Sure, but we need sneaky troops in case we run into another civilization.

On another note, I may be running my own quest and would like some ideas for domains for gods.

>>3118791
Next turn I'll support more troops to be added to the Pitrot pack. We can put them through some more specialized training. They are already the best hunters so they have some level of stealth.

>>3118793
Big clouds
Fortnite map if you need zoomers
Dark oak forest

>>3118797
Good idea

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>>3118797
The Pitroks should make up around 40% of the capable warrior pop.

Yo I thought I'd shoot my civ quest in here as well while were waiting for this GM to update. Here's the link, feel free to pop in or play both

>>3118524

Rolled 53 (1d100)

>>3118757
>>3118764
>>3118782
>>3118785
>>3118788
>>3118791

We begin experimenting with our pelts, trying novel ways to make them sturdier. It might take some time before we perfect the process of leather making though, as it is significantly more complex than most things we've attempted so far.

We now have an ongoing research - leathermaking. It will keep going until I roll 90+ in 1d100. To improve the chances at getting the research done you can spend another action at it, in which case it will be finished once I roll 80+ in 1d100, and so on. Since we don't have any research facilities we can only have one ongoing research at a time. Using your faction project to speed up the research both counts as an action, improving our chances, and allows you to roll for the research instead of me.

Year 15

Leader Giggs
Shaman
Population: 737 goblins
Military: 10 warriors (stone tipped spears)
Navy: canoe (1)
Resources: stone tools, stone tipped spears (858), pelts (250), large waterskins (100)
Constructions: mudhuts, drying racks
Technology: fire, mudhut construction, fishing, stone tools, primitive carpentry, primitive boat making, fishing baskets, leathermaking (in progress, 10%)
Food: rabbits, blueberries, perch, aurochsen, sturgeon

What do you want to do for the year?
> Improve food acquisition (how)
> Build something (shrine, what)
> Train warriors
> Improve military (how)
> Craft (stone spears, crates, buckets, barrels, waterskins, canoes, other)
> Research new technology (basic carpentry, the wheel, basic boat making, rope manufacture, leathermaking, archery, other)
> Send exploration parties (pick a direction)
> Other

>>3118834
> Train warriors
Put some Pitrot Pack members through some specialized stealth training. We'll need scouts eventually.

>>3118834
>>3118838
Train 10 more warriors focusing on stealth and long range patrolling

Rolled 41 (1d100)

>>3118838
>>3118845

We put some Pitrot Pack members through some specialized stealth training; they learn to craft for themselves clothing made out of nettle so that they can more easily blend in against a forest or plain background and they practice everyday crawling around to approach positions stealthily. They patrol the outskirts of our territory daily looking for any threats to our growing tribe.

One day they spot a large wooden contraption with wheels, a wagon, being pulled by a pair of auroch, far away south of our territory. The wagon was heading west. Our scouts report having sighted at least two small humanoid creatures in the wagon, possibly more as it was covered by some sort of white tissue. We're confident that the creatures didn't spot our scouts.

Year 16

Leader Giggs
Shaman
Population: 823 goblins
Military: 10 warriors (stone tipped spears) 10 scouts (nettle clothes)
Navy: canoe (1)
Resources: stone tools, stone tipped spears (803), pelts (300), large waterskins (100)
Constructions: mudhuts, drying racks
Technology: fire, mudhut construction, fishing, stone tools, primitive carpentry, primitive boat making, fishing baskets, leathermaking (in progress, 10%)
Food: rabbits, blueberries, perch, aurochsen, sturgeon

What do you want to do for the year?
> Improve food acquisition (how)
> Build something (shrine, what)
> Train warriors
> Improve military (how)
> Craft (stone spears, crates, buckets, barrels, waterskins, canoes, other)
> Research new technology (basic carpentry, the wheel, basic boat making, rope manufacture, leathermaking, archery, other)
> Send exploration parties (pick a direction)
> Other

>>3118858
>Research brick making.

If the Mudd is strong enough to form domes we can create bricks from it

>>3118866
Support

Do we want battleshamans, healer or scientists out of our shaman?

>>3118871
battleshamans

>>3118866
>>3118871

you can only have one ongoing research, do you want to stop researching leathermaking to start researching brickmaking ?

>>3118875
Stick with leatherworking.

>>3118871
I think it would be best to go with healers because he have absolutely no quality of life. We live in dirt holes in the ground and our warriors routinely die from hunting for food.

>>3118875
Leather working then we will finish that up

>>3118879
Are our shamans religious in nature? If so, do we want gods of healing or gods of war? We are goblins after all.

Rolled 54 (1d100)

>>3118866
>>3118871
>>3118874
>>3118875
>>3118878
>>3118879
>>3118882

We continue researching ways to increase the resistance of our pelts to make them more useable.

Year 17

Leader Giggs
Shaman
Population: 937 goblins
Military: 10 warriors (stone tipped spears) 10 scouts (nettle clothes)
Navy: canoe (1)
Resources: stone tools, stone tipped spears (802), pelts (350), large waterskins (100)
Constructions: mudhuts, drying racks
Technology: fire, mudhut construction, fishing, stone tools, primitive carpentry, primitive boat making, fishing baskets, leathermaking (in progress, 20%)
Food: rabbits, blueberries, perch, aurochsen, sturgeon

What do you want to do for the year?
> Improve food acquisition (how)
> Build something (shrine, what)
> Train warriors
> Improve military (how)
> Craft (stone spears, crates, buckets, barrels, waterskins, canoes, other)
> Research new technology (basic carpentry, the wheel, basic boat making, rope manufacture, leathermaking, archery, brickmaking, other)
> Send exploration parties (pick a direction)
> Other

>>3118891
We should research leather so we can get done with it sooner.

>>3118891
Continue the leather


I think it's important we have armor when we meet the humans

Rolled 61 (1d100)

>>3118895
>>3118896

We continue our efforts at figuring out ways to improve our pelts usability and resistance. We send some parties out to gather materials for experimentation throughout the year and build some tentative tubs to see if water should be involved in the process.

Some goblins begin voicing their concerns that our tribe is getting too big and we should split. They think the lake our explorers found is a prime location for a new tribe. Some say Skorb or Ember-eye would make better chieftains than Giggs and we could put that to test by starting a new tribe with one of them at the head of the people.
> Send out the best equipped to survived to start a new tribe northeast (leader Pitrot)
> Send the worst trouble makers to start a new tribe northeast (leader Ember-eye)
> Change the government to a council, that should appease those who want to see their favorite people in positions of leadership
> Attempt to convince everyone that we're better off sticking together
> other


Year 18

Leader Giggs
Shaman
Population: 1017 goblins
Military: 10 warriors (stone tipped spears) 10 scouts (nettle clothes)
Navy: canoe (1)
Resources: stone tools, stone tipped spears (789), pelts (400), large waterskins (100)
Constructions: mudhuts, drying racks
Technology: fire, mudhut construction, fishing, stone tools, primitive carpentry, primitive boat making, fishing baskets, leathermaking (in progress, 30%)
Food: rabbits, blueberries, perch, aurochsen, sturgeon

What do you want to do for the year?
> Improve food acquisition (how)
> Build something (shrine, what)
> Train warriors
> Improve military (how)
> Craft (stone spears, crates, buckets, barrels, waterskins, canoes, other)
> Research new technology (basic carpentry, the wheel, basic boat making, rope manufacture, leathermaking, archery, brickmaking, other)
> Send exploration parties (pick a direction)
> Other

How about a clan of battle shaman and a clan of healing shamans, split the go'ghun into go(battleahammys) and ghun(healers)? We would need 2shrines though, and i can only make one with the 20th year

>>3118921
> Change the government to a council, that should appease those who want to see their favorite people in positions of leadership
Put the leaders of each faction in the council.

>>3118921
Continue the leather
>>3118923
Shrine At 20 then

>>3118923
I'm fine with the healers.

>>3118930
+1

Rolled 17 (1d100)

>>3118928
>>3118929

We continue on our efforts at figuring out how to make leather. We're already attempting designs of tanning tubs and we should have the process figured out soon enough.

We decide to change our government to a council where the leader of each faction has a voice in the various matters concerning the development of our civilization. Giggs is still the leader of the council but now Skorb, Ember-Eyes, our shaman and a few others are also privy to the decision making process. That seems to have appease the separatist crowd - for now.

Year 19

Leader Giggs
Shaman
Population: 1059 goblins
Military: 10 warriors (stone tipped spears) 10 scouts (nettle clothes)
Navy: canoe (1)
Resources: stone tools, stone tipped spears (781), pelts (450), large waterskins (100)
Constructions: mudhuts, drying racks
Technology: fire, mudhut construction, fishing, stone tools, primitive carpentry, primitive boat making, fishing baskets, leathermaking (in progress, 40%)
Food: rabbits, blueberries, perch, aurochsen, sturgeon
Government: Council of faction leaders

What do you want to do for the year?
> Improve food acquisition (how)
> Build something (shrine, what)
> Train warriors
> Improve military (how)
> Craft (stone spears, crates, buckets, barrels, waterskins, canoes, other)
> Research new technology (basic carpentry, the wheel, basic boat making, rope manufacture, leathermaking, archery, brickmaking, other)
> Send exploration parties (pick a direction)
> Other

>>3118955
Leather

>>3118955
craft more canoes

Rolled 35 (1d100)

>>3118965

We continue in our efforts at attempting to create leather. We're rather advanced in the research and the secret of leather manufacture should be within our grasp soon enough.

With our growing population our need for meat increases. Starting next year we'll start hunting about two auroch per week instead of one.


It's now time for faction projects!
Current existing factions are:
Pitrot pack
Go'Ghuns
The Longstalkers

Please declare your projects if you haven't done so yet.

Year 20

Leader Giggs
Shaman
Population: 1168 goblins
Military: 10 warriors (stone tipped spears) 10 scouts (nettle clothes)
Navy: canoe (1)
Resources: stone tools, stone tipped spears (737), pelts (500), large waterskins (100)
Constructions: mudhuts, drying racks
Technology: fire, mudhut construction, fishing, stone tools, primitive carpentry, primitive boat making, fishing baskets, leathermaking (in progress, 50%)
Food: rabbits, blueberries, perch, aurochsen, sturgeon
Government: Council of faction leaders

What do you want to do for the year?
> Improve food acquisition (how)
> Build something (shrine, what)
> Train warriors
> Improve military (how)
> Craft (stone spears, crates, buckets, barrels, waterskins, canoes, other)
> Research new technology (basic carpentry, the wheel, basic boat making, rope manufacture, leathermaking, archery, brickmaking, other)
> Send exploration parties (pick a direction)
> Other

>>3118986
>Pitrot pack

train 10 more warriors with spears

>continue the leather research

Leather
Shrine
Going 2 sleep

Tsau
Bumping

>>3119018
>>3119078
>>3118722

The Pitrot Pack trains ten more warriors in the use of spears. The new and old warriors go on exercise drill together and begin to get along pretty well.

The Go'Ghuns build a shrine to start worshiping the gods and praying for boons. Which god should we worship?
> God of Fire
> Goddess of the Hunt
> Goddess of Healing
> God of War
> other

The Longstalkers send their exploration parties to figure out what lies in all lands surrounding our tribe tot he east, south and west.
The explorers that went towards the east return with tales of having found very tall mountains in which dwell mighty flying beasts, gryphons; there were also a decent amount of wild goats around there upon which the gryphons fed.
The explorers who went towards the south followed the river until they found a riparian forest growing around the margins of the river; they found skittish deers grazing in there who fled at the slightest sign of movement or sound. From the forest more mountains could be seen towards the south. The nascent of the river was found in the heart of this little forested area, a spring of limpid waters coming out of the bedrock.

Rolled 89 (1d100)

>>3119380

The explorers that went towards the west found that the plains keep going for countless miles, to the point we were again running out of water; determined to find out what lies beyond the vast expanse of plains we tried again, this time our explorers were carrying as much water as they're capable of. They saw large herds of auroch in the plains, some larger than the ones we prey upon so there must be some water source nearby. After about a month of walking and subsisting on rabbit meat and foraged food our explorers find the western sea! With their waterskins nearly empty they decide to follow the shore south looking for a river to fill their waterskins for the trip back. They do find a river but by the river our explorers discover a settlement with many large wooden huts. They see a few hundred people, taller than us with pinkish-brownish skin, living in that settlement. Our explorers catch sight of many boats in the sea. They also see some wagons and a large pen with dozens of auroch confined within it. Near the village by the riverside there's a large field with some sort of yellow grass that the creatures dwelling in there seem to be cultivating! Our explorers were briefly sighted by someone in the village who was on top of a tall wooden structure who then started screaming. Our explorers then fled running towards the east and filled their waterskins further upstream before resuming their return trip home.
Our explorers returned home and told the tale of their explorations to all our tribe.

We continue our research on leather making. We're confident we're pretty close to a breakthrough.


Year 21

Leader Giggs
Shaman
Population: 1262 goblins
Military: 20 warriors (stone tipped spears) 10 scouts (nettle clothes)
Navy: canoe (1)
Resources: stone tools, stone tipped spears (658), pelts (600), large waterskins (100)
Constructions: mudhuts, drying racks
Technology: fire, mudhut construction, fishing, stone tools, primitive carpentry, primitive boat making, fishing baskets, leathermaking (in progress, 60%)
Food: rabbits, blueberries, perch, aurochsen, sturgeon
Government: Council of faction leaders

What do you want to do for the year?
> Improve food acquisition (how)
> Build something (shrine, what)
> Train warriors
> Improve military (how)
> Craft (stone spears, crates, buckets, barrels, waterskins, canoes, other)
> Research new technology (basic carpentry, the wheel, basic boat making, rope manufacture, leathermaking, archery, brickmaking, other)
> Send exploration parties (pick a direction)
> Other

>>3119380
God of Healing
>>3119381
Leather making.

We now have a target to raid for more advanced supplies. We need to be careful to build up a strong group of warriors and a defenseable stronghold. Hopefully we can milk the humans over time for loot instead of out right killing them.

>>3119401

We figure out the process through which pelts can be turned into leather, it involves soaking them into water with tanbark for several months; in order to do that we'll need tanning tubs, which require lots of wood to make, wood that we don't have available here in the plains.

We now worship the healing goddess in our shrine, the shaman performs various rituals to incur favour from her. We can now perform sacrifices to receive boons from the healing goddess.

Year 22

Leader Giggs
Shaman
Population: 1322 goblins
Military: 20 warriors (stone tipped spears) 10 scouts (nettle clothes)
Navy: canoe (1)
Resources: stone tools, stone tipped spears (583), pelts (700), large waterskins (100) tanning tubs (1) leather (4)
Constructions: mudhuts, drying racks, shrine (healing goddess)
Technology: fire, mudhut construction, fishing, stone tools, primitive carpentry, primitive boat making, fishing baskets, leatherworking
Food: rabbits, blueberries, perch, aurochsen, sturgeon
Government: Council of faction leaders

What do you want to do for the year?
> Improve food acquisition (how)
> Build something (shrine, what)
> Train warriors
> Improve military (how)
> Craft (stone spears, crates, buckets, barrels, waterskins, canoes, tanning tubs, leather boots, backpacks, leather armor, leather gloves, leather coats, leather hats, leather pouches, other)
> Research new technology (basic carpentry, the wheel, basic boat making, rope manufacture, archery, brickmaking, other)
> Send exploration parties (pick a direction)
> Sacrifice (what)
> Other

>>3119420
Collect wood from the north east forest

>>3119445

We send teams of goblins to collect wood from the northeast forest.

The trip downstream towards the forest takes roughly ten days, and the trip back carrying a large log takes quite a bit longer.

We can only spare so many people for the logging business though, and they need to spend some time hunting, gathering and fishing along the way else they would starve so each team can only bring back about one log per month.

With ten teams of ten goblins each we manage to bring back to our settlement about 120 logs over the course of the year. We could probably set up more permanent camps along the way to resupply in order to make the operation more efficient. Carrying the logs overhead is also very taxing.
Should we make this logging operation into something we do constantly?
> No, this much will suffice
> Yes, we will always need more lumber
> Yes and double the amount of teams
> other

Should we allow the general population access to the wood for their day to day purposes (cooking, etc)?


Year 23

Leader Giggs
Shaman
Population: 1442 goblins
Military: 20 warriors (stone tipped spears) 10 scouts (nettle clothes)
Navy: canoe (1)
Resources: stone tools, stone tipped spears (519), pelts (800), large waterskins (100) tanning tubs (1) leather (4) logs (120)
Constructions: mudhuts, drying racks, shrine (healing goddess)
Technology: fire, mudhut construction, fishing, stone tools, primitive carpentry, primitive boat making, fishing baskets, leatherworking
Food: rabbits, blueberries, perch, aurochsen, sturgeon
Government: Council of faction leaders

What do you want to do for the year?
> Improve food acquisition (how)
> Build something (shrine, what)
> Train warriors
> Improve military (how)
> Craft (stone spears, crates, buckets, barrels, waterskins, canoes, tanning tubs, leather boots, backpacks, leather armor, leather gloves, leather coats, leather hats, leather pouches, other)
> Research new technology (basic carpentry, the wheel, basic boat making, rope manufacture, archery, brickmaking, other)
> Send exploration parties (pick a direction)
> Start new settlement (where)
> Sacrifice (what)
> Other

>>3119484
>we need more lumber

we should build a camp in the woods and one on the river half way.

>What do you want to do for the year?

>research basic carpentry

Rolled 29 (1d100)

>>3119508

We need more lumber so we keep sending teams to acquire it in the northeast forest.

We start researching basic carpentry, seeking novel ways to use wood in our crafts and constructions. It might take awhile before we have a breakthrough.


Year 24

Leader Giggs
Shaman
Population: 1551 goblins
Military: 20 warriors (stone tipped spears) 10 scouts (nettle clothes)
Navy: canoe (1)
Resources: stone tools, stone tipped spears (515), pelts (900), large waterskins (100) tanning tubs (1) leather (4) logs (240)
Constructions: mudhuts, drying racks, shrine (healing goddess)
Technology: fire, mudhut construction, fishing, stone tools, primitive carpentry, primitive boat making, fishing baskets, leatherworking, basic carpentry (in progress, 10%)
Food: rabbits, blueberries, perch, aurochsen, sturgeon
Government: Council of faction leaders

What do you want to do for the year?
> Improve food acquisition (how)
> Build something (shrine, what)
> Train warriors
> Improve military (how)
> Craft (stone spears, crates, buckets, barrels, waterskins, canoes, tanning tubs, leather boots, backpacks, leather armor, leather gloves, leather coats, leather hats, leather pouches, other)
> Research new technology (basic carpentry, the wheel, basic boat making, rope manufacture, archery, brickmaking, other)
> Send exploration parties (pick a direction)
> Start new settlement (where)
> Sacrifice (what)
> Other

>>3119597
continue research

>>3119597
build an outpost halfway to the forest

Rolled 2 (1d2)

>>3119615
>>3119618

Rolled 47 (1d100)

>>3119624
>>3119618
>>3119615

We build an outpost halfway to the forest by the riverside; a few hundred goblins who were already wanting to go live somewhere else travel there and begin building themselves mudhuts and setting up fishing baskets to ease the task of gathering fishes. The area isn't as picked clean of food as the one near our main settlement so they also gather lots of fruits in the nearby bushes. There are pleny of rabbits to be caught around there too. Being midway towards the forest it makes it easier for our wood gatherers to get some fresh food with the locals on their way back and forth towards the forest.

Our scouts caught sight of a few dozen centaurs hunting auroch with bow and arrow and travelling north carrying their prey. They are bold enough to follow the centaurs and discover that they have began setting up camp near the swamp; a few dozen large tents made out of animal pelts make up their camp, and a bonfire that they keep on burning and roasting food for their people, they also seem to keep some large clay cauldrons boiling water constantly. A few hundred centaurs must live in here. Our scouts are confident that they have not been sighted, but considering where the centaurs set up camp if they bother to scout upstream they'll end up finding us sooner or later so we shouldn't be too confident in our stealth.

Year 25

Leader Giggs
Shaman
Population: 1576 goblins (~400 at the outpost)
Military: 20 warriors (stone tipped spears) 10 scouts (nettle clothes)
Navy: canoe (1)
Resources: stone tools, stone tipped spears (505), pelts (1000), large waterskins (100) tanning tubs (1) leather (4) logs (360)
Constructions: mudhuts, drying racks, shrine (healing goddess)
Technology: fire, mudhut construction, fishing, stone tools, primitive carpentry, primitive boat making, fishing baskets, leatherworking, basic carpentry (in progress, 10%)
Food: rabbits, blueberries, perch, aurochsen, sturgeon
Government: Council of faction leaders

What do you want to do for the year?
> Improve food acquisition (how)
> Build something (shrine, what)
> Train warriors
> Improve military (how)
> Craft (stone spears, crates, buckets, barrels, waterskins, canoes, tanning tubs, leather boots, backpacks, leather armor, leather gloves, leather coats, leather hats, leather pouches, other)
> Research new technology (basic carpentry, the wheel, basic boat making, rope manufacture, archery, brickmaking, other)
> Send exploration parties (pick a direction)
> Start new settlement (where)
> Sacrifice (what)
> Other

>>3119636
sacrifice a few rabbits to the goddess of healing

>>3119636
train warriors

Rolled 1 (1d2)

>>3119639
>>3119642

Rolled 73 (1d100)

>>3119639
>>3119642
>>3119713

It is decided to sacrifice a few rabbits to the goddess of healing; even such a small token sacrifice doesn't go unappreciated by the goddess who unveils her Name to our shaman in a dream - Nagdea, the goddess of Healing. Our shaman says that if we want greater boons to be bestowed upon our people we should make sacrifices befitting of the magnitude of the blessings we seek.

One of our log carrying teams report that they caught sight of the centaurs watching them near the forest. The centaurs did nothing - they didn't approach, didn't attack, didn't greet us. They just stood there and watched as we cut down a tree and brought it back home. There were three of them, carrying those strange long range weapons of theirs.

Year 26

Leader Giggs
Shaman
Population: 1656 goblins (~400 at the outpost)
Military: 20 warriors (stone tipped spears) 10 scouts (nettle clothes)
Navy: canoe (1)
Resources: stone tools, stone tipped spears (447), pelts (1100), large waterskins (100) tanning tubs (1) leather (4) logs (480)
Constructions: mudhuts, drying racks, shrine (Nagdea healing goddess)
Technology: fire, mudhut construction, fishing, stone tools, primitive carpentry, primitive boat making, fishing baskets, leatherworking, basic carpentry (in progress, 10%)
Food: rabbits, blueberries, perch, aurochsen, sturgeon
Government: Council of faction leaders

What do you want to do for the year?
> Improve food acquisition (how)
> Build something (shrine, what)
> Train warriors
> Improve military (how)
> Craft (stone spears, crates, buckets, barrels, waterskins, canoes, tanning tubs, leather boots, backpacks, leather armor, leather gloves, leather coats, leather hats, leather pouches, other)
> Research new technology (basic carpentry, the wheel, basic boat making, rope manufacture, archery, brickmaking, other)
> Send exploration parties (pick a direction)
> Start new settlement (where)
> Sacrifice (what)
> Diplomacy/trade (what with whom)
> Other

>>3119731
Send a scout or two to steal one of the strange long range weapons.

Rolled 57 (1d100)

>>3119731

>>3119741

We send a couple scouts to attempt stealing one of the strange long range weapons of the centaurs!

Roll 1d100, DC 60

dice+1d100

>>3119731


also it is a bit nonsensical that it takes a year to sacrifice something so from now on sacrifice is a free action that you can pick alongside whatever else you choose to do

>>3119776
fuck

Rolled 41 (1d100)

>>3119776
>>3119778

dice+1d100 goes in options field

>>3119783
thank you

>>3119790

still waiting for your roll

Rolled 72 (1d100)

>>3119774

>>3119799
>>3119741
>>3119774


We send a couple scouts into the centaur encampment under the cover of night. They had sentries but our scouts managed to blend in with their surroundings thanks to their nettle clothes. Crawling ever so slowly until they reached one of the centaur tents one of our scouts manages to grab one of the strange long range weapons of the centaurs that was lying around and then returns in the same crawling pace, unseen.

It's a exquisite design that serves to propel a miniature spear at high velocities. Since we have a sample now we have a bonus if we want to research archery.

Year 27

Leader Giggs
Shaman
Population: 1777 goblins (~400 at the outpost)
Military: 20 warriors (stone tipped spears) 10 scouts (nettle clothes)
Navy: canoe (1)
Resources: stone tools, stone tipped spears (430), pelts (1200), large waterskins (100) tanning tubs (1) leather (4) logs (600) bow (1)
Constructions: mudhuts, drying racks, shrine (Nagdea healing goddess)
Technology: fire, mudhut construction, fishing, stone tools, primitive carpentry, primitive boat making, fishing baskets, leatherworking, basic carpentry (in progress, 10%)
Food: rabbits, blueberries, perch, aurochsen, sturgeon
Government: Council of faction leaders

What do you want to do for the year?
> Improve food acquisition (how)
> Build something (shrine, what)
> Train warriors
> Improve military (how)
> Craft (stone spears, crates, buckets, barrels, waterskins, canoes, tanning tubs, leather boots, backpacks, leather armor, leather gloves, leather coats, leather hats, leather pouches, other)
> Research new technology (basic carpentry, the wheel, basic boat making, rope manufacture, archery, brickmaking, other)
> Send exploration parties (pick a direction)
> Start new settlement (where)
> Sacrifice (what) (free action)
> Diplomacy/trade (what with whom)
> Other

Rolled 74 (1d100)

>>3119821

forgot dice for research

>>3119821
Begin researching archery and sacrifice some fish to Nagdea.

>>3119831

You're currently researching basic carpentry and you can only have one ongoing research at a time. Do you want to stop researching basic carpentry and start researching archery?

>>3119841
Nvm, do carpentry again.

>>3119821
>>3119850
lets finish carpentry so we can create defenses and boats. If we end up getting attacked by the humans at our camp we can take boats down stream and start a settlement in the woods.

>>3119856
i had just forgotten that we were doing carpentry.

Rolled 40 (1d100)

>>3119831
>>3119841
>>3119850
>>3119856
>>3119861

We continue our research into better techniques at shaping wood for our purposes.

We sacrifice some fish to Nagdea. Our shaman has revealed to him in a dream the healing properties of fish oil and from then on puts anyone who falls sick into a diet heavy with the oiliest fish we can catch.

Year 28

Leader Giggs
Shaman
Population: 1910 goblins (~400 at the outpost)
Military: 20 warriors (stone tipped spears) 10 scouts (nettle clothes)
Navy: canoe (1)
Resources: stone tools, stone tipped spears (403), pelts (1300), large waterskins (100) tanning tubs (1) leather (4) logs (720) bow (1)
Constructions: mudhuts, drying racks, shrine (Nagdea healing goddess)
Technology: fire, mudhut construction, fishing, stone tools, primitive carpentry, primitive boat making, fishing baskets, leatherworking, basic carpentry (in progress, 20%)
Food: rabbits, blueberries, perch, aurochsen, sturgeon
Government: Council of faction leaders

What do you want to do for the year?
> Improve food acquisition (how)
> Build something (shrine, what)
> Train warriors
> Improve military (how)
> Craft (stone spears, crates, buckets, barrels, waterskins, canoes, tanning tubs, leather boots, backpacks, leather armor, leather gloves, leather coats, leather hats, leather pouches, other)
> Research new technology (basic carpentry, the wheel, basic boat making, rope manufacture, archery, brickmaking, other)
> Send exploration parties (pick a direction)
> Start new settlement (where)
> Sacrifice (what) (free action)
> Diplomacy/trade (what with whom)
> Other

>>3119886
omega 3s here to save our people.

>continue research

>>3119886
>Research:Basic archery
Simple enough, bows are pretty cool

>Other:Send settlers up north to start another village by the lake.
Increase wood production, brings down food consumption yet brings up population growth.

>>3119909
we can only do one research at a time. if we get carpentry done its at 20% it will help us when we make bows.

>>3119886
Send warriors to capture a humie or centaur in the night, if we succeed we sacrifice the captive to Nagdea.

>>3119950
Oh damn, didn't know that, I'll null my research action.

>>3119953
i don't think we are ready for war with anyone yet. all of these people we have seen are more advanced and much larger than us.

>>3119990
What if we wait for one to get separated or go out alone to capture and sacrifice.

Rolled 1 (1d3)

>>3119898
>>3119909
>>3119953

>>3120014
disregard my suggestion QM

Rolled 15 (1d100)

>>3119898
>>3119909
>>3119953
>>3120014


We continue our research on improving our prowess at carpentry.


Year 29

Leader Giggs
Shaman
Population: 2051 goblins (~400 at the outpost)
Military: 20 warriors (stone tipped spears) 10 scouts (nettle clothes)
Navy: canoe (1)
Resources: stone tools, stone tipped spears (387), pelts (1400), large waterskins (100) tanning tubs (1) leather (4) logs (840) bow (1)
Constructions: mudhuts, drying racks, shrine (Nagdea healing goddess)
Technology: fire, mudhut construction, fishing, stone tools, primitive carpentry, primitive boat making, fishing baskets, leatherworking, basic carpentry (in progress, 30%)
Food: rabbits, blueberries, perch, aurochsen, sturgeon
Government: Council of faction leaders

What do you want to do for the year?
> Improve food acquisition (how)
> Build something (shrine, what)
> Train warriors
> Improve military (how)
> Craft (stone spears, crates, buckets, barrels, waterskins, canoes, tanning tubs, leather boots, backpacks, leather armor, leather gloves, leather coats, leather hats, leather pouches, other)
> Research new technology (basic carpentry, the wheel, basic boat making, rope manufacture, archery, brickmaking, other)
> Send exploration parties (pick a direction)
> Start new settlement (where)
> Sacrifice (what) (free action)
> Diplomacy/trade (what with whom)
> Other

>>3120028
lets just continue researching

next round we get to do faction projects

>>3120053
+1

Rolled 99 (1d100)

>>3120053
>>3120054

We continue our research at carpentry.

A group of 3 unarmed centaurs show up at our tribe. They demand to see our leaders. We assemble the council and meet them.

They say we're hunting in their ancestral hunting grounds and their leaders demand 500 pelts every ten years for this privilege.
What do we tell the centaurs?
> Accept their demands and pay
> Offer to pay 300 pelts instead
> Offer a one time payment of 1500 pelts
> Decline their demands
> other


It's time for faction projects!
Please declare your faction projects now. If you're new and want to create a new faction feel free to do so.
Current factions are:
Pitrot Pack
Go'Ghuns
The Longstalkers
Year 30

Leader Giggs
Shaman
Population: 2144 goblins (~400 at the outpost)
Military: 20 warriors (stone tipped spears) 10 scouts (nettle clothes)
Navy: canoe (1)
Resources: stone tools, stone tipped spears (369), pelts (1500), large waterskins (100) tanning tubs (1) leather (4) logs (960) bow (1)
Constructions: mudhuts, drying racks, shrine (Nagdea healing goddess)
Technology: fire, mudhut construction, fishing, stone tools, primitive carpentry, primitive boat making, fishing baskets, leatherworking, basic carpentry (in progress, 40%)
Food: rabbits, blueberries, perch, aurochsen, sturgeon
Government: Council of faction leaders

What do you want to do for the year?
> Improve food acquisition (how)
> Build something (shrine, what)
> Train warriors
> Improve military (how)
> Craft (stone spears, crates, buckets, barrels, waterskins, canoes, tanning tubs, leather boots, backpacks, leather armor, leather gloves, leather coats, leather hats, leather pouches, other)
> Research new technology (basic carpentry, the wheel, basic boat making, rope manufacture, archery, brickmaking, other)
> Send exploration parties (pick a direction)
> Start new settlement (where)
> Sacrifice (what) (free action)
> Diplomacy/trade (what with whom)
> Other

I'm ending the session for today, I'll probably be back tomorrow.

>>3120163
good night

>>3120150

TO WAR.

>decline their demands
detain,kill, and eat them

>pitrot pack

train as many warriors as we can in one turn

>What do you want to do for the year?

>improve military

basic leather armor


>>3120163
goodnight friend thank you for sticking around.

>>3120186
i agree with your ideas for the pack, but we should strive for peace for now, how about we offer 300

>>3120192
I would have agreed with you before. We needed to milk as much time as we could but they are the aggressors and we can't subjugate ourselves. We need to show a strong front or they will keep pushing. they dont want us in their hunting grounds at all. If they think they can wipe us out they will try. If we can deliver them a stunning first strike we can prevent large scale losses on our side.

>>3120203
You're right, however we can still put up a peaceful front and lead them into a false sense of security.

>>3120291
i personally think we can't afford to give up any of the supplies we have. If we give them the pelts we weaken our position. We spent a lot of turns learning to make leather. We have no idea if they will take a lesser payment of pelts. They want 500 pelts right now, we offer them 300 they might attack us. We are going to come to blows with them eventually and i'd rather have those pelts for use as armor for the fight or backpacks for the retreat. it also shows weakness if we give in. The may push for more next year.

RAZE Their VILLAGES
SALT THE LANDS
CAPTURE THE WOMEN
KILL THE OLD AND YOUNG ALIKE
Also Don't Give em nuffin.
Since we're a species of peace, make a bunch of holes and small bumps
Around our glorious base, with spikes between.
Civ war now

>>3120150
>> Offer to pay 300 pelts instead
>Ask for them to show us the boundaries of their hunting grounds so we can try to avoid it.

>>3120335
True, but the simple fact that they sent three unarmed diplomats demonstrates some level of respect and trust towards us. We can play civilized now, until we amp up our military and then, having leverage to back us, we can start pushing our own demands on them.

That being said, why don't we get a passive warrior training thing going? Even 5% of our pop would be over 100. We might could even support more if we made it a part-time militia instead of full-time soldiers.

>>3121486
>5% warriors
>true goblins
Choose 1 plebian
We're not american goblinos, we're literal goblins.
75% or so including hunters

>>3121489
>american goblinos
>still one of the biggest militaries in the world.
>taking numbers used in a spitball idea literally.
Obviously the correct answer is as-many-as-our-population-can-support. Whatever that means in this fantasy setting is up to OP.

>>3120186
>>3120192
>>3120203
>>3120291
>>3120335
>>3121479
>>3121486
>>3121489

We decline the demands of the centaurs but rather than letting their diplomats go back to their kin to deliver the message we have our warriors kill them. When they learn of our lethal intentions one of the diplomats say "I see. So the chieftain was right. It was a mistake to try and reason with goblins. You have no honor. Very well, if you choose to behave like vermin you'll be treated like vermin".
We roast their meat and eat them that very night.

The Pitrot Pack decides to go all out and train 30 warriors.

The other factions didn't declare projects this year so they do nothing.

Do we want to launch an attack on the centaurs or should we wait for them to strike first?

>>3121507
how many people did we see at the centaur camp?

>>3121544
>A few hundred centaurs must live in here

We're not sure exactly how many were there, could be 400 could be 800. Probably less than 1000.

>>3121549
we have the ability to press our general population into a milita roll right? 369 of them armed with stone tipped spears at least. probably more with stone axes and shit.

>>3121552

Yes we can currently mobilize
> 50 warriors
> 10 scouts
> 369 militia armed with spears
> 154 more militia armed with tools, sticks and stones
> other

We could probably mobilize a bit more if we're also willing to send women and older children, although we don't have weapons for them.

>>3121564
okay send the scouts to the centaur village and send the warriors and the militia to the northern camp closer to the centaur village. When we get more information on their camp we can move in.

>>3121573

We summon our militia and send them alongside our warriors to the northern outpost by the river; keeping this many people fed in that outpost is unsustainable though. We also send the scouts to the centaur village to get more information about them.

Our scouts catch sight of a group of about a hundred centaurs moving south as they go towards the centaur village; they send one scout back to the northern outpost with the news and a couple others back to our settlement to check on it.

The news that the centaurs sent an attacking party to our village arrive to our outpost with about three days delay.

What do we wanna do next?

>>3121590
find an ambush the centaurs.

>>3121609

Pondering that we couldn't beat them in speed to reach our town in time to defend it we decide to set up an ambush for the centaurs on their way back from pillaging our town.

We have our warriors and militia hide as best as they can in the tall grass around the area through which our scouts saw the centaurs moving towards the south, hoping they'll take the same route on their way back.

Roll 1d100 to see how effective our ambush will be at taking the centaurs by surprise, DC 60

Rolled 57 (1d100)

>>3121624

Rolled 23 (1d100)

>>3121627

The centaurs head back through the same route alright, carrying pillage with them, all the pelts they coveted so much.

But right when they were about to ride into our ambush their leader stops them.
"Hold on. Something is off in here. The grass looks... wrong. Drop the loot and ready your bows!"

Instead of being right on top of the centaurs as we expected they still were a good fifty feet away from us by the time they ready their bows and begin taking potshots at our troops.

We run towards the centaurs to attack them but they're just too fast, outpacing us easily and simply pelting us with arrows as we attempt to close in. Some militia men attempt to throw their spears, and a couple of them even land hits, but the constitution of the centaurs mean that a single stone spear is not enough to get them out of combat most of the time, and the spear throwers then become unarmed, easy prey to the centaurs.

Our would be ambush quickly turns into a bloodbath, the second one this particular group of centaurs perpetrated upon our people in a matter of weeks.

When we realize the situation is completely hopeless we've lost about half of our forces already; Skorb orders a retreat. The centaurs follow us, picking off our militia and warriors as we desperately try to get away from them. Finally Skorb himself is killed during the combat, an arrow piercing his heart.

Of the troops we've sent against the centaurs, only the scouts survived because they managed to stay hidden.


***

The massacre in the village was total; the centaurs didn't spare females and children, shooting at them all indiscriminately. More than a thousand died that day. The few that survived were the ones who were away hunting, gathering or fishing during the massacre and the scant few that fled and weren't pursued.
Our shaman was killed. Our reserves of pelts were looted. A large column of smoke raised in the skies as most of our wood burned away, having been put to the torch by the centaurs. Giggs was killed and his head was severed and impaled in a spear.

We no longer have enough people to keep gathering lumber at our previous rate.

After this calamitous disaster a goblin hunter steps in to lead our people in this hour of need.
> Name new leader

Year 31

Leader
Population: 734 goblins (~400 at the outpost)
Military: 10 scouts (nettle clothes)
Navy: canoe (1)
Resources: stone tools, stone tipped spears (1), pelts (0), large waterskins (100) tanning tubs (1) leather (4) logs (120) bow (1)
Constructions: mudhuts, drying racks, shrine (Nagdea healing goddess)
Technology: fire, mudhut construction, fishing, stone tools, primitive carpentry, primitive boat making, fishing baskets, leatherworking, basic carpentry (in progress, 40%)
Food: rabbits, blueberries, perch, aurochsen, sturgeon
Government: Council of faction leaders

What do you want to do for the year?
> Improve food acquisition (how)
> Build something ( what)
> Train warriors
> Improve military (how)
> Other

>>3121642
>Name new leader

Torg

>What do you want to do for the year?

send someone to contact the human settlement

>>3121652

Torg took up leadership.

He decides that he wants to contact the human settlement our explorers found years ago. What do we want to contact the humans for?

>>3121665
we should go to the humans and lie telling them that the centaurs of the northern plains are on a rampage. They have destroyed several villages, most recently our village and that they are going to target the human village next.

Rolled 93 (1d100)

>>3121670

We send three scouts to the human village; it is a month long trip, very taxing on them, they carry several waterskins which miraculously weren't looted by the centaurs and have to forage along the way not to starve too much, making the trip even longer.

As our scouts approach the human village the human on top of the tall construction begins screaming and soon dozens of humans wielding spears approach our scouts, who then repeatedly say "We come in peace! We come in peace! We want to talk to your leaders."

The humans are a bit distrustful, thinking it is a trick of some sort; but when they they escort you to their settlement where in a large wooden hall several elders are sitting by a table.

"Speak creature, what business do you have with the fair people of Wamor"

"The centaurs of the northern plains are on a rampage, they have destroyed several villages, most recently our village and they are going to target your village next!"

"Vile creature! Why do you try to besmirch the reputation of our friends the centaurs with whom we've profitably traded in the past! Did you came all the way from your village just to lie to us?"

"I'm telling the truth", squeals our scout,"the centaurs did destroy my village. And they are coming for yours next!"

"I doubt that statement very much. In any case we'll send someone to the centaurs to check this story. You better not be spreading falsehood around you foul creature or you'll attract our wrath in addition to the centaur's. If that's all you have to say to us then go on your way back to your people, you have no business staying in our town."

Our scouts then returned to tell the tale of their mission.

We didn't hunt auroch this year because we ran out of spears!

We only sent one team to collect wood this year.

Year 32

Leader Torg
Population: 748 goblins (~400 at the outpost)
Military: 10 scouts (nettle clothes)
Navy: canoe (1)
Resources: stone tools, stone tipped spears (1), pelts (0), large waterskins (100) tanning tubs (1) leather (4) logs (132) bow (1)
Constructions: mudhuts, drying racks, shrine (Nagdea healing goddess)
Technology: fire, mudhut construction, fishing, stone tools, primitive carpentry, primitive boat making, fishing baskets, leatherworking, basic carpentry (in progress, 40%)
Food: rabbits, blueberries, perch, aurochsen, sturgeon
Government: Council of faction leaders

What do you want to do for the year?
> Improve food acquisition (how)
> Build something (shrine, what)
> Train warriors
> Improve military (how)
> Craft (stone spears, crates, buckets, barrels, waterskins, canoes, tanning tubs, leather boots, backpacks, leather armor, leather gloves, leather coats, leather hats, leather pouches, other)
> Research new technology (basic carpentry, the wheel, basic boat making, rope manufacture, archery, brickmaking, other)
> Send exploration parties (pick a direction)
> Start new settlement (where)
> Sacrifice (what) (free action)
> Diplomacy/trade (what with whom)
> Other

>>3121692
Abandon the plains settlement and head to the lake in the woods.

>>3121700
We abandon our settlement in the plains and head to the lake in the woods to start a new settlement over there. We abandon our stockpile of wood behind, our mudhuts, our drying racks, our shrine.

We have finished our research on basic carpentry. We can now build log cabins, timber houses, palisades and craft furniture (chairs, tables, chests, cupboards...) and assorted cutlery.

In our new settlement wood is a plentiful resource so there's no longer a point in keeping track of how many logs we have stockpiled.

We can't quite use fishing baskets in the lake, but fishing normally we can get plenty of pike.

Our current settlements are no longer hunting auroch so we don't have that kind of food available anymore.

The forest in which we dwell now has lots of boars in it, we could hunt them if we had spears available.

Our gatherers can now find chantrelles in the surrounding woods.

Year 33

Leader Torg
Population: 776 goblins (~400 at the outpost)
Military: 10 scouts (nettle clothes)
Navy: canoe (1)
Resources: stone tools, stone tipped spears (1), pelts (0), large waterskins (100) tanning tubs (1) leather (4) logs (plenty) bow (1)
Constructions: none
Technology: fire, mudhut construction, fishing, stone tools, primitive carpentry, primitive boat making, fishing baskets, leatherworking, basic carpentry (in progress, 40%)
Food: rabbits, blueberries, perch, sturgeon, pike, chantrelles
Government: Council of faction leaders

What do you want to do for the year?
> Improve food acquisition (how)
> Build something (shrine, mud huts, log cabins, timber houses, palisades, what)
> Train warriors
> Improve military (how)
> Craft (stone spears, crates, buckets, barrels, waterskins, canoes, tanning tubs, leather boots, backpacks, leather armor, leather gloves, leather coats, leather hats, leather pouches, wooden furniture, other)
> Research new technology (basic carpentry, the wheel, basic boat making, rope manufacture, archery, brickmaking, other)
> Send exploration parties (pick a direction)
> Start new settlement (where)
> Sacrifice (what) (free action)
> Diplomacy/trade (what with whom)
> Other

>>3121713
>craft spears

>>3121721
In the forest it is easier to find materials to craft spears so we make an awful lot of them that should last us for quite a few years.

Our hunters resume hunting, this time preying upon boars. There aren't as much casualties in boar hunting as there used to be in auroch hunting. We hunt an average of 5 boars per week.

Year 34

Leader Torg
Population: 784 goblins (~400 at the outpost)
Military: 10 scouts (nettle clothes)
Navy: canoe (1)
Resources: stone tools, stone tipped spears (1501), pelts (250), large waterskins (100) tanning tubs (1) leather (4) logs (plenty) bow (1)
Constructions: none
Technology: fire, mudhut construction, fishing, stone tools, basic carpentry, primitive boat making, fishing baskets, leatherworking,
Food: rabbits, blueberries, perch, sturgeon, pike, chantrelles, boars
Government: Council of faction leaders

What do you want to do for the year?
> Improve food acquisition (how)
> Build something (shrine, mud huts, log cabins, timber houses, palisades, what)
> Train warriors
> Improve military (how)
> Craft (stone spears, crates, buckets, barrels, waterskins, canoes, tanning tubs, leather boots, backpacks, leather armor, leather gloves, leather coats, leather hats, leather pouches, wooden furniture, other)
> Research new technology (the wheel, basic boat making, rope manufacture, archery, brickmaking, other)
> Send exploration parties (pick a direction)
> Start new settlement (where)
> Sacrifice (what) (free action)
> Diplomacy/trade (what with whom)
> Other

>>3121735
>build log cabins

>>3121735
train more warriors

Rolled 1 (1d2)

>>3121737
>>3121741

>>3121737
>>3121741
>>3121745

We start making log cabins for our population; it takes roughly one month to build each log cabin so we only manage to build 12 of them this year, which is a bit cramped for our total population of about 450 people.

Should we assign dedicated carpenters to keep building 12 more log cabins per year until we have enough?

Year 35

Leader Torg
Population: 844 goblins (~400 at the outpost)
Military: 10 scouts (nettle clothes)
Navy: canoe (1)
Resources: stone tools, stone tipped spears (1477), pelts (500), large waterskins (100) tanning tubs (1) leather (4) logs (plenty) bow (1)
Constructions: log cabins (12)
Technology: fire, mudhut construction, fishing, stone tools, basic carpentry, primitive boat making, fishing baskets, leatherworking,
Food: rabbits, blueberries, perch, sturgeon, pike, chantrelles, boars
Government: Council of faction leaders

What do you want to do for the year?
> Improve food acquisition (how)
> Build something (shrine, mud huts, log cabins, timber houses, palisades, what)
> Assign shaman
> Train warriors
> Improve military (how)
> Craft (stone spears, crates, buckets, barrels, waterskins, canoes, tanning tubs, leather boots, backpacks, leather armor, leather gloves, leather coats, leather hats, leather pouches, wooden furniture, other)
> Research new technology (the wheel, basic boat making, rope manufacture, archery, brickmaking, other)
> Send exploration parties (pick a direction)
> Start new settlement (where)
> Sacrifice (what) (free action)
> Diplomacy/trade (what with whom)
> Other

>>3121748
assign carpenters
> Build something
build a new shrine to Nagdea and sacrifice some fish as soon as it's complete

>>3121750
We assign carpenters to keep building log cabins for our population.

We build a new shrine to Nagdea and sacrifice some fish to her as soon as it is complete.

Sadly without a shaman there's nobody to interpret the signs of the goddess so we don't know if our offering propitiated Nagdea or not.

Year 36

Leader Torg
Population: 917 goblins (~400 at the outpost)
Military: 10 scouts (nettle clothes)
Navy: canoe (1)
Resources: stone tools, stone tipped spears (1475), pelts (750), large waterskins (100) tanning tubs (1) leather (4) logs (plenty) bow (1)
Constructions: log cabins (24)
Technology: fire, mudhut construction, fishing, stone tools, basic carpentry, primitive boat making, fishing baskets, leatherworking,
Food: rabbits, blueberries, perch, sturgeon, pike, chantrelles, boars
Government: Council of faction leaders

What do you want to do for the year?
> Improve food acquisition (how)
> Build something (shrine, mud huts, log cabins, timber houses, palisades, what)
> Assign shaman
> Train warriors
> Improve military (how)
> Craft (stone spears, crates, buckets, barrels, waterskins, canoes, tanning tubs, leather boots, backpacks, leather armor, leather gloves, leather coats, leather hats, leather pouches, wooden furniture, other)
> Research new technology (the wheel, basic boat making, rope manufacture, archery, brickmaking, other)
> Send exploration parties (pick a direction)
> Start new settlement (where)
> Sacrifice (what) (free action)
> Diplomacy/trade (what with whom)
> Other

>>3121754
didn't realize the shaman died
Assign a shaman and sacrifice some boar.

>>3121757


We assign a new shaman (name him) to preside upon our shrine to Nagdea.

We sacrifice some boar to Nagdea! Our shaman has vivid dreams of rare mushrooms with hallucinogen properties that grow in the forest. He goes on long walks through the forest alone and finds some of those mushrroms that he consumes and when he does so he has visions of communion with Nagdea.
Year 37

Leader Torg
Shaman
Population: 1033 goblins (~500 at the outpost)
Military: 10 scouts (nettle clothes)
Navy: canoe (1)
Resources: stone tools, stone tipped spears (1455), pelts (1000), large waterskins (100) tanning tubs (1) leather (4) logs (plenty) bow (1)
Constructions: log cabins (36), shrine (to Nagdea healing goddess)
Technology: fire, mudhut construction, fishing, stone tools, basic carpentry, primitive boat making, fishing baskets, leatherworking,
Food: rabbits, blueberries, perch, sturgeon, pike, chantrelles, boars
Government: Council of faction leaders

What do you want to do for the year?
> Improve food acquisition (how)
> Build something (shrine, mud huts, log cabins, timber houses, palisades, what)
> Train warriors
> Improve military (how)
> Craft (stone spears, crates, buckets, barrels, waterskins, canoes, tanning tubs, leather boots, backpacks, leather armor, leather gloves, leather coats, leather hats, leather pouches, wooden furniture, other)
> Research new technology (the wheel, basic boat making, rope manufacture, archery, brickmaking, other)
> Send exploration parties (pick a direction)
> Start new settlement (where)
> Sacrifice (what) (free action)
> Diplomacy/trade (what with whom)
> Other

>>3121774
Name the shaman roe jogan

Research archery

>>3121778
+1

Rolled 53 (1d100)

>>3121778
>>3121783

Puzzled by the weapon that gave the centaur the victory in the battle we had with them years ago we begin researching the secrets of its manufacture. Our knowledge of carpentry and having a sample to model our production after should make the task much easier.

Year 38

Leader Torg
Shaman Roe Jogan
Population: 1193 goblins (~500 at the outpost)
Military: 10 scouts (nettle clothes)
Navy: canoe (1)
Resources: stone tools, stone tipped spears (1451), pelts (1250), large waterskins (100) tanning tubs (1) leather (4) logs (plenty) bow (1)
Constructions: log cabins (48), shrine (to Nagdea healing goddess)
Technology: fire, mudhut construction, fishing, stone tools, basic carpentry, primitive boat making, fishing baskets, leatherworking, archery (in progress, 50%)
Food: rabbits, blueberries, perch, sturgeon, pike, chantrelles, boars
Government: Council of faction leaders

What do you want to do for the year?
> Improve food acquisition (how)
> Build something (shrine, mud huts, log cabins, timber houses, palisades, what)
> Train warriors
> Improve military (how)
> Craft (stone spears, crates, buckets, barrels, waterskins, canoes, tanning tubs, leather boots, backpacks, leather armor, leather gloves, leather coats, leather hats, leather pouches, wooden furniture, other)
> Research new technology (the wheel, basic boat making, rope manufacture, archery, brickmaking, other)
> Send exploration parties (pick a direction)
> Start new settlement (where)
> Sacrifice (what) (free action)
> Diplomacy/trade (what with whom)
> Other

>>3121790
I have a question QM. If we construct a shrine to a different god, do we need a new shaman for that god. if we do, could we assign a new shaman on the same turn we build that shrine.

>>3121790
Continue our research

>>3121793
>If we construct a shrine to a different god, do we need a new shaman for that god.
Yes
>could we assign a new shaman on the same turn we build that shrine.
Eh, why not. Yes.
>>3121795
the research is finished, I rolled high enough

>>3121790
> Build something
build a shrine to a war god
> Assign shaman
name him Tim-Tam the Big Man

>>3121798
Then let's craft some bows

Rolled 2 (1d2)

>>3121801
>>3121803

>>3121803
+1

>>3121801
>>3121803
>>3121809
>>3121810

Having gleamed the secrets of bow manufacture we begin producing bows. As for the arrows we use fire hardened small pointy sticks, but the arrows the centaurs used against us had fletching, feathers from some kind of bird attached to them. There are some birds that dwell in the forest, we didn't pay them much attention because it was too hard to capture them, should we start trying to kill birds to use their feathers as fletching for our arrows?

Should our hunters begin using bow and arrow?

Year 39

Leader Torg
Shaman Roe Jogan
Population: 1218 goblins (~500 at the outpost)
Military: 10 scouts (nettle clothes)
Navy: canoe (1)
Resources: stone tools, stone tipped spears (1397), pelts (1500), large waterskins (100) tanning tubs (1) leather (4) logs (plenty) bow (100) arrows (1500; fire hardened, lack fletching)
Constructions: log cabins (60), shrine (to Nagdea healing goddess)
Technology: fire, mudhut construction, fishing, stone tools, basic carpentry, primitive boat making, fishing baskets, leatherworking, archery
Food: rabbits, blueberries, perch, sturgeon, pike, chantrelles, boars
Government: Council of faction leaders

What do you want to do for the year?
> Improve food acquisition (how)
> Build something (shrine, mud huts, log cabins, timber houses, palisades, what)
> Train warriors
> Improve military (how)
> Craft (stone spears, crates, buckets, barrels, waterskins, canoes, tanning tubs, leather boots, backpacks, leather armor, leather gloves, leather coats, leather hats, leather pouches, wooden furniture, other)
> Research new technology (the wheel, basic boat making, rope manufacture, brickmaking, other)
> Send exploration parties (pick a direction)
> Start new settlement (where)
> Sacrifice (what) (free action)
> Diplomacy/trade (what with whom)
> Other

>>3121828
> Build something
build a shrine to a war god
> Assign shaman
name him Tim-Tam the Big Man

>>3121828
have the hunters use both the spear and the bow and arrow.

have them hunt birds with the bow

>>3121834
+1

>>3121834

We build a new shrine to the god of war and assign a new shaman Tim-Tam the Big Man.

It's time for faction projects!

Current factions are:
Pitrot Pack (currently leaderless)

There were also:
Go'Ghuns (innactive since last time; currently leaderless)
The Longstalkers (innactive since last time; currently leaderless)


Feel free to create new factions if you so desire.


Year 40

Leader Torg
Shamans Roe Jogan, Tim-Tam the Big Man
Population: 1290 goblins (~500 at the outpost)
Military: 10 scouts (nettle clothes)
Navy: canoe (1)
Resources: stone tools, stone tipped spears (1379), pelts (1750), large waterskins (100) tanning tubs (1) leather (4) logs (plenty) bow (100) arrows (1500; fire hardened, lack fletching)
Constructions: log cabins (72), shrine (2; to Nagdea healing goddess; to god of war)
Technology: fire, mudhut construction, fishing, stone tools, basic carpentry, primitive boat making, fishing baskets, leatherworking, archery
Food: rabbits, blueberries, perch, sturgeon, pike, chantrelles, boars
Government: Council of faction leaders

What do you want to do for the year?
> Improve food acquisition (how)
> Build something (shrine, mud huts, log cabins, timber houses, palisades, what)
> Train warriors
> Improve military (how)
> Craft (stone spears, crates, buckets, barrels, waterskins, canoes, tanning tubs, leather boots, backpacks, leather armor, leather gloves, leather coats, leather hats, leather pouches, wooden furniture, other)
> Research new technology (the wheel, basic boat making, rope manufacture, brickmaking, other)
> Send exploration parties (pick a direction)
> Start new settlement (where)
> Sacrifice (what) (free action)
> Diplomacy/trade (what with whom)
> Other

>>3121851
assign a new leader to the pitrot pack and train as many warriors and scouts as we can
> Sacrifice
sacrifice some boar meat to our new war god

>>3121851
Pitrot pack names it's new leader.

Briki and he begins training new warriors to carry on the tradition.

Sacrifice to the war good

>Hunt boar

>>3121863
>>3121878

Briki is appointed as the new leader of the Pitrot pack and he begins training new warriors; we train 30 new warriors in the use of the spear and the bow.

Our hunters begin using the bow to catch birds, whose feathers they in turn use to make fletching for their arrows. Still, it's quite difficult to catch those birds, so our progress with the fletching is rather slow.

We're already hunting boar at the pace of about 5 boars per week. Do we want to change this rate?

We sacrifice some boar meat to our new war god; he reveals to Tim-Tam in a dream that his name is Batarr, the god of war.

Year 41

Leader Torg
Shamans Roe Jogan (Nagdea), Tim-Tam the Big Man (Batarr)
Population: 1386 goblins (~500 at the outpost)
Military: 30 warriors (stone tipped spear; bow and 3 fletched fire hardened arrows each) 10 scouts (nettle clothes)
Navy: canoe (1)
Resources: stone tools, stone tipped spears (1370), pelts (2000), large waterskins (100) tanning tubs (1) leather (4) logs (plenty) bow (100) arrows (1428; fire hardened, 100 have fletching)
Constructions: log cabins (84), shrine (2; to Nagdea healing goddess; to Batarr god of war)
Technology: fire, mudhut construction, fishing, stone tools, basic carpentry, primitive boat making, fishing baskets, leatherworking, archery
Food: rabbits, blueberries, perch, sturgeon, pike, chantrelles, boars
Government: Council of faction leaders

What do you want to do for the year?
> Improve food acquisition (how)
> Build something (shrine, mud huts, log cabins, timber houses, palisades, what)
> Train warriors
> Improve military (how)
> Craft (stone spears, crates, buckets, barrels, waterskins, canoes, tanning tubs, leather boots, backpacks, leather armor, leather gloves, leather coats, leather hats, leather pouches, quiver, wooden furniture, other)
> Research new technology (the wheel, basic boat making, rope manufacture, brickmaking, other)
> Send exploration parties (pick a direction)
> Start new settlement (where)
> Sacrifice (what) (free action)
> Diplomacy/trade (what with whom)
> Other

>>3121895
Build tanning rack

>>3121898
Or drying rack whatever we left behind that's preventing us from making pelts into leather

>>3121898
>>3121902

We need tanning tubs to make pelts into leather.

Drying racks are trivial, we have them, I should have written it down, it just slipped my mind.

>>3121909
Okay then tanning tubs

>>3121913

We build a number of tanning tubs to start the production of leather; we scrape bark from the plentiful amount of trees around us and start putting the pelts inside the tubs to tan. Over time we should get leather. To speed up the rate at which we create leather we'll need extra tanning tubs, as each tanning tub takes most of the year to tan a single pelt into leather.

Year 42

Leader Torg
Shamans Roe Jogan (Nagdea), Tim-Tam the Big Man (Batarr)
Population: 1533 goblins (~600 at the outpost)
Military: 30 warriors (stone tipped spear; bow and 6 fletched fire hardened arrows each) 10 scouts (nettle clothes)
Navy: canoe (1)
Resources: stone tools, stone tipped spears (1347), pelts (2250), large waterskins (100) tanning tubs (300) leather (4) logs (plenty) bow (100) arrows (1417; fire hardened, 200 have fletching)
Constructions: log cabins (84), shrine (2; to Nagdea healing goddess; to Batarr god of war), drying racks
Technology: fire, mudhut construction, fishing, stone tools, basic carpentry, primitive boat making, fishing baskets, leatherworking, archery
Food: rabbits, blueberries, perch, sturgeon, pike, chantrelles, boars
Government: Council of faction leaders

What do you want to do for the year?
> Improve food acquisition (how)
> Build something (shrine, mud huts, log cabins, timber houses, palisades, what)
> Train warriors
> Improve military (how)
> Craft (stone spears, crates, buckets, barrels, waterskins, canoes, tanning tubs, leather boots, backpacks, leather armor, leather gloves, leather coats, leather hats, leather pouches, quiver, wooden furniture, other)
> Research new technology (the wheel, basic boat making, rope manufacture, brickmaking, other)
> Send exploration parties (pick a direction)
> Start new settlement (where)
> Sacrifice (what) (free action)
> Diplomacy/trade (what with whom)
> Other

>>3121925
Build wooden palisades around our settlement