>>3289473
Angry Religious People

Crusader state nao

>>3289473
Stubborn contrarian islanders

>>3289473
Feudal Nobility Pricks

>>3289481
Change to harmless uncultured homeless people

>>3289473
Edgelords, but one that likes sand

>>3289473
Angry religious people

>>3289473
Figured they go live on island Instead

>>3289473
Edgelords, but these ones like the sand

>>3289473
>Edgelords, but these ones like the sand

>>3289473
Shoe Tossing gentleman

You can count me as one angry peasant

>>3289473
Angry religious people

>>3289473
>Angry Religious People

>>3289473
>Stubborn contrarian islanders

Change to angry religious people

>>3289505
Change to Dumb asses who drink too much

>>3289473
Edgelords but who like sand

>>3289473
Angry Religious White people

Angry religious people

>>3289473
Edgelords, but one that likes sand

>>3289473
Really angry peasents

>>3289473
Angry religious people

>>3289473
Stubborn contrarian islanders

>>3289501
>>3289473
flipping to Stubborn contrarian islanders

>>3289473
Sandy edgelords

8 votes for the crusaders
5 votes for the Al-Hasham
3 votes for Arda

Run-offs time between those who are most popular. Vote between these choices now to decide:
A.The Crusaders
B.The Hashami
C.The Ardans

>>3289555
>B.The Hashami

>>3289555
B

>>3289555
A

>>3289555
B

>>3289555
B

>>3289555
C

>>3289555
>A.The Crusaders

>>3289555
A

>>3289555
A.

>>3289555
>C.The Ardans

>>3289555
C

>>3289555
B Allahu akbar

>>3289555
B

>>3289555
B

>>3289555
A

>>3289555
A

>>3289555
>A.The Crusaders

>>3289555

A

>>3289555
C

>>3289555
B

>>3289555
A

>>3289555
Switch to B.

No crusaders, only Mujahadeen.

>>3289555
B

>>3289555
B
Deleted old vote

>>3289555
Change to C

>>3289555
A

>>3289583

Change my vote to B

>>3289555
A

>>3289555
>B.The Hashami

>>3289555
C ardan

Switching to C

>>3289555
changing
>>3289581
C.The Ardans
الإسكندينافي

>>3289555
Switch to A

>>3289555
Hashmi, crusaders has a short self life as it will only be memes and then people will run out of deus vult ideas.

C

>>3289644
اذهب بعيدا اليهودي

>>3289555
>B

The men of Al-Hasham have never lived under one banner. Among the vast expanse of the desert and its more hospitable outskirts, there are several groups that can be distinguished. Which of them are you?
A.The nomads of the sea of sand, receptive to the Prophet's words, yet not so much of the Sultan's rule
B.The lost tribe of Odea, followers of the oldest ways of God,since before the Judgement, whose homelands were lost to Asham and the Crusaders
C.The slavers of Burak - a tribe that settled further south, on the borders of the rainforests, where they hunt beasts and men and trade rare goods with other nations

>>3289677
B

>>3289677
B

>>3289677
>A.The nomads of the sea of sand, receptive to the Prophet's words, yet not so much of the Sultan's rule

>>3289677
C
Beast master route

>>3289677
>>3289677
A

B.The lost tribe of Odea, followers of the oldest ways of God,since before the Judgement, whose homelands were lost to Asham and the Crusaders

>>3289677
C

>>3289677
B

>>3289677
B

>>3289677
>C.The slavers of Burak - a tribe that settled further south, on the borders of the rainforests, where they hunt beasts and men and trade rare goods with other nations

>>3289677
>ج. The slavers of Burak

>>3289677
>C.The slavers of Burak - a tribe that settled further south, on the borders of the rainforests, where they hunt beasts and men and trade rare goods with other nations

>>3289677
C

>>3289677
B

>>3289677
C

>>3289677
B

>>3289677
B

>>3289677
>A.The nomads of the sea of sand, receptive to the Prophet's words, yet not so much of the Sultan's rule

>>3289677
C

>>3289677
B
Allahu Akbar

>>3289677
Switch to C

>>3289677
B

>>3289677
C

>>3289677
B

>>3289677
>B

>>3289677
change
>>3289701

>B.The lost tribe of Odea, followers of the oldest ways of God,since before the Judgement, whose homelands were lost to Asham and the Crusaders

>>3289677

B

>>3289734
>>3289677
Change to C

>>3289696
>>3289677

Switch to C

>>3289724
>>3289734
gud job faggot, you failed at samefagging

>>3289690
>>3289677
this is me and changing to uhh C

>>3289748
Fuck off, I was trying not to namefag and intentionally deleted the first one.

>>3289777
you name was on both of them
kys

>>3289788
Yeah, because I'm a dumbass. I can agree with you on that at least.

>>3289677

C

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For years, High Priest Shomel wandered the lands to gather the dispersed followers of the Old ways - you, the sons of Odea, were assembled and journeyed for years until you reached your ancestral lands. The Sultan's grip over the region had faded in the past decades and the local Emirs were troubled for their ability to hold it - thus, they were willing to negotiate for the resettlement of the Odeans back into the Promised land, for the two peoples to coexist in prosperity together. When you reached the Holy City of Apar, you found the banners of the Militantes Sancti flying over their walls. The crusaders of Candor had gotten there before you and were now enforcing their rule. Shomel's heart could no longer keep his old body at its feet. For a week, your best physicians, some of them educated in the greatest of merchant cities, tried to tend to his health - but to no avail. He is with God now.
Your people, united in numbers not seen for centuries, stand before the prize you so coveted - but perhaps the time for Odea's revival has not yet come.
You've assembled now together - the learned elders of Odea - to discuss what can be done.
The Sultan and the Theophant both are hostile towards your kind. At best, you are barred from living in the cities under their rule. At worst, you are invited in only to be slaughtered in the name of their false belief in the Creator. At this point, if your people were to simply disperse in all directions, some may survive, others not - but among the casualties will be the hope for an Odean future.
One of your shrewder brethren, having contact with local merchants, has managed to acquire some maps - with corrections for the latest political change due to the crusade, the situation in the region looks as you see it.
In what direction should we head?

>>3289824
The desert is harsh, but its home.

>>3289824
Northwest, cross the desert and reach safety from the aggressors.

>>3289824
We should head north towards the mountains, and live in their shade.

>>3289824
Head to the northern mountains, their craggy peaks will allow us protection from the outsiders along with a rich supply of valleys to live within

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>>3289824

>>3289824
Head northwest, toward the mountains. They’ll protect us from the harsh desert.

>>3289824
What types of livestock do our people keep and how advanced is our metallurgy.

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>>3289824
We must go to the mountains south of the Dumin land. Only there can we be safe.

>>3289824
The mountains north west will shade us from the sun and the none believers wrath until we are ready

>>3289824

Head to the mountains

>>3289824
"If we are to partake on this journey we should know how strong we are as a people. Do we have any boats? Are our men armed and how are they armed if they are? How many of us have gathered here this day?"

What Able said, near the mountains next to Dumin

>>3289824
"We should be bound for the hot deserts of Al-Hasham. Those who spoke of Odea spoke of the desert's heat. We can learn, and adapt, and in time, Odea will be in our hands once again."

We march to Eldas

>>3289824
>>3289867
"I agree with this man we must first take stock of what we have!"

>>3289824
Head Northwest to the mountains

>>3289824
>Head to the wastelands of Al-Hasham
To the deserts, where we shall wander ten times the duration of four years. It is not yet the time of the sons of Odea to re-consecrate the Temple on the Mountain in the name of the True God.

Let the blasphemous Theophant and the misguided Sultan fight over the physical city, shedding blood over the physical locale - empty without the people of Odea to populate it. We know better - the Holy of Holies is wherever our people reside, and until we return to Apar, the city is nothing but a city.

We will fade into the dune, masked by the merciless winds from the pursuit of the faithless and the heretics. There, we will train. There we will persevere. We have endless faith that there will come the day that the Lord leads us back to the Promised Land.

>>3289824
>Head Northwest

>>3289824
to the mountain littered desert

>>3289854
Your livestock consists almost entirely of sheep, goats, donkeys and some horses at present. You have capable smiths among you, especially those who can work precious metals, but you need facilities and materials for such production.This journey was years in preparation and though much of your initial supplies have been exhausted, your herds are large.
>>3289867
Well over a hundred thousand Odeans took part in this great caravan to start with. With losses taken so far, the number may have reduced closer to the hundred thousand mark. Some of those who came from the north came by ship - but most were passengers onboard to Apar. Ships and boats owned by your people that have not been lost, confiscated or damaged and can sail the sea number at around six merchant vessels and nineteen fishing vessels. You have arms and armor for four thousand men with real fighting experience and that many again without.

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The elders have chosen to lead the people to the northwest, in the Shlin mountains that mark the border between Eldas and the lands of the Dumin. We may have to skirt around the borders of the crusader lands now, but that puts us n the desert again. This journey could be perilous, but with faith in the Creator, we will persevere.
Provide me with three dice+1d100 rolls in your Options field for this exodus.

Rolled 92 (1d100)

>>3289943

Rolled 9 (1d100)

>>3289943

Rolled 98 (1d100)

>>3289943

Rolled 12 (1d100)

>>3289943

Rolled 4 (1d100)

>>3289948
With faith, a man can move mountains.

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Thankfully, the Lord has guided our path so far. The crusaders are still too busy with establishing themselves over the towns and villages of the region to bother us too much. The desert nomads from the west raid in smaller groups and did not dare attack us, as our warriors kept good watch.
We have entered the southern Shlin mountains. This region is very sparsely populated and warm across most of the year - though in winter months harsh snows can build up. The border with Eldas is close by, Odea is not too far away either. We still have supplies enough to keep going northwest, towards greener valleys in the western Shlin.
A.Keep going northwest
B.This is a good place to settle
C.Eldas may be a better choice, actually

>>3289987
A

>>3289987
B

>>3289987
A

>>3289987
B

>>3289987
>A.Keep going northwest

>>3289987
A

>>3289987

>>3289987
A.Keep going northwest

>>3289987
B

>>3289987
>A
We arrived here by the mercy of the true God! Let us settle

>>3289996
B
Woops

>>3289987
>A.Keep going northwest

>>3289987
B

>>3290000
Meant B

>>3289987
B

>>3289987
B
Settle down boi

>>3289987
B

>>3289987
A

>>3289987
A

>>3289987
B
Our Lord has provided us ample resources to grow here; we should not doubt his wisdom because of our own hubris. This will make a fine spot.

>>3289987
B

>>3289987
A

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Our people took time to rest and unpack their caravans, our journey, at least for now, seemed to be at a halt. Beta Odea, at the moment just a very large camp around the shores of a lake, is founded.
In the first month since our arrival, almost no rain has fallen on this valley. Food and shelter will be our biggest concerns to begin with.


Year 1001 after the Judgement
>>Population: Above a hundred thousand, we believe
>>Food:3/10
>>Resources:2/10
>>Manufacturing:2/10
>>Trade:1/10
>>Morale:5/10


>>Buildings: Tent camps
>>Economy:Pastoral sustenance
>>Culture:Folk rituals, varied bits of culture from host nations, widespread literacy
>>Technology: Metalworking, Masonry, Writing, Medical knowledge
>>Government:Council of Elders, Religious law
>>Military: Four thousand men with fighting experience and equipment
>>Navy:None
>>Religion: Odeism


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

>>3290098
C. Construction
let's make some wood houses or mud huts.

C

>>3290098
C. Begin building a proper village around the area along with sending out men to dig wells to expand our water sources, all who do not do such things best be hunting or herding.

>A.Food production & growth

Build farms near the lake

>>3290098
A

>>3290098
>F
Look for prexisiting caves too renovate, might have some animals in too eat too

>>3290111

>>3290098
Backing we need homes

>>3290098
Farm building

>>3290098
>C.Construction

>>3290098
C

build real houses

>>3290128
C

>>3290098

C

>>3290098
C. Use our masonry to make stone housing, carve it into the mountains surrounding us

>>3290098
C/J: Big temple

>>3290137
This

>>3290137
>>3290115
Pretty much this carve out the caves then use said stone excavated for future projects like wells

>>3290111
This

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We've spent the year setting up rough housing from earthen, wooden and stone materials. People have shelter for now, even if it's not too great or well planned at this point. Most of it is in the lower slopes of the mountain, overlooking the lake area.
The food situation is what we must absolutely solve now, however. We've had reports of people starving already - in those families where no sheep are owned. Even with the most charitable of sharing(which, sadly, is not the state of things) we simply do not have enough herds to support our population. Basic hunting and foraging that is done isn't enough either. Among our numbers are some amounts of farmers, but a fair amount of our people are former city dwellers who are not accustomed to such work.
How should we solve this problem?

>>3290161
We shall have to send a caravans with our valuables out from the mountains to trade for food, we shall not let our people starve because of our vanity.

>>3290161
>Build farms near the lake

>>3290161
Let our gods guide us through us these trying time while creating farms, also make a BIG temple as a sign of hope.

>>3290169
Half will be spent on food to stave off immediate population and the other half on more herds.

>>3290172
I concur set up groves and farms

"We should educate a portion of the population to farm, even if they aren't accustomed to it. We should also send the caravans, but not so much for food, rather than tools and agricultures"

>>3290169
this

>>3290169
>>3290161
backing

>>3290169
>Trading for food
>Everyone hates us

Let us cast our nets into the water and consume the bounty of the water that shall buy us time to create a more tennable harvest.

>>3290169
Very well I see the wisdom in your words

>>3290169
Supporting

>>3290172

i change this to

>>3290169
this

farms can be buil later , this is an emergency

>>3290161

Trade for food and herds

Aiken's proposal was wise and our merchants fared somewhat better than the skeptics feared. The hardest part in the process was making everyone chip in, giving up their jewelry and trinkets so we can procure food - but our mules and horses returned with bags full of grain and new herds. We shall not starve this year.

Year 1003

>>Population: Above a hundred thousand, we believe
>>Food:4/10
>>Resources:3/10
>>Manufacturing:3/10
>>Trade:4/10
>>Morale:4/10


>>Buildings: Tent camps
>>Economy:Pastoral sustenance
>>Culture:Folk rituals, varied bits of culture from host nations, widespread literacy
>>Technology: Metalworking, Masonry, Writing, Medical knowledge
>>Government:Council of Elders, Religious law
>>Military: Four thousand men with fighting experience and equipment
>>Navy:None
>>Religion: Odeism


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

>>3290208
D

>>3290208
A: Farms.

>>3290208
>F.Exploration & colonization

Explore to the west, we must find new valleys to raise our herds so we do not strange the already fragile balance of resources we have here.

>>3290208
>A. Food production and growth
Start procuring tools for farming and get those people knowledgeable in farming to teach those that don't know how to farm.

>>3290208

A

we must build farms to avoid future famines

>>3290215
>>3290208
Backing

G.Research & development

"Lets improve our farming and building technology

>>3290216
Support

>>3290215
Subborto

>>3290215
support

>>3290215
support

We'll scour the surrounding hills and mountains for more suitable grazing grounds - for that purpose, give me three d100 rolls.

Rolled 78 (1d100)

>>3290244

Rolled 62 (1d100)

>>3290244

Rolled 61 (1d100)

>>3290244

Rolled 61 (1d100)

>>3290244

Rolled 90 (1d100)

>>3290244

Rolled 6 (1d100)

>>3290244

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The few clans of mountain-dwellers that lived in those areas chose to flee north when setting eyes upon our men, for we sent the skilled warriors along to protect against any possible attacks from them. We've secured the entire arid region of the mountains, herding families have spread out and distributed the grazing grounds among each other. The food situation should be stable, if not especially bountiful, now.

Year 1004
>>Population: Above a hundred thousand, we believe
>>Food:5/10
>>Resources:4/10
>>Manufacturing:3/10
>>Trade:4/10
>>Morale:5/10
>>Wealth:4/10

>>Buildings: Tent camps, villages and towns of wood, mud and stone
>>Economy:Pastoral sustenance
>>Culture:Folk rituals, varied bits of culture from host nations, widespread literacy
>>Technology: Metalworking, Masonry, Writing, Medical knowledge
>>Government:Council of Elders, Religious law
>>Military: Four thousand men with fighting experience and equipment
>>Navy:None
>>Religion: Odeism


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

>>3290262
G.

Prospect our lands, perhaps these mountains have valuable minerals?

>>3290262

"Time to train the Military in case of nearby agression. Once we can defend our town, we can focus on the intellectual stuff"

>>3290262
E

What is the lore behind our religion of Odeism?

>>3290264
Backing this

>>3290265
>>3290264
A military needs metal to back it. We should be able to find something of use here.

>G

>>3290262
I. Reach out to the Mountain-Dwellers, we wish to live in peace with them and as such should offer them into our flock by offering them marriages along with the opportunity to join our community.

>>3290273
support

>>3290273
Supporting

>>3290273
>>3290262
backing this instead

>>3290273
This

>>3290273
Switching to this

in these times of rest we shall consult the torah, honoring the sabbath so we may find a answer in god and prepare our spirits for the great works ahead.

We learned of the deaths of our emissaries at the same time as news of mountaineer raids on our westernmost villages came in. It seems our honest, faithful offer of friendship was rejected by anti-odeic bigots.
How should we respond to this?

>>3290304
If they will not accept the hand then shall get the dagger! We shall drive these people from the mountains!

>>3290304
War.

>>3290304
Go to war with these hostile people

>>3290304
"Let's plunder their villiages and execute their men. Ignoring them would be a sign of weakness"

>>3290306
>>3290310
>>3290304
"Yes and we can take the survivors as slaves"

>>3290304

kill them all

>>3290304
I agree with Aiken. Let them know we are here and that the valley is ours.

>>3290304
war

>>3290304
Do nothing, but have warriors be ready to intercept them if they attempt to attack us

>>3290304
“They will have Blood and metal if they reject our offer of friendship.”

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The warriors of Odea take up arms and march westward. In order to find the enemy, our scouts will have to act first - give me three rolls for them.

Rolled 65 (1d100)

>>3290325

Rolled 87 (1d100)

>>3290325

>>3290325

Rolled 34 (1d100)

>>3290325

Rolled 31 (1d100)

>>3290325

Rolled 22 (1d100)

>>3290325

Rolled 97 (1d100)

>>3290325
flex

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The mountaineers have bands of skirmishers trying to harass and slow us down while their main army assembles. Our scouts believe their total numbers have at least reached our own by this point, though they are of inferior equipment for sure - our experienced warriors are largely armored, using shields, swords, spears, bows and slings as weapons. We have a small number of riders, mostly useful for communication and scouting. The enemy skirmishers have not managed to cause too much harm to us yet. Our army's camp is by a water source at the moment, the next closest one is where the enemy is assembled - on the other side of a pass. Skirmishers have reached our side at this point and number in the dozens, possibly a hundred or two.
How should we go about this?

Rolled 20 (1d100)

>>3290392
Proceed with caution, it might be a diversion/ambush. Let archers harass them from afar,protected by infantry, while slowly proceeding.

>>3290392
Have our own skirmishers engage theirs and then take control of the choke point in the pass, let their army come to us.

>>3290398
>>3290392
Backing

>>3290396
Agreed. Have men watching our flank and up above in case they have placed archers in a position above the pass, or have warriors elsewhere.

When the prophet Issai laid waste to the idoltres of Gomrah he took the heights of the pass so that his armies may be closer to gods light. From this position his armies bows and slung rocks were aimed with gods fervor and the enemy was harried as they climbed the pass to meet the foe in battle.

We shall do the same.

>>3290404
>>3290400
This is what I was agreeing to.

Split our skirmishers into two groups, one on the right and one on the left, with our main force in the middle.

We then push forward with a pincer movement, before, moving into the choke point, with skirmishers and other faster movers watching the position above the pass.

A cautious movement of our main force, with a focus on removing their skirmishers - to that end, give me three rolls again.

Rolled 92 (1d100)

>>3290415

Rolled 30 (1d100)

>>3290415

Rolled 38 (1d100)

>>3290415

Rolled 98 (1d100)

>>3290415

Rolled 93 (1d100)

>>3290415

Our movement surprised the mountaineer scouts, but did not fully wipe them out - they're retreating now, some along the pass itself, others through smaller paths, wide enough only for a few men abreast at most. We have the initiative now - how do we proceed?
A.Advance with speed, attack the enemy's main force now!
B.Seize high ground on the pass, secure the mountain paths we know of
C.Hold ground
D.Return home

>>3290427
B

>>3290427
B

>>3290427
B.Seize high ground on the pass, secure the mountain paths we know of

>>3290427
C

>>3290427
Let's risk with A. It's all or nothing. Just watch out

>>3290427
B

>>3290427
B.Seize high ground on the pass, secure the mountain paths we know of

>>3290427

A

>>3290427
B

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>>3290427
B
>The feels when its over anakin

>>3290427
B

We take up positions and prepare for battle. Soon enough, it comes to us - the mountaineers seem confident in their numeric superiority.
Battle phase now. I'll start using a tested system employed by others: The three rolls you give me will be matched against a DC. In completely equal circumstances, the DC is a base 50. Circumstances change it, either lowering or raising the DC. Hitting the DC exactly or going higher counts as a success. A 100 counts as two successes. The opposite for failures. 3 successes are a major victory in the battle phase(there can be any number of phases); 2 successes are a minor victory; 1 success is a minor loss; 3 failures are a major loss.

Now then, the enemy approaches! Prepare yourselves but remember, the Lord is with us!
-10 position -10 equipment -5 morale +15 numbers; Final DC - 40

Rolled 26 (1d100)

>>3290460

Rolled 42 (1d100)

>>3290460

Rolled 11 (1d100)

Rolled 43 (1d100)

>>3290460

Rolled 81 (1d100)

>>3290460

The enemy moves a force through one path we had not noticed, which then strikes at our skirmishers in another - while our main battle lines have not entered into melee range, only exchanging projectiles for now, our flanks are showing weakness!
-10 equipment -5 morale +15 numbers; Final DC - 50

Rolled 81 (1d100)

>>3290479

Rolled 83 (1d100)

>>3290479

Rolled 32 (1d100)

>>3290479
God saves

Rolled 22 (1d100)

>>3290479

The enemy's charge came in with too much confidence - our front line held and their losses were high. They may have expected their flanking attacks to diminish our morale, but we hold the main line fast. Retaking the heights may be out of the question, but we will bloody their nose for sure!
-10 equipment -5 morale +10 numbers; Final DC- 45

Rolled 55 (1d100)

>>3290499

Rolled 12 (1d100)

>>3290499

Rolled 30 (1d100)

>>3290499

Rolled 91 (1d100)

Rolled 66 (1d100)

>>3290499

Rolled 47 (1d100)

>>3290499

The setting sun may be our only salvation, for our foe's renewed assault, combined with attacks from all sides, has now turned the battle in their favour once more. In less than half an hour, it will be dark - and we might hope that the enemy will turn back then. Until that point, we must hold!
-10 equipment +10 numbers Final DC - 50

Rolled 26 (1d100)

>>3290517
COME ON

Rolled 19 (1d100)

>>3290517

Rolled 82 (1d100)

>>3290517

Rolled 16 (1d100)

>>3290517

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We barely held our positions - and at high cost. Our retreat from the pass was under constant harassment and at the end of the month, only half of the army we sent west returned home. We've lost our westernmost grazing grounds - and the people fear the coming of the mountain hordes.

Year 1005

>>Population: Above a hundred thousand, we believe
>>Food:4/10
>>Resources:4/10
>>Manufacturing:3/10
>>Trade:4/10
>>Morale:4/10
>>Wealth:4/10

>>Buildings: Tent camps, villages and towns of wood, mud and stone
>>Economy:Pastoral sustenance
>>Culture:Folk rituals, varied bits of culture from host nations, widespread literacy
>>Technology: Metalworking, Masonry, Writing, Medical knowledge
>>Government:Council of Elders, Religious law
>>Military: Two thousand men with fighting experience and equipment
>>Navy:None
>>Religion: Odeism


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

>>3290543
J

Convert to the same creed as the Crusaders occupying Odea

>>3290543
D

>>3290543
D: Draft more soldiers, we need replacements asap. After that, pack up and prepare to cover our retreat as we GTFO out of this fucking shithole.

>>3290543
D military
We need to improve on tactics and discipline if we’re to prevail.
Perhaps regular training and A basic hierarchy are needed?

>>3290551
this

>>3290543

D