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Anchor post: I'll quote this post with the updates.

Rolled 7 (1d100)

>>5239324
Mystery Box

c'mon, are you even trying? this bait is so blatant.

Rolled 89 (1d100)

African Americans hailing from the Atlantean ghettos.

Locking in this vote, voting is over.

Next, choose your steed:
>Stanley' White's Dodge Charger
>George Smith's 10-speed mountain bike
>Yeezy's

and a weapon or holy artifact
>Stolen smith and wesson
>Baseball bat
>One joint of chronic herbs

And roll for your first encounter in the wild
>Roll 1d100 to steal from 7/11! DC: 45

Don't troll if you're ban evading fag you're going to lose your wux trip

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Rolled 44, 51, 85, 21, 67, 3, 17, 12, 90, 55, 20, 36, 68, 55, 31, 19, 16, 53, 91, 13 = 847 (20d100)

We need 4 players for this multiplayer quest. I'll wait 11 more hours.

>>5239492
This poster is not me. My trip code says !!wUx.

Rolled 85 (1d100)

>>5239324
Skaven :^)

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Unfortunately, we do not have enough participants. We need at least 4 players for a multiplayer game, because usually, 50% of players quit, so this is the minimum for a good run.

My concept was that I was going to take the environment at random from the realms created in Primordial Multiplayer God Quest >>5212663.

There are 8 different divine realms where the multiplayer civilization game can be held.

Shong's Realm >>5213007
An ocean of sand.

Oceanus' Realm >>5213028
A large, seemingly endless expanse of water. The skies above are dominated by massive rain clouds, and a gentle but insistent rain falls on the ocean below ceaselessly. This realm is later turned into Quelon's Theosphere.

Alcomo's Realm >>5213061
A gigantic building, the walls gilded in gold and silver. Within are hundreds of halls and rooms, with many dedicated to a different game of chance and form of gambling each. A few rooms remain empty, as without mortals or servants to fill them with to exchange flesh for money or favors, they lack purpose.

Thyp'ptyklpt's Realm >>5213097
A library as its realm of infinite proportions to house knowledge that will be gathered for itself.

Yrsiil God of the Deep's Realm >>5213141
An infinitely deep ocean melding almost perfectly with space.

ShadeOfApophis' Realm >>5213194
The Grove of the Dead: a realm of rotting fruits and dead plants.

Eremog's Realm >>5213409
A planet of molten rock and volcanoes is created filled with enough lava to forge a billion swords.

Monkie's Realm >>5213555
A planet of mighty jungles filled with apes.

>>5239324
Insects. I’d like to start in the great library. Hopefully we get more players, I didn’t even see this thread pop up until now.

Rolled 82 (1d100)

>>5241341
Damn, dice didn’t work. I played one of the Keks back in the Eldritch horror, so I’m pretty excited to be able to do another Mythic with my own character.

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All right, let's run this. This quest starts at 13:00 EST.

I will control the goblin civilization, and an additional human civilization that can be played as shared civ for latecomers.

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Rolled 15 (1d100)

>>5239324
Are we restricted to the races as detailed and defined by the image?
> Undead

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>>5241463
>Are we restricted to the races as detailed and defined by the image?
No. You can another race from the expanded chart if you want. You can also create your own race, in which case you need to post your race's stats. If it's overpowered, I'll nerf it a bit.

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>>5241472
Fair. I'll elaborate on the particular flavor of undead I'd like to run a little later.

And also, QM, don't despair if your game is sluggish to gain traction. /qst/ is a generally slow board.
I've actually had the pleasure to play some of your games before and they were fairly spirited and entertaining. Have patience and try to bear with the start-up period, I'm sure we'll all be having a blast soon enough.

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GENERAL INFO

>The thread runs for 30 days
>I will post once per day at about 13:00 EST

At the end of the 30 days, I will choose a winner for the thread. (The period might be extended.) The winner will be the civ that is the most powerful and developed.

During the week, I will post only once per day, including answering questions about mechanics etc. In the weekend, I'll post more, and sometimes run extra turns with random events.

Mythic RPG: https://www.rpg.net/reviews/archive/12/12904.phtml
Mythic RPG Archive: http://suptg.thisisnotatrueending.com/qstarchive.html?searchall=Mythic+RPG

RULES

>Namefag
>You must roll 20d100 with each post. The first three rolls will be used to determine the success of your actions. (You want to roll low.) The remaining rolls will be used for fluff if necessary.
>You have three actions per turn; all of your actions must be written in one post only. After you have posted your actions, they cannot be cancelled.
>Communication between players is a free action.
>Every 10 turns, the Chaos Level will increase by one.
>If a player is inactive for one turn, their slot can be claimed by anyone. A player who claims another player's slot can either start from the beginning with their own civ, or take over the inactive player's civ.

SHARED CIV (HUMANS)

The human civ is shared between those who don't have their own civ
>You must vote for your 3 actions. In case of a tie, the highest 20th roll determine whose vote gets picked.

[spoilert]Art by mr-nick, CC NC[/spoiler]

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>>5239326
TURN 1

Chaos Level: 5

>>5239935
Q: Do we start in the Great Library? >>5241341
Odds: 50/50
Roll: 44
A: Yes

Random event: double digits rolled under the Chaos Level of 5
Roll: 51
Event: Move away from a thread
Interpretation: all civilizations start with no items / equipments

Q: Are the civs far from each other?
Odds: 50/50
Roll: 85
A: No

Q: Are they native to the realm?
Odds: 50/50
Roll: 21
A: Yes

You are in the Great Library, the divine realm of the dreadful Thyp'ptyklpt, god of Secrecy and Knowledge. The Great Library is an endless expanse of shelves and books, said to stretch infinitely in every direction. The main inhabitants are the “Scribes of Thyp”, the mysterious gatherers of knowledge. Your race lives in the Great Hall, which is filled with strange tomes about the inner workings of the universe. This hall is vast, with a size of 1 km2. Four aisles stretch from the Great Hall: one to the north, to the east, to the south, and to the west.

Rumor: it is said that a small tribe of Atlantean African Americans has been spotted in the eastern aisles (>>5239485).

>Each ciz starts with a population of 100
>You currently do not own any item or technology of any sort

>>5239328
Player Anonymous
[Mystery Box: Undead rolled 7]

A group of undead live in the north-east corner of the Great Hall. Perhaps raised from the cadavers of Scribes of Thyp, or other creatures. Most of them are deformed, mindless zombies, who do nothing but eat, but their Mythical Leader possesses great intelligence, and is a renown necromancer. Here, the stench of rot is unbearable for living beings, and the Scribes themselves avoid this section.

>Name your Mythical Leader

>>5241463
Player PathwayToEnlightenment

The undead necromancer, with a spell that took one hundred years to cast, cloned themselves and sent the clone and a group of undead to build a colony in the noth-west corner. The clone is, in all aspects, identical to the original spellcaster, but more hideous in appearance. The colony has now developed into its own society, and has cut all ties with the original group of undead.

>Describe your particular flavor of undead

>>5240369
Player Ratard
The skaven, a race of man-sized anthropomorphic rats, live in the south-east corner of the Great Hall. They have evolved from regular library rats, who gained sentience and a higher size from countless generations that fed from the divine books of the library. The most powerful of them, the Plague Mage, has gained control over diseases of all sorts. In fact, because their diet is particularly compatible with the environment, they reproduce at a spectacular rate compared to the other races.

>Name your Plague Mage

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>>5241485
>>5241341
Player Silverfish
The voracious insect hive lives in the south-west corner of the Great Hall. They have eaten most of the tomes in that section, and it is said that the loss of knowledge from the books they have eaten is a disaster of incomparable proportion. Indeed, the books of the Great Hall are the direct creation of Thyp'ptyklpt, and they are priceless. The Scribes, however, have not taken any action.

>Choose one strong mutation, or two minor mutations. Example of mutations (from post >>1525150): burrowing claws, wings, poisonous stingers, snapping claws

>>5241352
QM Wuxian
A group of perfidious goblins reside in the western aisles. They are known to be extremely hateful and destructive, and they have exterminated all the other races that used to live in the library, which resulted in the loss of all previously known civilization. Generally, they are feared and avoided by everyone.

>>5241352
Shared Civ
There is also a settlement of human beings in the center of the hall. They have made a circle of shelves around their territory as protection against the more hostile races. They have managed to survive for several generations, feeding from books mostly, but many members of their tribe have gone missing recently.

>Choose an extra starting perk

>>5239328
>>5240369
>>5241341
>>5241463
Post your actions, and feel free to post any fluff about your civ (history, ethics, etc.).

>>5239326
MINI-EVENT

The Scribe Masa-ha-rota has in his possession a few seeds from the far realm known as Monkie's Jungle. Those seeds are extremely rare. He will exchange them for the soul of a living creature. However, if several people are interested, he will auction it and exchange it for the highest bid.

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Rolled 10, 60, 91, 98, 37, 100, 41, 81, 79, 16, 71, 98, 38, 38, 57, 73, 58, 64, 48, 67 = 1225 (20d100)

>>5241487
>>Choose one strong mutation

>Assimilation

The Silverfish are parasites, in the social sense, who sully the Great Library of Thyp’ptyklpt. Though they were initially simple insects, introduced by accident after an extradimensional expedition, the sheer amount of Eldritch knowledge has changed them. From eating the ancient tomes and consuming the runes within, they’ve integrated a great potential for learning within their bodies. The Silverfish assimilate whatever they eat, gaining their properties and using it to strengthen the swarm. Now, the insect collective is intelligent and ravenous. They seek to consume as much of the library as they can, to gain its knowledge and add it to the hive, so that they may become a living record of the universe’s knowledge.

Let me know if this is fine, and I’ll do my actions after.

>>5241509
Ah, crap. I forgot to remove the dice. I meant to confirm that the mutation was fine, BEFORE attempting any of my actual actions. Would it be fine if I redo it, since I haven’t stayed the actions, or should I use this?

>>5241510
The mutation is perfect. You have to reroll when you post your actions.

Rolled 71, 73, 84, 94, 100, 81, 77, 87, 75, 27, 84, 67, 44, 82, 80, 32, 5, 59, 53, 43 = 1318 (20d100)

this is very convoluted in comparison to other things you have done.
I guess i will take control of the shared one again.

>Choose an extra starting perk
Spartan regime; they need less food and water to survive.

Actions:
> 2 actions: Dig down, I dont know where we and its confusing.
> 1 action: Order a buddy system so no more people go missing, rolling to see how well it works.

Rolled 68, 72, 39, 52, 4, 54, 88, 81, 27, 65, 10, 25, 72, 40, 65, 61, 83, 28, 11, 66 = 1011 (20d100)

>>5241513

Thank you. Let’s go:

>The Silverfish breed, to increase their number
>The swarm seeks out more books to glean information from, hoping to find spells and rituals to bolster their strength
>A contingent of bugs dare to seek out one of the scribes, hoping to take it home to their nest of wood and pulp, and consume the steward for knowledge.

Rolled 80, 13, 56, 89, 57, 91, 55, 60, 60, 92, 21, 88, 51, 39, 56, 90, 29, 28, 78, 45 = 1178 (20d100)

>>5241503
>Collect and burn as many sacred tomes in the Eastern Aisles as possible in a huge pile, for warmth and to attract small critters to the fire.
>Appoint a Head Chef to the Gumbo Squad to decide/categorize which books taste best or are valuable and worth keeping, and which books are gross/poisonous/dangerous to be around/too dangerous to throw in the fire. If he gets poisoned, blowed-up or eaten by a plague of arcane spirit bats (a common occurrence, to be expected, actually happened to the last head chef), just appoint a new dang chef!
>Copulate and party like we do every night. Hopefully in our expeditions for food books, we found some drank or other intoxicants to assist in the festivities. We typically enjoy drinking Thyppessy and smoking packs of Great Library Menthols.

The Atlantean African American Coalition are willing to trade up to two (2) _-_AAA_-_ slaves for the rare seeds. They probably taste so good... Make it three (3) slaves! Our leader, Zakka Shoeloo will eat the seeds all to himself if his tribe wins.

(Let me know if you want me to try to make my own stats or if you just wanna slightly alter/keep Human stats for the _-_AAA_-_'s, and any other things you'd have me do. Thought this quest was a shitpost at first, my bad. But I'm sticking with my race now, if you'll allow it.)

youtu.be/s0PCMNels-s
Vidrel: actual footage of Zakka Shoeloo being teleported into the Great Library

>>5241539
>Wux dindu
Kek

Mmmmm... Now that's some mighty fine lookin' Gumbo there...

>>5241539
>But I'm sticking with my race now, if you'll allow it.
Yes, it's fine.

>Let me know if you want me to try to make my own stats
As you prefer, it's up to you.

Rolled 16, 19, 57, 10, 55, 96, 12, 55, 68, 34, 32, 51, 75, 54, 46, 60, 99, 56, 49, 99 = 1043 (20d100)

>>5241487
Thadmancer rises from his great shelf. Munching on brains of a scribe he orders his hoard to bring him as many books as they can. Thad needs a right hand man an intellectual like himself. He plans splicing together scribes he kidnaps from the library. Thad passes his time researching his own body.

>Send the hoard to collect books of knowledge
>Kidnap scribes
>Research body enhancement

>>5241553
I'll make a few swaps on the stats/proficiencies:
>Rank up Magic and Breeding
>Rank down Tech and Diplomacy
>We also want to make it very clear that we start off with large phalluses, probably larger than a Skaven's even, and that you are all haters. And we have interracial, interspecies sex with all of your women, we don't even care if they're fat. Well even slap a scribe's booty. Maybe we'll make an anthem later that includes lyrics about that stuff.

Rolled 13, 25, 14, 73, 47, 8, 72, 94, 69, 46, 30, 99, 51, 7, 6, 13, 7, 37, 4, 60 = 775 (20d100)

Here are the actions for the goblins. Our king is Gobson the Shaman, a devious goblin whose passions are arson and genocide.

>1 action: Train new shamans
>2 actions: Build a rat farm (with normal rats, not skavens)

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>>5241487
> Undead type
Proliferous Legacy: A fragment of the original necromancer's soul, subjected to intensive enchantment and thaumaturgy. The end result is an autonomous spiritual 'lifeform' capable of binding themselves to, and thereby puppeteering, humanoid corpses.
Lacking a definite physical form, these entities can only be definitively destroyed via magical means, but conversely while lacking a physical vessel their ability to interact with the material realm is limited.
Each instance of this thoughtform very gradually grows more spiritually potent and intellectually sophisticated over time, seemingly empowered by the passive accumulation of experience. Upon developing to a particular extent, these entity's may asexually reproduce, budding off a portion of their being in order to create a new instance of themselves - diminishing the spiritual and mental capabilities of the parent in order to spawn a child.

>Action 1: Search the Library for suitable corpses to possess. Claim as many as possible and return to base.
>Action 2: Repeat the prior action, seek out suitable vessels for our Proliferous Legacies to inhabit.
>Action 3: Explore the various aisles and nooks of the library adjacent to our base of operations. Gather any tomes, trinkets, or other objects of interest.

Rolled 66, 44, 43, 84, 15, 64, 11, 47, 92, 14, 84, 86, 40, 48, 46, 66, 68, 72, 6, 2 = 998 (20d100)

>>5242404
Whoops, forgot to throw the bones.
Let me fix that.

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>>5239326
TURN 2

Due to not posting in Turn 1, Ratard's Skaven civilization is retired, and their slot is taken by the African Americans. >>5240369 You can still play the shared civilization (humans).

Everyone's population will increase 10% per turn (as in https://archived.moe/qst/thread/5095453) unless you lack food. The races with an above average Breeding stat will increase at a higher multiple. Each turn will take one year until we reach Turn 10.

>>5241522
Q: What is underground?
Rolls: 94, 100 [4th and 5th rolls for fluff information]
A: Dispute of Information
A group of Scribe rebels

Q: Can the humans develop a buddy system?
Odds: Near Sure Thing
Roll: 84 [3rd roll for 3rd action]
A: Yes

>>5241535
Q: Can the Silverfish boost their numbers?
Breeding: High
DC: Average
Roll: 68 [1st roll]
A: Yes [+10%]

Q: Can the swarm collect useful books?
Odds: 50/50
Roll: 72 [2nd roll]
A: No

Q: Do the Scribes retaliate?
Odds: 50/50 [they seemed somewhat indifferent so far]
Roll: 52 [4th roll for fluff question]
A: No

Q: What rank do we give to the Assimilation feat? Average?
Odds: Very Unlikely [the ability is OP]
Roll: 4 [5th roll for rules question]
A: Yes

Q: Can the bugs absorb the Scribe's properties?
Assimiliation: Average
DC: Exceptional [divine creatures]
Roll: 39 [3rd roll for the actual action]
A: No

>>5241539
Q: Can the fire attract small critters?
Odds: 50/50
Roll: 80
A: No

Q: Are some of the books poisonous?
Odds: 50/50
Roll: 89 [4th roll for fluff question]
A: No

Q: Can the books be turned into booze?
A: No [this requires advanced progress in chemistry]

Q: Can the AAA boost their numbers?
Breeding: Above Average
DC: Average + 1 RS (lack of booze) = Above Average
Roll: 56 (3rd roll)
A: No

>>5242779
>>5241555
Q: Can the hoard collect books of knowledge?
Odds: 50/50 [same odds as for the bugs]
Roll: 16
A: Yes
Q: Can the hoard kidnap many Scribes?
Odds: 50/50
Roll: 19
A: Yes

>>5241591
Q: Can the goblins train new shamans?
Magic: Average
DC: Average
Roll: 13
A: Yes

Q: Can the goblins build a rat farm?
Technology: Below Average
DC: Average
Roll: 14
A: Yes

>>5242406
Q: Can the undead find suitable corpses?
Odds: 50/50
Rolls: 66, 44
A: No, Yes

Random event: double digits rolled under the Chaos Level of 5
Roll: 84 [4th roll]
A: NPC Negative

Q: Which NPCs? [1 = Scribes; 2 = Goblins; 3 = Skavens]
Roll: (15 mod 3) + 1 = 1

Q: What are the casualties?
A: 64 [6th roll]
All the suitable corpses collect above are destroyed

Q: Can the undead find anything of interest?
Odds: 50/50
Roll: 43
A: Yes

Q: What?
Rolls: 11, 47 [7th, 8th rolls]
A: Persecute of Attention
No attention => invisibility => amulets of invisibility

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>>5242779

>>5241522
The humans dig down with their nails and fingers, and find another floor of the library, marked by strange and curious markings on the walls. This floor is inhabited by a small group of rebel Scribes, who call themselves the “Apostasy”, and reject all of Thyp'ptyklpt's teachings. They resides in towers made of wood. The top of the highest tower contains a shrine dedicated to the “Apostate”, where one must seek forgiveness before going further. The humans also develop an efficient buddy system, which helps them discover that their missing people had in fact been killed and eaten by goblins and skavens.

>Total human population: 110

>>5241535
The insatiable silverfish consume many of the books of their territory, increasing their numbers at an incredible rate. They ingest many valuable tomes, but find themselves unable to assimilate the new knowledge due to their innate inability for magic. Texts about magic and theology are like mathematics to them; they cannot feel the magic, and it looks like nothing more than abstract theories. They kidnap one of the Scribes, and slow decompose him inside one of their eldritch cocoons, so as to absorb his essence into the hive. Unfortunately, they find that his essence is much too pure for them to contain, because the Scribes are the direct creation of Thyp'ptyklpt himself.

>Total Silverfish population: 154

>>5241539
Mini Event: Zakka Shoeloo wins the auction, and trades 3 slaves for the seeds. Those seeds are incredibly rare and precious, because not many plantforms are known to grow in the Library, and they perhaps represent the only chance to develop agriculture in history. Zakka Shoeloo, however, decides to eat them, which is understandable, considering his tribe comes from Earth and is growing tired of a diet made of only books.

The African Americans gather around a huge fire, hoping to attract critters and potential mates. Unfortunately, nothing comes to them. Their Head Chef, with his knowledge of “pruno” brewing obtained during his formative years of prison, spends months attempting to produce booze from papyrus and mold, but he's unable to obtain anything drinkable. This affects the nightly festivities negatively, which are known to require intoxicants to be successful. The copulation is sad, unenthusiastic, and does not produce as many children as hoped.

>Total AAA population: 117

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>>5242779

>>5241555
The horde mindlessly seeks books of knowledge, following a simple programming coded by their mythical leader, and brings him a tome of sorcery that contains the secrets of destruction magic. Thadmancer spends countless nights studying the enigmatic tomes, and slowly masters the new form of magic. Thus, he learns the spells of Fireball, Toxic Cloud, Disintegrate Ray. The horde also brings him 20 live Scribes, which the Thadmancer traps in a prison of bookshelf, and immobilizes by disintegrating their knee caps. Last, the Thadmancer researches body enhancement magic, but does find any knowledge about the subject.

>Total horde size: 140
>+20 captured Scribes
>+3 spells of destruction

>>5241591
The great shaman Goblinson trains new disciples. The training is difficult and takes many months, and the final step requires to travel to the spirit realm and hunt and torture the sacred animals. Three younglings return from the other world, with the knowledge of how to burn entire forests. The great shaman also oversees the development of a rat farm. The project is successful, and the goblins develop an unique cuisine of rat skewers eaten with half-burned books.

>Goblin population: 140
>+2 shamans
>+rat farm

>>5242406
The Proliferous Legacies inhabit the corpses of a few dead humans, and grow a terrifying army of puppets. They find, in a shelf, a box of 10 amulets of invisibility, which they bring to their great leader.

Random Event (NPC Negative): Months later, they begin attacking Scribes in an attempt to collect more corpses, but strangely, the Scribes fight back against them. Perhaps some of the Scribes are more violent than others. After several skirmishes, the Proliferous Legacies are defeated, and all of the raised bodies are destroyed and burned. The army of puppets is no more.

>Population: 100 Proliferous Legacies
>+10 amulets of invisibility

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Rolled 17, 22, 57, 69, 62, 47, 72, 21, 90, 53, 100, 70, 3, 79, 68, 91, 47, 34, 29, 67 = 1098 (20d100)

>>5241560

Yeah?

>The Silverfish use their evolution perk, to evolve gigantic retractable penises that will be perpetually larger than any of the AAA's.
>The Silverfish continue evolving, developing a dedicated breeder caste to further boost their number. They're not so foolish as to devote ALL their population growth to them, so individual families still exist.
>Finally, they evolve a dedicated warrior caste, to better safeguard the growing hive.

>Communication between players is a free action.

A pair of envoys are sent to the two Undead civilisations. Not the humans just yet. The envoys, in their chittering language, request a simple thing: A corpse, from their kind, so they may consume it and better understand the people they share the Library with.

Rolled 18, 79, 95, 97, 63, 79, 65, 84, 64, 100, 10, 45, 51, 58, 52, 12, 55, 85, 12, 67 = 1191 (20d100)

>Communication:
The _-_AAA_-_'s send a messenger to each other race they can make contact with. It's an invitation to the Semi-Annual Great Hall Olympics next year (next turn), something we obviously just made up on the spot. It's a triathlon event to see who can win a Book-Surfing race, a Book-Eating contest, and a treasure hunt to see which tribe can steal the most fabric from the wandering Scribes without being caught and invoking Thyp'ptyklpt's wrath. Accept the invitation and we can have a friendly competition. Decline the invitation and admit you have small peepees.

>Scrounge for and stockpile party favors for the Triathlon, we will host the Intoxicants/Refreshments Booth.
>...Learn how to Book-Surf.
>Erect a statue with a (slightly exaggerated in size) erect penis, in Zakka Shoeloo's likeness.

Zakka Shoeloo remarks on the fullness of his belly, the true mark of prosperity. He burps in satisfaction and goes to lay his many concubines, visions of his _-_AAA_-_'s sweeping the board and taking gold in every category.

Rolled 83, 92, 25, 45, 61, 86, 7, 51, 15, 26, 28, 66, 61, 19, 98, 14, 91, 74, 15, 64 = 1021 (20d100)

>>5242783
>The humans dig down with their nails and fingers
Are we cavemen? also do I require an action to ask what Thyp'ptyklpt's teachings are they rejecting?
feels like it should be an action but i dont see how i could fail or succeded.
Maybe a Magic roll to gain understanding?
next turn.

Humans
>Action 1; Build stone tools with the floor tiles and wood from shelves since apparently we have nothing (Tech?)
>Action 2; Build a "Edible" moss farm, I dont want to keep eating books (tech)
>Action 3; The towers of the scribes have inspired the human tribe to trying to make some for themselves. We will not live in mud huts anymore. (tech)

>>5242841
Is it not to early to make a competition?
I have yet to brew moss moonshine for the mandatory drinking competition.
I would wait until each tribe can provide 1 test.

>>5243068
Oh, what's that? You tribe has small peepees and can't compete? Hmm. That's okay, our tribe understands. You can watch from the bookshelf-bleachers while distinguished races of intrigue and potent virility duke it out.

I mean, if there's no competition at all, then I guess my tribe will just win our own games that we hosted by ourselves, and do a victory lap around all the sourpuss small peepee tribes living in the Great Halls; demonstrating our athletic, mental and social prowess.

You can throw your own sports game or celebration or get together or challenge of your own another year, don't tack on small peepee activities onto the triathlon. It's already chocked full of balanced yet intense events that Zakka Shoeloo thinks would be a fair enough competition for all races present.

The messenger has spoken.

May your moss moonshine operation be fruitful and plentiful. Zakka Shoeloo is eager to try some.

>>5243132

The Silverfish hereby accept the invitation to the games!

>>5243068
>Are we cavemen?
In terms of culture, you can choose. However, in terms of technology, yes. I rolled a random event in Turn 1 that determined that everyone starts without tools or items.

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>>5242785
> Action 1: Donning an amulet of invisibility the necromancer, continues his exploration of the segments of the Library under his faction's tentative control. Veiled by obscuring magic, the dark sorcerer once more plunders the various texts and mystical artifacts of the library - a veritable treasure trove of knowledge and marvels lay at his fingertips. While emboldened in his search, the necromancer still retains enough caution to give the scribes a wide berth during his expedition.
> Action 2: The necromancer began dismantling the various furnishing of an alcove - well-appointed as a lounge or reading room of some sort - within his territory; reducing decorative rugs and luxurious tapestries down into composite fibers, shattering venerable bookcases and quaint sitting chair for their ancient wood. While it is a tedious task, the versatility offered by these base resources imbue them with a unique sort of value that should not be overlooked.
> Action 3: Once more utilizing an amulets of invisibility, the necromancer secrets himself to a site of one the skirmishes between his Legacies and the Scribes, seeking the broken and rent remnants of his servant's discarded vessels. Working silently, the necrotic sorcerer gathers as many corpse fragments as feasible before swiftly retreating to the safety of his territory. Although these disassociated shards of necrotic matter are unfit for use by his Legacies, they may yet be made useful.

(This setting is pretty cool. Has potential for a great deal of creativity.)

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Rolled 69, 10, 2, 29, 73, 75, 18, 50, 2, 85, 20, 73, 71, 96, 19, 98, 79, 65, 17, 74 = 1025 (20d100)

>>5243856
> Forgot roll again
> *Angry skeleton noises*

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Rolled 48, 5, 27, 61, 94, 58, 79, 60, 63, 50, 51, 76, 82, 44, 48, 58, 72, 91, 24, 41 = 1132 (20d100)

Here are the actions for the goblins.

>Action 1, 2: Train new shamans
>Action 3: Attack a random civilization, as determined by 4th roll, by sending a newly trained shaman to burn their leader or camp

Rolled 28, 14, 52, 45, 11, 15, 93, 30, 40, 7, 51, 56, 89, 30, 40, 49, 32, 40, 78, 26 = 826 (20d100)

>>5242785
Thad ponders his splices together the brains of the blessed scribes. Fortunate enough to become Thad's top guy. Thad forms there skulls into on big bowl within the bowl sits the massive brain pulsing from the attached hearts. Thad personally explores with his hoard looking within the library.

>Spend 2 actions on creating my Big Brained minon.
>Explore the library.

>>5242841
I accept your invite.

>>5244121

>>5242798
What about the request by the bugs?

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TURN 3

>>5242798
Q: Can the Silverfish evolve their penises?
Evolution: Average (let's give the same rank to all feats; the same as Assimilation)
DC: Minuscule (cosmetic feature)
Roll: 17
A: Critical Yes [=> bonus]

Q: Can the Silverfish beat the AAA?
Odds: Very Unlikely (this is the AAA's special feat, as compared to Evolution which is a much more versatile feat) + 2 RS (critical bonus above) = Somewhat Likely
Roll: 69
A: No

Q: Can the Silverfish develop a breeder caste?
Evolution: Average
DC: Average (that is a very standard evolution for a species)
Roll: 22
A: Yes

Random event: double digits rolled under the Chaos Level of 5
Roll: 62
A: PC Negative

Q: Decribe the negative event
Rolls: 47, 72
A: Travel of Adversities
Skavens raid their territory

Q: Can the Silverfish develop a warrior caste?
Evolution: Average
DC: Average
Roll: 57
A: No

>>5242841
Q: Can the AAA find party favors?
Odds: Very Likely
Roll: 18
A: Yes

Q: Can the AAA learn to book-surf?
Odds: 50/50
Roll: 79
A: No

Q: Can the AAA erect a statue?
Technology: Average
DC: Minuscule
Roll: 95
A: Yes

Q: How do the AAA, Silverfish, Goblins, Skavens perform at the Olympics?
Rolls: 97, 63, 79, 65
Results: 1st Silverfish, 2nd Skavens, 3rd Goblins

>>5243068
Q: Can the humans build stone tools?
Technology: Above Average
DC: Weak
Roll: 83
A: Yes

>>5239326 (Turn 3 link; see post above also)

>>5244154

Q: Can the humans develop a moss farm?
Technology: Above Average
DC: Average
Roll: 92
A: No

Q: Can the humans build towers?
Technology: Above Average
DC: Low
Roll: 25
A: Yes

>>5243857
Q: Can the necro find anything in his exploration?
Odds: 50/50 + 1 RS (bonus for high INT) = Somewhat Likely
Roll: 69
A: No

Q: Can the necro harvest good resources?
Technology: Average
DC: Weak (primitive tech -- I rate it the same as stone tools)
Roll: 10
A: Critical Yes
Critical: gain a fiber and wood workshop

Q: Can the necro harvest corpse remnants?
Magic: Average
DC: Superhuman (it's specified the bodies were burned)
Roll: 2
A: Yes

>>5243888
Q: Can the goblins train new shamans?
Magic: Average
DC: Average (same as in Turn 2)
Roll: 48, 5
A: Critical Yes
Critical: double number

Q: Who are the goblins attacking?
1: Thadmancer; 2: Fake Wux; 3: Silverfish; 4: PTE; 5: humans
Roll: 61 mod 5 + 1 = 2 (Fake Wux)

Q: Can the goblins lead a successful attack?
(See >>5241487 for army ranks)
Army rank: Minuscule (1 person) + 3 RS (surprise/sneak bonus) = Below Average
DC: Below Average (AAA's army rank)
Roll: 27
A: Yes

Q: How many AAA are burned?
Roll: 94 / 10 = 9.4

>>5244121
Q: Can Thad create the Big Brained minion
Magic: Average
DC: Above Average
Rolls: 28, 14
A: Yes

Q: What does Thad find in his exploration?
Odds: Somewhat Likely (see above)
Roll: 52
A: Yes [see text generator]

>>5244154

>>5242798
Following the provocations of the AAA, the Silverfish develop gigantic retractable penises. While impressive to human standards, they are measured to be, on average, equal to the AAA. Moreover, the insects discover that this evolutionary trait provides no advantage, and in fact makes reproduction with smaller than average sized vaginas more difficult. This downside is mitigated by the development of a special breeder caste that possesses matching reproductive organs. The development of the warrior caste, however, fails, perhaps because of genetic limitations or the lack of military experience.

>80% of the Silverfish are turned into breeders, with a 5% breeding bonus
>Total population: 43 Silverfish [normal]; 178 Silverfish [breeder]

>>5242841
The Great AAA Coalition hosts the first International Olympic Games. The ceremony is wonderful, with splendid decorations and party favors of all colors, dominated by a three meter phallic statue of Zakka Shoeloo, which took several months to craft. The Games begin with a Book-Surfing race, where the athletes have to surf down stacked bookshelves to the finish line. This event is won by the Silverfish, using their several arms to gain better balance, to the great deception of the African American athletes, who had trained hard for the race. The second event, the Book-Eating contest, is again won by the Silverfish, who are able to eat the "food" twice faster than the other races. Finally, the third event, the Treasure Hunt, is won by the Skaven, who used their stealth ability to sneak behind the hapless Scribes, who have the fabric of their clothes robbed from them. Overall, the International Olympic Games are won by the Silverfish; the Skaven come in second place; and the Goblins come third.

The zombie horde arrives one month late to the Olympics Games.

>Total population: 131 AAA

>>5243888
At the end of the Olympic Games, after the goblins have departed, one of their shamans remains behind, and assassinates the great Zakka Shoeloo, and 8 other members of his retinue.

>Total population: 161 goblins, 6 shamans

>>5244154

>>5243068
The humans develop primitive tools from wood and marble, such as knives, hammers, hooks, and so on. This is a great event, for they are entering history as the first civilization to reach the Stone Age. Next, using their tools, they build four high towers at the corners of their village, which provide visibility over the entire Great Hall. The development of a moss farm fails, because moss is rather rare in the Great Hall, and there's not enough to cultivate.

Knowledge (Local): The Underground Scribes reject all of Thyp'ptyklpt's teachings, in particular, the theological aspects regarding reincarnation, angels and demons, the Aruntia Book, the Unknowable Mother, and the virtues of alchemy. The Aruntia Book is the holy scriptures of the other scribes, and describes Thyp'ptyklpt as an omniscient, omnipresent, omnipotent, infinite, and eternal spirit personality, the nature of which is that of a Father, whose divine match is the Unknowable Mother.

>Total population: 121 humans
>Develops Stone Age civilization and tools
>+4 wooden towers

>>5243856
The Great Necromancer walks the alleyways of the north-west sector like a shadow, never sleeping or resting. He opens every book that looks interesting, searches every nook and cranny of the shelves, but frustratingly finds nothing of value, other than uninteresting stories and superstitions about the universe. He gives up, and returns to the battlefield where the corpse puppets and the Scribes had once fought. With his necromancy, he finds himself able to raise 20 ash golems that can serve as bodies for the Legacies. Then, he develops a composite fiber and wood workshop, a sort of mini-factory where the golems produce materials that can be used for construction.

>+20 ash golems
>+composite fiber and wood workshop

>>5244121
The twisted art of the Thadmancer allows him to form an abomination from the brains of the twenty Scribes he had captures. The new creature names itself the Mira Mortis. It is sentient, intelligent, and hostile, and is filled with a high degree of necrotic magic, rivaling the greatest wizards in power. The Mira Mortis is nearly immortal, but can be destroyed if all the attached hearts are destroyed. The Thadmancer then explores the halls, and finds a strange stone slab, encrusted with obsidian. Runes that represent the sun, the moon and stars are drawn on it with lacquer. He discovers that the slab is imbued with the power of divination.

>Population: 168 zombies
>+ Mira Mortis
>+ divination slab

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Rolled 50, 17, 37, 48, 22, 35, 32, 41, 93, 56, 5, 23, 32, 63, 1, 62, 49, 24, 57, 85 = 832 (20d100)

>>5244158
Participating in the games has given the Silverfish a great deal of respect for the AAA (Their new penis brothers). Upon hearing of the Goblin populace betraying their hosts and assassinating their leader, who many of the Athletes very much liked, the insects are outraged. They keep it quiet for now, continuing to develop their society over the next year.

>Delve through the books and attempt to understand the technology within, now that they've realised that they hold no affinity for magic.
>Expand and fortify the hive further
>Explore the Library and search for areas of interest

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>>5244175

As the free communication action, the Silverfish send a party of emissaries to the AAA. Among them is Chkk Zvkkvy, the corpulent bug who won the Book-Eating contest for the honor of his people. He's still wearing one of the party favours after all this time.

>"Khkhkh... The vile Goblins have violated the laws of hospitality. Should you seek to retaliate in the future, we pledge our aid. We are occupied with affairs at the moment, but next year, we will commit to vengeance should you wish. Khkhkh."

Rolled 50, 58, 49, 65, 1, 91, 29, 67, 71, 13, 20, 28, 97, 49, 9, 81, 5, 45, 47, 91 = 966 (20d100)

The cowardly goblin civilization migrates away from the Great Hall, taking their rat herd with them. They promise that they will come back one day, to get revenge against the insects...

>Action 1, 2, 3: migrate away

Rolled 19, 42, 69, 52, 85, 17, 62, 16, 39, 23, 2, 53, 37, 97, 30, 12, 1, 84, 78, 40 = 858 (20d100)

>>5243132
You are Shi
now i get your deal.

>>5244160
>Knowledge (Local)
neat stuff, maybe i will pay atention to it later.

Humans
>Action 1; Try to build a farm out of the giant vine like things that hang from the ceiling, not sure what they are tho. (tech?)
>Action 2; Organize a hunt to kill and capture the giant spiders seen around, we have stone axes and jabalins, should be possible. (melee or ranged)
>Action 3; Search for tomes of magic centered around transmutation (magic)

Rolled 100, 37, 84, 55, 42, 90, 90, 50, 34, 14, 74, 36, 75, 15, 18, 8, 21, 30, 49, 61 = 983 (20d100)

>>5244175
We didn't win a single medal...

After being disgraced and wing-clipped at their own Olympic games, the _-_AAA_-_'s bitterly retreat with the body of their deceased leader, Zakka Shoeloo.

Communication: Impressed, disturbed, scared and queazy, the _-_AAA_-_'s have a messenger drop off the body of Zakka Shoeloo to the mighty conquerors of the Olympics, the Silverfish. Their penile girth and circumference, paired with their ravenous stomachs and athletic proficiency, has earned not only our respect, but our fear... Let them be rewarded with all the knowledge of our tribe's previous leader. We will hold for now before mounting any military retaliation against the Goblins...

I, Wux'Dindu, of the Barely Literate Aisles, will step up to man the helm for my nation. There are many rules I've been meaning to enact for a long, long, time; should I ever become the next ruler. But first, we've got business to attend to.


>2 actions: sell illness-inducing, mind-wrecking, addictive drugs to two of the other races to weaken them, use the leftover party favors from the Olympics and whatever else we can find.
first dice focuses on the wildly populous and devious Goblins who assassinated our leader, the second dice focuses on the humans who just discovered new tech and were too fancy to eat books with the rest of us races. Kind of suspicious, if you ask me, gangsta. First doses are free. More? That's gonna cost ya, playa... Anything you have to trade will do...
>1 action: Go around starting fires indiscriminately all over the Library... Except for near the Silverfish compound...

Fuckin' crit fail on those green dickheads... Fuuuuuuck. Of course.

Bring it on, shrimp-dicks!!

>>5244324
/facepalm, didn't see this.
I guess that explains the nat100 crit fail, there weren't even any Goblins to sell drugs to in the first place. (?)

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Rolled 53, 58, 47, 18, 25, 96, 11, 2, 78, 41, 2, 64, 73, 87, 88, 51, 11, 64, 70, 91 = 1030 (20d100)

>>5244160
> Action 1, 2, & 3: Plying the reclaimed wood and twine towards a greater purpose, the necromancer attempts to construct a series of lesser talismans of negative energy. While under no illusions that his unremarkable crafting components will retain the enchantments particularly well, the weak fields of necrotic energy extruded by even crudest counterfeits of these trinkets will still provide a slight edge for his servants in combat - the ruinous energies invigorating their dead flesh, and withering any living being foolish enough to draw too close.

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>>5239326
TURN 4

Tomorrow, I'll update an hour or two later than planified, because I'll be a bit busy in the evening.

Due to not posting in the previous turn, Thadmancer's civ can be claimed by anyone.

>>5244175
Q: Can the Silverfish learn some tech?
Technology: Above Average
DC: Average
Roll: 50
A: Yes

Q: Describe the tech
Rolls: 48, 22
A: Block of Energy
A wall [block] against fire [energy]

Q: Do the Silverfish explore to the south?
Odds: 50/50
Roll: 35
A: Yes

Q: What do they find?
A: [use text generator]

>>5244421
Q: Are there vines/tentacles?
Odds: 50/50
Roll: 52
A: No

Q: Can the humans find tomes about transmutation?
Odds: 50/50 (current searching odds) - 2 RS (specific request) = Very Unlikely
Roll: 69
A: No

>>5244529
Q: Can the AA produce mind-wrecking drugs?
Technology: Average
DC: Average (it was quite unclear what the party favors were made of)
Roll: 100, 37
A: Yes

Q: Do the humans get addicted to drugs?
Odds: 50/50 + 2 RS ("Easy To Manipulate" racial penalty) = Likely
Roll: 55
A: Yes

What percentage?
Roll: 42%

>>5245321
Q: Can the undead build new talismans?
Magic: Average
DC: Average
Rolls: 53, 58, 47
A: Yes [1 successive roll]

Q: How many talismans?
Roll: 18 / 5 = 3.6 (4)

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>>5245513

Following the International Olympic Games, a spirit of strong comradeship develops between the Silverfish and the Atlantean African American Coalition. The goblins are the first target of this military alliance, and sensing imminent danger, are forced to exile themselves to the northern depths of the library. The humans, too, are in a hot spot, for the African Americans have officially declared them as being too "fancy".

Rumor: >>5244421 It is said that [Redacted], the leader of the Atlantean African American Coalition, is an avatar of the god Shi.

Knowledge (theology): >>5212663 Above the dreadful Thyp'ptyklpt, the idiotic Monkie, and the other gods, is Shi, the overlord; the god of the gods. Not much is known about Shi, for he is far above the mortals, and does not require their worship. What is known is that Shi is the creator of a the multiverse, which is, according to sacred scriptures, a "sea of bubbles constantly forming and falling in on itself."

>>5244175
From the careful study of engineering manuals, the Silverfish develop a new technology: a form of chitinous coating produced by their larvae, which protects wood against fire. They fortify their hive with a wall of fire-resistant bookshelves. The explore the southern corridor, and arrive to a smaller hall, divided into two sections. The western section contains another library, with large stained glass windows that shine a warm light upon the books. The books here appear to be blank, and contain only a few sheet of paper. The eastern section contains a museum, where rare books, quills, and inks are exhibited, protected behind reinforced glass. The Silverfish annex this hall to their territory.
>Population: 60 Silverfish [normal], 258 Silverfish [breeder]

>>5244421
>>5244529
There is no giant vine or giant spider. The picture >>5244184, which perhaps represents the eldritch tendrils of Thyp'ptyklpt, was posted by another player and is not canon.

The humans search for vine and giant spiders, but they find nothing. Their search for knowledge of transmutation is, likewise, unfructuous. They begin consuming drugs that is given to them for free by an African American dealer. The drugs are very addictive, and this becomes a national crisis. The humans request their leader to do anything in their power to obtain more; anything, at any price.
>Population: 133 humans, including 56 who are addicted to drugs

>>5245321
The Great Necromancer PTE spends months to craft talismans of negative energy, which he gives to his most worthy golems. The talismans contain the essence of Thyp'ptyklpt and of outer space.
>+4 negative energy talismans

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>>5245513
>>5244529

MAJOR EVENT

The African Americans set fire all over the hall, including their own neighborhood, but avoiding the Silverfish compound. The shelves fall onto one another, and the fire spreads into an uncontrollable manner. The smoke makes the air nearly unbreathable for all, except the undead, who do not need to breathe. The Great Hall is about to be destroyed, and if not stopped, the fire might spread to the entire library.

Knowledge (local): The only source of water in the Library are the white marble water fountains, which are rather sparse. The god Thyp'ptyklp has designed them only to provide water to a few Scribes and visitors.

I'll hold off on my action for now, to wait for the AAAs first. If they choose to do anything regarding the goblins, I've pledged to commit an action to helping. Otherwise, I'll do my moves as per usual.

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>>5245516
> Action 1: A squad of three ash golems, each equipped with an invisibility amulet, are organized. They are directed to covertly spread and exacerbate the inferno to the peripheries of the insect faction's territory.
> Action 2: Simultaneously, a separate infiltration team of three golems, similarly warded with invisibility magic, are instructed to plant and encourage the growth of fires along the border of the skaven and insect territories.
> Action 3: Finally, a group of four ash golems, equipped with amulets of invisibility, will take advantage of the mounting chaos and quietly seek out unguarded water fountains in the southern reaches of the library then sabotage them.

Rolled 12, 42, 51, 39, 52, 40, 38, 63, 15, 27, 78, 47, 36, 57, 20, 31, 47, 27, 52, 76 = 850 (20d100)

>>5245539
(The fire rises comrades!)

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>>5245515
>Can’t make up that there are giant spiders in this abominable library
>Wux'dindu can pull meth out of his ass
Fuck you Wux

>>5245521
Coward, I will fix it myself then.

Human Actions:
>Action 1: Equip all the drug addicts with stone axes and boomerangs, tell them the African Americans have tons more drugs, Let them suicide charge the fuckers. (melee)

>Actions 2; Pack thing up and move the remaining tribe towards the direction in the image. When we get there we are making a firebreak by tearing down bookshelves (Tech)
Brown line is the firebreak

>Action 3; Sacrifice the rebel Scribes to Thyp'ptyklpt's, mainly to get his attention so we can tell him about then African Americans arson of his library. If we find any scribes while we move, convice them to help. (Magic or diplomacy)
Yes , I'm basicaly calling the mods.
Fuck off

Rolled 88, 17, 41, 92, 96, 58, 3, 78, 80, 98, 10, 72, 71, 89, 94, 48, 82, 38, 33, 37 = 1225 (20d100)

>>5245549

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>>5245549
>Can’t make up that there are giant spiders in this abominable library
>Wux'dindu can pull meth out of his ass
I actually rolled for it with the same DC

>>5245585
That’s the problem you fucking tard,
1º you didnt roll the spiders, you rolled only the vines
2º He throws a party and gains a chance to get a meth lab?
Where did that stuff come from and why has it the same chance of appearing as me trying to introduce a new resource that all the players can exploit?

I’m playing just with the resources this place has and you let this blatant fuckery happen?
So if I roll diplomacy can I ask a Scribe to pull iron out of his ass?
Is this how you want to play?

>>5245593
Are you the same guy who's been getting mad at small things in multiple other quests?

Can people still join?

>>5245597
You can pick up one of the shared civs, I think? But no new ones.

>>5245596
no, I am a person who has played other quest by Wux and knows he can do better.

>>5245585
not sure were you went, but i'm going to say it just in case.
I dont want a correction, i want you to not slip that big again.

>>5245597
You can come abord the human shit.
not yet sank.
you can change up to two of my actions here>>5245549

>>5245616
Lmao, or what? Pull your head out of your ass and stop spazzing out so hard over a mistake in a quest.

>>5245597
>Can people still join?
Yes. You can play as the shared civilization (humans) or claim the civilization of an inactive player.

Oh shit its Wux. Fuck it, I’m outta here

>>5245549
>meth out of his ass
To be fair, we had a whole year (and some leftover knowledge and supplies from last year) to stockpile and refine those drugs. On the other hand, how long does it take for a giant spider to grow? You don't even have medium-size spider farms. It's only natural to be jealous of superior tech, or think of it as magic, so I don't blame you. Ahem. Now.
Communication: Wanna buy a dime bag?

>>5245521
Communication: the _-_AAA_-_'s request to move in with Silverfish since we kinda started burning our own home down. Also let's hold off on war plans, but let's start stockpiling our military power. I'll spend an action to do joint
military training exercises if you accept. We can do it on the border of those filthy Skaven fucks to scare them, heh heh.

>>5245593
I'll try to be more realistic and procedural in my actions. Pinky promise.

>>5245597
Join you fucking pussy

Rolled 34, 30, 76, 83, 95, 19, 31, 80, 64, 98, 76, 69, 93, 4, 60, 77, 4, 18, 80, 2 = 1093 (20d100)

My tribe's actions:

No matter what:
>Try to steal an arcane artifact directly from a Scribe or guarded, sacred area of Thyp'ptyklpt's. Didn't need to be the coolest gadget, Just some low hanging fruit, anything we can get our hands on that's not too obvious a risk... (I no longer need to reference another post to spell Thyp'ptyklpt correctly. Is that good?)

If the Silverfish accept Wux'Dindu's offer to move in, our actions are thus:
>Move our camp to the Silverfish's, and learn their culture. Share our culture with them.
>Perform joint military training exercises with the Silverfish, on the border we share with the Skavens. We will be prepared for war! More specifically, we'll prepare to fight side-by-side with new, unexpected comrades! Mixed squad tactics!!

If Silverfish give us the cold shoulder (or if we can't do joint military exercises), that's alright, we'll:
>Keep lighting fires literally all over the Great Hall (if we do live with the Silverfish, avoid their camp)
>Prepare to sucker in more of baka's Spartan Humans with more deteriorating drugs, but this time, it's a trick, the substances are laced, and we have heavy books and wooden planks from the shelves, and large wooden splinter stakes which we are prepared to use defensively if they catch onto our tricks amidst any potential confrontations. (Least priority)

Rolled 78, 29, 57, 66, 71, 22, 40, 88, 79, 16, 10, 66, 78, 53, 36, 62, 30, 83, 73, 21 = 1058 (20d100)

>>5245981

The Silverfish are rather upset by the fact that the AAA have been burning down the library. But they chalk it down to differences in culture, that makes somebody start burning things and stealing televisions when their kind is killed. Their people are welcome to share their corner of the library.

Action time:

Chkk Zvkkvy beholds the body of his old friend. They've gotten something good out of negotiations, it seems. While they would normally leap on it and tear it apart voraciously, Chkk and his house spend several moments in silence. It's not a habit the chittering insects have, but this isn't a simple body either.

He takes the first bite, so that Zakka Shoeloo may live within his bloodline forevermore.

>Use the body of Zakka Shoeloo to birth a new generation, with the ingrained knowledge of humankind. Cultural exchange, baby!

>>5245513

>Head further south with an exploration force, to see what this mystery exhibit is. Maybe they'll be useful! The lack of text entices me...

The Silverfish would love to partake in joint exercises, and exchange knowledge on how each nation's warriors fight. Unfortunately, they also have to fight the fires by their borders, now that it seems to be mysteriously jumping close to the hive. They request aid, and grab whoever is willing to come along.

>Arm up Silverfish and AAA bros with toothpaste-tube infants, and work on extending the fire-resistant area of the hive.

>>5246009
>>5246408
The _-_AAA_-_'s reluctantly stop shaking their bookshelf-spears and abandon plans for military training to assist with putting out the fires they started... We scratch our heads and wonder, how did the fire spread way over here so fast? Coulda swore we tried to avoid this territory. Is someone else spreading the fires? Can't see anyone else, but based if true... Oh well.

If it's not too late, I change
>Joint military training exercises
to
>Aid Silverfish in fighting fires and reinforcing their hive

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>>5239326

TURN 5

Additional Rule
I forgot to post Rule #1: No complaining about quest progression, including QM rolls and decisions.

However, Kek has decided to give baka a free pass for the entire thread, so he will not be banned no matter what.

>>5245540
Q: Can the fire beat the insects' defenses?
Odds: 50/50
Roll: 12
A: Yes
Q: Can the second fire cut off the insects retreat?
Odds: 50/50
Roll: 42
A: Yes
Q: What percentage of the insect population is destroyed?
Roll: 39%
Q: Can the skaven save their population?
Odds: Very Unlikely (they didn't have defenses)
Roll: 52
A: No
Q: Can Thadmancer's undead survive?
Odds: 50/50
Roll: 40
A: Yes
Q: Can the ash golem sabotage all water fountains?
Odds: 50/50
Roll: 51
A: No
Q: What percentage?
Roll: 38%
>>5245551
Q: Do we ban baka from the thread?
Odds: 50/50 (Kek's Odds)
Roll: 92
A: Critical No
Critical: baka gains a free pass
Q: Can the drug addicts defeat the AAA?
Army Rank: Low (56 units) + 3 RS (weapon difference) = Above Average
DC: Below Average (131 units)
Roll: 88
A: No
Q: What percentage of the AAA army is wiped out?
Roll: 96%
Q: Can the humans make a firebreak?
Technology: Above Average
DC: Average
Roll: 17
A: Yes
Q: Can the ritual summon Thyp'ptyklpt?
Magic: Below Average
DC: Incredible (cf. “Multiplayer Cthulhian Files” quest, post #4300270)
Roll: 41
A: No
Q: Does the ritual attract the Outer Dark?
Odds: 50/50 (cf. post #4300270)
Roll: 58
A: No
>>5246009
Q: Can the AAA steal anything of interest?
Odds: 50/50
Roll: 34
A: Yes
Q: Describe
Rolls: 83, 95
A: Assist of Nature
The Staff of Gaia
>>5246408
Q: Can the Silverfish assimilate Zakka?
Assimilation: Average (see Turn 2)
DC: Average
Roll: 78
A: No
Q: Describe the mystery exhibit more
A: [Use text generator]
Q: Can the Silverfish extend the fire-resistant area?
Odds: Near Sure Thing (most difficult was to make the infants)
Roll: 57
A: Yes

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>>5246975

Announcement: The skaven civilization has been wiped out.

Rumor: >>5245597 There are rumors of an eight civilization existing in the northern reaches of the Library.

>>5245539
The ash golems, stealthy and invisible, spread the great fire further. The flames consume everything and even get past the Firefish' wall of fire-resistant bookshelves. Some of the insects retreat to the south, inside of the museum area, but many of them are unable to escape, because another squad of golems cut off their retreat with another fire. The skaven all burn alive, and the smell of burned rat will forever impregnate the walls of the library. Thadmancer and his Horde flee to the northern sectors. The fire is now unstoppable, and burns all the books and all the shelves of the Great Hall, as well as all the Scribes. All the knowledge of the inner workings of the universe is gone forever. The fire spreads further north and east, toward the former territory of the African American Coalition. After a week, when it has nothing to consume anymore, the fire goes out. All that remains is ash and dust, covering the marble floor of the library with a depth of 3 feet.

>The undead lose their wood and fiber workshops

>>5245551
Equipped with stone axes and boomerangs, the crazed Spartan junkies attack the African Americans. The rioters are unarmed and defenseless, and it reminds them of home, when the cops would assault them with rubber bullets and tear gas grenades. They fight bravely against their assailants, summoning the spirit of his Holiness George Floyd in their heart. It’s an all-out brawl, and they manage to defeat the humans. Hundreds of dead bodies lie on the floor, but they have no time to mourn, as the Great Fire threatens to engull the survivors.

To the west, the remaining humans set a firebreak, to block the progression of the fire. This works effectively, because they only have a narrow corridor to protect. Thus, they make their new home in the former nest of the goblins. Downstairs, a death squad of humans exterminates all of the rebel Scribes, and perform unearthly rituals to attract the attention of Thyp'ptyklpt, but fail to summon the great god.

>Population: 84 humans
>The humans lose their wooden towers

>>5246009
I'll never be able to spell Thyp'ptyklpt by memory...

The African Americans move in with the Silverfish, and steal the most valuable artifact from the museum: the Staff of Gaia. (Everything else in the museum is non-magical.) The strength of elemental earth is transmitted through the Staff. It may be used to heal, cleanse, purify, strengthen, and empower. They had planed to perform joint military training exercises, but because the fire has destroyed everything, and most of the water fountains have been sabotaged, they spend the rest of the year just trying to survive.

>Population: 6 AAA
>+Staff of Gaia

>>5246980

>>5246408
The body of Zakka Shoeloo is consumed by one of the Silverfish, who hopes to assimilate all of the knowledge of Earth and humankind. Unfortunately, the knowledge is much to alien to them, and the visions of the bright sun and the blue sky is an untolerable vision of horror to them. The creature dies of a brain hemorrhage.

Description of the museum: The museum's exhibits are stored in glass cabinets, some of which contain valuable parchments and tablets from the past. There are also cases of ancient stone tools and other paraphernalia. Adjacent to the museum is a small botanical garden, with a few exotic plants from Monkie's jungle, such as giant man-eating plants, carnivorous vine and sleep-inducing flower. (The Staff of Gaia was the main attraction of the botanical garden.)

>Population: 227 Silverfish [breeder], 50 Silverfish [normal]

>>5246689
>If it's not too late, I change
I forgot to say. You can't change your actions after they have been posted. >>5241484

>>5246985
Sounds good

Rolled 80, 70, 96, 69, 21, 77, 83, 49, 19, 74, 78, 54, 40, 15, 92, 16, 48, 27, 10, 60 = 1078 (20d100)

Wux'Dindu barely survives the fire and brimstone that wiped out nearly his whole race. The 5 other remaining species members elect that Wux'Dindu must have been sent from the heavens to lead them out of this dark period that was totally unprovoked and no one could have possibly seen coming. Fucking baseheads, right?

The species must now rely on the Staff of Gaia if they are to come out of this biological bottleneck.

Communication: Ask for permission from the Silverfish to remain in their territory, this time outright ask for their protection.
In exchange, we'll enchant their lands with the Staff of Gaia and allow them to conduct some types of experiments with it, as long as they Communicate it first.
Hereby known as the Afro-Gaian-Silverfish Lend-Lease Program.
If they send us packing, we'll respect their girth and fuck off back to our original home.

First, let's
>Have someone use the Staff of Gaia on Wux'Dindu to empower him with the virile strength of Earth's Blessings

Then establish two work areas:

First one goes smack dab in the middle of the Great Hall.
>Unleash the mighty power of The Staff of Gaia on a strategic point in the Great Hall. Let her rip and see what we can summon... Hopefully it's more dessert oasis or jungle than library, because we don't much like to read.

Second work area is in a dark, lonely corner of Thyp'ptyklpt's Library, maybe like in the old Skaven/_-_AAA_-_ territory
>Take advantage of the rebirth and new abundance we have provided the Great Hall through our marvelous and completely just fire. Research ash technology in all forms, primarily stealth applications, so we can hide from and pick off detachments of vulnerable Goblins, White Devils and/or Undead.

>>5247106
>Ask for permission from the Silverfish to remain in their territory, this time outright ask for their protection.

Jesus Christ. There’s only six of you guys left? Of course you can stay with us, no fucking way we’re just going to cast you out like that. Will make my actions later today, just needed to confirm this first.

Rolled 63 (1d100)

>>5246980

>Send a squad to investigate the remains of the Great Hall. Our allies claim that the fire was nowhere near us. We must get to the bottom of this.

>Search for AAA survivors and any stray members of the spartan human civ, within the burned shelves. Humankind, in general. We’re looking for people who could help the AAA increase their numbers. Basically we’re finding white women for our homies.

>Harvest from and assimilate the massive amount of bodies now available. There’s plenty of memory and genetic threads that we must try to preserve.

Rolled 5, 53, 3, 13, 63, 74, 73, 27, 74, 25, 64, 96, 13, 60, 31, 32, 91, 12, 23, 68 = 900 (20d100)

>>5247178
Whoops.

>>5247180
>>5247178
My fisha

>>5246980
>Does the ritual attract the Outer Dark?
oh no
thats going to get all of us killed eventualy.

>>5247178
>Search for AAA survivors and any stray members of the spartan human civ
if you find any junkies you can keep them, i dont want them back.

Human Actions:
>2 actions: Build a wall in the corridor after the firebreak. Scribes can pass through a gate and all others need to identify themselfs first. (tech)
>1 action: Explore the west side of the library, lets see what is here

Rolled 45, 50, 90, 51, 43, 84, 5, 48, 70, 23, 70, 15, 19, 98, 90, 76, 71, 26, 83, 11 = 1068 (20d100)

>>5247774

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Rolled 13, 3, 8, 16, 72, 34, 33, 9, 36, 87, 100, 3, 20, 97, 90, 85, 1, 70, 59, 56 = 892 (20d100)

Rolling for tonight's mini-event

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Rolled 99, 42, 26, 87, 71, 18, 93, 11, 23, 91, 98, 9, 34, 30, 9, 30, 3, 7, 96, 66 = 943 (20d100)

>>5246980
> Action 1, 2, & 3: In the wake of the conflagration's devastation numerous lives were cut short in agonizing fashion, the souls of those unfortunates now pollute the library in gross abundance. Seizing upon this rare opportunity, the necromancer performs an elaborate and dubiously-ethical ritual through which this rich spiritual miasma may be collected, condensed, and crystalized into a potent source of magical energy - Soulstones. While the less enlightened might question the moral implications of using mortal consciousnesses as batteries, most quickly change their tune after witnessing the ruinous potential of a soul-empowered firebolt (especially if it happens to be directed at them).

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>>5239326
TURN 6

>>5247106
Q: Can [Redacted] receive the strength of Earth?
Odds: 50/50
Roll: 80
A: No

Q: Can the Staff summon anything?
Odds: 50/50
Roll: 70
A: No

Q: Can [Redacted] research ash tech?
Technology: Average
DC: Average
Roll: 96
A: Critical No
Critical: such research is forever impossible

>>5247180
Q: Can the Silverfish investigate the Great Hall?
Odds: 50/50
Roll: 5
A: Critical Yes
Critical: extra information w/ [text generator]

Q: Can the Silverfish find survivors?
Odds: No Way [to my knowledge, nothing survived]
Roll: 53
A: No

Q: Can the Silverfish assimilate anything?
Assimilate: Average
DC: Average
Roll: 3
A: Critical Yes
Critical: discover plague magic

Q: How many plague mages do they get?
Roll: 13 / 5 = 2

>>5247776
Q: Can the humans build a wall?
Technology: Above Average
DC: Low (easy for Stone Age masons)
Rolls: 45, 50
A: Yes
Q: Describe the west side of the library
Rolls: 51, 43
A: Overindulge of Competition
Colonized by many goblin nests + use [text generator]

>>5247862
Q: Can PTE build Soulstones?
Magic: Average
DC: Above Average (minor talismans had a craft DC of Average)
Rolls: 99, 42, 26
A: Yes

Q: How many Soulstones?
Roll: 87 / 5 = 17

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>>5247949

Knowledge(local): >>5246975 The Scribes of Thyp, also called the “Book Gnomes”, are the people who are responsibility for gathering the knowledge of the Library. While humanoid in appearance, they are also quite different from regular humans. Their powers are quite impressive, and include the ability to add or remove knowledge from the mind of living creatures. They are also quite adept at sneaking around, and can, with the help of powerful illusions, disguise as most other humanoid creatures.

>>5247106
The supreme leader of the African American Coalation, [Redacted], spends an entire year researching the power of the Staff of Gaia. While he finds himself able to cure disease and perform minor miracles, he is quite unable to channel the power of the staff into more major creations, or even into increasing his own virility. [Redacted] also attempts to develop stealth technology from ash, namely, he rubs ash on his skin, hoping that it provides camouflage. He soon discovers that this doesn't do anything, for he is already dark of skin in his natural state. The other African Americans spend the entire year napping.

>Population: 7 African Americans

>>5247180
The Silverfish send a squad to investigate the remains of the Great Hall. They calculate that there were several points of origin for the fire. By analyzing traces of DNA and excrement, they determine that the first fire was originally set at random by the Africans, and then spread around their hive maliciously by creatures made of ash. They also find a pit in the center of the Great Hall, that leads to another floor which has also burned from the fire (formerly, the home of the Rebel Scribes). Under this floor, they find the Deepwater Dungeon, which itself contains two levels, and provides the water for the water fountains of the area.
They also search for survivors, but there are none. Everyone who was trapped in the Great Hall perished. From analyzing the remains of the Skaven nest, they discover burned organic matter contaminated with various disease. They assimilate the substance into their body, and develop the ability to spread plagues, as if they were a Skaven plague mage.

>+2 plague mages
>Population: 329 Silverfish [breeder], 70 Silverfish [normal]

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>>5247950

>>5247776
The humans, now expert in stone mansonry, build a large wall after the firebreak. The wall is 18 feet high and made from huge blocks of rock. The blocks weigh hundreds of pounds and are so large that they would require the help of several men to lift them. The wall is 2 feet thick and has been constructed so that it has a slight curve in it. They also explore the west side of the Library, and find a maze of tunnels, that are infested with multiples goblin nests. It seems that since their exile, the goblins have multiplied their numbers to the thousands. (See map).

>+stone wall
>Population: 92 human [normal]

>>5247862
After performing a blasphemous ritual, involving the dark lords of the Outer Dark, and promises of many sacrifices in the future, the necromancer PathwayToEnlightenment collects the spiritual energy of the dead, and produces seventeen Soulstones. Soulstones are solid in appearance and shaped like a blood-red gemstone. They contain the spiritual energy of the dead, and in fact, the essence of Thyp'ptyklpt himself, from which the Scribes were made of.

>+17 Soulstones
>Population: 20 ash golems, 80 unbodied Proliferous Legacy

>>5247949

RANDOM EVENT

Q: What is the event about?
Rolls: 8, 16
A: Oppose of Love
A hostile action by the god Shi

A powerful voice resonates insides of the Great Hall.

“I am the Great God of Heaven. My name has been spoken in vain >>5245515”.

The greater God, Shi, materializes in a puff of smoke. He's wearing a black trenchcoat weaved by immortal driders, that reflects the darkness of outer space and absorbs matter and energy like a black hole.

He summons one of his 20 sons, the Sumaru, a ten foot tall, six-armed demon, who is made of scorching brass. His eyes are red. He has claws of iron and a tongue like a razor. In one hand, he is holding a large axe, and in another, a spear.

“The Sumaru will destroy everything on its path, and punish all of you, foolish mortals! You are weak, and you were born to die a pathetic death!”

Shi disappears.

Rolled 82, 49, 58, 21, 28, 38, 87, 87, 44, 62, 61, 88, 33, 69, 8, 70, 60, 41, 43, 40 = 1069 (20d100)

>>5247949
>If you ask me, the game of Thrones isn't really
Lmao

>spread around their hive maliciously by creatures made of ash.
Those things are to blame, then. We'll find these monsters and deal with them in due time. But for now...

>Search for the keys that lead further into the library
>Train more Plague Mages
>Develop fortifications and guards around the watery pit, so that we may monopolize it and deny passage

And as for communication:

>Break the news to the AAAs that we searched far and wide, but couldn't find any survivors in the Great Hall. Not a single soul survived, and we weren't able to salvage a portion of their civilisation.

>Request that they help out in the key search so we can claim the pit, accompanied by bugs. As the Africans are few and far between, they're free to borrow contingents of our soldiers, as any crisis or bad expedition would bring their kind dangerously close to extinction.

>>5247968
Oh shit, only refreshed after posting. Where's the Sumaru?

Rolled 3 (1d5)

>>5247974
The Sumaru is in the Great Hall, at the entrance of the eastern tunnels, former AAA territory. I will move him in random directions and he will destroy everything on his path.

>>5247106
maybe the staff of Gaia can turn the shelves back into trees?


>>5247950
>Action 1; Build another wall to block the goblins, this wall will also have a gate. (tech)

>Action 2; Build a trap for Sumaru, if enough weight stands on a specific piece of floor, it will colapse and he will fall into the level below. (tech)
We will build it after the gate, as a backup plan.

>Action 3; Begin killing Goblins and taking their corpess back to camp, we need resourcess.
We will take advantage of their tunnels to force them into melee (melee)
Make markings into the stone so they dont get lost.

Rolled 97, 55, 96, 25, 48, 65, 3, 46, 51, 38, 9, 90, 98, 60, 66, 5, 20, 79, 50, 13 = 1014 (20d100)

>>5248034

6 CE. Scribe Cantaber reports on the most POPULOUS civilizations in the world.

1: The Ordinary Silverfish
2: The Puny Undead
3: The Pathetic Undead
4: The Worthless Humans
5: The Wretched African Americans
6: The Forgotten Skavens

Rolled 82, 44, 54, 97, 87, 47, 47, 23, 82, 92, 22, 17, 12, 46, 14, 33, 32, 38, 22, 33 = 924 (20d100)

That text generator is a lolcow.

Now unredact me you fascist! I bet you're plotting with Thyp'ptyklpt and Shi on how to further manipulate and humiliate my tribe as I speak.

Communication straight from Wux'Dindu to the entire Silverfish horde: Thank you, my fishas. Let's continue working together to bolster each other, and exploit our enemies, as well as this dreaded and accursed library... I'm still having nightmares of letters, words, sentences, even whole paragraphs. At least the books are mostly gone... They can't hurt me anymore... But the images linger... It makes me shudder and cringe everytime... Impulse to peacefully burn things down again is growing... If we find any more books, promise me you'll keep and read them to yourselves, if at all, far away from my tribe. I've tried REALLY hard to foster a healthy culture of illiteracy and rejecting divergent thinking and any types of curiosity, and my tribe grows unruly and restless at the mere sight of any literature now.

Actions:
>Assist the venerable Silverfish in their hunt for the hidden keys.
>Research the Staff of Gaia with our equally-endowed Silverfish allies. Specifically, try to exploit nature's ability to birth twins, triplets, quadruplets and so forth. _-_AAA_-_'s desperately need to get our numbers back up. Since the Silverfish are already prolific breeders, we hope they can shine a light on any blind spots we _-_AAA_-_'s might have while researching for a breakthrough. The Silverfish horde is of course welcome to this magic if we are successful. Don't attempt hybridization... Yet... Some of those bugs in the breeder caste are qt3.14's though... I swear they're starting to emulate large breasts, juicy lips and narrow waists like those of our females... Yowza!
>Send a small contingency of a single _-_AAA_-_ and a few Silverfish saboteurs/spies to monkey-wrench the plans and prosperity of our natural nemesis: our Human brothers. Hopefully we don't trip over our bix nood magnum dongs while we sneak around. See to it that Sumaru finds his way to the Human's camp... If it's a suicide mission for the team, so be it. We wuz kangz until you pale devils came along. Plus, you look just like the other lifeless pale devils that creep in the Great Hall... We'll see to it you join them in an early afterlife! Cof bin dub ho muhfuggas!! Come pry this Staff from my cold, dead, black hands! Muh DICK, BITCH!!!!!!!!!!

>>5248259
>Send a small contingency of a single _-_AAA_-_ and a few Silverfish saboteurs/spies to monkey-wrench the plans and prosperity of our natural nemesis
>We'll see to it you join them in an early afterlife! Cof bin dub ho muhfuggas!! Come pry this Staff from my cold, dead, black hands! Muh DICK, BITCH!!!!!!!!!!
are you... like screaming this when the guards at the gate ask you to identify yourself?
its the requisite for crossing...

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>>5248279
Whatever, crackhead.

You've obviously just never seen a REAL MAN exclaim things to no one but the empty sky. That's how a REAL LEADER speaks when he communes with Thyp'ptyklpt's one true saint and shepherd, Georgicus Floydicus. (Probably)

I hope Sumaru rekts your dumb little firebreak and fries you all up in his boiling brass belly.

>Requisite for crossing! What's the secret password?! I'm a homosexual dork!
Pfft. No one wants to visit your stank compound full of broke bois (who give each other hand and rim jobs), anyways. Your society is gay and antiquated, even though it is technically the most technologically advanced... Building stuff is for queers hahaha we have bigger dicks than you... Y-you m-m-mad!!!!

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>>5248297
Come on, don’t be sad.
You can probably pimp the goblins with the meth, but I don’t recommend it.
Too many teeth for blowjobs.
Get yourself tidy up and go home.
Remember, stay in school and don’t do drugs.

>>5248331
Th-thanks...

Some of those Goblins do got PHAT azzez...

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Rolled 76, 28, 31, 60, 76, 78, 25, 83, 68, 18, 65, 54, 38, 76, 43, 33, 31, 16, 66, 14 = 979 (20d100)

>>5247953
> Action 1 & 2: Continuing their trend of exploiting the invisibility amulets, five magically obscured ash golems stealthy run a sweep of the central chamber's southern reaches. The constructs are instructed to hunt down the charred husks of dead mortals hidden amidst the crumbling architecture of the library's burnt-out sections and then promptly return them to base to be repurposed as crafting reagents.
> Action 3: The necromancer takes 11 Soulstones and a bunch of the collected corpse ash, and prepares to fashion a magical artifact capable of amplifying the potency of magical effects by magnitudes - A Stave of Potence. Firstly, the corpse ash must be processed into a immaculately fine, highly resonant glass, the process for which necessitates a laborious sequence of forging and reforging to ensure any impurities are eliminated. Secondly, the Soulstones must be treated and refined into crystalline lenses, which then must be arranged in an impeccably precise configuration. Finally, the glass must be carefully reworked around the Soulstone array into the shape of a stave. The creation of such a sophisticated magical instrument will surely be challenging, but the necromancer is nothing is not patient and is willing to devote as much time as is necessary to see this project through.

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>>5239326
TURN 7

The thread has reached 100 replies; a rare achievement for a Civ thread. To celebrate this wonderful event, here's the thread theme song. Warning: for advanced weebs only.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WA1f9Lr_7JM

>>5247971
Q: Can the Silverfish explore the dungeon?
Odds: 50/50 + 2 RS (help from [Redacted]) = Likely
Roll: 82
A: No

Q: Can they get past the first level?
Odds: 50/50
Roll: 21
A: Yes

Q: Can the Silverfish train more Plague Mages?
Assimilate: Average
DC: Average [see Turn 2; training of shamans]
Roll: 49
A: Yes

Q: How many?
Roll: 28 / 5 = 5

Q: Can the Silverfish develop fortifications?
Technology: Above Average
DC: Average
Roll: 58
A: Yes

>>5248038
Q: Can the Spartans build another wall?
Technology: Above Average
DC: Low [see previous turn]
Roll: 97
A: Critical No
Critical: not enough materials

Q: Can they build a trap for Sumaru?
Technology: Above Average
DC: Average
Roll: 55
A: Yes

Q: Can the Spartans capture some goblins?
Army Size: Below Average + 3 RS (see Turn 5) = High
DC: Average (goblin army size)
Roll: 96
A: Critical No
Critical: humans get captured

Q: How many?
Roll: 25 / 5 = 5%

>>5248259
Q: Can the AAA develop a breeder caste?
Magic: Average
DC: Average
Roll: 44
A: Yes
80% of the AAA are turned into breeders, with a 5% breeding bonus

Q: Can the AAA infiltrate the Spartan camp?
Odds: No Way (defenses >>5248279) + 2 RS ("Easy To Manipulate" racial penalty) = Unlikely
Roll: 54
A: No

>>5248976
Q: Can the ash golem harvest crafting reagents?
Technology: Average
DC: Average
Rolls: 76, 28
A: Yes

Q: Can they construct the Stave of Potence?
Magic: Average
DC: Above Average
Roll: 31
A: Yes

Q: Do we give it a +1 RS bonus?
Odds: 50/50
Roll: 60
A: No => +2 RS

Rolled 99, 4, 76, 54, 33, 58, 24, 98, 70, 7, 54, 9, 4, 33, 34, 85, 90, 24, 13, 6 = 875 (20d100)

>>5249120

A loud sound is heard in the Library, as the Sumaru falls to the floor below. He roars with rage and calls for the name of his holy Father, Shi, the God of Creation. Rolling for the Sumaru's actions, which I will post later.

>>5247971
There are no keys. The text generator is not canon. I use the software to generate fluff text, but I only take the elements from it that are not too crazy.

The Silverfish explore the Deepwater Dungeon. The walls are made of coral, and the floor is covered with sand. It's a beautiful place, with streams of water, and ponds with multicolored fish. There are plenty of large crabs, sea urchins, crocodiles, and floating jellyfish, which they defeat with ease. The second floor is more dangerous; it's a gigantic maze, filled with vicious trap, pits, and protected by fierce crabmen armed with harpoons. The insect explorers all die. They protect the dungeon and the water springs from enemy civilizations with walls of fire-resistant bookshelves.
The Silverfish train new Plague Mages. The hybrids have genetic material of the Skavens growing on them at random spots, such as Skaven teeth and whiskers growing and multiplying on their arms. The stronger hybrids even develop several Skaven tails; the stronger one is in the art of the plague, the more tails they have. Through their genetic knowledge, they discover the worship of Corona-chan, the beautiful goddess who promises redemption through destruction.
The Prime Minister of the Silverfish reports that the Silverfish needs to find a new source of food, or further population growth will be hampered.

>Exploration of the Deepwater Dungeon [1/2]
>+5 Plague Mages
>Population: 467 Silverfish [breeder], 91 Silverfish [normal], 7 Plague Mages

>>5248038
The Spartans have run out of stone and marble and cannot build new structures anymore. They spend their engineering efforts to build a trap for the Sumaru. The trap is well-designed and effective, and the demon falls on the level below, where the Deepwater Dungeon is located.
The Spartans engage in war with the goblins. At first, they were hoping to harvest a few goblin bodies for the resources, but the goblins are proven to be wickedly ingenious. The entrance of the goblin territory is marked by two heathen totems of rat skulls and red fabric. They live like wild animals inside tunnels and pipes of rusted metal. Their fire shamans have developed a high intelligence, and they have build pit traps in which the human raiders fall. All the humans who have been sent to the goblin territory never return. It is assumed they are raped, enslaved, tortured, and eaten. You can watch the anime Goblin Slayer as documentary on goblin culture and treatment of prisoners of war if you wish.

>Population: 95 humans

>>5249124

>>5248259
Vashanique Peterson of the Atlantean African American Coalition requests [Redacted] to use the Staff of Gaia. She sacrifices a Silverfish breeder to the Goddess of Earth. The staff radiates with a gentle blue light, and her vagina slowly grows in size and depth. Just like the breeder caste of the Silverfish, the breeder caste of the African Americans are now in possession of matching reproductive organs.
Vashanique then travels to the Spartan territory.
“Knock, knock, mothafucka.”
“Who's there? Identify thyself!”
“Erm... Yo! Waddap, mothafucka! It be I, da racis', inbred, patsy white, bitch ass cracka. If you don' open, I'm gon' crack your skull open, mothafucka!”
The easy to manipulate humans almost let her in, however a clever captain notices that she hasn't given the proper password. The archers shoot her with a flurry of arrows, and the heroine of fertility falls to the floor, dead. The other African Americans spend the entire year napping.

>80% of the African Americans are turned into breeders, with a 5% breeding bonus
>Population: 6 African American [breeder], 1 African American [normal]

>>5248976
The ash golems have been working invisible for years, now. The profilers and forensic scientists of the Silverfish have discovered their theorical existence, but no one has ever seen them. The golems harvest the ashes of zombies, insects, and humans who have died and bring it to their leader, the dreadful necromancer PathwayToEnlightenment. By using his terrible magic and making pacts with demons, he turns the ashes into an immaculately fine, highly resonant glass and then, combined with a refined Soulstone array, crafts the Stave of Potence.
The Stave of Potence is a weapon of the highest quality. It is a glass staff, energized with the tortured souls of the dead, that enables the bearer to focus their mental strength to the point of producing waves of concentrated magical energy that can be used to store and unleash powerful magic. When it is used, the hateful, maddening voice of the dead can be heard in the head of those who are around the magician.

>+Stave of Potence [gain a +2 RS bonus to Magic when wielded]

MINI-EVENT
Isaias Silverbeak, of the Brooklynite Jewish Confederacy (BJC), opens a bank inside of the Great Hall. He will buy every 10 slaves for 100,000 USD. Moreover, he will buy any magical item for their fair value in USD. This is an unique opportunity to gain a valuable currency, which can also be eaten as a snack; one dollar billar provides approximately 3 kcal.

>>5249120
How have you been Wux? Haven't talked to you in awhile. This is a intresting quest idea, I might join if you still have room.

>>5249132
Greetings Shi. You're welcome to join. You can take over Thadmancer's civilization, or start over with your own civilization.

>>5249134
What Civ is Thadmancer's?

>>5249143
He's the undead civ.

Stats
>1 Necromancer (Thadmancer)
>1 Mira Mortis (>>5244160)
>168 Zombies

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Rolled 10, 63, 71, 3, 34, 69, 28, 76, 31, 6, 65, 17, 32, 71, 4, 4, 24, 78, 3, 46 = 735 (20d100)

>>5249124
>They live like wild animals inside tunnels and pipes of rusted metal.
>pipes of rusted metal.
oh shit, that’s better than goblin guts and leather.

>2 Actions; Begin a mining operation on the metal pipes, safety first so watch out for goblins and avoid tunnels that are very frequented by them.

>1 Action ; Build a quarry in the wall to short this material shortage.

>>5247971
Silverfish, question
Can you produce silk? if so, what do you want in trade for it?
I was planning on using goblin intestine as ropes but maybe goblins are worth more now alive.

Rolled 55, 9, 71, 15, 80, 55, 6, 5, 69, 70, 61, 68, 10, 51, 5, 44, 16, 90, 75, 41 = 896 (20d100)

>>5249170
>Can you produce silk?

We cannot! But we can definitely guide our evolution towards it. If you find anything that produces it, send it our way, and we'll be able to assimilate it. Should be easy, silk production is a very natural thing for a creature to accomplish.

As for our actions:

>Start fishing operations within the Deepwater Dungeon, to serve as our new food source.
>Hunt down the ash creatures who started the fire in the first place, include one plague mage in the squad that does it
>Assimilate the sea creatures we've eaten, to gain their traits and create a breed who can fare better in the water.

>>5249183
>If you find anything that produces it, send it our way
fair deal

>>5249191
In a future turn, we'll attempt to do it, but materials would definitely increase our success rate. No pressure though, we're going to try regardless.

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Rolled 71, 60, 70, 84, 74, 84, 79, 69, 56, 60, 25, 64, 69, 44, 77, 30, 1, 3, 98, 67 = 1185 (20d100)

>>5249127
Communication: ...How about just One (1) whole Slave (non-breeder) for the half-discounted price to you of only $5,000USD? Ain't nothin' wrong with him, and as a free added bonus, I trained the reading out of him. He sho' do good work fo' ya, massa. Click-clack *tongue-smack*. If you only want half, I'll sell you your choice of cut: top half, bottom half, left side or right side. That'll only cost you the amazing discounted price of $3,000USD. We keep the other half, you understand. Well, what'll it be?
*Snorts*
*Pre-hocks loogie*
*Spits in hand*
Shake on it, playa?

First action:
>Tag along with and stick close to the Silverfish while they look for Silverfishing Holes in the Deep water Dungeon. Look for alternative food sources than fishing, and harvest anything that we think we can grow or breed back home. If one of those crabnigga warriors sneaks up on us, we'll just eat him - seasoned with ash and sand, with a side of wood chips.

And for my last actions...

Communication to Silverfish: It looks like we got the same parts now... What do you say your breeders and my breeders get together and do what they do best?

Upon approval:
>2 actions, attempt to create a hybridized race with those sexy, bodacious, beddable bugs.

Upon disapproval or no response:
>Advance our tribe's Stealth capabilities.
>While expedition-ing with the Silverfish in the Deepwater Dungeon, also look for other valuable resources of any type to take back home.

Sumaru be damned, we ain't scurred, cuh.

check these Crit successes in the first three roll slots.

Captcha: DM0AR. Uhhh Dungeon Master, do you have an oar I should be afraid of? I feel like you've already been spanking my whole tribe with one... You even summoned Shi just like I predicted here >>5248259 ...

I'm on to you, O Great Unredacted One...

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Rolled 39, 9, 63, 85, 90, 60, 39, 81, 75, 100, 44, 45, 30, 76, 32, 97, 65, 78, 94, 50 = 1252 (20d100)

>>5249127
> Action 1: The obscuring enchantment which lend the invisibility amulet's their effect is of great interest to the Necromancer. Illusion magic is often snubbed by his contemporaries, dismissed as a mere parlor trick, but they are fools. Over the past century, these amulets have proved their worth beyond any doubt, and it is for this reason that the Necromancer has decided to immerse himself in intense study of both the amulet's invisibility enchantments and the field of illusion magic in general.
> Action 2: Once again, three magically-cloaked ash golems are deployed to scour the smoldering wreckage of the library for more corpse ash. While this cursed soot is a fine and malleable material, seething with ingrained anguish and animosity as it is, the Necromancer suspects might be wise to begin stockpile a more robust collection of resources. Tasks for a later date.
> Action 3: Using the collected ashes and the remaining soulstones, the Necromancer commences the construction of his greatest servant yet. Fusing the soulstones together into a condensed mass through the invocation of baleful occult forces and dread rituals, the Necromancer created a kernel of singular, wildly violent power - a soulstone core. Throwing up arcane wards to contain erupting nebula of searing malevolence, the necromancer works meticulously to weave a grand spiraling web of enchantments, inseparably binding each individual grain of ash collected by his golems to the soulstone core. As the wards are removed, the core abruptly gravitates into the mass of ash, the maelstrom of infernal heat radiating from its surface reducing the pile of corpse ash into sloughing, burbling mass of molten glass which then coalesces around the core, flowing and shifting with unnerving intent. A suitable vessel for a Legacy if there ever was one.

>openly plots against me with my enemies, going so far as to summon more out of the aether, as I predicted he would
>steals and mocks my name
>curses all of my dice rolls
Once my tribe comes back from this spell of bad luck, I'm coming for you, and ending this conspiracy, you bastard god...

My Captcha is even more upset than I: GH8H8

>>5249347
Isaias Silverbeak rubs his hand. "Mammon! I'll take the whole slave. How about you also sell me one of your mutant breeders? I will offer you $50,000 USD for such fine specimen."

>>5249347
>You even summoned Shi just like I predicted here
If you make too many accurate predictions, be careful to not be kidnapped by the CIA.

>>5249382
Just don't be in the Tallahassee DMV around 8:16AM on October 24th, 2028, that's all I'm saying. ...Not that you'd really wanna be there at that time on any other day, but especially not on October 24th, 2028. I'm just saying, that's all. Jus' sayin'...

-

*Wux'Dindu barely holds back his gleeful laughter in regards to Silverbeak's offer, and shoves a healthy, fertile pair of _-_AAA_-_'s towards the usually frugal usurer and vigorously spit-shakes his well-rubbed hand* "DEAL! No takesies backsies."

Wux'Dindu beats a hasty, hypocritical retreat back to his... 4... remaining loyal subjects.

It's so silent, you could hear a weave drop or a solverfi Then Wux'Dindu proudly exclaims: "...I GOT DA BAG, HOES!! IM REEE-ICH BEEE-ITCH!!!"

The crowd of remnant darkskins are silent at first...

Then "Hard" Mike Washington, Trishaquandalicia Jones, Guap'tisha Rashad and Doumbek Ray Frederickson all erupt in cheers! "YEAAAAHHHHH, NIKKUHHH!! WE EATIN' GOOD TONIGHT, SENPAI!"

>>5249430
>you could hear a weave drop or a solverfi
Kek. What I meant to write:

hear a weave drop or a Silverfish popping a squat.*

>>5249347
The Silverfish are willing to let them try this. After all, any resultant offspring would be part of the Silverfish genome. It would simply be introducing new genetic material to their kind.

>>5250520
https://youtu.be/Gru4IfbKlfU
*Scribes of Thyp'ptyklpt start playing music using strange tomes, and one bursts out singing in a romantic, bassy baritone.*
*Wux'Dindu snaps his fingers, taps his feet, and flares a suggestive tongue roll at Silverfish passer-bys. "How you doin', mama? You lookin' dy-no-mite tonight, baybeh!!! Yeah!!"*
*Lights dim, and there is a trail of ash and wood chips leading to the Breeding Chamber*
*"Hard" Mike Washington holds the hands of two Silverfish vixens and struts into bed with them*
(TO BE CONTINUED)

>>5249147
Ok I'll play as Thadmancer. Can I take actions?

>>5250555
You can take your actions. You start from the northern sector of the Great Hall. >>5247953
Everything has been turned to ash.

Rolled 55, 65, 53, 11, 67, 53, 2, 8, 76, 65, 57, 7, 63, 63, 17, 52, 38, 17, 37, 3 = 809 (20d100)

>>5247953
The empty corpse of Thadmancer once again fills with purpose. The dead live once again.

Thadmancer knew that death was not the end. He gathered the piles of ash around the great hall and used his dark magic to solidify them into stone tools for his undead army.

Commanding his horde of undead Thadmancer moved them to the northern tunnel in order to find out what may await there.

The increasing violence of the surrounding civilizations proved troublesome. In order to protect his army during the great journey he used his divination slab in order to search the endless rows of books for an artifact of great power. The fabled Necronomicon that only legends speak of.

>Explore the northern tunnel above the great hall.
>Use the divination slab to try and find the Necronomicon
>Arm the zombies with stone weaponry

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>>5250552
makes me wonder if the result will be district 9 bugs, monster girls or a genetic abomination worse than any redneck incest baby.
what are you hopping for Wuxdindu?

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>>5250586
Sheeiitt, nigga, I didn't really think too much about it. I just really wanted to boost my population. Redneck incest abominations are probably most likely, they may not survive at all, if our genes are even compatible.

Maybe like 4 arms, 2 afros and we lay clutches of eggs now? Or like Antz/Bug's Life. That's peak, ideal anthro-insect design.

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>>5239326
TURN 8

>>5249124
Q: Is the Sumaru stuck on the lower floor?
Odds: Very Likely
Roll: 99
A: Critical No
Critical: it can fly
Q: Where does the Sumaru move?
Rolls: 4, 76
A: Fight of The mundane
Mundane race => the human race
>>5249170
Q: Can the Spartans mine the metal?
Technology: Above Average
DC: Average [risk of goblins raiding miners]
Rolls: 10, 63
A: Critical Yes
Critical: huge quantity
Q: Can the Spartas build a quarry?
Technology: Above Average
DC: Weak
Roll: 71
A: Yes
>>5249183
Q: Can the Silverfish start a fishing operation?
Odds: A Sure Thing
Roll: 55
A: Yes
Random event: double digits rolled under the Chaos Level of 5
Roll: 15
A: NPC Action
Q: Which NPCs? 1) Goblin; 2) Scribes; 3) Rebel Scribes; 4) Sumaru
Roll: 80 mod 4 + 1 = 1
Q: What do the goblins do?
Rolls: 55, 6
A: Disrupt of Reality
Disrupt the current reality of fishing operations
Q: Can the Silverfish hunt down the ash golems?
Odds: 50/50 [investigation odds in Turn 6]
Roll: 9
A: Critical Yes
Critical: give full intel
Q: Can the Silverfish assimilate the sea creatures?
Assimilate: Average
DC: Below Average [lower DC than before; easier to assimilate a live organism]
Roll: 71
A: No
>>5249347
Q: What can the AAA harvest?
Roll: 84, 74
A: Care of Liberty
Something related to their Liberty; Martin Luther King Jr
He loved fried chicken, stewed greens, sweet potatoes, and for dessert, pecan pie, cf thespruceeats.com
Q: Can they create a hybridized race?
Magic: Average
DC: Average [mutation DC in Turn 7]
Rolls: 60, 70
A: No
>>5249354
Q: Can PTE study the amulets?
Magic: Average + 2 RS (Stave of Potency) = High
DC: High [snubbed school of magic]
Roll: 39
A: Yes
Q: Can PTE collect a lot of useful ashes?
Odds: Very Likely [their proved their ability in Turn 7]
Roll: 9
A: Critical Yes
Critical: harvest all of the useful ashes
Q: Can PTE build a Stonesoul Core?
Magic: Average + 2 RS (Stave of Potency) = High
DC: Above Average [taking SoP DC]
Roll: 63
A: Yes
>>5250576
Q: What's to the north?
Rolls: 11, 67
A: Persecute of Ambush
A goblin ambush
Q: Does the Necronomicon exist here?
Odds: Unlikely [books outside the Great Hall appear blank, cf. Turn 4]
Roll: 65
A: No
Q: Can the zombies build stone weaponry?
Technology: Average
DC: Weak [see Turn 3]
Roll: 53
A: Yes

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>>5250773

After resting for several months, the Sumaru flies into the air and through the hole in which he had fallen. He begins banging on the stone wall of the humans. With each bang, the ground shakes, and the humans scream in fear. The wall begins to crack. Will it hold through the onslaught of the demon?

>>5249170
With only their stone tools, the Spartans patiently break down the steel pipes that are abandoned, and bring back the metal to their village. The pipes are high enough for a human to walk inside of them, and consequently, the metal they collect is in the form of 6 feet high, curved steel sheets. [They bring back 250 of those.]
Another group of Spartans begins work on the quarry. When they attempt to dig down, they find that there are tunnels under them. Hence, they work by breaking down walls in the territory south-west of their camp. They find stone and marble which are cut in the shapes of large blocks that are usable for primitive construction.
>+ quarry
>+ steel pipe mine
>Population: 104 humans


>>5249183
The farming of fish in the Deepwater Dungeon is a very easy operation. It appears that all the creatures of the Dungeon respawn one week after they have been killed. The insects only have to secure a path between each pond and harvest all of the fish. This new source of food is much more satiating than books, and sufficient to grow a population to the thousands. The assimilation of sea creatures proves impossible, however. It seems that the Silverfish are reluctant to absorb the genetic traits of their food, out of fear of being turned into food themselves by their kindred.
A Squad of Silverfish, led by a Plague Mage, searches the entire region for the creatures of ash who are responsible for the fire. They find a campment in the north-west of the Great Hall inhabited by a powerful necromancer and twenty ash golems. They remember those as the undead who had always ignored their envoys.
>+ fish farm
>Population: 691 Silverfish [Breeder], 137 Silverfish [Normal]

>>5249347
The African Americans scavenge for food in the sectors of the dungeon secured by the Silverfish military force. They combine fried crabs, stewed algae, and the urchin called “sea potato” to create a dish known as Martin Luther King Jr's Crab, which is seasoned with ash. They bring back the ingredients to their home base in the botanical garden, and grow them inside the water fountains.

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>>5250777

Their new High Priestess, Guap'tisha Rashad, works with the insectoids to develop a new hybrid race. She is delightfully ravished by the breeder and, using the magic of Gaia, gives birth to monstrous offsprings who have the traits of both the African Americans and the Silverfish. The hybrids have a body that is African American in general shape, covered with simian fur, insect wings, and amorphous ganglia, and possessing the head and limbs of an insect. Their brain is only partially functioning; they cannot reason, and are extremely aggressive. They communicate by hissing and clicking. When translated by the Silverfish, their speech expresses permanent terror and agony, as well as the worship of the the Unknowable Mother. The hybrids are short-lived and sterile, having a lifespan of only one week. One turn being one year, they are now dead.
>+ 55,000 USD
>+ 20 dead bodies of Guap'tisha hybrids
>+ Martin Luther King Jr's Crab farm
>Population: 6 African Americans [Breeder]

>>5249354
PathwayToEnlightenment studies the invisibility amulets for months in his laboratory. He's constantly writing down his observations, and comparing them to his knowledge of necromancy. After running several tests, he finds himself able to isolate the magical particles which power the amulets, and to extract them. Research into the field of Illusion without any book to help him proves tremendously difficult, but by consulting the spirit of the dead, he's able to produce an invisibility spell that copies the energy frequency of the particles, and works by draining all mana and lifeforce from the surrounding environment.
The ash golems work digilently to harvest all the ashes of all the creatures that have perished in the fire. The production and refinement of a Soulstone Core, as described, is successful. The Soulstone Core can be used as vessel for a Legacy; further, it can be used to load and unload magic.
>+ draining invisibility spell
>+ Soulstone Core

>>5250576
When exploring the northern tunnels, Thadmancer's zombies find themselves inside of a labyrinth of pipes, which is difficult for them to navigate due to their low intelligence. The pipes are of all size, of copper and of steel. They are inhabited by nests of feral goblins, armed with makeshift weapons, who ambush the zombies from the shadows. The zombies find a ventilation shaft that is clear of any goblin, and leads to a library of 250 meters in diameters. All the books here only have blank pages. Map updated.
The divination slab reveals: The Necronomicon does not exist in this Realm.
The Thadmancer develops rudimentary stone axes, boomerangs, and other weaponry modelled after those of the Spartans. The undead are thus the second civilization to enter the Stone Age.
>+ Stone Age weaponry
>Population: 195 zombies

Rolled 62, 52, 57, 41, 71, 32, 8, 66, 14, 43, 64, 79, 30, 39, 77, 35, 100, 19, 35, 3 = 927 (20d100)

>>5250778
Oop. Those poor babies. Well, AAA, you should probably keep trying. You're still in danger of extinction. Keep working on the Gaia staff end, we'll work on mutating in the future to make it easier. Food isn't an issue for now.

For now... Revenge.

Actions 1 and 2:
>Assault the Undead who lit our home on fire, with the intent on raiding them and stealing anything cool they have, rather than killing.
>Evolve the ability to produce strong tensile silk from spinnerets. This will be a Weaver class. Perhaps the eating of books in the past, and the induction of all that magic glue, will help.


Our AAA bros, we'd appreciate if you lead some of our guard and reinforced our living space. These ash undead are sure to retaliate.

>>5250790
Communication: It looks like you have one Action left, o venerable Silverfishas. Could we implore you to explore the halls to our east and/or west this year? I fear we are missing out on the whole picture of this labyrinthian hell. We have other urgent matters to attend to, and very few men to make it happen. I'm sure you understand.

Action 1
>Reinforce the hive
Action 2+3
>Continue mating and hybridizing with the Silverfish to create a mixed race. Power of Gaia be with us!!

and I've got something special brewing for next year...

>>5250841

Oh, crap. I just made a mistake in phrasing. I meant for Actions 1 and 2 to Both be for attacking the Undead, because that’s harder. I just didn’t mark out the line break properly. I was supposed to mark the Silk production as action 3. Thanks for pointing that out.

We’ll do the exploration next turn, though.

Rolled 70, 6, 90, 63, 77, 96, 8, 14, 21, 95, 36, 45, 48, 7, 95, 39, 41, 39, 41, 37 = 968 (20d100)

Oh, I suppose I'll need to roll my dice, too.

We've discovered ashy skin niggas that like to burn everything down, huh? And a niggamancer?!!? This may not bode well. _-_AAA_-_'s are prone to infighting, especially neighboring AA's from different tribes...


>>5250873
Okay, sounds good.

>Communication to all tribes, via allied Silverfish messenger(s):
We hereby invite your tribe to attend and compete in Year 9's Semi-Annual International Olympic Games!! (Next year. Year 10? Idk. Not this year.)
We're still learning what Semi-Annual means, but we would like to formally challenge all of you to a friendly set of games, like we did not too long ago. We will be supplying the whole event with a bona fide crab boil, and the grand winner of the Games will receive a blessing determined by Gaia.
The games this year have changed:
>5v5 Ashball tournament.
>Ash-sledding race through an obstacle course
>A witty game of Pin-the-Crabman-on-the-Rebel-Scribe

Invite the Scribes this time, too, see if they wanna play this time.

What say you?
PathwayToEnlightenment?
Goblins?
Silverfishas?
Spartan niggas?
Thadmancer?
Scribes?

>>5250895
Oh yeah, and cash prizes for the top 3 overall placings:
1st - $10,000
2nd - $2,500
3rd - $1,000 and a bucket of crab to go home with

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Rolled 77, 72, 27, 15, 14, 77, 64, 1, 60, 74, 100, 78, 4, 77, 36, 57, 4, 96, 26, 94 = 1053 (20d100)

>>5250778
> Action 1: Forcing 11 of his Legacies to surrender their vessels, PTE added 11 ash golem's worth of material into the Soulstone core, increasing the bulk of molten glass encasing the relic substantially. Leveraging his arcane might, the necromancer reshaped the liquid glass into a slightly more consistent shape - a hulking facsimile of a man. Finally, he permitted one of his Legacies to claim the scalding nightmare, the Greater Golem of Molten Glass, as a vessel. The end result was formidable: a crawling giant of perpetually melting glass, its body all but imperious to destruction given the inconsistency and self-liquifying nature of its flesh. The main vulnerability of this construct, besides launching a spiritual assault on the Legacy which piloted the golem, was the core - encased deep within the molten glass, silently raging beneath the surface like a miniature star. A sufficiently powerful blow to the relic could obliterate it (with the ensuing arcane discharge dragging anything nearby along for the ride) in spectacular fashion, obviously rendering the golem inert and unsuitable for possession. Despite these considerations, the Necromancer smiled grimly as his new servant rose.
> Action 2: Curious to test out his new enchantment, PTE imbued his newly formed Greater Golem as well as himself with the draining invisibility enchantment. The necromancer was uncertain of whether there would be any major complications with attaching such a mana intensive spell to such innately magical entities. He supposed that he would find out soon enough.
> Action 3: The necromancer PTE was vaguely aware of interlopers probing the fringes his territory, little beads of life energy crawling through the ashen desolation of the great hall. He knew not how many there were exactly, their capabilities, nor their intent. This deficiency in information was perhaps a failing on his part, but one that he could remedy. As PTE's faction has avoided setting down roots or establishing any stationary presence within the library, he was uniquely detached from what others might consider his 'territory'. His base, such as it was, was nothing more than a convenient space to congregate his forces, there were no structures nor immobile assets of any significant worth contained within. With this all in mind, the necromancer would ply his newfound familiarity in illusion magic to set some bait, a means to gauge the nature and intent of any would-be intruders. Specifically, he would spin an illusion of an intensive ritual involving PTE and his Golems, one which would appear to demand their undivided concentration. Meanwhile, his physical forces would disperse into two groups (five ashgolems wearing 5 invisibility amulets and two talismans of negative energy with PTE; five ash golems wearing 5 invisibility amulets and two talismans of negative energy and with the Molten Glass Golem) and observe the proceedings from a distance.

>>5250895
The Scribes reject the invitation. They are scholars and do not engage in physical activity.

Sense Motive:[/b] You also perceive that they think themselves too fancy to participate.

>>5250907
(Uh... That's a lot of 77's.)
(Rather foreboding.)

>>5250907
Also, I made a slight error in my first action.
Only 10 golems were sacrificed.

>>5250908
Those... Dicks!! Don't they know that sports is culture? Don't they know that (ash)ball is life?!

Ask them to reconsider, maybe they could learn a thing or two not in their books, from a new perspective. Unless they're... Afraid to lose?

>>5250937
Q: Will they reconsider?
Odds: No Way
Roll: 37 [last two post digits]
A: No

The Scribes decline. Most of their race has been annihilated from the fire, and they do not have time to spend on culture.

>>5250952
Shucks.

>>5250777
>The wall begins to crack
fuck, I will not run away, not again.
I know the optimal solution would be to appease him but he would stomp us for being weak.

>Action 1; Build a forge to shape/clean the metal, it already comes in sheets so no need to melt it. (tech)

>Action 2; Start upgrading our equipment into metal. Tools , weapons and armor in that order, if we don’t have enough dich the armor. (tech)
Sumaru will one-shot humans so no point to it, git gud or die trying

>Action 3; Build a new trap for Sumaru, when the stone wall falls (because it will, the question is when) the celling will collapse on him (tech)
I only hope there is nobody upstairs (luck to see what’s up there)


>>5250895
I want to go but if i open the door Sumaru will get inside.
I will ask him just in case.
"Hey mr god Sumaru? Could you stop attacking us for a week? Another tribe is hosting games of strength and we want to go.”

Rolled 37, 47, 4, 13, 33, 7, 88, 96, 20, 70, 85, 100, 17, 20, 10, 9, 98, 53, 15, 31 = 853 (20d100)

>>5251020
forgot the dice

>>5250895
Of course we’ll go. The first games started our friendship. Though your numbers are far fewer, it’s heartening to know that you maintain this culture. May the AAA prosper, we look forward to the games.

Rolled 67, 45, 39, 49, 97, 75, 25, 91, 69, 32, 47, 20, 95, 72, 64, 52, 39, 68, 45, 42 = 1133 (20d100)

>>5250777
Thatmancer would use his divination slab to help him develop a way to smelt down the pipes into workable metal.

Seeing the lacking intelligence of his forces Thadmancer would begin crafting more powerful undead. He would take the corpses of the scribes and instead of reanimating them as husks he would attempt to rip the very soul out of their bodies and bind it to this very realm as wraiths. These new creations would serve as the officers of his army and study the dark arts under him.

Thadmancer thinks to himself "These primitive bugs dare ask me to play games. I'll show them what a master of the dark arts finds fun." He then launches an assault on the silver fish.

>Develop metallurgy
>Create wraiths
>Assault the silverfish

>>5251022
Get Critted on, flying 2019 Subaru Forester XT!

-

Next year's Olympics are shaping up nicely. We're yet to see if the Undead races will come this time, and if the Goblins will compete a second time.

>>5251347
inb4 reading
>>5251109
You're making dangerous enemies, paleskin. And simultaneously admitting to having small peepee, although everyone already knows the Silver Afro alliance have the biggest peepees in the library, even bigger than that guy with the molten glass cock.

>>5251357
Thadmancer looks upon the chieftain with a strange sense of amusement. A primitive dares challenge the dark lord's great decisions? He turns to creature smiles and says "Your flesh is ripe for pilfering. You're no more my enemy then a tree I can cut down."

>>5251109
It seems like both veins of Undead are untrustworthy. Like-minded fiends. Civilization is for the living. Your time has passed, and we’ll soon ensure you’re left behind in history.

>>5251504
If wood is what you want, then test my gangsta and come pilfer deez nuts, nigga!
I bet your pathetic race can't even form an ash ball, let alone throw one accurately! That must be the real reason you cower from our challenge. Impotence.
>>5251620
Yeah! What he said!

>>5239326
TURN 9

>>5250790
Q: Can the Silverfish see past the illusion?
Odds: Very Unlikely [no magical abilities]
Roll: 62, 52
A: No
Q: Can the Silverfish evolve silk?
Evolution: Average [see Turn 2]
DC: Low [minor evolution]
Roll: 57
A: Yes
>>5250895
Q: Can the AAA create a new hybrid?
Magic: Average
DC: Average [See Turn 8]
Roll: 6, 90
A: Critical Yes
Critical: double fertility
Q: How do the AAA, Silverfish, goblins, humans perform at the Olympics?
Rolls: 63, 77, 96, 8
Results: 1st humans, 2nd AAA, 3rd Silverfish
>>5250907
Q: Can PTE build the greater golem?
Magic: High
DC: Average [DC lower than previous turn because it's just refinement]
Roll: 77
A: No
Q: Is the invisibility spell successful?
Magic: High
DC: Minuscule
Roll: 72
A: Yes
Q: Does the second illusion work?
Magic: High
DC: Average
Roll: 27
A: Yes
>>5251022
Q: Can the Spartans build a forge?
Technology: Above Average
DC: Average [not too difficult as it comes in sheets]
Roll: 37, 47
A: Yes
Q: Can the Spartans build a new trap?
Technology: Above Average
DC: Average [see Turn 7]
Roll: 4
A: Critical Yes
Critical: the Sumaru is destroyed
Q: Is anything upstairs?
Odds: Unlikely
Roll: 13
A: Yes
Q: What is upstairs?
Rolls: 33, 7
A: Stop of Allies
[cancelled because the humans don't have allies]
>>5251109
Q: Can Thadmancer develop metallurgy?
Technology: Average
DC: Average [see above]
Roll: 67
A: No
Q: Can Thadmancer create wraiths?
Magic: Average
DC: Average
Roll: 45
A: Yes
Q: How many units does Thandmancer send? 50?
[Taking 50 because it's the number of units sent to war in Turn 5]
Odds: 50/50
Roll: 49
A: Yes
Q: Does Thadmancer attack the museum base?
Odds: 50/50
Roll: 97
A: Critical No
[doesn't attack a base; attack their raiding squad]
Q: Is the assault on Silverfish successful?
Melee: Average + 3 RS [weapon bonus; see Turn 5] = Exceptional
DC: Average
Roll: 39
A: Yes
Q: What percentage of zombie troops are destroyed?
Roll: 75 / 3 = 25% = 12 zombies
Q: How many wraiths does he create?
Roll: 25 / 5 = 5

>>5252348

The renown Atlantean African American Coalition hosts the second Semi-Annual Olympic Game. The opening ceremony is dominated by the Spartans, who display their prowess with impeccabble military drills, clad in shiny armors of metal. The first game is the Ashball Tournament, which is played with a ball of ash, made compact with the saliva of Silverfish larvae. This game is easily won by the Spartans, who possess superior teamwork and military tactics from years of rigorous training. In fact, all games are won by the Spartans. Their superior technological development allows them to win the Ash-Sledding Race with a superb sled of steel, a wonder of metalsmithing which slides smoothly on the ash and is armed with mounted blades of metal that destroy the sleds of their competitors. Due to all Rebel Scribes having been exterminated during the fire, the third game is cancelled. The Olympic Games are won by the Spartans. The second and third places are won by the African Americans and the Silverfish respectively. An honorary fourth place is given to the Skaven, who have been massacred and can no longer participate.

Rumor: >>5251620 The undead race as a whole develops a reputation of untrusworthiness.

>>5250790
>>5251109
The Silverfish raise a squad of 50 elite soldiers to raid the camp of the ash golems. When they arrive, they find a ghoulish necromancer performing a ritual to the ancient ones with his golems. They chant terrifying syllables which create terror inside of the insects, triggering a genetic memory from ancient times when they were not sentient.
While mesmerized by the scene, a column of 50 well-disciplined zombies arrives from the east attack them with club weapons made of stone. The zombies savagely bash the heads of the insect open, which crack with a horrifying, loud sound. The insects feel terrorized and attempt to flee, but they are caught with boomerangs and swiftly shot down. The zombies crouch to devour their brains and internal organs. When there's nothing left of their enemies, they return to the camp of their master, the Thadmancer.
Inside the safety of the museum, the insect breeders develop a new sort of mutant, which has the ability to produce silk. The material is as strong and flexible as the silk of spiders from our Earth, but produced in much larger quantities due to the larger size of the Silverfish.

Random Event (NPC Action): The Silverfish also suffer a raid from the goblins, who sneak past their defenses, and sabotage their installations in the Deepwater dungeon by setting fires and poisoning the ponds with mold. This is a very unlucky year for the Silverfish. The fish farm is no longer functional until the damages are repaired.

>Population: 691 Silverfish [breeder], 87 Silverfish [weaver]

>>5252352

>>5250895
High Priestess Guap'tisha Rashad spends months in a secret retreat, praying to her goddess Gaia for her blessing. She hears inside of her head the warm, caring voice of her goddess, who tells her that she will give her the most beautiful babies a woman has ever had. The priestess goes back to the museum and offers herself to the males of the Silverfish race. She gives birth to octoplets, who have the body of a Silverfish in general shape, covered with scales, insect wings, and amorphous ganglia, and possessing the head, brain and paws of an African American. The males are equipped with gigantic, retractible penises, as do their Silverfish ancestors. Those mutants reach maturity in only nine months, and are highly fertile. After their birth, they naturally worship the entity known as “Nyarlathotep”, from a rare genetic memory that has been opened from the fiendish mutations.

>Population: 7 African American [breeder], 8 African American [insectoid]


>>5250907
The death sorcerer PTE begins the construction of his most ambitious project: the Greater Golem of Molten Glass. He oftens daydreams and pictures himself smiling grimly as his new servant rises. However, the project is most difficult to complete; not only is liquid glass difficult to mold in a consistent shape, but the Legacies are strangely incompatible with the prototypes. He estimates that he will need another year of hard work to finish the project.
As a side project, PTE imbues an ash golem with the draining invisibility enchantment. He's not able to perceive any difference of any scope from the enchantment of the amulets of invisibility.
His brilliant mind is vaguely aware of a group of insignificant, human-sized insects who came to his camp, and watched his illusions in awe.

>Greater Golem [1/2]

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>>5252356

>>5251022
The Sumaru is about to destroy the wall, and the exterminate the human race. The scene is as frightening as watching the anime Attack on Titan. The humans know that they are going to die. They don't have the ability to fight or to run from the cyclopean creature. Suddenly, the roof of the library crumbles and the Sumaru finds itself trapped under blocks of marble. The Spartan engineers had been developing in secret anti-titan in technology. With his last breath, the Sumaru curses them:
My father, our Holy Father Shi, Father of Heaven, Creator of the Universe, will avenge my death. My nineteen older brothers, who are all taller and stronger than I am, will come to the library, and crush it with their gigantic fists! For I was only the runt of the family, and our heavenly father only ever used me for the most disgraceful and petty tasks. I curse you, mortals! I curse you forever!
The Spartans build a forge where the sheets of metal can be grossly flattened and shaped. From this metal, they are able to craft rudimentary, uneven hammers, clubs, and body armors. They are also able to use the sheets for construction, to reinforce walls or as roofs.

>+rudimentary steel technology
>Population: 114 humans


>>5251109
The Dark Lord performs a complex ritual to summon the spirit of the dead from the ether, and transforms them into wraiths who obey all of his commands. He annihilates their will and replace them with his; they essentially become an extension of his own mind, and are controlled like puppets. The wraiths feed from the energy of the living and from recently deceased corpses.
The undead attempt to copy the metallurgy of the Spartans. However, the engineering skills of his zombies are much inferior to that of the humans, and they are not able to produce anything useful.

>+5 wraiths
>Population: 219 zombies

>>5252352
>>5252356

Bad year for us. But hey, our allies did just manage to take the first steps towards repairing their population! Cheers, AAA!

Will trading materials with other players cost an action? Or is it based on negotiation?

>>5252370
You can trade for free and do not need a roll because there's no chance of failure.

>>5252370
Nice.

>>5249170
Hey lads! Congrats on winning the tournament, well-fought. We've managed to develop the silk you asked for. We'd be interested in trading it with you regularly for raw metal and stone.

>>5252361
Now that he is dead, are Sumaru guts fire thing, meaty normal or a mix?
The description was that he is a suit of armor but I am not sure if its hollow.
want to know if we can eat it

>>5252376
neat

>>5252380
The Sumaru cannot be eaten. His body was made of solid metal and he was not hollow.

>>5252379
>We've managed to develop the silk you asked for
YES
finally we will be able to make crossbows.

>Congrats on winning the tournament
I didnt see it coming, though AAA was going to win this year.
I guess next one I should provide the prices since I won this one

>>5252385
oh... so a solid piece?
damn, I will need to upgrade the forge.

>>5252393
He has been broken down in large blocks of rock and brass of approximately 1x1 meters. His dead body looks like a crumbled meteorite.

>>5252393
These 'crossbows' must be some sort of strange technology. We'll send some bundles of silk over at once, for an ongoing trade of metal and stone.

Rolled 9, 81, 91, 47, 75, 49, 20, 46, 4, 89, 41, 56, 5, 82, 73, 83, 53, 51, 17, 93 = 1065 (20d100)

>>5252404
> for an ongoing trade of metal and stone.
Do you just want the ore or do you want to use the forge?
I dont mind as long as you follow the safety precautions

>>5252361
>Action 1; Build the wall to block off the gobins, since now we have the time to do it(tech)

>Action 2; Build crossbows with the newly adquired string (tech)

>Action 3; While the body of Sumaru might not be immidiatly useful we can try to reforge his weapons into something we can use.(tech or magic?)
Store his body in the quary just in case.

>>5252414
Just access to the ore will do. We shan’t demand the secrets of metalworking from you, or anything of the sort.

>>5252393
>>5252414
You know, you crackas iz actually alright, winning the Olympics, and making peace with the Fishas. We would've had you in the ash sled race if "Hard" Mike didn't squirm so much. He makes for a terrible sled. Enjoy the prize money. There's more of that if you would like to trade...
>40 sets of steel armor and steel melee weapons for $5000?
>>5252421
Don't worry about that moldy pond senpai, we gotchu. Can you still explore the east and/or west wings of the museum? We're scared, and still nursing our young, beautiful population of Silverfros. Aren't they darling?

>>5252428
40 is a lot for 5000, and I'm not sure if i have enough ore for such a big order.
How about 10 in exchange for enough crabs that i can atempt to build my own farm?

>>5252428
Ayy, thanks brothers. Sure thing, we’ll explore the museum and dungeon. Apparently we’re 1/2 of the ways done with the water area. >>5249124 will complete that this turn. Going to sleep for now though.

Rolled 82, 81, 64, 60, 49, 71, 39, 34, 63, 1, 14, 28, 75, 81, 84, 30, 73, 82, 77, 62 = 1150 (20d100)

>paws
and
>Sumaru's brothers
Lololololol

We've lost two Semi-Annual Olympics. That's one whole Annual Olympic! We can't afford to keep lying to ourselves like this. We're not able to produce silk or steel, we can't raise the dead, we can't turn invisible, we're not thousands-strong or green- or white-privileged mawfuckas. We need to find a way to stand out through our brutality.
>Grow our muscles with the Staff of Gaia and train relentlessly.
>Use the Staff of Gaia to experiment and create new hybrid crops and animals with boosted nutritional or perhaps even magical effects.
>Attempt to clean the mold out of the fishing ponds. Wave around the - you guessed it - Staff of Gaia over the pond to restore it to health and make all creatures in the pond healthier and meatier. This, of course, could never ever possibly backfire in any way.

>>5252432
Deal.
*Snorts*
*Really winds this one up...*
*Pre-hocks loogie*
*Spits in hand*
*Shakes your hand before you can retract it*
"This is how we seal the deal in my land. Next time, you should honor Wux'Dindu and Gaia by returning the honor of your spit, my friend. Thank you for the armor, and for dispatching the bronze-colored 2015 Subaru Crosstrek. Hopefully our magnum dongs will fit inside your small-crotched armor. Now, we must return to the museum. Enjoy the crabs. Just a warning - they snip. Farewell. By the way, nice marble blocks. You could build a marvelous statue of Wux'Dindu or Zakka Shoeloo with that. Anyway, peace out, honkies."

Uncurse these diiiiiiiice

Rolled 52, 1, 60, 85, 28, 20, 1, 16, 7, 77, 93, 43, 75, 51, 23, 26, 95, 81, 67, 10 = 911 (20d100)

>>5252447

>Explore the East wing of the museum
>Explore the rest of the Deepwater dungeon
>Start mining the tiles of the library to gain access to stone

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>>5253061
>1

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Rolled 8, 19, 90, 59, 56, 39, 8, 39, 68, 92, 99, 75, 12, 92, 87, 78, 53, 10, 30, 32 = 1046 (20d100)

>>5252356
> Action One: Secluding himself for a time, PTE continues diligently working towards the finalization of his Glass Golem Project.
> Action Two: Under PTE's supervision, the ash golem scour the battleground where the interlopers clashed with his other self, collecting the corpses of the silverfish and their associates, but leaving any fallen zombies for his originator to collect if they so choose. PTE chuckles wryly upon discovering the pustular remains of the plague mage. What manner of fool would attempt to fight *the dead* with pestilence and ailments?
> Action Three: Presenting himself before the Thadmancer, PTE respectfully hails his fellow necromancer and expresses gratitude to him for disposing of the mortal reprobates infringing upon his territory. Moving off on a bit of a tangent, the necromancer explains that in addition to his necromantic inclinations he also wields considerable proficiency in the art of Enchantment and would thusly like to offer Thadmancer a gift as a gesture of good will - a magical item of his choosing. Finally, PTE suggests an alliance between their factions, at least until all immediate mortal threats within the library have been neutralized. There is of course no rush on any of the subjects broached today, feel free to take as much time as necessary on your considerations.

>>5253428
Fuck, that giant molten glass cock rivals even my own...

I know I'm going to regret saying this, but I believe your third action would fall under communication/trade, I think you can take another action.

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>>5253428

>>5253433 Yes, correct. You can take a 3rd action and roll 1d100 for it.

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>>5253428
>sick photo
>i think i'll reverse image search it to find the artist
>links to Carnifex's website (metal band)
this is their actual band photo... I feel a little bad for the guys... like, did someone tell them they need to take this photo? it's so bad and they look so cheesy and uncomfortable, I really do feel bad just looking at it... (and weird)

>>5253457
Jesus, that looks awkward as fuck. I like the big fella on the right though.

Qm, I assume we have all our previous resources unless specifically told we lost them, right? There’s been no count of plague mages in the last two turns, but I’m not sure whether I lost them all at some point or if there simply hasn’t been anything relevant happening to them.

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>>5253433
>>5253435
(Ah, I see.)
> Action 3: Feeling that navigation through the Great Hall is slightly too simple at the moment, PTE begins designing small enchanted totems of bone - sourced from the corpses gathered earlier. Each totem is designed to project a large, but very faint, magical field which exerts a subtle disorienting effect upon the perception and recollection of those travelling through it, thereby increasing the likelihood that inattentive or weak-willed travelers will get turned around or become lost. PTE aims to fashion over 10 instances of these totems, but will hold off on placing them anywhere for the moment.

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Rolled 55 (1d100)

>>5253501

>>5253467
>Qm, I assume we have all our previous resources unless specifically told we lost them, right?
Yes. I will post a full recap this turn.

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>>5239326
TURN 10

The Chaos Level will be set to 6 henceforth. Concretely, that means actions that are not based on your stats will be more chaotic, and the dice rolls will trigger a bit more random events.

Official thread soundtrack: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZmCGNlTm9fY

>>5252414
Q: Can the humans build a 2nd wall?
Tech: Above Avg
DC: Low [See Turn 7]
Roll: 9
A: Critical Yes
Critical: reinforced wall
Q: Can the humans develop xbows?
Tech: Above Avg
DC: Avg [AKA I have no clue]
Roll: 81
A: No
Q: Can the Sumaru's weapons be reforged?
Tech: Above Avg
DC: Avg
Roll: 91
A: No
>>5252450
Q: Can the AAA grow muscles?
Magic: Avg
DC: Avg
Roll: 82
A: No
Q: Can the AAA make GMO crop?
Magic: Avg
DC: Avg
Roll: 81
A: No
Q: Can the AAA clean the fishing ponds?
Magic: Avg
DC: Weak [low level spell]
Roll: 64
A: Yes
>>5253061
Q: What's east of the museum?
Rolls: 85, 28
A: Negligence of pleasure
Nothing pleasurable: entirely empty sector
Q: Can the DW Dungeon be conquered?
Odds: Irrelevant
Roll: 1
A: Critical Yes
Critical: crabmen submit to the insects
Q: How many crabs? How about 100?
Odds: 50/50
Roll: 20
A: Yes
Q: Can the insects mine tiles?
Tech: Above Avg
DC: Weak [See Turn 8]
Roll: 60
A: Yes
>>5253428
Q: Can PTE finalize the golem?
Magic: High
DC: Avg [see Turn 9]
Roll: 8
A: Critical Yes
Critical: compatible with Sumaru's weapons
Q: Can PTE create a totem maze?
Magic: High
DC: Avg
Roll: 55
A: Yes

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>>5253655

The Hive Queen of the insects becomes the ruler of an empire, with the African Americans and crabmen as direct vassals, and the reclusive Spartans as trade partners. Only opposed to her are the two undead civilizations, and the goblins, who have colonized the northern labyrinth.

I attach the data with units and items.

>>5252414
The Spartans build a second wall to the north; this one more magnificent than the previous one, and reinforced with sheets of metal. Their territory is now entirely fortified. Aristonymos, the leader of the engineers, conceives plans for a new machine of war called the “crossbow”. The design, however, proves completely ineffective and even dangerous for the wielder. The engineers also attempt to reforge the Sumaru's weapons, but his weapons are much too solid and require extremely high temperatures to be forged.

>+20 kg of silk
>+ reinforced wall
>Population: 125 humans

>>5252450
High Priestess Guap'tisha Rashad spends the year performing many miracles with the Staff of Gaia. The power of the staff seems inexhaustible. She travels to the remote Deepwater Dungeon, and purifies the ponds, making the fish healthier and meatier. She watches her insectoid children and grandchildren grow strong. She wishes to improve their muscles, but her goddess refuses, for the reason that her race is beautiful, and cannot be made more perfect. For the same reason, she cannot strenghten the crops and animals of the dungeon.

>Population: 8 African Americans [breeder], 10 African Americans [insectoid]

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>>5253655

>>5253061
The Silverfish send an expedition to explore the sector east of the museum. They explore an area of 10 km2, but only find empty corridors, and librairies of various sizes, filled with empty books that only contain blank pages. There are no visible creatures anywhere, and no Scribes. While the Library is infinite in size, only the central room, the Great Hall, was filled with useful books. The Library was conceptualized as such by Thyp'ptyklpt, as a core of knowledge that can be nurtured and grown as much as one needs. The Silverfish use this empty region to build a quarry.
The Silverfish conquer the rest of the Deepwater dungeon, reaching the throne room of the king of the crabmen, the last room of the palace of coral. Defeated, the king abdicates and becomes a vassal of the Silverfish. He vows to serve the Hive Queen as well and as diligently as the African Americans do.

>+100 sheets of metal
>+quarry
>>Exploration of the Deepwater Dungeon [2/2]
>+100 crabmen
>Population: 1001 Silverfish [breeder], 121 Silverfish [weaver]

>>5253428
The Greater Golem of Molten Glass, the Necromancer's most ambitious project, is finally formed. The Golem can be piloted with ease by any Legacy, responding perfectly to all commands. The Golem is the wonder of the world; it is the most splendid, powerful creature to ever walk in the Library, and it would be strong enough to wield the weapons of Shi's son, the Sumaru. It can rampage, pillage, unleash magic, and accomplish all the dreams of the undead race.
With this project finished, the Necromancer work on the development of magical totems that emit a field of magical energy. Any weaker creature caught in the field will feel as if trapped inside of a maze, mentally, seeing black walls of piled skulls and intermingled, screaming faces all around. The vision is both distressing and disorienting The Legacies, of course, are immune to this effect.

>+50 insectoid corpse; +1 plague mage corpse
>+Greater Golem
>+totem maze