For the first time, a territory became contested
Both the BurningGrass and the Jupiter tribe held their claim. A frontline created halfway on the territory.
The West, with terrain more vertical than Horizontal is held by the Jupiter pongo-looking hunter. The East by the BurningGrass.


Of course, other event occured in the same timespawn.
Badback's tribe put their new tools to use with the new advancement of Rock-Carving.
Stoneblocks are smaller than the BurningGrass due to the lower strength; mortar is made from frozen glass.
This lead to sturdier Glasshouse, with clear pannels still made of Ice.

The GrassGreen tribe resumed their Storm exploration.
Aeromancers of the tribe are perfectly match to take down the small herds of carnivorous, prism-shaped flying toothy beings.
Their meat are a nice complement to the Hunter's diet. Their flying fins and tails, inefficient out of the storm, are made of diaphane materials.
You have the Insight they might have some uses better than ornemental.

The GhostClaw tribe improved societal structure using a Code of Law.
This might not be much right now, just another quirk from a society; but only the future will tell how important this milestone is.

The Cerulean tribe decided to further their grasp over anatomy.
The Under Hunters are notoriously hard to kill, recovering from most wound. A limb too damaged is usually pulled out and regrown.
Not this time. The incredible regeneration of Hunters made it excruciating work to reopen the wound again and again.
This leads to insight on the global working of the Hunter's biology : muscular, digestive, reproductive.
>This mean all the other tribe have a right to "funny" tradition about how sexuality work.
For example, BurningGrass might believe that the babys will be of the gender of the strongest Hunter at time of conception.

Last, the Whitemane tribe developped the habit to paving the limits between their frequent path and the wilder parts of the tribe's territory with Meat Pillar.
Those constructs of flesh and bone also resonates in the immaterium, giving a first layer of defense against Immaterium threats.

Now
>How should your tribe evolve?

New ruleset : Conflict!
You can spend your turn trying to steal the territory from the other bastard's grasp.
If neither of you attempt anything, the territory remains conflicted. If one attempt and succeed the roll, he takes the territory.
If both of you attempt, the highest roll with Modifier will conquer the territory.

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>>6037072
the Matriarch finds several of the tools damaged and useless. Disgusted with the waste of such difficult to procure resources she calls together her executives and heads of the Daughtercompanies. She gives them a task to find a way to repair and improve upon the tools they manage to retreive from dead Holey Moleys. It takes many hours of contemplation and thinking till one of the Subsidiaries comes up with an idea.

the metals became softer with being heated. something they noticed when one of their slaves was performing some work to improve their glasshouses and set the Light Moss aflame with a spark way hotter than usual. They propose to create a sort of controlled version of that fire in a big kiln to melt down the metal like snow and form it into new tools using stone tools.

>create forges so i can create more specialized tools and improve my mastery over fire as a secondary benefit.

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>>6037075
Sorry QM but I was only so insistent on that tile so I could access others. If BurningGrass contests it then I would rather defend it than anything else, but I am happy to leave it as is.

Jupiter expands north

>>6037072
Hmm, logistics problems... I will develop a new Spell. Absorb Moisture is a simple utility cryomancy spell, the user sucks out the water from a "dead" target (like meat or seedpods or flowers or fruit) until it is dry. This greatly improves its shelf life, allowing for longer periods of time without hunting and larger food stockpiles.

>>6037072

Would making big kites from the fins and tails and developing aeromancy powered flight be out of the question?

>>6037265
Absolutely not what I had in mind, definitely a valid use of the insight.

>>6037267
Hmmm...non decorative uses of a thin translucent...food storage is the biggest one I can think of, though waterproofing and as a base for clothing and armor comes to mind. But nothing even as close to cool as flight.

> Guild Corcraft sets to work on a strange and curious construct at the Aeromancer's request. A frame of bone made to mimic artic gliders with diaphanous fins and tales stitched together and tied tightly to it. A sufficiently brave Aeromancer calls the wind and holds on tight to the frame, hoping to fly.

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>>6037072
>Ghost Claw Tribe Advancement so far : Assassins-like tribe prefer night opportunism over natural matriarch ritual duels and natural hunts, cave nest, using rocks/shaping rocks (Rounder rocks for Bludgeoning, oblong rocks sharpened into Piercing points, flat rocks faceted into edges) + synergized with Shape Ice, turns the projectile into ice blades, boulder or points, Observation behavior, Subjugation, Tamed Holey Moleys, Meditation, Ethereal Spy - Grants your tribe +5 to replicate one research from another non-blank tribes, Agriculture (Fire Ferns), Holey Moley Metal Claws, Primitive Tombs, Spirituality, Everstone Totem (5 spirits), Primitive Painting, Defensive Shelter, Ice Weapons, Stonecarving, Rock Tools (Stone Bleeders), Stone Carved Houses, Shamans, Liana Hunter drawing style (Ghostclaw painting), Symbols Etching, Writing (+3 to Psyker-based runes rolls), Stone Runic Morningstar (+ 7 in Fight rolls. Divide by 2 the efficiency of Armor. Runic. Don't stack with Ice Weapons), Assimilation, Scribes, Clothes (+1 in negociation/diplomatic rolls), Runic Amulets (+4 roll when "Protection" from the Warp would matter. [Clothes synergy, +4 to rolls where Insight from the deceased would help. Only when appropriate for DragonQM]), Gaa"Nhat'çae Code of Law

>>Ghost Claw Tribe Failed Advancement : Snow Shade Spell, Painted History, Failed Spying for Nursery Keeps, Faith Great Night Mother (Taboo), Runic Stone Armor


>>Development Turn : Makers Workshops
>Matriarch Gaa"Nhat'çae Ghost Claw (She-Snow-Calm Ghost Claw) the wise ruler of Ghost Claw, has seen the issues and improvements that can be made when making and crafting tools, weapons, houses, things and equipment. It is clear to her that something different than a simple house is required for do such job, and perhaps indeed this might need to change for all other classes in the future, an house that is intended for that. Make. So after calling the tribe Makers, she asks them to put to use her idea. Make a place, for make and craft.


new thread and another image
Technically i can consider Scribes a social class as well (i forgot to include them with their own clothes when i made that image lol)

>>6037072
>Develop Fleshcrafting

While Flayer Flockwing Agatha plumbed the secrets of life, Bonelord Fourbeak Alorne innovated with fleshcrafts. Bone was hard. Hide prevented abrasions. Beak cut and severed. Following the teachings of the great philosopher Fourbeak and the Flockwing Cult, the Bonelord made arms and tools from corpses.

>>6037449
This is me.

>>6037126
yeah, that was why I was so annoyed. you didn't NEED that tile to expand. you could have just gone straight north and had the same result. look I'd spend my turn developing rather than fighting over it so tell you what. after this turn, if you relinquish control over it I won't contest your control over its neighbours hexs. do we have a deal?

>>6037582
You don't NEED that tile either, in fact you 'need' it less than I do. I said I would have that tile, and I will.

You can make all the threats you want but any assaults on our vertical territories (all of them) will spill more of your blood than mine.

Kill eachother !

>>6037092
>Badback : forges
1d100

>>6037221
Whitemane : create Absorb Moisture spell
1d100 + 2; DC 60

>>6037265
Grassgreen : Big Kites
1d100+10 from Insight

>>6037338
Ghostclaw : makers workshops
1d100 +10 from draw-In; +4 from the spirit of dead craftsmen giving insght.

>>6037449
Breathless : develop Fleshcrafts
1d100. DC : 60

>BurningGrass :
Still no clue what you want to do.
Will hold Jupiter's roll as he's entitled right to change his mind in case of your aggression

Rolled 99 (1d100)

>>6038086

Rolled 29 + 10 (1d100 + 10)

>>6038086
Will we fly? Or will we crash hilariously into the ground?

>>6038089
The Riddle of Steel!

>>6038097
Crash and burn! Toss those two turns out I suppose, better stick to pickles.

>>6038089
boom. rolling that one in another quest really did save me from rolling badly.

>>6038097
and more specialized tools.

i will probably start upgrading my bows with Steel to make travel easier and expand upon available tactics when it comes to capturing dangerous creatures.

i think you are just north of my current webway exit in the mountains. getting better and more tools might help with your plans for the future.

Rolled 16 + 2 (1d100 + 2)

>>6038086
Wow a whole +2 to my spell crafting, you shouldn't have
here I go turning my people into raisins, thanks Tzeetch

>>6038157
who could've seen it coming?
the past 20 generations have been abject failures on every level but violence

>>6038160
Were we not so dependent on psyker powers I would consider contacting Khrone to save me from this pit of primitivism

Rolled 23 + 14 (1d100 + 14)

>>6038086

>>6038274
To add to the list of failures to try again later

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>>6038086
>expand.
the bottom of the arrow is more important compared to the arrow's point.

>>6038284
You can roll. +25

>>6037935
So can you. +17

Rolled 87 + 25 (1d100 + 25)

>>6038290
will I ever get that 88

>>6038293
okay at this point khorn is just taunting me.

Rolled 87 (1d100)

Cutting and shaping. Use that which was lost.

Rolled 78 + 17 (1d100 + 17)

>>6038290

The east isn’t doing too good,huh

>>6038575
We're used to it. The whims of fate are what they are.

>>6038575
>>6038614
yeah it happens in a cycle to us, we will just get back to it later.

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Nothing much happens in the mountain range in the east.
Grassgreen's attempt at Kites fails - the material is too thin, too frail to be worked with raw, inevitably ripping.
Still, the thin and light veils are better understood. Made of thin, thin stretchable translucide filaments...
You have the insight there are a lot of possible use from those tails.
Ghostclaw's building plan is struck by a series of unfortunate element involving localized earthquake, rock falling from the sky, and claims from the dreaded Great Night Mother. Whitemane's attempt at draining moisture fail - most of the moisture is kept safely from the bitingly cold outside temperature for all being, after all.
>Free action for Whitemane : new selective breeding
Your breeded Dahu are tall and strong enough to be mounted easily. You can seek other characteristics.

The BurningGrass and Jupiter conflict reach a strange state.
Instead of pushing for gains, both opponents gather as much terrain as they can.
However, by expanding so much both of you overstrain your logistic chains. Jupiter's trails are alleviating it slightly, but the lack of Warp-trail infrastructure prevents a complete territorial coherence.
BurningGrass managed to take over all the coveted territories. The cost of succes is such a fast conquest effectively overstretch your logistics more drastically than Jupiter's.
>You will get maluses until the situation is improved.

A significant change officially pushes the Hunterkind from Clay Age to Metal Age : the Forges created by Badback.
This changes comes from a new emerging breed of Moleys : Crack moleys.
Their claws seems harder, they have a tail instead of rear legs (which are vestigials), and they get better and better and digging through hard rock.
The new environment seems to change the metal contents of their claws, turning them harder.
After a slave's mistake (and its thorough ensuing beating), a well-born daughter of the tribe took the stonework construction of a Fire Fern mound, and use it as a furnace to melt the claws, shaping them first with stone and bone tools, replacing the stone by forged iron over time. Their biggest work is the Anvil, a steel table with strong inertia, concentring the strength of Hammer blows on the targetted piece of metal.
Your Metalwork would benefite from a steady supply of Light Moss, like the one of Light Moss Lake Village inhabited by Jupiter.

Last, the Breathless tribe developped a new Psyker branch over time : Fleshcrafting.
With the impressive biology of the Hunter, those fleshcraft changes are permanent on the Hunter recieving it, unlike the attempts on Gliders or Fourbeak, which feel tremondous amount of pain, crippling them too much to get uses of the improve bodies.

Now...
>How should your tribe evolve?

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>>6038833
The daughter that discovered the ability to melt metals is lauded and celebrated as her tools start to change society for the better. In recognition the Matriarch bestows upon her house several presents of wealth and slaves. Not enough to become rivals to herself but still significant. With her coffers somewhat depleted she decrees the expansion of the warp trails further towards the nearest detectable presence of Underhunters in the far away mountains.

>Expand Trail Network.

Map will follow later. Gotta get back to work

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>>6038847
kinda like this. But instead of getting into the heart of their main territory i wanna stay at the edges and just open a dialogue. Dont wanna spook them after all.

>>6038833

As amusing as watching the psykers crash and roll downhill is, the tribe can't help but feel maybe there's some better use for the fancy material.

> Slingshots: By layering the veils together and applying a gentle heat a tough rubber band can be created whose elasticity can be used to propel stones with tremendous and deadly speeds.

Sorry Dr. Dragon, I suspect you've given me something very useful, but I'm too dumb to do anything useful with it

>>6038833
>Cultural Expansion: Theocratic Dominion

Using their large numbers, flockwing scouts, fleshcrafted Fourbeak warriors, and Flockwing priestesses, the Cerulan horde swept southeast. Upon encountering lesser tribes, the Cerulan literally butchered them, chopping off their limbs and leaving the bodies of the survivors to regenerate. The Flockwing took the bones of the severed limbs to start fires, and took the flesh to build temple mounds. Sticking seeds from the homeland into these new temples, those of the natives who survived the battles and dismemberment were allowed to accept the Flockwing traditions and worship at the temples with the promise that the Fourbeak warriors didn't attack devout servants of Flockwing. They just demanded tribute for the temples and the sacred warriors. Those among the conquered who were competant and wished to join horde were allowed to do so, being fleshcrafted into a war form similar to those who had conquered them. Swear allegiance to the God of War (among other things), undergo his painful rites, live by his demanding creed, and you to can become one of the Fourbeaks.

The weak, who did not have enough fat reserves to survive dismemberment, fed the temples to allow more food and an easier life for those who would come after.

The living bring forth death. The dead bring forth life. Both bring opportunity. Don't waste it. - Farstrider Flockwing Gwenica

>>6039287
What is in a name but a story?

>>6038833
>Teleportation runes.
seeing that the empire's territory has grown too large to quickly cross and communicate Buring Grass turns to an answer that worked in the past. if runes exist to block the energies of the warp and stop the teleportation of underhunters why not an opposite rune? She enlists the help of the Lightning Furs and the Far Travellers to create a rune to increase Underhunters natural abilities to teleport or their psyker powers in general. She hopes that the rune might be able to do both at once.

>>6038833
Can’t keep expanding without some form of support, so I’ll try again. We will be performing the Spell Crafting ritual inside a Ziggurat, maybe we need more heat.

>>Dahu Breeding: Feast Dahu. A Subspecies of Dahu that must never Breed with War Dahu. Produces a lot of milk, even without a calf and their bodies are large and bloated with meat. They have a single horn atop their head that curves outwards

>>6039533
Dahu breedng is a free action that will occur over time.
You also have your regular turn.

>>6039647
Yeah that’s what I said. I’m trying to create the spell again, using heated products this time.

>>6039663
Oh, I'm retarded. Business as usual.

>>6038833
Explore eastern mountains looking for more species to spread to the western mountains settlement

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>>6038833
>Ghost Claw Tribe Advancement so far : Assassins-like tribe prefer night opportunism over natural matriarch ritual duels and natural hunts, cave nest, using rocks/shaping rocks (Rounder rocks for Bludgeoning, oblong rocks sharpened into Piercing points, flat rocks faceted into edges) + synergized with Shape Ice, turns the projectile into ice blades, boulder or points, Observation behavior, Subjugation, Tamed Holey Moleys, Meditation, Ethereal Spy - Grants your tribe +5 to replicate one research from another non-blank tribes, Agriculture (Fire Ferns), Holey Moley Metal Claws, Primitive Tombs, Spirituality, Everstone Totem (5 spirits), Primitive Painting, Defensive Shelter, Ice Weapons, Stonecarving, Rock Tools (Stone Bleeders), Stone Carved Houses, Shamans, Liana Hunter drawing style (Ghostclaw painting), Symbols Etching, Writing (+3 to Psyker-based runes rolls), Stone Runic Morningstar (+ 7 in Fight rolls. Divide by 2 the efficiency of Armor. Runic. Don't stack with Ice Weapons), Assimilation, Scribes, Clothes (+1 in negociation/diplomatic rolls), Runic Amulets (+4 roll when "Protection" from the Warp would matter. [Clothes synergy, +4 to rolls where Insight from the deceased would help. Only when appropriate for DragonQM]), Gaa"Nhat'çae Code of Law

>>Ghost Claw Tribe Failed Advancement : Snow Shade Spell, Painted History, Failed Spying for Nursery Keeps, Faith Great Night Mother (Taboo), Runic Stone Armor, Makers Workshops

>>Development Turn : Written History
>Matriarch Gaa"Nhat'çae Ghost Claw (She-Snow-Calm Ghost Claw) is very disappointed of the poor justifications and efforts with the construction of the Makers Workshops, so the scribes are ordered to make an organized series of records about past events of her reign and the ones of past Matriarchs they remember. The failure of the Makers Workshops will be highlighted so that it will be resolved in the future.

I have writing and scribes. History happens when you have those two things. Enough said.
Its kind of a wasted turn in a sense, because again, scribes and writing means people write things down already. Still i don't have it. I will probably roll like shit here. If i roll good, i doubt is of any use at all.

>>6038847
Badback : expand trails
1d100

>>6038972
Grassgreen : slingshot
1d100

>>6039287
Cerulean : Expansion - Theocratic Dominion
+1 from the Icey Ones battlecry

>>6039313
BurningGrass : Power Rune - TP
1d100. DC 60

>>6039663
Whitemane : create Absorb Moisture spell
1d100 + 2; DC 60

>>6039748
Exploration for more species
1d100 + 10 from stealth. DC : 40/80

>>6039757
Ghostclaw : History
1d100+10

Rolled 28 + 10 (1d100 + 10)

>>6040439
what about writing and scribes for history ?

>>6040444
not that it matters, but still.

Rolled 95 (1d100)

>>6040439
100% reason to remember the name

>>6040450
I am missing the 5% pleasure. Well i know what my next project is gonna be

Rolled 67 + 10 (1d100 + 10)

>>6040439

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>>6040459
The power of SCIENCE

>>6040463
With that roll, you're getting Dahus. Still missing moley. With your excellent relationships with Badback, a deal might be striken.

Rolled 84 (1d100)

>>6040439
I doubt Khorn will bless me with this psyker roll so... Tzeentch grant me insight. let me roll 99

Rolled 27 (1d100)

>>6040439
Boing!

>>6040581

Ahh I have invented an excellent way to launch a rock into my own face.

>>6040582
i might be able to help with that later. giving inspiration with my own bows.

>>6040463
Also this art is killing me; pick comedy.
As an additional perk for fulfilling your god's plan, you are granted an Historical Figure [Scientist]
Feel free to name her/him.

Rolled 83 (1d100)

Dominion?

>>6040905
Indeed.

Rolled 8 + 2 (1d100 + 2)

>>6040439
Full sleep, grant me power

>>6040476
Fuck.>>6041153
Fuck.

This is really not fucking good
QM, I have a question!
Can two tribes cooperate to create the same tech and give it to one another?

>>6041155
I'd say yes.

>>6040581
GrassGreen, you are fond of foodstuffs and I cannot expand without inventing jerky and travel food. How about a partnership? For a turn, the two of us work together on the same research. One of us sends a party into the Other’s tribe and together we make tech

>>6041191
Sure! I've got these lovely stretchy tails, maybe I can use them to seal clay pots and then heat the pots and boil the interiors, inventing canning. Or I could use my existing vinegar to pickle stuff. And of course good old smoking and drying, I can probably build a proper smokehouse with my clay masons.

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>>6040804
Chaas Da'in

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>>6041365

>>6041381
Female. Thus shall begin a hereditary line of scientists, uncovering the secrets of the planet and enshrining them in clay. Mothers teach their children all they have learned, and the body of knowledge grows ever larger with every generation.

Sorry fellows. The dreaded real life is calling.
No updates for the next 36h for sure. No guarantee for the next 48h.

Better busy than dead

>>6042002
okay boss !

>>6041365
>>6041384
Writing the update. Jupiter, do you want to strike a deal with BadBack for the missing moleys?

>>6043675
I would not be opposed to it now that my supply is stable and growing.

>>6043675
>>6043689
Hell yeah, I am happy to provide access to the snowrock deposits and be willing to share my architectural expertise in exchange.

>>6043689
>>6043750
I'll let you guys agree

>>6043750
Not sure i will need the Snowrock. But it could help with architecture and possibly cooking if its heatresistant enough with my own much heavier stones being used as a foundation for buildings.

Though i am also very much interested to purchase shed Holey Moley claws at a low price to fuel my demand for tools.

>>6043689
>>6043750
I'll rule that as sharing and exporting the Mortar if that's okay for you two?

>>6043783
Question though. What exactly is snow rock? Is it comparable to limestone or some other soluable tocks that can be turned into mortar? Or is it more like very hard clay?

>>6043794
Clay, only available at the rim of the crack

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Once again, the Eastern Peaks show little developments.

Ghostclaw's written History doesn't hold as tradition. The few tablets are stored, forgotten, tossed away as worthless old stuff lying around.
The tail-scarfes of the Storm are too frail for their slingshot purpose. Blame the high gravity of the planet.
However, Badback's Trails now reaches the edge of your territory. Maybe the Occidentals will bring civilization and prosperity to this new world?
>Both of you have history
The Oral Tradition of Badback and the Itched Stories of Grassgreen let you recognize each other as Kin.
>Free Trade Action are now possible among your tribes.

North, the Cerulean tribe expanded its dominion to encompass a great stride of land.
Soon, the expansion let them encounter the strong huntress of the BurningGrass tribe.
The historic tradition of Cerulean let them remember the BurningGrass-forgotten meeting of the Red Mist.
BurningGrass, due to their ongoing conflict with Jupiter, is naturally Wary of their new neighbours from the North.

In the crack, territory is still contested among Jupiter and BurningGrass.
The feodal lords focused development of a new rune : The Lightning Step.
Creating tentacle-like structures, starting from those points allow a faster and safer Warp-step, even toward uncharted destinations.
This mode of transportation remains less reliable than the Warpway or the Mirrorhalls, but versatile and a solid improvement, relaxing tensed logistic chains.

In the western arm of the crack, a special Under Huntress is born.
Chaas Da'in have a peculiar long-haired white mane around her jaw. And she's in charge of the Great Plan execution.
Taking the WarpWay turns the expedition simple and fast. The real challenge is to catch the unfamiliar species of the Eastern frozen peaks.
Instead of running after the hooved Dahus, Chaas Da'in acted differently. Maybe a reborned GhostClaw member, she observed.
Until ideas emerged, and she took action, deploying Hunters and Huntress at strategic point to channel Dahus toward specific grove, whittling down the fallback options of the horned creatures.
Some are chased out of the trap territory. When the Groves are depleated, they are chased in the now barren land. Alas (for them), the coveted safety around a mountain corner is now delved by a gang of Hunters.
This great success let the wild Dahus now roam the western Peaks, grazing on the Grove. The pods are disseminated with the feces, leading to an expansion of the grove in the mountain.
However, the expansion is better than the Hunter-managed forest, too dense and too hot even for the Dahus to thrive.
This lead Da'in to ponder. What if the Dahu multipliate too much? They will graze all, and destroy the effort of the tribe.
Thus, the introduction of Dahu's Hunters, the Jupiter's companion LeatherGliders, is necessary.
Fearing missing some elements of the natural order of the original cycle, Chaas Da'in pushes for trading the secret of Mortar to some Crack Moleys.
The Moley introduced in the Western moutain range soon proliferate, providing another source of meat for Hunters and Gliders.
Speaking og the LeatherGliders, those carnivorous are poorly adapated to the crack with their difficulties to climb back without thermals, they still become close friends of the Jupiter's Hunters.
Some of the Jupiter's warrior think they might be weaponized one way or the other, for Vertical Warfare assaults.

The great works of Chaas Da'in lead her direct descendant, often sporting a curly white-mane, to take the name of Da'inists.
In particular, the conception of Cycles takes great significance in the cultural landscape of the Jupiter tribe.

And now...

>How should your tribe evolve?

A/N : with the busy weekend and the relentless bug track in my paying job I had no time to draw. Sorry.

>>6043842

The newly introduced material from the Jupiter tribes has several of the other Corporations abuzz. As they sought for a way to use this new material, not only in construction but other parts of life one son of the current matriarch had an idea.

Taking the basic concept of the forge and their own interest in carving different shapes from stones they sought new tastes instead of only grilled meat or raw plants. And so he tried to achieve a new revolution. Better and more complex luxury foods.


>>6040581
>>6040582
Hello. Several of my hunters approach with gifts of some food, as well as some luxury goods traded from Jupiter originally, a few slaves and some basic rock carving tools made from steel.

They greet your tribe in the name of their progenitor, Ruler of the Bad Back Corporation, seeking to trade. They wish to trade for advanced Earthen/Stoneware in return for Slaves if you would take them.

or for access to the Archives if you would rather take that. The agreement would be that your tribe can access the archive to record their own history with the Badbacks acting as wardens with a solemn oath to not alter what you have written about your own history and to always grant access to the building itself to your hunters as long as they come in good faith.

As another sign of good will they are willing to teach you the written language they are using

>>6043866
You would be welcomed warmly and treated to fine foods. It is good to see our kin have traveled far and learned much. We have little interest in slaves, but to learn the secrets of word-in-stone and have a place to inscribe the old histories would be pleasing.

>>6043842
With their amusements at an end the tribe turns to a more practical use of this strange but brittle material. Large pieces are gentle stretched over the top of pots, while thin strips and carefully stretched and tied to hold them in place, sealing the pot from open air.

The pot, previously filled with various foodstuff is then cooked over the fire, with the hope that the seal will keep it from rot and other malicious spirits.

> TLDR: Use cling wrap to invent canning.

>>6043933
So you want access to the Archive instead? you would get your own section set aside with only your tribe members being allowed access aside from the caretakers.

You could of course send your own caretakers to take care of your part of the archives.

>>6043938
Yup, archive sounds neat.

>>6043842
>Instead of running after the hooved Dahus, Chaas Da'in acted differently. Maybe a reborned GhostClaw member, she observed.
Unless Tzeentch has directly feed her the souls of my ancestors she wouldn't know this practice at all or even thought of this. Bad back did not learn of me and just traded, at the time of the red mist i doubt i was that advanced.

>>6043955
Don't read too much into it. It's just a nod that scientific method starts with observation and your tribe is the "Observant" one

>>6043933
>>6043841
Ok GG, I’m making the trek to you so we can research together preservative foodstuff methods. Unless I’m close enough that I don’t need to roll for travel?

>>6044138
Despite everything it’s still me

>>6044138
You'll need to roll. Despite everything, your land don't touch yet.

>>6044161
One of these days I should start caring about painting the map.

>>6043842

>Continue the crusade east to reconnect with the lost way-portal and learn what happened in the far reaches.

>When the scouts encounter the markings of the Burning Grass, Flockwing directs them to send a single priestess to ask the feudal lords to take her to meet with the high-queen. The priestess claims that her goddess Flockwing has sent her as an emissary and far talker to allow communication between the Queen the of South and the Matriarchs of the North. The priestess carries fire in her hands, and black Flockingwing robe is fastened with a clasp made from Fourbeak beaks and tentacles.

What say you Burning Grass? Interested in Communication?

>>6044206
Oh, and since this priestess should have a name, her name is Farsinger Flockwing Fendicta.

>>6043842
Domesticate Leathergliders, breeding them larger to be used as sources of food, skins and mounts.

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>>6043842
>Ghost Claw Tribe Advancement so far : Assassins-like tribe prefer night opportunism over natural matriarch ritual duels and natural hunts, cave nest, using rocks/shaping rocks (Rounder rocks for Bludgeoning, oblong rocks sharpened into Piercing points, flat rocks faceted into edges) + synergized with Shape Ice, turns the projectile into ice blades, boulder or points, Observation behavior, Subjugation, Tamed Holey Moleys, Meditation, Ethereal Spy - Grants your tribe +5 to replicate one research from another non-blank tribes, Agriculture (Fire Ferns), Holey Moley Metal Claws, Primitive Tombs, Spirituality, Everstone Totem (5 spirits), Primitive Painting, Defensive Shelter, Ice Weapons, Stonecarving, Rock Tools (Stone Bleeders), Stone Carved Houses, Shamans, Liana Hunter drawing style (Ghostclaw painting), Symbols Etching, Writing (+3 to Psyker-based runes rolls), Stone Runic Morningstar (+ 7 in Fight rolls. Divide by 2 the efficiency of Armor. Runic. Don't stack with Ice Weapons), Assimilation, Scribes, Clothes (+1 in negociation/diplomatic rolls), Runic Amulets (+4 roll when "Protection" from the Warp would matter. [Clothes synergy, +4 to rolls where Insight from the deceased would help. Only when appropriate for DragonQM]), Gaa"Nhat'çae Code of Law

>>Ghost Claw Tribe Failed Advancement : Snow Shade Spell, Painted History, Failed Spying for Nursery Keeps, Faith Great Night Mother (Taboo), Runic Stone Armor, Makers Workshops, Written History


>>Development Turn : Great Catacomb of Gaa"Nhat'çae
>Matriarch Gaa"Nhat'çae Ghost Claw (She-Snow-Calm Ghost Claw) with yet another failure in these long years, Gaa"Nhat'cae is more than disappointed. She had live a long life but was unable to achieve what she truly wanted despite, still having success in her four eyes. So near and yet so far away. With her feeling the incoming death of her life, she wished to join properly the ancestors and the spirits, has such she has a great catacomb made for herself and for the future matriarchs, and to the Ghostclaw tribe. The catacomb will be carved from stone and have writings and paintings inside of it.

If history was that difficult, i doubt this will succeed. Despite what i know i have.
The image is the final chamber of this great catacomb, the one of Gaa"Nhat'çae.
An underground Valley of Kings more primitive. No statues yet and the like. No dyes. Etc........ The Makers Workshops would have been the next step in crafting and construction, so no next step. It remains archaic. I can still use it if rolls well, is a large structure a monument of sort, experience would be gained in making it even with the stupidity of the latest generations. Not if it fails of course.


>>6043983
i'll keep an eye regardless.

>>6043842
>castle towns
seeing the increase in tension and possible danger the Empress demands the creation of fortified towns surrounding the Nursery keeps both to concentration forces and to centralize any logistics of the empire around the keeps

by the way, Qm I see you keep on using the term feodal lords do you mean feudal?

>>6044206
That I am. I'd be willing to open up trade with you (even give you the currency tech for free)

>> Seeing an envoy the local lady decides to quickly lead the envoy into the nearest Nursey keep knowing the Empress would be very cross with her if she managed to piss off a tribe of two legs while tensions were still high with the Jupiters. a hot and slightly spicy soup is shared with the envoy and the local ladies' family as is tradition with guests.

>>6044138
i could help with that in future at least. providing transport to your peoples with a growing warp Trail network.

thinking about either extending to you or Ghostclaw next turn.

>>6044393
>>6044399

I am fine with using your currency. The Flockwing position is that a common currency leads to a shared societal value.

The peoples of the North have fire, faith, and the ability to travel and communicate over long distances. They have flying friends to scout the way, and raging barbarians. They are on a grand crusade to reclaim the East at the moment, but the millitant might be willing to take up arms as mercenaries if the Fortress Folk pay well.

The Flockwing priestesses also offer to set up agricultural temples to Flockwing (and whichever other priesthoods are willing to join the flock) to remember, teach, enable instant communication with other temples, and possibly establish instantaneous trading. This will take time, and I assume that even with the support of the Queen, establishing temples and portals would take effort.

As far as cultural foods, they are big on roasted meat and vegetables, but might have some sort of mushroom equivalent from the temple mounds if mushroom equivalents exist.

The northern barbarians wear hide and bones and seem not to carry any metal or heavy armor. The priestess would also be smaller and physically weaker than your people, but with an almost hypnotic voice.

>>6044393
>Feudal vs Feodal
It's something coming from a serious case of me being french and the damn english stealing our words and twisting them slightly.
In french, the word is Féodal, thus the mistake. Thanks for correcting me.

>>6044426
>I assume that even with the support of the Queen, establishing temples and portals would take effort
This can be done as part of your "communication/envoy" action. I assume BurningGrass and you invest a share of ressources, but at the current level it's manageable.

>>6044406
I’m not sure I like a backdoor in my lands from a technologically superior tribe

>>6044181
See I had a plan regarding your smaller but powerful tribe territory. This will be the first time (except for what’s happening in the North) when two tribes work together as one for the development of Hunterkin. You still have Whitemane descendants in your tribe, so I was thinking, when we get this survival rations tech done, want a seat on the council? Your Matriarch’s daughter and whomever else you deem important from your tribe (anyone who has proven themselves can qualify). A real union of our realms. This will make it undesirable for us to conquer you, if you have a presence on the council and in our tribe

>>6044473
Then my decision is made. No hard feelings.

I might expand northward some time in the future though trying to get a circlw going that can bypass the more dangerous routes of my trail network

>>6044479
This could prove dangerous in a few millennia

>>6044481
It could *shrugs*

Not something the tribe would know about though

>>6043866
Badback : cooking improvement
1d100
Additionally, you'll roll 1d100 for trading Earthenware against Archives. Merchant triggers so it's +10. The higher you roll, the better deal is for you. Lower means better for Grassgreen.

>>6043933
Grassgreen : canning
1d100

>Whitemane : travel
First roll 1d100 for travel. Then if you cross the DC you can roll in addition to Grassgreen bringing your Farmer Bonus along.

>>6044206
Cerulean : crusade
Guess what? 1d100. +1 from Icey Ones battlecry, +2 from Fleshcraft (Forgot last turn)

>>6044234
>Jupiter: Leathertaming
1d100

>>6044236
GhostClaw : Catacombs
1d100

>>6044393
BurningGrass : Castle towns
1d100

Rolled 58, 87 = 145 (2d100)

>>6044663
just gonna roll 2 d100s. first die is for cooking. second for the trade deal

>>6044671
nice. some improvement to my cuisine 58. and a very lucrative trade deal 97.

Rolled 89 (1d100)

>>6044663
flaP/?

Rolled 99 + 2 (1d100 + 2)

>>6044710
So now I roll again? with just my farming bonus?

>>6044714
i knew I'd roll a d100 today, but I'd rather invent canning so I can expand further, then spend this luck on the Archon, plenty of time to perfect that later

>>6044714
you rolling good today. and gonna be eating even better while on travel.

>>6044723
yes yes, this is at least 2 more conquest rolls

Rolled 52 (1d100)

>>6044663
Diiiiiiiiiice

>>6044729
Jelly! Jam! Pickles! Mysterious murk that used to be meat and root vegetables!

>>6044730
don't we use my 101 roll though? we are both rolling for the same tech together so its best out of 2, innit?

>>6044663
come on tzeentch let me build up civilisation. give me a 99

Rolled 69 (1d100)

>>6044773
fuck forgot to put in the dice.

>>6044775
heh nice. it seems slannesh would rather bless my roll

>>6044737
I try not to ask hard questions, I just enjoy something actually happening after four turns.

>>6044710
+5 from mounts. This means 94/101.
So factoring in Grassgreen's success, both of you are getting something extra nice from that turn

Rolled 90 (1d100)

>>6044663
Statistics is a word which does not yet exist in the Cerulan lexicon.

>>6044663
+5 for smart?

>>6045188
I'm afraid taming is more a charisma thing.

Rolled 43 (1d100)

>>6044663

Rolled 30 (1d100)

>>6044663
no even +10 ?
oh well not that it matters with the bad rolls i usually make, i'll take note of it though.

as expected.

>>6045234
+10 from drawing indeed triggers and turn that into success

Hey grass green, you could use the leather to make Flares. You fill a “sack” of leather with a Stove Grove seed pod/Dahu Gas and you light fire to the top of the sack and throw it , high in the air, when the fire makes contact with the pod/gas it explodes and the fireball should be visible from pretty far away

>>6045736
That'd be pretty neat, yeah. Not sure how much good it would be, but pretty neat nonetheless.

So I'm running a fast-paced gauntlet fight in my other thread. I haven't forgotten you guys and you'll get a proper update celebrating complete Under Hunter Progress and discoveries, but not today. No promise on my availabilities before Sunday because of (guess) the dreaded Personal Life.

>>6046140
Near. Have fun. How many projects are you juggeling right now?

>>6046408
Current projects :
>Normal Cultivator Quest
>40K Minor Xenos Quest
>The purchase of my house
"I want to work on" projects :
>The intruding thoughts of running Pokemon : South Kalos again
>I want to start working on my video game again
>Painting my shame stack of 9th age figs
Special cases :
Martial art season is almost over. No training on 4 days a week and 1-2 weekend a month.
My dayjob (bingo free spot)

>>6046426
a Lot of work. didnt know you were into WuShu style things. not my cup of tea. but have fun. and remember to not kill yourself with work.

>>6046426
Lot of stuff to do

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For an unknown reason, temperature rose a fair bit. This lead crops to yield ample harvest, cattle to fatten, Hunters to be fed.
No conflicts are plaguing the Hunter for now, despite the ongoing territorial dispute. As such, development of Hunterkind booms.
This era will bre remembered as a Golden Age for all Under Hunter historians.

The merchants of BadBack stroke a sweet deal with the GrassGreen clan. In exchange of the almost inexistant cost of custody for the archives, an ample supply of Quality Earthenware is provided, in a yearly delivery rate.
As such, your matriarch accumulated and stocked the goods. The foresought will let you benefit of the double-actions of Barter System for the two next turns.
Moreover, a young Huntress discovered something simple, yet efficient that will turn in a staple of Badback's culinary art.
A hunted glider, pierced from part to part by an arrow, is gutted and roasted as is, on the arrow. As such, your tribe developped a fondness for Skewer, a natural thing for a cultur so centered around the bow and arrow as your own.
I beg you to use the 2 barter-system use to develop bow culture and capitalize on the +10

Still on the "cooking" department, Grassgreen and Whitemane united.
The new perspective brought by the Whitemane's tribe member allowed the invention of Canning : an earthenware (or glassware), with Aeromancer taking the air away, sealed by the light and extensible gown of the Storm's delver and the sheer ambient cold lead to really, really long conservation.
What's more : Whitemane postulate how the tail-glown works. It was revealed to them in a dream; this is a mesh of extensible ropes, some bigger than others.
Maybe this intuition about their structure could help you build upon it?

In the west ridges of the crack and the Frozen peak mounts, Jupiter tribe got closer to the brought back gliders.
Notoriously hard to tame and take care of, but less so than their wild counterparts, the new subspecies of FurryGliders led to a group of Gliderners, devoting their life to the care (and martial use) of the species.

Additionnally, architecture developped too. From BurningGrass's castle towns, smaller replicas of the Forever Ice Keep, to Ghostclaw's mausoleum-like Catacombs, stone are set to leave a mark of Hunterkind's history.

Last, the Era is also an Era of Conquest.
Cerulean sent a great crusade to reclaim the land rightfully their. They make great progress.
Until they get closer to their former territory, and the scouts never came back.

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>/qtg/ Kaiju month event!
Soon, some strange, colossal creatures loom from the warp, setting their putrefied eyesight one every Under Hunter's dwelling.
The first Chaos Onslaught will take its toll. Some place will suffer more than other.
But tell me, players... What particular traits of your culture will help you take down a colossal threat on your tribe and its settlements?

And you, lurkers and /qtg/ envoys...
>Roll 1d100 for the Beast of Nurgle assault!

Rolled 13 (1d100)

>>6048525
Nat 100

>>6048525
Our unity under the bow, the Matriarch and capability to redeploy with not pursuit of enemies will lead us to victory over the rampaging hordes

>>6048523
Implement metal into the construction of bows and arrows increasing reach and punching power greatly.

>While the increase in cooked goods brought great honor, money and influence to the eldest son of the Matriarch the extreme levels of wealth flowing into her stockpiles leads to her declaring her daughter her next heir. Eldest Son scowls but agrees that she made the greater contributions to her tribe and should therefore rule.

>Wishing to secure the fabled tolls one corporation head sought a way to block other forms of warp Travel in Bad Back territory, strengthening the barriers between realms if you do not carry the favor of the Matriarch that aadministratea that territory

>>6048567
>>6048523
This kinda thing the development you had in mind?

Rolled 54 (1d100)

>>6048525

Rolling for Kaiju Month!

>>6048580
Absolutely not.
I tried to already bake it in your bow with the arrow tip being a reforged Crackey Moley Claw. I'm thinking "crazy cultural forging ideas", like the meat pillars of whitemane, something giving flair and clout to your tribe. Grappling arrows? Flares? Messenger-arrow system? Good-delivery Warp-ballista?

>>6048628
alright. then give me a minute and i will try to figure something out that is way more out there.

till that. consider >>6048567
to be null and void.

>>6048567
Slayer Arrows.

Using Cryomancy and their intense interest of the Bow a particularly obsessed hunter searched for new ways to combine these gifts to mutiply the hunting and Killing Prowess of any given Underhunter.

His Invention were the the Slayer Arrows, specilized to either kill or capture. Razor Sharp Arrow tips crafted from hardened Ice and tipped with serrated metal. Using the metal to penetrate into the targets body before the Iceshards explode into hundreds of fragments, tearing apart a targets insides. Or thick round heads meant to knock targets down and out to hamper them till they can be overwhelemed in close Combat.

Frag and Knockout arrows.

If this isnt to your liking. Then i will have to shift to creating a new spell to create Soulsnatcher Arrows that pin a creature in place in the warp, making them easy targets if they dont want to tear out their own soul.

>>6048628
this more what you thought?

i admit i am kinda tired after swimming for two hours. so creativity is probably a bit low.

>>6048650
could also do something like a Corps of Bowbased Special Forces that integrate Cryomancy into their Art of Bowhuntership.

>>6048567
With our vertical guerrilla tactics, archers and fledgling air cavalry, we shall evade the wrath of the beast while harrying it to exhaustion and death.

>>6048650
More in line indeed.

>>6048650
Swimming for business or pleasure?

>>6048703
to lose weight. so more pleasure related.

>>6048525

The Hunters of GrassGreen will wage war as they always have, with rock falls and fire bombs, laying traps and shaping ice into ramparts for the monster to blunder into. Aeromancers will propel firebombs riding the wind into the beast. It is large, but it seems to have no cunning, and the mountains of our home will be no friend to it.

>>6048525
considering these are creatures of the warp they will be weakened by the wards on our walls and the anti-psyker amulets that we carry. with our farms safely behind our walls, they will have to seige me which will give me a chance to attack them from below and behind using our ice shaping to create tunnels. we can even freeze them solid preventing demons from spreading their pestilence. hell if it gets really desperate we can just throw enough lightning rock over the walls to cause lightning to strike.

Rolled 49 (1d100)

>>6048525
Either bellow 40 or I pass

>>6048525

The Cerulan of the North have a strong system of widespread temples and religious body shaping warriors to fight off the plagewalkers. Their study of anatomy and bodyshaping allows them to cut away corruption and their strong immune system allows them to fight off disease. The flesh-shaping priestesses can study the nurgle beasts to find their weakpoints, and shape the Fourbeaks to take advantage. Flockwing scouts, instant communication to coordinate the war effort, and a large number of veterans from the recent grand crusades help too. The warriors also import some weapons and armor through the new temples to the south, and provide their scouting and communication services to the Burning Grass to help them in their war efforts. And when all else fails, and fire wielders they can Kill It With Fire.

>>6048798
Oh I didn’t read the part where I have to justify myself. Ok. We are nomads. We herd Dahu. We just invented Canning, air-tight canning. We will begin a war of attrition. With frost Mirror illusions we will perform hit and run tactics. We’ll hurl bolts of frost and retreat when the great pustulent beast draws near. We can also just, migrate away from its effective range and come back when it leaves

>>6048523
The tail-glown ropes have many uses. Though the council cannot recall the attempt at using lianas and Dahu leather to make fake-pouches, a quick glance at their own pouch gives them an idea: weaving. By tying the mass of strings together you can form a weird, flexible wire-pouch. Great for carrying all that canned food around.
(I have a lot of other plans with this rope)

>>6048525
from what i understand only the lurkers roll. And this is not also a development turn, just an event turn correct ?

>>6048525
The Ghostclaw warriors and shamans will face together this monsters, thanks to their faith in the spirits and ancestors. They will ambush this monsters at night hitting them with spells of ice and throwing rocks, before attacking them and finish them with their morningstars and stone bleeders. The runic amulets will provide aid in keeping their minds protected, as will meditation before battle.

>>6048822
Correct. Whitemane put you in deeper trouble by rolling :)

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>>6048826
here is what a Grower of Ghostclaw thinks of this.

>>6048800
If you need it our gates are open for your non-combatants.

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here is a scribe clothing.

I will be away for the next two days.

>>6049092
Duly noted. Thanks for warning.

I expected a bit more participation from outsiders.
I'll keep shilling my thread left and right to get a few more rolls;

>>6050045
i did some shilling with the Chaos Crowd. Threads kinda dead over there but maybe one or two people will show up here.

>>6050045
probably just summer

Rolled 21 (1d100)

>>6048525
Fuck you Xenos.

>>6050045
or maybe it's not their kind of quest. Which i can understand, just lurking or rolling doesn't interest me at all. They could do something like Breathless, but it might feel like "too many cooks in the kitchen" kind of situation. Depending on how its handle it.

I suspect people are looking for see how things go, and get an idea of what we can work with when in the space age.

Rolled 95 (1d100)

>>6048525
>Beast of Nurgle assault!

n-no. This cannot be. It’s not just some middle-demon of Nurgle… I brought company and a sickness that has been bred specifically for us. This will have major consequences to our food emporium

>>6050270
just invent vinegar. or Alcohol. lots and lots of Alcohol and Molotovs!!!!

>>6050270
Dw about it we have a resilient natural health. That and how Underhunters are built should help a bit. This will be our first big disease like a Black plague i suppose (i recon if we all manage to kill those chaos beasts they will live their shitty corpses behind. If not wipe or chaosification probably). With the difference, our civilizations are not that advanced, or with high pop.

This will suffice for a while since we cannot cover every single aspect of civilizations on our own (this is one of the reasons why the death of Icey ones was such a blow to us. One less tribe means > no tribe that turns in a underhunter civilization with his own developments, territory and skills. While other races will already have everything you expect them to have. Which is ... is mildly annoying}.

Hopefully i will able to get my armors and make a proper step to bronze age religion. Then expansion.

I'm still missing two "suck it 40k nerds" rolls
I might roll them myself tomorrow.

For now rolls are assigned :
>13 for attack on Grassgreen
>54 for attack on GhostClaw
>49 for attack on BurningGrass
>21 for attack on Jupiter
>95 for attack on BadBack

Next rolls are destined to Whitemane and Cerulean.

Rolled 37 (1d100)

>>6048525
Neiglen commands it

>>6050417
BAD BACK! NOOOO!

>>6050417
Well at least green grass isn't getting fucked well unless they roll a nat 1

Rolled 76 (1d100)

>>6050417

>>6050595
Oh well. I am putting up a good fight at least

Or maybe i am just coping

Rolled 78 (1d100)

>>6048525
Do it Nurgle!
Slaanesh is rooting for you!

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>>6050450
I’d make that deal.

>>6050814
One of us needs to invent toy-making. I have a plan to invent the Propeller Hat, but I don’t know if I’m allowed to without having a bone carving culture first. Plus I wanna make 3 specific things with Rope…

Rolled 10 (1d100)

>>6050417
>>6050615
Rue'Vahn, there may be those who Rue the day your vaunted dice were rolled. Does Chaos grant the Cerulan their 1 in 5 base chance of victory over the vice of filthy filthy sloth? Let's find out today!

>>6050417
Dr Dragon, do you want us toss dice or are you cackling madly and just adding more Kaiju everytime one of us rolls?

>>6051218
It will be enough; I have trouble for most of you.
I am still surprised on why Badback asked for more trouble here >>6050595 by rolling umprompted; will try to write this morning.

>>6051370
dude... i literally rolled in answer to you assigning me a DC.

if that is not clear might i point you to >>6050601

because it would not make any difference what bonuses or mali are applied to me after that. the DC is already fixed. But fine.

then i hope i at least get to roll twice against those attacks.

>>6051375
I was doing a little bit of "Trolling"
Sadly, there won't be rolls in answer to that event. Just the pile of rubble some call consequences.

>>6051379
ah great. Civilistation gone without any recourse.

being hyperbolic here. this probably just gonna hurt a lot

>>6051380
Honestly you'll be "fine". This would have been devastating, maybe game-ender for GrassGreen or GhostClaw

>>6051383
i absolutely get that. i was doing extremely well beforehand. well just gotta put on the Big Hunter Pants and pull the belt tighter..... if my hunters had invented pants yet. they at least got straps for their bows.

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On their effort to claim back the historical territory of the Icey Ones, the Cerulean tribe met the towering scouts of the walking forteress on its way to slaughter Hunterkind.
>78 for attack on Cerulean
Despite their well-thought plans, supply of veteran, amazing logistics, fleshcrafted Fourbeaks and support of BadBack, the sheer amount of colossal piles of rot is simply overwhelming.
Part of the gains of last crusade are stripped away. Your loss are countless.
However, your fleshcrafter made a discovery : the beast are Under Hunter. Your own kind, wearing patches of cerulean and lilac colors. Wearing the vocal poach of IceyOnes, turning songs into disease-carrier.

Grassgreen clan's smartly use the terrain and their trapmaking to harass the beast before it makes it ways toward the settlement.
>13 for attack on Grassgreen
This is extremely efficient. Looks like the Home Turf advantage is real; the Grassgreen tribe only lose a couple hundred of hunters in the scuffles.

The Ghostclaw's clan attack at night. Their superior mystic tools and weapons seems to hurt the atrocities.
>54 for attack on GhostClaw
However, they are a tad unlucky : four Beast converged at once on their home. Two were taken down by Vanguard. One was mobilizing all able troops in the heart of your territory.
And nothing was stopping the last one... Except She-who-shall-not-be-named.
The Mother of the Night, the Taboo entity always dwelling nearby, didn't liked very much the aggression on her designated prey.
The onlaught of arcana pelted the beast, stripped its flesh away, turned it into a lifeless husk.
If anybody saw the events they might reconsider the role of the Great Night Mother in the Pantheon

>49 for attack on BurningGrass
The defensive nature of the land of the warring tribe of BurningGrass, coupled with logistics allowing troop transport, prevented the monster to deal too many damages.
However, fighting close and personal the pox-ridden abomination had a cost : dying of sickness or poison is an oddity for an Under Hunter. Most Warrior engaging in those close quarter fights developped green-filled bubons and died a few days after the fact.
Of course, some were luckier than most. It seemed that your high-born have a stronger resilience to disease than the lower classes. You lost several thousand hunters, but the ennemy is repelled and you territory is safe for now.

Jupiter based its defense on Vertical Guerilla Warfare, mounted archery allowing raining arrows from close but safe positions (on the way down, followed by painfully long hours of climbing back).
>21 for attack on Jupiter
The height and verticality of settlements helps tremendously the defense effort. The Tunnels delvers are the one suffering most from the attack, but nothing outlandish.
Kill them! Kill them all! My Brother can't step his ugly foot in this frozen garden!
Your god's command is clear. You're on a holy crusade.

Badback's strategy is using the Bow and Warpway to harass and quickly redeploy. Alas (for them), they suffer the blunt of the attack.
>95 for attack on BadBack
Around as many beasts assault their territory than all the other combined. Despite the good strategy leveraging their strength, the warrior are strained and the eldritch horror carve a second home in the heart of Hunterkind.

Like most of their fellows Hunter, Whitemane's tribe member fought a war of attrition against the pestilent beasts.
>37 for attack on Whitemane
Unlike most of the other, Whitemane's ability to reposition their nomadic dwelling send the towering beast in a merry goose chase, letting them whittling down the attack of titans without unrecoverable losses.

The Chaos Onslaught is still in progress.
Now, What will your tribe do in this age of rot and decay?

>>6051403
is this development related or general tactics?

>>6051404
Depends if your prefer to fight or tinker that turn.
You have two actions thanks to last turn. You can take two fight actions, or two development actions.

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>>6051403
>Using Cryomancy, hatred for the newfound foe and their intense interest of the Bow a particularly obsessed hunter searched for new ways to combine these gifts to mutiply the Killing Prowess of the Under Hunters agains the foul spawn overrunning our defences and squatting in our territory.

>His Invention were the the Slayer Arrows, specilized to cripple abd destroy the stinking hordes. Razor Sharp Arrow tips crafted from hardened Ice and tipped with serrated metal. Infused with Psychic Powers these arrows become especially powerful at banishing the foul husks spewd out from the warp. even when not killing outright the destruction of intertnal tissues makes these beasts even slower and as such easier prey.


>These beasts being so close to our homesteads and the central corporation can not be allowed to continue. They shall be driven off with Hunting Prowess and copious amounts of fire.

>>6045214
Jupiter if our pact still holds bring copious amounts of light moss to apply to our arrows. These things shall burn!!

Also Pic related is where i want to strike. A crooked X marks the Spot.

>>6051413
You hardly need to ask, sister tribe. We are delighted to further our god's plan and to assist our allies.
>>6051403
The Jupiter tribe will mobilize our entire economy, our gatherers will collect lightmoss and transport resources to the south, our artisans will devote themselves to creating stable foodstuffs to be used in combat and bricks to help in rebuilding, and every able bodied Pongo will rain hell down upon the accursed interlopers with infernal fury.

>>6051402
>If anybody saw the events they might reconsider the role of the Great Night Mother in the Pantheon
Did someone see it or i can decide ?
Not sure i wanted it at this point sound like a very high DC

>>6051476
It's a potential GAINS for you. That mean spend a development action on religion and night mother.
You can not change fundamentally what it is (a local spirit feeding on Hunters that is rightfully feared by the tribe) but you might do something else from this. I'd say you need to find a way to feed her souls of Hunter before anything else if you want to spend your turn on that.

>>6051402
“>13 for attack on Grassgreen
This is extremely efficient. Looks like the Home Turf advantage is real; the Grassgreen tribe only lose a couple hundred of hunters in the scuffles.”
Jesus… a 13 and they still lose HUNDREDS? On a Single-tile tribe? How much of a population boom did increasing our lifespans by 14 really do?

>>6051524
The answer is. YES

I dont think i wanna know how many hunters i lost even with asymetric hit and run style tactics

>>6051403
If we have access to Tail-glown rope, thanks to trade. I would like to use this age of war and pestilence to invent knot making and weaving. Many weapons will come from this: the bola, the net, the sling (not the slingshot).
As well as tools like the basket to carry food and materials.
That’s right, fake pouches:take 2
>invent knots and weaving techniques so the rope can catch and hold stuff

>>6051524
I want to crank numbers up. We're no longer in mudhut tribe stage, we're deep in antique Hunter age. An hex is around 1000km big, and you colonize those.
>>6051527
You lost like the equivalent landmass of France and Poland to Nurgle. Loss are counted at least in the several tens of thousand, if not hundred

>>6051529
I'll interpret that as "threading the gown into thread, proceed create rope and knots"

>>6051541
Motherfuckers. Yeah. Fire and Brimstone are the only reasonable answers to this. And i might have to meet up with Ghostclaw to get some runes that allow me to trap their souls and purge them even from the warp.

We will require strong blanks to do it

>>6051403

The tribe survives more by luck than any true skill or prowess, but luck can turn sour in an instant. The tribe requires tools and weapons that can lay waste to these beasts. Simple clay and pelts and sinew simply are not enough. The tribe finds inspiration in the clay kilns, there occasionally are found shiny stones, soft in the heat instead of hard, stone that melts like water then cools back to stone, stone with the color of brilliant sunset sun. The tribe calls it sun-stone shaping, and hopes it will give them a much needed tool to slay the beast.

Copperworking

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>>6051403
>Ghost Claw Tribe Advancement so far : Assassins-like tribe prefer night opportunism over natural matriarch ritual duels and natural hunts, cave nest, using rocks/shaping rocks (Rounder rocks for Bludgeoning, oblong rocks sharpened into Piercing points, flat rocks faceted into edges) + synergized with Shape Ice, turns the projectile into ice blades, boulder or points, Observation behavior, Subjugation, Tamed Holey Moleys, Meditation, Ethereal Spy - Grants your tribe +5 to replicate one research from another non-blank tribes, Agriculture (Fire Ferns), Holey Moley Metal Claws, Primitive Tombs, Spirituality, Everstone Totem (5 spirits), Primitive Painting, Defensive Shelter, Ice Weapons, Stonecarving, Rock Tools (Stone Bleeders), Stone Carved Houses, Shamans, Liana Hunter drawing style (Ghostclaw painting), Symbols Etching, Writing (+3 to Psyker-based runes rolls), Stone Runic Morningstar (+ 7 in Fight rolls. Divide by 2 the efficiency of Armor. Runic. Don't stack with Ice Weapons), Assimilation, Scribes, Clothes (+1 in negociation/diplomatic rolls), Runic Amulets (+4 roll when "Protection" from the Warp would matter. [Clothes synergy, +4 to rolls where Insight from the deceased would help. Only when appropriate for DragonQM]), Gaa"Nhat'çae Code of Law, Great Catacomb of Gaa"Nhat'çae

>>Ghost Claw Tribe Failed Advancement : Snow Shade Spell, Painted History, Failed Spying for Nursery Keeps, Faith Great Night Mother (Taboo), Runic Stone Armor, Makers Workshops, Written History

>>Development Turn : The Hre"Adi-Jark - Stone of the Silent Faith

"With the death of Matriarch Gaa"Nhat'çae Ghost Claw (She-Snow-Calm Ghost Claw), her daughter, Gaa"Asd'hre Ghost Claw (She-Stone-Death Ghost Claw) has become Matriarch. Her rule started in a difficult age, has it always was for Ghost Claw, foul warp spirits attack and the Great Night Mother showed herself somehow. But Gaa"Asd'hre has found guidance, when from a dream she had seen from the spirits, she was able to write down on a great stone of the faith of the tribe. She writes of our gods, what they want, what they have done. This is our most important Hre, this Hre has such value that none could hold it in their hands. This holds our Adi-Jark, our Silent Faith"

https://pastebin.com/zKHsPmF9

Fully written in the pastebin. A change from tribal spirits, to gods. With some mythology throw in there.
(image is representation of a portion of the stone which is like a pillar in size and form, a thinner Ghostclaw house in a way)

>>6051403
>Ranged weapons (javelins, slings, ect)
Knowing that engaging in melee with these monsters is folly (and that there is no honor in dying to sickness) the empress takes inspiration from her neighbors and commissions the creation of weapons to kill as many of the foul beast as possible before they enter Claw to Claw combat.

>>6051403
>Develop Heroism

The elderly heroes of the crusading era: Flayer Flocking Agatha, Bonelord Fourbeak Alorne, Eightbeak, Warsinger Rememberer Kale and the oracle of the Frozen Queen gathered together to discuss to invasion. A priestess was sent to the great courts of Burning Grass, and even across the borders into Jupiter and Badback seeking Underhunters of wisdom, valor, and might to devise a way to combat the rising tide of filth. It had been said that there were those in the south who knew how to weave strength into the blanket between this world and the dreamworld, and such a weaver was especially sought, as Flockwing said that the monsters pulled their powers from the impossible realm of dreams.

Agatha, who had always dreamed things as they were, declared this to be an invasion from the dreamlands, and thus a battle of stories and wills rather than mere might and magic.

Kale reminded the council of the old cult of decay which had vanished when Songate in the east fell long ago and suggested that the old songs of the Banshee goddess IcyOne might reach their souls.

The Eighbeak argued that like all battles, this one could be fought with many weapons. For lifetime now his warriors had practiced Flockwing Warfare, cutting off the limbs of the defeated and encouraging them to join the Flockwing Cult. The towering ones could also be de-limbed and brought low.

Alorne suggested that the ice-singers who would be brought for political reasons anyway also shape funneled domes of ice which would channel the howling ancestral wind. Then his Fourbeak firekeepers would fill the windchannels with fire, and the channels would hone it into a cutting blade, as he had honed beak into speartip. He would also take one of the cunning young warriors of promise and make a similar funnel for him of shaped bone, to project fear and flame.

The elders would gather a crusading army, cut down the foul kaiju, and sing the deeds of the great heroes who did these tasks, showing the rot worshipers that their god was weak and that they should submit to the superior Flockwing faith. The body of the Underhunter was already durable. What did the Plaguefather offer that the Underhunter did not already have?

Rolled 44, 17, 15, 98 = 174 (4d100)

>>6051413
Badback : Slayer Arrow - 1d00+10
Might improve next roll.
Badback 2nd action : War - 1d100 + 20 (Bow; Warp assault

Jupiter - Supporting BadBack's war effort - 1d100 + 17

>>6051529
Whitemane : Ropemaking
1d100+2

>>6051700
Grassgreen : Copperworking
1d100

>>6051727
>Ghostclaw : Religion
1d100+10

>>6051838
>BurningGrass : Ranged Weapons
1d100

>>6051863
>Cerulean : Heroism
1d100

>Currently rolling for Chaos effort.
First dice is the target of BadBack and Jupiter.
Second Dice is the one east of BadBack.
Third Dice is the one adjacent to Cerulean.
Fourth Dice is the Northenmost.

Rolled 64, 36 = 100 (2d100)

>>6052018
first die is with a +10

second die is with the +20

>>6052018
and those northmost chaos corrupted Hunters are really entrenching themselves.... a mini nurgles garden. That might have to become a priority target to stomp out.

Rolled 98 + 2 (1d100 + 2)

>>6052018
Come on, not a fail

>>6052043
that'd be Nets, Bolas, Slings (throwing rocks and iceballs tied to Dahu Horns) Baskets and the Yo-Yo.
Next up? Propeller Hats and finally the Archeon. Golden Age!

>>6052044
specifically, the toy is called a Hun-Hun and it is a polished iceball with a deep trench in the middle of running the whole way round. You balance the sphere on a rope that rests inside the crevice in a loop. Try to see how low you can make the ball go without the rope falling out. If you can make dance along the floor while you are standing up and the ends of the rope are parallel with your shoulders, you are considered Cool

>>6052044
I'll sell you a complete string and rope process, nets, and Yoyo as cultural-defining weapon-Tool (+7 to anything Yoyo related)

Rolled 100 + 10 (1d100 + 10)

>>6052018
"We live and die for our Adi-Jark"

>>6052060
yeah. yeah you do. religious crusades when?

>>6052060
- The gods are very damn real
- The gods have each a chosen in Hunter Form
- The Night Mother also have a chosen which is an antihero.

>>6052057
that stacks with Dahu armor, Dahu mounts and Psyker-Fighter, thats nearly a +20, I'll take it

>>6052057
>>6052070
honestly? I'm glad my Cultural weapon is the Yoyo. a ball made of hard material tied/containing/nesting a strong, thick rope leads to a lot of cool weapon ideas. Flails, ball'n'chain, Kendamas,etc. And on Horseback tying a rope and heavy ball around someone's leg and dragging them around while you raise ice spikes behind you to shred them is a very cool visual

>>6052060
>>6052070
GHOSTCLAW LETS FUCKING GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

At last.

>>6052062
Soon
Before that i'll try to get armors again. It would be really cool if i had those so i can look the part

>>6052076
i dont care much for religion. trade instead of fighting?

Rolled 81 (1d100)

>>6052018
I'd say I'm rolling to burn down the house while playing with incredibly hot molten metal...but the vast majority of Hunter infrastructure are made of stone and clay.

>>6052043
Good to see someone's dreams of rope coming true.

>>6052175
and your skipping at least straight to bronze up there

>>6052180
Bronze would be pretty nice. Maybe we could introduce Nurgle to some bronze tipped arrowheads?

>>6052190
could work yeah. though right now i developed psychic Frag arrows. but the Bronze Arrows could be useful to shoot Lightmoss into the enemy without setting the moss of with too much psychic activity.

Rolled 14 (1d100)

>>6052018
Holding out for a Hero

Also: Jupiter, and Badback, would you like to engage in any trading or cultural exchange with the Cerulan barbarians? Flockwing priestesses are happy to erect agri-temples of learning in any nation willing to host them.

Burning Grass: How would you feel about sending the second or third daughters of your nobles to a sort of universal learning center to mingle with intelligent minds from across the crack? I'm not ready to build such a hall of learning at the moment what with the invasion, but plan on doing so once peace breaks out if I can find some takers.

I suppose heroism wasn't meant to be.

>>6052454
as i said above. not really fond of religion so no temples on my clay.

Trading could maybe be arranged but you would have to see to it that you get it home yourself since i would have to enter negotiations with Burning Grass to get access to my webway back to shorten travel times dramatically.

which considering the political situation might not be feasible.

That Idea about a learning center could be workable. however an archive and good connectivity all around could be very helpful for that

>>6052084
Uh ? Why did you ask for crusades then. You send two different vibes.

Trade will happen when it happens or not, so we will see.

>>6052707
I was more meming that you discovered religion and would start a crusade like Cerulean

Rolled 64 (1d100)

>>6052018
Give me weapons to murder better khorn I beseech you

>>6052454
Sure I'd be willing to do that

>>6052640
I could always just act as the middle men like your trader's trade with mine and then mine trade with his.

>>6052787
That could work. I guess borders are not impenetrable and Hunters still talk with each other even if i am a bit paranoid about your northern Brawny Hunters.

However Logistics are your problem as soon as it crosses into your territory.

So we're still missing Jupiter's roll and this is as good an excuse as any to procrastinate on drawing the update...

You guys can sort out a business agreement as a free action.

>>6052787
>>6052454

i could probably offer access to some of the earthenware i buy from Grass Green and throw in some of my older Bone-Sinew bows without steel reinforcement for your warriors to use as long range support. Also some of the fine foods i get from Jupiter at times.

Or even mercenaries for the north if you want to.

pretty sure you still dont want slaves so i wont offer those.

What would you be willing to offer in return?

>>6053005
Offering excess earthenware will destroy your next turn's free Barter System action.

>>6053023
i am getting that stuff on a regular basis?

If i cant offer that without loosing that benefit then i will need a good offer if they wanna get that Earthenware.

>>6053005
Too be honest I don't have as many trade goods as you but I could offer currency, food stuffs, (I'd offer old armours but they are probably too big for your people), and thunder stone jewelry.

Yeah I just kinda want to set up passive trade between the three of us as a sort of background thing that our people do. Not so much the actions of states but people.

Rolled 56 + 17 (1d100 + 17)

>>6052018

>>6053117
i was thinking about a deal to sign as general softening of relationships after a long time of general tensions.

but one can make it a general thing.

>>6052454
Yes, would love agrarian assistance with the western mountains, I'm sure our writing and clay would be well suited to your temples. What else could we potentially exchange? I have expertise building in vertical terrain, as well as foodstuffs, and quite a menagerie of domesticated animals.

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The conjoined efforts of BadBack and Jupiter are just enough to contest the territory from Nurgle, then take it completely back.
This is due to the development effort of the Demon-Slaying Arrow, a new surprise tool damn effective against things with a strong Warp presence.
Moreover, by sheer luck, the Nurglist of the East of Badback's territory doesn't made much progress and the Merchant clan is able to contain them - for now.

Once again, the Eastern Peak showed tremendous progress.
The GrassGreen clan built bigger kiln. Those let them to create a new kind of Earthenwork : harder than clay or glass, the new discovery is dubbed Hardearth.
Moreover, mixing sparks of Hardearth to Earthenware or glassware let the tribe discover a new range of material and colors to express themself - limited for now to two hues, red from Hardearth, and blue from Fernflowers.

The Whitemane tribe discovered a way to use the tails of the stormdwelver to make strings :
Exposing the tail to cold and wind why spinning them on a long Dahu bone breaks the structure into strings, that are braided together, in an insanely strong rope.
Soon, rock are carved and a new culturally-defining weapon-tool is created : the Hun-Hun, a grooved stone cylinder.
This let the mounted warriors to send a devastating half-ranged blow, and pull back the weapon.

But the most striking change comes from Ghostclaw.
The attack of the atrocities crystallized believes and awoken the Pantheon of Gods, no longer mere spirits but real entities.
How do you know their presence is a true story and not a fairytail? Well, avatars walk among you, coming back in a new-hatched hunter once the previous Avatar dies.

The ideal of Heroism doesn't hold in the Far North of Cerulean.

Souther, the BurningGrass matriarch spared no expense to find a way to fight efficiently without compromising in close quarter with dangerous, infectious beasts.
Several attemtps are made. Until a solution is found : some Hunters are trained at the youngest age to throw massive round rocks at a distance.
Those specialist are trained since a young age to work on their range, accuracy and carry capacity.

In the Far North, however... The garden grows.

>What next?

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>>6053698
Finding it unacceptable that hunters can so easily get infected by the plagues carried by these monstrosities the current Matriarch of the Clans send envoys to Whitemane, seeking their rope to use as a binding material to hold together hides, to create makeshift extra pelts worn over the hunters pelts that can be discarded after being soiled when close combat with the enemy can not be avoided

Second Action is to attack the last Nurgelite realm to try and stamp out any chaos corruption in my territory.

>>6053698
The hardsmiths of GrassGreen set to work forging weapons of war, members of the butchering and clay working guilds coming together to make a new guild focused on the shaping of hardearth. These weapons, and warriors to wield them will be sent to the north, that our brothers are well armed against the monsters they hold from our doorstep.

>>6053708
So do you wish to develop the Warpway? or take an excruciatingly long walk in the mountains?

The Hun-Hun is a great striking weapon. But on Dahuback, it is tripping and dragging that wins fights. We shall shape a new spell, unlike any other. An Enchantment. From shards of Glacial Drifter ice, we will pour our Psyker essence of Frost inside them, then beat them into our Dahu's Hooves (less horse-shoe more hoof jewelry). When an Enchanted Dahu runs, the rapid contact with the earth awakens the ice shards, making trails of ice spike shoot out behind them.
>The Winter's Gallop, an enchantment upon a Dahu that lets them make ice spikes behind them.
This will allow us to grapple someone with our Hun-Hun and drag them face first through a row of sharp daggers

>>6053698
>Fourbeak Mounts / Warbreeds

Having had partially domesticated fourbeaks for some time now, the beastmasters and fleshshapers continued to work with them to make them more suitable to warfare. Rather than goad a few fourbeaks to disrupt a village ahead of the main attack, the fourbeak were shaped and grained. Made larger and capable of carrying a rider. The riders for their part used staves, spears, or nets to disrupt the foe and allow the fourbeak to tear them apart. The fleascrafters added ligaments and imported metal edging to the mouths while toughening the hides to make them resistant to enemy claws. More than that, the beastmasters dulled the Fourbeak independant streak to push them towards being pack animals, like the Underhunter. During the wars in the east, the fleshapers were also used to remove nurglite corruption.

In the south, with the invitation of the BadBack, the Flockwing Priestesses began setting up temples and providing their now traditional services of agriculture, education, long distance communication, and portal-trade. They also brought the concept of currency from Burningrass lands and the Rememberers told stories of the mighty heavy infantry in their stone castles.

Meanwhile the Jupiter rejected the priestesses of Flocking. Flockwing, for her part, said that this was because they were servants of Farflyer the evil god of pointless plotting and deception for its own sake. The Jupiter even sold Underhunters as slaves. While the Cerulan and the Flockwing didn't have a tradition of slavery, they were opportunists and were willing to trade food, fleshcrafting services, and currency in exchange for more conscripts for the endless wars. In particular, the Cerulan were happy to buy any rebels or dissidents. The mindcrushing was antithetical to Flockwing culture, which said that people should learn from their mistakes, . While the Agathites could supply the Cerualan with an endless host from the flesh-cauldrons, Flockwing had forbidden it saying that way led to social death and tyrants strangling creativity in the interest of maintaining power.

As the Underhunter population grew, and cultures mingled, the great minds of the Cerulan contemplated the establishment of a grand university to be attended by any who could afford the price, there to gather the greatest minds among those with the resources to implement change.

>>6053371

Feel free to copy the Cerulan agricultural methods if you'd like. The Cerulan have partial domestication of Flockwing and Fourbeak which they use for scouting, hunting, and war. They don't have the proper culture or climate for Dahu cycling, and the Dahu aren't meat eaters like the Flockwing, the Fourbeak, and the Underhunter, which might confuse them at first. How could one be beastfriends with those who won't share the carrion feast? They'd get it eventually when the Dahu ate from the mounds, but I imagine that they'd need to see glorious lancers to really appreciate the Dahu.

While I could do interesting fire-related things with earthware, I don't have plans to do so at the moment. Just saying, clay can hold more than pickles. You could try converting kilns to blast furnaces and move into the metal era if you wanted.

If you do ever decide to accept the temples in your territory, they'll offer the same services that they do to the other cultures they've been embedding in, namely telepathic communication, dedicated education, birb scouting, portal trade, and generally fostering trade and communication between nations. Flockwing doesn't care if you accept the faith or not so long as refuse is donated to the temples and the priestessess can maintain the sanctity of their portals and treasuries. Also, if you choose to allow at least one Flockwing temple at the site of the proposed City, I'll send a Bird Lawyer down there to advocate on your behalf saying that you've met your city goal.

>>6054095
You mixed up Jupiter and myself. Jupiter is the one touched by tzeentch. And we both make use of slaves.

And traders are welcome but i would not allow temples to be errected. To any god/gods. If you need a place for your portals to be maintained that can be arranged.

>>6054115
And i already have metal. I am buying earthenware and stuff from others and reselling those luxury resourses within and outside my borders

>>6053791
Yeah Warpway needs expanding for that trade to become possible. I will provide a map soontm

>>6054115
but thinking about it once more. i could allow ONE tempel at the edge of my territory linked up to my own path network for trade. and maybe allow access to my archive if you want that in return for some education.

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>>6053791
blue expansion first. orange afterwards since i just need one tile to get to whitemane lands. dont wanna jump into those right away due to their own wishes.