>>46535966
Voting Forrest

>>46535966
Valley.

>>46535966
Valley

>>46536010
Sounds neat. So a bunch of Elder Tree Giants?

I'll try to make sure it's not a Treeant clone though. So boulder throwing action will happen.
>>46536088
Kings of the Fertile lands? Can imagine a shit ton of agi stuff.

>>46535966
I'll third valley to get this under way.

>>46535966
Aquatics
But in the desert

>>46536088
>>46536106
>>46536132
Alright, sorry new anons, Valley it is.

Give me ten minutes to write and I'll get cracking.

>>46536146
Also, smilodon companions that we use to hunt mammoths, woolly rhinos, and Irish elk.

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Your name is Urrok, Chieftain of the Giant folk.

It has been many a long winter since your tribes exile, mighty chieftain. From the Frozen Halls of the High Father, Great God of all True Giants, you as the runt of the litter have led your people away from your Elder brothers, those who are of Fire, Ice, Storm, and Earth.

Where they specialize in the elements primordial, you and your people are one with the ways of mortals, and know the land fair. And in your long travels from the Frozen Halls, you have arrived at this fertile valley, with not much hardships. The Wooly Mammoths of the High Fathers herds, are but one of the few things you have to remind you of your homeland. Let us build a Hall to rival the High Father and more!

But Spring gives way to Summer, Fall, and Winter. You need food and sustenance to sustain such mighty folk. What will you do, mighty Chieftain?

A) Construct Homes. (Low Quality)
B) Scavenge for Food.
C) Scout the land. (Potential for good or bad)
Or
D) Write in.

Let's keep it simple anons, roll 1d10 when you're picking the option. 1st to get three votes wins.

>>46536274
>C
Let's try figuring out what we have to work with.
Rivers, caves, wildlife, the sort.

Rolled 5 (1d10)

>>46536274
>B

>>46536274
>B) Scavenge for Food.

>>46536274
A

Rolled 3 (1d10)

>>46536309
Forgot my dice.

Rolled 10 (1d10)

>>46536329
forgot my dice

Rolled 8 (1d10)

>>46536325
4chan does not like capital D's

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>>46536325
>>46536312
>>46536360

It's been a while. Breaking the tie and picking B.

Orruk sends word to his folk, to rest easy, and to hunt for food. The Mammoths are quite a hearty meal for small folk, but for Giants they last only so long. 3 hunters are sent into the wilds to forage and hunt, while the rest of the tribe rests and tends to the herd.
-
It would seem that the hunters were quite successful. Able to bring in two days worth of food. Enough to feed our small tribe of 10 Giants. (Orruk included.)

What now?

A) Construct Homes. (Low Quality)
B) Scavenge for Food.
C) Scout the land. (Potential for good or bad)
Or
D) Write in.

Rolled 6 (1d10)

>>46536446
>>46536309

Rolled 2 (1d10)

>>46536446
>C) Scout the land

Rolled 7 (1d10)

>>46536446
A

Rolled 10 (1d10)

>>46536446
A: construct homes

Rolled 4 (1d10)

>>46536446
C

>>46536535
Seconding because >dat roll

>>46536535
Thirded

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>>46536551
>>46536511
>>46536473

Alright Anons! C reached 3 first.

With their bellies full and satisfied, Orruk consults with his Builders. While true, Giants are not as famous as their Cyclopean enemies, their great strength and endurance can let them handle massive construction projects.

The builders are not as pleased with their surroundings, too used to the Frozen Halls, where strong stone, and thick ice could last for centuries and more. But they relent and set about collecting wood from easily felled trees.

-6+2+4=12/3=4. Average result.

Though you knew it wouldn't be the best of housing, the builders are able to construct enough wood huts to keep the sun off your peoples backs. We can only move up from here. (Basic comfort achieved)

Now that some homes are made, and some food to last us until tomorrow, perhaps we can see what really lies in this land?

A)Construct some pens.
B)Examine the Herd.
C)Scavenge for food.
D)Scout the land.
Or
E) Write in.

Rolled 3 (1d10)

>>46536647
>A)Construct some pens.

Rolled 9 (1d10)

>>46536647
>B

Rolled 1 (1d10)

>>46536647
Wut.

But my 10 was for building and then you did the building by the builders?

weird.

Anyway >>46536692

>>46536714
Ah shit!

Sorry anons, I misread the results. My bad.
Still getting my civlegs going strong. I'll make sure not to let it happen again.
:/

Why you guys rolling while voting? That shit sucks. People literally back good rolls and ignore the fumbles.

>>46536735
Add +five to that Anon's roll to make it up.

>>46536742
>Let's keep it simple anons, roll 1d10 when you're picking the option. 1st to get three votes wins.

>>46536742
Trying to speed things up. I didn't want them to cast their votes. Then have them wait for their rolls to come in. If it gets too bad, I'll try and do it differently.

>>46536749
Shhh. But to make up for it, I'll do it. If it gets 3 1st.

Rolled 6 (1d10)

>>46536647
>B)Examine the Herd.

>>46536796
>>46536693
>>46536692
>>46536714
Going to do a tiebreaker soon anons. Last chance to vote.

Rolled 4 (1d10)

>>46536693
>>46536796
Is QM using the rolls to determine what's in our herd? Because then yeah, I wouldn't mind seeing us get lucky and have a magic mammoth calf or something.

>>46536817
I guess I choose B then. I'm the third guy you replied.

>>46536817
supporting the dude who rolls tens all the time

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>>46536825
>>46536796
>>46536693

With some shade to cool Orruks rather large head, he begins to wonder how his siblings are doing up North. Perhaps they miss him. No matter, his home is here with his tribesman.

And part of his Tribe are the Mammoths, a gift from the High Father. He was always a pleasant, yet strictly just Giant. It is time to do a check up on them.

-9+6+4=19

And our father thought it was just to give a small herd to a small tribe, despite Orruk being one of his very own sons. A shame, yet justice is justice when a God says it is.

19 heads of Wooly Mammoths is nothing to scoff off, for they are loyal and friendly to their Giantfolk herders.

Perhaps it is time for us to do some real work. There is that rather healthy Bull name Dickus... Some new heads in the spring wouldn't hurt.

A)Construct some pens.
B)Scavenge for food.
C)Scout the land
D)Assess our situation properly.
E)Write in.

Rolled 7 (1d10)

>>46536920
>A)Construct some pens.
They need homes, too.

Rolled 5 (1d10)

>>46536920
A)Construct some pens.

Rolled 7 (1d10)

>>46536920
>A

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>>46536974
>>46536988
>>46536990
Fast anons are fast, wow.

Orruk, after admiring Dickus for the prize of the herd that he is, starts to feel that compassion only Giants know. A home for the herd, is a home for the heart. And the potential that they will serve our great tribe.

The builders had no issue of course. Yet building large pens long and tall enough for Mammoths, is a task fit for Giants to accomplish.

-7+5+7=19/3=6(ish) Average success.

The builders, with the help of other tribesman, begin constructing some pens for the Mammoths. It doesn't take too long, and by the time it's finished, Dickus soon leads his herd into their large domain.

Perhaps its' time for a meal? Or maybe it's time to get these Beasts breeding for the future spring? The land here is gentle, (So far) and the extra food, is always welcomed.

>>46537060
Oops, forgot the options.

A)Scavenge for food.
B)Try to breed the herd.
C)Scout the land.
D)Assess our situation.
E)Write in.

Rolled 8 (1d10)

>>46537060
>A)Scavenge for food.
We could always make the herd as a source of milk and fur.

Rolled 6 (1d10)

>>46537079
Food

Rolled 2 (1d10)

>>46537079
>B
Project Baby Moos.

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>>46537090
>>46537091
Taking a while, so I'm tiebreaking.

It's been a while since the last hunt and forage. Just thinking of it causes Orruk's great belly to growl. Even spooked one of the heffers. You calm the lass, assuring her she's not on the menu. (Yet)

You call for your hunters to go out and bring some meat, to keep the hunger away.

One of your kinsmen, Mous, mentioned that the herd can bring some good milk over the coming months. Just have to determine who is to do it.

-8+6=14/2=7 Success!

It would seem the hunters were very brazen. (As Giants tend to do) They have even slain a Sabertooth! The news brought great joy to the tribe, as the great beast was large enough to last more than a few days.

Perhaps one of our crafters can turn it into a fine cloak?

A) Craft a cloak.
B)Try to breed the herd.
C)Scout the land.
D)Assess our situation.
E)Write in.

Rolled 1 (1d10)

>>46537275
>C)Scout the land.

Rolled 7 (1d10)

>>46537275
breeeeed

>>46537295
>>46537291
Kinda feel like this is turning more into a B.C type of game. At the very least, this is could be like a savage valley.

Rolled 5 (1d10)

>>46537332
Just until we get properly set up with some sustainable growth, I imagine.

>>46537275
B for Babies.

>>46537358
Fair enough. We don't even have a name for this "settlement".

Though I guess if we build it up, the settlement can be worthy of a name.

>>46537377
If there's a significant amount of yew in the valley, we can call it Ýdalir.

Rolled 2 (1d10)

>>46537275
>B)Try to breed the herd.

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>>46537295
>>46537358
>>46537458

Alright Cue 70's disco porn music.

Orruk, in his infinite wisdom, sees the Mammoth herd is just too small for a tribe his size, let alone giants. Thus, he consults with his chief Shepherd to figure out a way to get these Mammoths frisky.

-7+5+2=14/3=4(ish). 4 Mammoths impregnated!

In hindsight, telling the giant who's main job was to just watch and move the herd to somehow get Dickus ready for "love" seemed like a strange, and socially disturbing idea.

The noises and sounds made by Giant and Mammoth still bother you. Yet Mous reports the first thing in the morning quite happy about the results.

Maybe it's time to settle down, and focus less on these Mammoths, (for now). To be true masters of this land, we must know more about it.

A)Craft a cloak.
B)Scout the land.
C)Assess our situation.
D)Offer a ceremony to the High Father.
E)Write in.

The Mammoths will give birth in 5 turns.

Rolled 9 (1d10)

>>46537523
>B
Really gotta figure out what's in the valley. If there are big cats around, and it wasn't just a stray, we need to be aware.

Rolled 6 (1d10)

>>46537523
>B)Scout the land.

Rolled 5 (1d10)

>>46537523
B

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>>46537544
>>46537546
>>46537610

Sally forth in the name of the High Father!

Orruk has grown comfortable in this soft land. Too comfortable. Whether it is that natural urge to subjugate the great and mighty creatures of the earth, or the blood of a God, Orruk inspires his folk to scout the lands, and to see what waits for them.

-9+6+5=20/3=6(ish) Average success.

The scouts spent many weeks, roaming the fertile valley, and only after the 4th week, did they come back weary, tired and seeking a good meal and some drink.

SCOUTS REPORT:
Wildlife;
Some Sabertooth dens. # Unknown.
Giant Bear are roaming the tree lines, and rivers.
Fish and game are large, and in plentiful # unknown.
Giant elk, are passing through the valley.
And a few giant sloths are lounging near the trees.

Foes;
The scouts, though busy with listing some wildlife, were worried over some disturbing tracks and fires. There is potential for rivals in this land.

Resource;
Good soil, fresh water streaming through the valley in a mighty river. Trees in plentiful supplies. It would seem we've found paradise on earth.

So much information. Yet Orruk must lead his people to glory!

A)Craft a cloak.
B)Clear the land (Farming)
C)Assess our situation.
D)Offer a ceremony to the High Father.
E)Write in.

Mammoths will give birth in 4 turns.

Rolled 6 (1d10)

>>46537730
>B

Rolled 3 (1d10)

>>46537730
B

>>46537794
>>46537854
If any of you anons are curious, I'm basing this on an Ice age era California.

Rolled 9 (1d10)

>>46537730
B.

>>46537876
Really? I'm that case seek tar >>46537876
pits!

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>>46537876
Neat.

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>>46537794
>>46537854
>>46537877
Nice.

Though Orruk has grew up in the icy wastes of his Father's homeland, (with much of his tribe) he feels a strange connection to this soft land. It would seem the power to adapt to the environment is within his tribe. Could we be a new breed of folk soon?

-6+3+9=18/3=6. Average success.

With little convincing, the tribe begins to clear space around the lower valley, seeking to grow crops that would one day feed the bellies of the tribe.

It took little effort on the Giant's part. Their strength was great enough to clear the land with little effort, though clumsy and new to the way of growing. Orruk feels that if we but only keep trying, we'll surely grow in knowledge of the earth!

But what next? Do we plant seeds? What kind of crops will we grow? The land is rich with good food, all we need do is harvest them for seeds first.

A)Craft a cloak.
B) Harvest seeds.
C)Assess our situation.
D)Offer a ceremony to the High father.
E)Write in.

Mammoths will give birth in 3 turns.

>>46537968
B

>>46537952
Cool map anon. I've always liked my home states old wildlife. The Valley is just too good of an opportunity to not use. So forgive my shilling.

Rolled 2 (1d10)

>>46537968
>B

>>46538001
Shilling forgiven. Nothing wrong with going with what you know.

>>46538057
>>46537992
It's getting pretty late anons. Got work in the morning,

Gonna archive this (Somehow) and pack it in. Let's pick this up next Thursday.

>>46538131
Cool beans, bud. Catch you next time.

Rolled 5 (1d10)

>>46537968
Gimmey your seed baby.