>>108112
Join the Rainforest tribe!

I would like to suggest a new culture if it is alright.

Imma go tundra

>>108129
Last time, part of the reason things fell apart were an overload of tribes. We are sticking with five in this particular iteration, with maybe a new tribe appearing much, much later.

Mountain tribe

Claiming a place in the Mountains where I belong.

Is the mountain tribe the only one that is neighbors with everyone or are the icons more like the location of the tribe?

>>108112
Joining

Also
>God is plants
>Plant more god
my fucking sides

>>108112
Joining to beach tribe.

Here is the first culture sheet, for the Savannah Tribe. The rest will take me about 8-10 minutes each to make, to give you a guesstimate of time until we begin, but this is being posted immediately so you can see some of the fun PATCH NOTES we have implemented!

For example, there are now three COMBAT STATS assigned to each tribe! The flow of Tribal Combat occurs as such.

Both leaders roll (X+1)d100, where X is their tribe's Mobility stat. Whichever tribe rolls higher is the one that attacks, and the other tribe is forced onto the defensive, regardless of who initiated the attack.

The attacking tribe rolls XdY - X is their Offense stat, and Y is the number of tribespeople engaged in combat.

The defending tribe rolls XdY as well, where X is their Defense stat, and Y is the number of tribespeople they are anteing in the combat.

Offense vs Defense - whoever has the lower roll loses the number of tribesmen they ante'd into the combat. If the winner has ante'd half or less of the loser's ante, the loser also halves their current population count (not counting the Ante), to represent either CRUSHING RETALIATION, or CRUSHING VICTORY.

This is not as complicated as it sounds, I've play tested it extensively, but it does sound very complicated.

Outside of that, there are three other stats.
CNTM Rate is the Cultural Contamination rate. It begins at 0 by default, and increases by 1 for each trade route you make. Certain trade agreements can increase it further. At the beginning of each turn, I will do some rolls behind a screen (Xd100 vs Xd100, where X is the cultural contamination rate of the two connected tribes) - for every 300 that a tribe beats the other tribe by, the lower-rolled tribe will adopt one of their traits.
INCDT BR is Incidental Birthrate. It is 1 by default for every tribe, and increases by 1 per 25 people. Of course, as always, certain cultural traits and technologies can increase it further.

CONT'D IN NEXT POST.

>>108193
They are all where their icons are, roughly. The big separate part in the middle is a mountainous forest/marsh that leads up to an active volcano with a massive caldera.

>>108204
If the speedsters arent completely addicted to coffee already then thats my goal

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>>108235
I am a fucking clown.

Sweet, this 2.0 looks vastly better and gives me renewed faith in your GMing. The previous clusterfuck of literally 3 hours of banter and maybe a single turn done no more!

Love the new 4 sections like >>108240


I claim ore tribe.

>>108291
It's mountain tribe now, and it's probably not the same.

My game plan is to be a trade town devoid of it's own culture and focus heavy on combat ability to improve relations/fear/good reason to trade. Also to cope with Richards shenanigans.

>>108312
Why not become this world Switzerland and become a neutral mercenary country.

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>>108291
Thank you, I put much effort into this.

Let's explain some more things, specifically, resource management!

Incidental Birthrate is a pretty simple stat to take care of to begin with, right? 1 new Incidental Birth per 25 people, with a base of 1. But you have to feed these new people, or your tribe will go hungry.

Resources come in 4 levels - Abundant, Steady, Unsteady, and Rare. You can equate these to numbers - 4, 3, 2, 1. Every 1 Incidental Birthrate needs 2 of some kind of food resource, 2 of some kind of water resource, and 2 of some kind of clothing AND/OR shelter resource.

What are the consequences of failing this benchmark? The first turn you can't, your Incidental Birthrate will drop immediately to zero, regardless of cultural benefits or otherwise. After that, it will decrease exponentially, -1 the first turn past starvation, -4 the second, -9 the third, and so on, until your population returns to a sustainable baseline.

What else is important? Well, you can trade away resources at a determined level now. You can trade, for example, 1 unit of an Abundant resource to another group, decreasing your supply to Steady, and increasing theirs to Rare (if they don't have said resource).

Additionally, cultural contamination only counts per trade connection, not per level of product. You roll for cultural contamination twice if you're trading two things to another tribe, but even if you're trading all 4 units of an abundant resource to one tribe, and then 1 unit of a rare resource to the same tribe, you still only roll twice.

Does that all make sense? I'm willing to clarify if anyone has any questions.

>>108354
Also whoops forgot to change the thing in the top left. That's the Mountain Tribe, obviously.

Joining the beach tribe !

>>108220
Beach brother ! Let's ready everyone to the upcoming destruction !

>>108382
I'm going to sleep.
see you tomorrow.

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Anyway, I h*cked up, so let's try that sheet again.

Anyway, anyway, TECH TRADING! Tech is important! The person sending the tech receives an increase of 2 to their Contamination Rate, rather than 1. The person receiving the tech needs to hold the trade for at least one turn to cement their gaining of knowledge - it's not immediate.

Anything else I should go over while I'm here?

>>108458
Something happened to that picture and I can't open it. Or is that just me?
What about moves. Is it still one action and one culture move that can be interchanged?

Claiming beach tribe

>>108517
Another ! Good !

>>108517
>>108537
As a game plan since we fear the apocalypse we should try to be as defendable and as heavily armed as possible. That way the people will feel safer and we can deal with threats.

>>108554
or become hedonists because anything else is futile and will end anyway

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>>108497
balleted because I messed up

Almost ready to begin. Can I have a roll call?

>>108554
We can build a huge forteress of a big ship where everyone can be safe ! But why heavily armed ? We won't fight disaster ! We have to gather as much food and supply as possible !

>>108574
But what if the apocalypse brings horrible abominations? We need to defend the obelisk to insure our safety!

>>108574
OR a big ship*

Present

>>108567
(I figured it out.)
Mountain tribe. Here.

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Now...

A link to all the culture posts and...

>>108567
>>108492
>>108354
>>108240

BEGIN THE GAME

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Example of how CULTURAL EVOLUTION works

Also I almost forgot

Every tribe receives one Tribe Action, one Research Action, and one Culture Action per turn. Culture and Research Actions can be exchanged into Tribe Actions, but not vice versa.

>>108722
I suggest as tech we research basic stone tools, as a tribe action people build basic huts out of ancient bricks.

>>108596
I think our cultural action must be all free time must be spent training your body or your time. Tech wise we should research rope to make Bows and our action should be to explore for new food sources

>>108735
Pleas try to indicate which tribe you are in when you make a post :3

>>108706
Cultural: games are allowed to exist, but they are reserved as rewards for accomplishing impressive or important feats/works/discoveries.

Research action: boiling unclean water so that we have purified water supply.

Tribe Action: protect the goats that produce the most amount of milk and fur and breed them together.

>>108735
>>108745
My bad forgot my trip

I can't decide if I want to join Jungle or Savannah tribe. Which one needs another member more?

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>>108706
As the only Savannah dude

Tribe Action: Scout the local area for anything of use, let the speed spirit guide you
Hoping for coffee or better yet cocain

Research: Look into how local soils/sands react when mixed with water
Trying to find something cohesive

Culture: Every 5th day is a celebration of mobility and speed, all day you must be moving in some way, failure to do this results in you being buried up to your for a day, deprived of the speed spirits love

>>108747
I think that
>all free time must be spent training your body or your time
because it would make us stronger and smarter

>>108722
>Tribe
We dig a deep foundation for a snow village. We dig until we reach compact frozen dirt/ice/whatever, and pile the snow up on the walls. The dogs help us dig.
>Culture
Every third dog born is eligible to be a food supply.
>Research
Making ice structures with bone tools

>>108763
Im off in a bit so i'd say Savannah

This auto post things shit

Let me suggest me make huts out of ancient bricks as a action. As a tech we figure out basic stone tools. As a culture action the people must prepare for the end of the world in order to insure there survival.

>>108742
I don't want to do any culture because I think we are going to become a trade town. Let's just build around that and turn the contamination into a positive.

How about
Research: Burning rocks for metals.
Action1: Build goat pens.
Action2: Dig homes.

>Tech
Tie to develop more advanced Tooles
>Tribe
Start to build hut near the monolith
>Culture
Start to instore a fear of inactivity - hardest the effort the better

>>108776
Snow tribe rep

Someone should take over for me, i gtg and i've posted nothing else.

Anyways, i say we begin researching how to create makeshift thatch huts in the jungle, and begin small farming operations and plant shit

>>108789
Any room in sand tribe

>>108706

I'll play for Jungle for now since I dont see anyone one their team.

Culture: The oldest member of the tribe is the leader with a small group of elders consisting of the next oldest in the tribe making up a counsel who advise the leader.

Tech: Begin work on some type of weaponry for protection and hunting of other sources of food.

Tribe: Experiment with the strange herb to find out more information about it.

>>108800
pls no becoming silly trade town.

Your decisions are okay though.

>>108775
and achieving new personal benchmarks is rewarded with games of some kind.

>>108789
Later we should think how to make Our own bricks.
+alcohol from cactu

does anyone have a open tribe? An OG civ fag would appreciate you wipper snappers help.

>>108855
Join savannah please, mainly because i gotta go soon

>>108855
Do you know how to draw?
If Yes. welcome in beach tribe.

>>108846
I don't think it's going to be easy to avoid becoming a trade town. We are right in the middle. It's that or a war town I think, but I'm not the king so whatever.

I don't think we should boil water because we have enough for the next population boost already. I'm not sure we have anything to turn into rope. Otherwise I'm happy.

Is this a good middle ground:
Research: Metal. Burn ore and try to make something better than stone.
Culture: All free time must be spent training.
Action: Protect the goats that produce the most amount of milk and fur and breed them together.

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>>108860
This good?
Sand tribe the original monolith builders. Building a monolith.

>>108884
:3

>>108789
>>108852
Culture - ???
Tribe - ???
Tech - Reverse engineer bricks

>>108876
sounds good. I support this.

>>108912
What makes beach believe the apocalypse is coming the monolith?

>>108977
They attempted to decipher some of the words on it and that's what they think it says.

>>108937
Culture- Every monolith built delays the apocalypse
Tribe find a better water source

These work?

>>108994
I think that will just make your people think monoliths help, but Richard has a plan. Whatever it is he's going to do it no matter how many monoliths you make.

Richard gives pretty good hints to most of what happens. Just pay attention to the wording of what he tells you.

>>109013
If the people think monoliths will help then they think monoliths will help. Just because they believe something doesn't make it true

>>109013
It's our tribe mess with after all, they think it'll work then we have a field of monoliths

>>109024
My point. So why do it?

>>109021
someone's been paying attention

>>108989
Hey Richard
Can we discover new animals and shit in biomes?

>>109037
Why do people do a lot of things. We merely guide the tribe we are not the tribe.

>>109043
Yes. There are many animals in each of the biomes.

>>109042
So yeah we should probably go make a self sufficient impenetrable fortress. What say the rest of the beach bros?

>>108772
For Culture, Eugenics based around speed and dexterity?

>>109063
That or/and try and translate more of the monolith

>>109071
We should do both so maybe we can get some info on what we should prepare for.

>>109068
I was going to introduce a system with reward next turn, trying to think of something other than the standard ones though

>>109100
Giant game of tag to decide who gets first breeding rights?

>>109103
NOGAMESALLOWED

>>109103
No time for games!

>>109103
I could get behind that, maybe not breeding rights necessarily because it'd be more genetically beneficial to have both the men and women be faster, so maybe some sort of rank which will influence breeding habits naturally

Is there room for me in the beach bros?

>>109071
So how about this for the first turn?culture: the oldest member of the tribe is charged with maintaining and translating the monolith. Action: make some homes using the ancient bricks. Tech: basic stone tools.

>>109120
I say speed eugenics. The fastest and dexterous gets to breed the most.

>>109071
Sounds good.

>>109129
Yeah I don't mid reading ancient texts. At least the kids won't bother me.

>>108706
>>109129
Our action.

Just so we know WHAT TRIBES ARE TAKEN AND WHAT NEED PEOPLE, I'm taking a quick ROLL CALL

If you're active and playing, just link to this post once, make one response to it, and I'll tally up things. That's it.

Also, while we're here, thoughts on the new ruleset and whatnot?

>>109134
Yeah but thats typically only a male only reward, getting to fuck as many women as he wants

But it's better if the men and women are fast so what do we give the women?

So either they all get something more, rank is a type of eugenics in that people of higher rank get with people of higher rank and in this case they will all be fast.

Or alternatively men get to fuck whoever they want, and women get some sort of rank, maybe speed shaman? They get impregnated by only the fastest man at the time

Also, if you don't have a name, PLEASE GET ONE so we can keep track.

>>109182
Sand bro here. About the rules I'd like to see what becomes of it later in the civ as this is the most advanced rule set I've seen in a civ thread.

>>109182
blooloop.

I love the new stuff you have done.

>>109183
Rank based on speed for breeding sounds good to me.

>>109182
here

>>109182
Beachbros
I like the new ruleset personally

>>109182
I'm glad I waited for this and am staying up to play. Looks good. Only thing I can think so far is that I'm a little worried things like "language" will not account for much given there's no place for it in the rules.

>>109182
The only acceptable response

YEEEE

>>109182
Here

>>109207
Also i do like the idea of the x fastest women becoming speed shamans, who basically all get knocked up by the current fastest man. Which due to old age will get slower and replaced, avoiding any chance of incest bizz.

>>109215
Codified languages make trading technologies easier when done in mass amounts.

>>109182
Here

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>>109222
>>109215

>>109218
I like the sound of that.
>>109232
Shit, had WiFi off.

>>109232
So we meet again old friend.

>>108492
Claiming

I'll be leaving after first post but SavannahBros

I'm thinking we should try and find coffee/cocain/ect as we are all about speed and these would pretty much be physical embodiments of speed, we mass produce it and we can trade it with the other tribes as a high value commodity if need be

And if cultural contamination gets anybody hooked that'd be an incredible bagaining chip

Just a thought to consider

>>109255
We should also think about an efficient and fast to learn, write and speak language

>>109182

Jungle tribe

sorry was getting some food

SAND TRIBE ROLL CALL
>>109201
>>109208
>>109209

SAVANNAH TRIBE ROLL CALL
>>109218
>>109232

MOUNTAIN TRIBE ROLL CALL
>>109215
>>109206

RAINFOREST TRIBE ROLL CALL
>>109251

TUNDRA TRIBE ROLL CALL
EMPTY

Lurkers, if you would be so kind - the Tundra Tribe requires members urgently. If someone wants to move into the Tundra Tribe, that would also be appreciated. Rainforest Tribe is also looking rather empty :<

>>109273
>>109271

Rainforest I mean

>>109182
;)

I think that all five tribes have made their decisions.

>>108876
>Mountain Tribe's choices

>>109182
>>108567
Claiming tundra

>>109273
One question is the setting in anyway magical? Or is it a plain old group of tribes just trying to make a place for themselves in the world?

>>109287
Maybe we should leave it ambiguous for maximum culture building.

>>109287
I wish to know this as well

>>109287
I would think that it's more the case that magic exists but requires gigantic effort and consistent focus. Anything is possible, but every turn is 1 year so don't expect anything for a while.

Also we need turns coming in faster, we need to make decisions faster too.

>>109277
We should invent fire (tribe) and research basic production tools (hoes, axes, hammers, etc) next turn

>>109287
I already predict the apocalypse is just the ancient sand bros telling us about the dragons.

>>109315
Great, now I want ballistas when we dont even have a proper home. Guess we'll see whats happens after 50 years.

>>109312

Fire may not be quite so easy to just invent.

I am down for tools though. I was going to suggest starting to cultivate the berries to increase our food supply.

Any other ideas? Did you see our first round choices?

>>109287
Magic is just things science couldn't explain at the time they were discovered

>>109324
I just want some god damn music in our lives.

>>109331

We also need to work on a better water supply and some short of shelter

>>109325
If se invent fire we can burn shit down for agriculture (space+fertilizer)

>>109315
I think this deserves a more appropriate name

>>109338
Fire may allow us to estirilize water by boiling

Any suggestions for next turn guy's? I propose we search for a growable food item to farm.

>>109340

What I'm saying is I'm not sure Richard will let us just invent fire with out having some way of acquiring it first.

I could be wrong though. If he will let us use an option one turn to discover fire I'm down for that.

>>109344

Yea I know, I understand how important it is. I think you are underestimating how easy OP will make it for us to obtain is what i'm saying.

>>109349
I would like to search for other tribes early on, but we do need food...

>>109349
Growable food is the action.
Tech how about irrigation or agriculture,
and Culture should be the old are tasked with decoding the monolith?

>>109296
>>109287
it's very very low magic
>>109300
is close enough for further elaboration to be irrelevant
>>109353
correct, i will not. you need to have something that can burn, and then something that you can hit together to make things burn. if it takes too long i might take pity on you and toss a bolt of lightning your way.

ANCHOR POST: LINK YOUR TURN SUMMARIES HERE WHEN THEY ARE 100% PLANNED

>>109361
I'd rather us not live off spiky cacti and dirty sea water.

>>109353
Knowing richard, if de provide enough context he'll probably allow it.
Im kinda writing some for the tools

>>109129
>>109369

>>109376

I'm thinking we should explore up towards the volcano, hopefully find a lava flow and boom, we got fire.

Where are we going to get fresh water?

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>>109369
>Research: Metal. Burn ore and try to make something better than stone.
>Culture: All free time must be spent training.
>Action: Protect the goats that produce the most amount of milk and fur and breed them together.

>>109376

Are you good with these actions, if so I'll link them to Richard for our turn.

Culture: The oldest member of the tribe is the leader with a small group of elders consisting of the next oldest in the tribe making up a counsel who advise the leader.

Tech: Begin work on some type of weaponry for protection and hunting of other sources of food.

Tribe: Experiment with the strange herb to find out more information about it.

>>109387
Good question, where could you possiblyfind water in a desert?

>>109387
Think we'll have to find it untill then its cactus juice for us.

>>109390
Awesome,

>>109392
Yeah seems appropiate, maybe incorporate dried vines (ropes?) in the tool part

>>109369
Changed culture, nothing else was mentioned

Tribe Action: Scout the local area for anything of use, let the speed spirit guide you
Hoping for coffee or better yet cocain

Research: Look into how local soils/sands react when mixed with water
Trying to find something cohesive

Culture: Have regular tournaments where tag is played to encourage agility and speed. The top 3 men who win get their choice of women and the top 5 women become speed shaman who will be impregnated by the current fastest man when the time comes.

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>>109387
>>109393
>>109396
Lets get digging boys

>>109369

Rainforest actions

Culture: The oldest member of the tribe is the leader with a small group of elders consisting of the next oldest in the tribe making up a counsel who advise the leader.

Tech: Begin work on some type of weaponry for protection and hunting of other sources of food.

Tribe: Experiment with the strange herb to find out more information about it.

>>109418

If you are talking about making rope we already have it.

Did you look over the culture sheet?

>>109429
Better wait untill we get some better tools as I doubt some rocks attached to a stick is gonna cut it.

>>109442
I did. However fighting tools can be created w/o ropes (pointy sticks) and by specifiying the prescence of ropes in them we make sure richard gives us better weapons (axe/hammer thingies made out of sticks tied to old log pieces)

>>109273
Yea sure I'll tundra, gimem a sec to find out who they are

>>109469

I was hoping he would take into account our ropes when we were working on weapons but yea, specifying that may not be a bad idea.

>>109393

If you didn't see our discussion we would like to incorporate the link above into our tech action if its not to late.

Well im off to sleep, stayed up 2 hours too long as is

GLHF

>>109463
We could try to find an oasis of some sort. and settle near there, but that is kind of random chance...

>>109491
What do you say we do next turn?

>>109493
We could but we need to be near the obelisk to worship it. We could try cultivating large amounts of the cactus near it perhaps?

If those other dudes who said they were Tundra come back, I'll follow their lead, but otherwise:

Cultural: Killing dogs under the age of 7 is punishable by death.

Action: Work on breeding dogs to create a more steady population.

Action (2nd): Dig into the earth to begin construction of subterranean homes.

>>109483
Sup mate. Thoughts?

>>109273
Well I will jump into the tundra

>>109509
Not a bad idea at all

>>109285
I dunno if you're still around but if you are I'd say

Action: Explore territory (aim to find a better supply of water and meat)

Culture: Dogs are as important as people

Research: Fire
The fire might be hard since sticks and twigs are rare supply, but its kind of needed for the rest of our advances.

Alternative, research internal heating (i.e. build special snow houses that get extremely warm inside by sunpower during the day)

>>109512
ah you're here

I like the culture idea but I'd suggest trying to get our basic neccessities sorted

>>109509
sounds like a good idea. Or maybe become migratory. spend some time at the monolith some time at the oasis.
DOOOOOOOOOM

Are there any slots left for a tribe?

>>109547
Savannah

>>109547
Like one or two in each friend

>>109547
Savanah has some I believe, tundra also.

>>109547
Last count I saw there was space in every tribe. We only have 3 here now.

Any tribes want a member then?

>>109586
Savannah

>>109591
>>109586
They need it

>>109586
My advice is to see how the first turn plays out and just join the tribe you like.

>>109521
I agree that the dogs are too important for food. At this point, until we can obtain something like whale blubber or trade for wood, investigating fire should probably be on the back burner (heh) for a turn or two. In terms of heating, if we have built subterranean homes and have a stable heat source, we should be set. Underhouses are easier to heat than any snow structure.

Cultural: Dogs have an equal right to life as humans.

Action: Assign people to become "boilers" whose job is to boil snow and ice to become water.

Research: Investigate methods to fish fish and other sea life.

>>109586
Tundra could use another guy.

>>109521
>>109606

From what I can tell we got crap land and not a lot of resources besides our dogs, lets put them to use
Do we have any info on what season it is right now? Or is this just a perpetually frozen shithole we got

Culture: Ensure the good treatment of healthy dogs

Research: Dog Sleds. Using what wood and bone we have we could try making dog sleds to get to richer areas of the tundra or keep up with game

Action: Migrate westward. Might be more resources along major river

Going to need a tundra consensus in the next 10 minutes or so and then I will begin posting the turn.

>>109619
Each turn takes through 1 year, and there are seasons, but they are relatively mild for the time being and don't noticeably effect many things in the depths of the tundra except freeing up some of the water.

>>109606
Sounds good

>>109619
Just saw the major river, not sure how far we can get to it but migrating there would solve our water problems.

With our limited wood/bone sleds probably aren't happenin tho

We got 10 mins so
I'll say mix em

Cultural: Dogs have an equal right to life as humans.

Action; Migrate west towards the major river

Research: Fishing

>>109630
>they are relatively mild for the time being

I don't like this.

HOLY SHIEET. RICH IS BACK.
Well, claiming the Rainforest tribe. I know culturaly isnt and wont be anything like the grass one but I am soft for tribes with bandages.
>>109434
I am totally ok with this. But I dont see the point in that culture trait. We could exchange it for an action, like exploring, or start farming our own berries

>>109633
Ok I support this
Ya wood is gonna be a problem for us in the future

>>109633
I agree with this. Sleds and Underhouses definitely need to be on the future docket. Link the summery to the summary post, Bird.

>>109639

It goes along with the avoiding dying theme and it gives us some system of leadership.

We have to advance culturally too

>>109635
I did promise at the end of the last thread that in this time, the events would be much more rapid.

Basically, remember the frequency of new tribes in the first game? That frequency will roughly be the frequency of world events on this volcanic island.

>>109621
Rich this
>>109633

consensus get

>>109657
>volcanic island
uh oh

>>109369

Found the anchor post. Dis
>>109633

>>109657
That sounds pretty cool
>>109656
Yeah. I guess you are right

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T2 BEGIN
No world event.

>>109635
Sorry I was gone for so long, had to take a massive shit in the ocean ;)

Any open slots?

>>109740

Pretty much all tribes have open slots I think

>>109752
Beach and Tundra are full, I believe.

Where did the other sandbros go?

Alright guys at the moment we have jack shit, anyone want to cultivate cactus, also maybe have some people dig in the ground for something good like water or clay?

Thanks Richard

>>109759
Alright, we got rare fish as an added resource now
Do you think we can make the rest of the trip this year?

Our cultural suggestions last turn all rotated around TREAT DOG GOOD so I don't think we have any hanging over

Maybe Culture: Dogs must be trained (?)
It'll help in case we get attacked and other various ways.

and then to support it Research: Dog training
:U

This is if we make the rest of the trip. The tribe building actions would resume on that end.

>>109752
Cultural: Berry gatherers are to teach ThE young ones if they can no longer work (Elderness, injury)
Tribe: Invest in rudimentary tools, axe, hammers, hoes, etc
Research: Vines are to be stretched and tensed,used to move heavy things. (May lead to bows, that lead to fire [ill explain later])

>>109784
Lets get clay and build makeshift clay tools to improve our efficiency, unless there is any other resource we can use for tools around here.

>>109805
Alright then dig for clay, that way we can keep pumping out bricks. Any other suggestions?

>>109736
=/

Well my ideas for the next turn are:
Trait: There's no time for love. Breeding is forced and regulated to maximize population.
Or use this for a action and start trading with someone.
Tribe: Get them goats.
Tech: Metal tools.

I'm off to bed. Night.

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Here comes sum fresh meme boi

Sweet. Now that everyone knows that rules we can power through turns a lot faster.

Culture: Productivity and hard work can include making things that are pretty, provided the objects of beauty are also useful in some way.

Action: throw spare seeds of vegetation in an specific area, along with dumping organic waste there. (basically making an area that is fertile and has higher biomass, which will help selectively breed goats with higher food supply)

Research: upgraded tools with the poor purity copper.

>>109817
I say we have your cultural idea but a bit modified so that anything that productivity=pleasurable.

So being successful feels good, doing job is fun even if others might not think so...

that type of thing.

So is there another Mountain tribe person or am I now the only one?

>>109804

Yea I get where you are going, like a bow drill? I still think we can better get fire from exploring near the volcano or trading with another tribe. It would be alot easier

I'm down for making tools but I think we need brainstorm and see if we can get more in the action.

What exactly are you talking about with the berry gatherers? Like start having teachers so our children are smarter?

I think we should explore our rainforest for new resources. Possibly hunt some animals that we find for new food sources/usable parts.

>>109826
Rainforest is closer to jungle, forest, mire (swamp) than to grass...

>>109844
B-but muh bandages

>>109805
Other than search for clay maybe we could cultivate some cacti near out homes and people could begin collecting drift wood so we can eventually get fire and make bricks?

>>109840
If you're talking resources, fishing nets arent really complex and are a stable food source, we can always "upgrade" our newfound ones. Eldest citizens as teachers seem like a smart move, kinda like a pre-guild artisan system, but w/ farmers/gatherers.

>>109801

Alright snowmen, some propsals for what we do next
Action: Get to that river, the river is life
Tech: If we get to the river this turn then maybe canoes? Feel like the nomadic lifestyle might be fun and these would compliment that
Culture: Teach our people more survivalism skills? not sure what to do for culture. we could just do more dog shit

>>109801
It wasn't written on the sheet, but I assumed we already had "trained" dogs. If Richard says we don't, I support that, but if not, maybe now is the time for sleds? It could help the second leg of trek west.

Assuming the dogs are already trained:

Cultural: The "lorekeeper" passes down tales of our antiquity orally to the next generation.

Research: Dogs sleds (and the requisite training).

Action: Continue west towards the mouth of the river.

If they are, I support your plan, Bird.

>>109844
Also we got medicine. But yes.
>>109804
>>109840
I think our priority is more food now, also discovering fire with the volcano should be much faster. So I propose:
Cultural: Elder people are to gather and teach the young ones the way of living (we education now)
Tribe: Invest in rudimentary tools
Tribe2: Explore rainforest and volcano OR start to develop farming technics to make our own berries.

>>109881
Perhaps a better way to phrase that cultural action would be "the ideal person can be self sufficient in the wild"? That could be cool, I guess. Canoes could also be good, but let's wait till we actually at water. We can't actually test canoes without water to put them in.

>>109882
They're domesticated enough that you can snuggle up with them, but not really enough to give them orders. They just are under control enough to not murder humans.

>>109918
In that case, I'm for >>109801

Thoughts, Dan?

Any sandbros still here?

>>109908
Fishing would be quicker tho, se already have nets.
Mire had better medicine tho

>>109869

Not just food, we dont know anything really about the rainforest. Once we find animals maybe it will be some that are more useful than just for food.

I'm down for teacher option for our cultural action

Exploring our surroundings for our regular action

I thinking our tech should be to work on agriculture. Plant more berry bushes, etc.

Also we should think about shelter for next turn potentially.

>>109926
yup, our elder seems to have had a stroke or something though...

>>109925
culture: dog training
tech: sleds
action: west to river

this seems like what we need

>>109935
Alright I can support this.
Not sure we have the mats for sleds yet but with luck we'll get it on this journey

I want to suggest something in advance tho
When we get to the river

HUGE FESTIVAL TO CELEBRATE

>>109908

see >>109933
for what I think we should do this turn.

>>109931

I'm ok with subbing out fishing with our nets instead of agriculture for now, but I still think we should do it soon. A surplus of food isn't bad, if we get an abundant amount we can start trading it.

>>109934
So what do you think of my proposition, or maybe you have a better idea I didnt think of?

>>109949
Nope, sounds good

>>109942
>>109935
Locked and loaded. I support this. God speed, intrepid snowmen.

>>109942
fuck ya, hopefully with plenty of fish to eat and sticks to fetch

>>109931
Mire had shit on our medicine.
Also you are right. Fishing nets is the thing. So my new propose is:
Cultural: Elder people are to gather and teach the young ones the way of living (we education now)
Tribe: Invest in making a fishing net... for fishing
Tribe2: Explore rainforest and volcano

>>109869
>>109965

Yea, this is basically what I said. Lets lock it in.

Maybe we should add in the culture that after evaluation the elders divide the children into what they seem to be most talented in for specialized training.

We may have to make that a separate cultural action.

We should think about shelter building in the next turn or two. What type of shelter do you think we should build?

>>109949
So. You locking in our turn?

>>109965
How are shitty medicinal herbs better than neutralised venom

Changing my name.

Culture: Productivity and hard work can include making things that are pretty, provided the objects of beauty are also useful in some way.

Action: throw spare seeds of vegetation in an specific area, along with dumping organic waste there. (basically making an area that is fertile and has higher biomass, which will help selectively breed goats with higher food supply)

Research: upgraded tools with the poor purity copper.

>>109961
>>109942
Considering that our new BoO will be pretty close to mountain territory, perhaps we could happen upon some of their natural resources like copper and goats? This would be very helpful for future tool tech. Hopefully this doesn't bring us into conflict.

>>109985
I'm waiting for the recap post.

>>109993
Alrighty then.

Tech: Cultivate cacti near the brick huts for food and cactus juice.

Action: Begin collection of drift wood to use as fuel in the future.

Action: begin digging for clay.

Am I the only Savannah tribesmen?
>>109759
Can we convert actions into different ones?

>>109992
Should be able to live in peace but if we can't, well
Well, we have the dogs :U

>>109979
Shelter building must be after begin farming

>>110024
Hanging houses fron trees would be fun, not practical, but fun

>>110028
>>110024

I was thinking some sort of shelters in the trees. It would raise our defense and we already have ropes. There are bound to be good trees for building shelters in in the rain forest.

>>110016
You can convert Culture and Tech actions into Tribal actions, but not any other conversions.

>>110031
Shelters should probably take lot of resources. So first we must have materials and tools to make these things

>>110036
Both in the same turn?

>>110042
I'm not sure, but for now, no.

>>109759
Can I get an update of existing tribe members?

>>110037

Yea, I didn't mean right this minute, but we will need to in the next few turns most likely.

If we don't have more shelter, food and water we wont sustain a larger population.

Tribe: Begin domesticating the lion
Tech: Begin developing rope via leather
Tribe: Harden mud into bricks

>>110058
>Domesticating the lion

HAHA good luck with that

>>110046
>>110052
Please?

>>110058
>Want to domesticate lions
>LIONS
>friking lions
>only weapons are stone knives
You want to die a lot right?

>>110064
The Mire domesticated crocodiles.

>>110058
How about tumble weed houses?

>>110046
Whns next turn

>>110058
Train first, then domesticate, it's faster, trust me.

>>110068
We must acquire more speed then.
12 hours
we could also do zebra
>>110074
Why do that when we have bricks to make sturdy houses

>>110070
They began to domesticate baby crocodiles 15 turns into the game.

>>110066
ROLL CALL

CONNECT YOUR POST TO THIS WITH JUST A RESPONSE SO I CAN KEEP TRACK OF WHO IS WHO.

>>110077
soon

>>110066

I'm not sure about all the tribes.

I think Rainforest and Savannah have room. Not sure about the others.

>>110070
Unlike lions, crocodiles are and have been domesticated outside of zoos

>>110080
Bricks aren't fast nigga.

>>110081

Rain forest

>>110081
sandbruhs

>>110008
>>110081

>>110086
Bullshit. Tamed maybe but if they were domesticated it would be all over the Internet right now.

>>110081
Savanah

>>110081
Honk

Tundra is doing this >>109935

>>110081
A zebra's fine too.
>>110086
We had cat-sized spiders and domesticated crocodile mounts. I'm sure we'll have the equipment to domesticate later.
>>110088
Nor are houses.

>>110092
>>110092
Crocodile farms exist

>>110081
Tundra

>>110084
More importantly, where the rats at?

>>110099
There were also never cat-sized spiders, and nobody rode any crocodiles. Please stop causing trouble.

>>110099
If your house is rolling across the savanah it is.

>>110070
Those were simplier, wilder times. Now we actualy know that the only weapons you have are knives. And 20 people...
>>110081
Rainforest here

>>110081
NIGGERBABIES!
>>109988

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>>110099
>>110109
droping this. Hopefully for the last time. Probably not.

>>110108
Nevermind, I looked it up.
Rainforest Bros here I come!

Crocodiles were more like buffaloes than horses

>>110081
Hey ho.

>>110112
If we wanted mobile houses, why not tents.
>>110102
And notice how they don't ride the crocodiles
>>110131
>lions
>zebras
>equivalent to giant scorpions
We're domesticating zebras.

>>110132
Also, may I suggest we train a few of those oh so intelligent rats?

I look away to play dark souls for like 10 minutes and all of a sudden people are talking about hyperinteligent rats and mounts... what happened?

>>110144
Domesticated =\= rideable

>>110144
Because that's boring. But I guess we can go tents instead.

>>110144
I am making fun that you wanted to domesticate lions. And that about riding crocodiles or giant spiders.
Also zebras are difficult to domesticate
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wOmjnioNulo