>>1448391
Copy pasting from last thread

Action: Scout out for animals that can be either ridden or are useable for things such as wool.

Research: The bunnys worried that their prosperity as been uninterrupted for so long that something might stop it in the future. In turn the bunnys devised a idea. They learnt that a particularly flexable branch combined with grass twisted together and notched to each end can launch things. They tried attaching the pointy end of a Sharpened improved digger onto a handle and when launched it stuck into the dirt. They dub this invention, a bow.

>>1448391
Copying from last thread

Research: better shelters/fortifications using the wood (to be implemented shortly, better to plan ahead of time)
Action: capture and begin domesticating the spiders we found to use their silk and other resources (potentially as battle mounts / hunting companions).

Other chickens had other ideas too.

also adding we should probably prioritize streamlining our system of governance. the monarchal alpha hen is fine, but a supporting council (parliamentary monarchy?) would keep the people represented and prevent uprisings and morale intact. Maybe 3 elected members to advise the alpha hen?

>>1448456
>>1448462
Yeah I'm cool with these ideas

Research: song. frogs need to learn how to sing to better there diplomatic ability, intimidation and develop culture more advanced then femboys (however qt they may be)
action: send scouts out to scout out the surrounding area

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Chickens learn to tame the spiders they find with their shared diet of insect, and bring a few to the animal pen they set up. The spiders can serve as a food source, silk source, or companion. They find that the female spiders are much bigger than the males and have venomous sacks, whereas the males have longer legs and no venom.

They continue clearing the forest, and develop improved construction of their shelters. Wood is stacked vertically and hammered with stakes, instead of being assembles in a tentpole fashion. These makeshift cabins greatly improve the coops.

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Bunnies try and scout for animals, and also create the bow. They also had a burrow last turn used for storage, alleviating space for bunnies in their burrows, at least for now.

Rolled 69 (1d100)

>>1448481
> 1-25: nothing
> 26-75: one animal
> 76-100: more than one animal

>>1448484
Bunnies find a herd of prairie sheep. Sharing their vegetarian sensibilities, the sheep are easy to tame and come back to the village, tied to the trees via twisted grass

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Frogs add to their jovial culture with Croak Music. Athletic competitions now include a singing event, where the winner is more revered than the other athletes as a result of their reverance towards frogs with female qualities.

They send scouts out the surrounding area to explore.

> 1-25: nothing
> 26-75: something ok
> 76-100: something terrific

>>1448497
Frogs find a clan of twelve of their cousin forest frogs who have a unique trait of secreting poisons. Given their shared biologies, the forest frogs agree to join the frog villagers back to their camp and assimilate.

>>1448503
Action: Implement previously researched fortifications to reinforce nests and other structures throughout the chicken settlement.
Research: Spider life cycles and morphology to integrate with selective breeding - aiming to selectively separate the spiders into bigger females and smaller males. Males can be integrated into nesting units as pets (and pest control, like cats), and females can be kept in the animal pen and groomed (more like canines) to hunt for sport and for defensive measures.

>>1448503
Action: Its time the bunnys create a sport. The bunnys begin holding archery competitions to not only make our people better shots with them but for prestige for the winners of them.

Research: The bunnys make sheers in order to harvest the wool of the sheep. Now with this combined with our already great skill at making clothes we can advance from grass clothing into the better alternative now that we have this material.

>>1448506
After this we should build more walls. Then maybe send a scout to observe the bunnies, they're the only ones we haven't met yet.

>>1448550
seconded. I figured priority would be structures already existing before starting a new project with the wall. and the leadership stuff can come after we contact bunnies, morale is good for now so we're not at risk, but having that in place would strengthen unanimity when it comes to negotiation/diplomacy

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>>1448497
research: begin working on boats, catamaran specifically. these can have houses set up on like lilly pads, but they have the added bonus of being highly mobile on water. they also look freaking cool

actions: begin searching for wood. were going to need it to make our boats

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Bunnies make a sport from archery. The excitement of the competition encourages many of the clan to learn and practice the skill. Bunnies also make shears to shear wool from their new sheep friends. They now has a supply of wool they can use to weave soft wool clothes, replacing their scratchy grass clothing.

Fast rate of growth forces new burrows to be built, but the overcrowded tunnels for when bunnies enter and exit start to annoy the bunnies.

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Chickens reinforce their nests with their new knowledge of advanced construction. Coops feel safer to many now.

Spiders are breeded for desirable characteristics, such as size and ferocity for females, and domestic pet companions for males.

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Frogs must construct more houses for burgeoning population and new forest-frog members. Tensions build a little from the introduction of the long lost brothers, dampening moods a little.

Frogs begin the development of wooden boats, but need wood. Their efforts of obtaining wood are limited to scavenging and sawing into thin trees with their knives.

> 1-25: nothing
> 26-75: some wood
> 76-100: lotsa wood

>>1448655
The areas the scouting party travel to are not harvestable by their existing tool sets, and they found no stray logs they were able to carry back to base. Sorry frogs.

anchor post

so chickens-

Action - Construct a wall around the perimeter of our settlement, starting from the east side?
Research - Education for young? Our population grows more slowly than the other species, but we can have higher quality offspring contributing with the right mindset

Unless there's something else we need more

>>1448656
research: begin developing halberds. these are incredibly useful multi tasking tools. they are incredibly effective as pole arm and cleaving weapons, work well as axes and can be used as fishing spears
Action: now with our new halberds we can finally get some wood to make catamarans so we can make more houses!

>>1448659
Sounds good. Then after that we can focus on that parliament system.

>>1448656
Research:The bunnys need to constantly dig and move large amounts of dirt and stone has lead to a new idea. They have created baskets to be able move quantities of goods much easier this way the diggers wont need to toil as hard and will help in other aspects of bunny life.

Action: The bunnys have always needed to deal with overpopulation within their home. However a idea was sprouted that could fix it while spreading bunny civilization. They decided they are to send a select amount of bunnys east and start another bunny village on the rivers shore much like the original. Of course they'd have everything they need to recreate the first one with its farms and masterfully made tunnels. With luck the presence of a second village will increase the bunnys growth and material harvest rate while solving the space problem.

>>1448656
>>1448659

I am gonna be off a lot today , so this are my propositions:
-A watch tower
-A Sistem of boy scouts for the kids to developement the youngs and other stuff
-Diplomacy

>>1448698
yeah I was planning on trying to get some sort of trade agreement with the chickens but the population issues come first. also I don't think watch towers are necessary sinse were in the middle of a lake. if they come after us were likely to easily spot them. also considering were developing mobile homes most of the frog population can get away quickly.

the boy scout idea sounds very good though

>>1448659
Supporting, though considering how the spiders have poison, it is essential that we try making weapons with it (preferably poison tipped arrows/spears) anytime soon so we can get experienced combatants familiar with it

The faster we get a range advantage, the later we have to worry about home defense

>>1448693
>>1448709
What do you guys think of wooden armor later on?

>>1448732
spider silk armor is even better - more durable and lightweight and flexible. something to keep in mind.

and personally, I favor diplomacy over conquering, so >>1448709
strikes me more as a defensive resort than a priority

too late to join?

>>1448742
nope
>>1448681
>>1448666
>>1448659
writing these

>>1448748
Cool! I'd like to be the cat tribe; i'll start with putting some points into law

I'm a newcomer to this and the /qst/ scene

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Frogs create a 'halberd' by sticking stones with a spade, axe end and narrow, pointy end into their fishing spears. They use these to cut trees to begin constructing catamarans.

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>>1448767
it doesn't work like that my guy, you gotta join one of the existing tribes

>>1448771
;-;

What if there was a new tribe in town?
Either way, i'm going to do some research on this. There are links in the early posts that I guess should be checked out before posting

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Bunnies move other bunnies down river east. This alleviates the population problem, and gives them more areas to harvest resources. The campsite currently has no crops, but over time plants will grow there as well.

Buckets are also made to carry resources easier, to the great joy of the diggers.
>>1448774
Previous civ evos added tribes, but they had caps on players per tribe, and I dont. Its easier for me to manage fewer tribes.

>>1448796
just one more tribe? c:

Lawyer cats, law points pls

>>1448769
research: improve halberds to be sharper and more effective
action: now we make catamarans with out wood!

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Chickens make a wall in the east, and start educating their chicks. Education includes understanding laws, farming, music, spider breeding, and early sex education, which encourages an increase in population growth. Since chickens have not developed any writing (yet), early students are forced to memorize all this knowledge, improving their memory as well as their critical thinking skills.

anchor and probably might be all for today, sorry folks, might be back in like 9 hours?
Maybe less

okay a written language seems important. I'll just put in that two cents before I head out as well

>>1448818
i think there should be a cat tribe, one that moves in overnight

two cents for if i ever see the thread again
G'night everyone

>>1448818
True. Do we want to make our own or adopt another clan's language?

>>1448813
Research: With the bunnys loving the sport of archery someone makes an improvement. A bow with a better base design and better arrows is invented to improve on our more primitive version.

Action: With such a large population the bunny council is taking a measure and implementing schooling to ensure the younglings are learned and educated. This way the future generations of bunnys will be more skilled and knowledgable than their ancestors.

Also have you considered making a Discord OP? It could help with player communication and keep shitposting out the thread.
>>1448856
If you find us we can share our language via trade. We'd have tried finding you guys by now if it wasn't a trait that chickens are naturally territorial when it comes to newcomers.

>>1448877
>>1448813
still lurking.

enjoying this dudes choices. supporting

>>1448813
Research: Build a watchtower at the old stockpile site.

Action: Breed with poison frogs. Bring the community together with song

>>1448813
>>1449022
Forgot name

back from the death , tell me a quick rund down my dear frogs

Eyyyy

>>1449199
Eyyy fat frog

>>1449199
>>1449212
Eyyyy

Someone decided to make singing a thing and wasted a joy boost. Cuz immediately after that we found poison froggy bros, but it made 1/2 the population uneasy

>>1449255
Poison frogs?
Good.... good indeed...
Ok lets get this shit done , lets form a new area for the poison frogs , and let elect a new chief that will remplace the old one of the poison frogs , pupeting them.
Also ,do the boy scouts shit

Any Space?

>>1449291
In the current tribes? Yes, as each may contain as many anons as want to join. However there shall only be as many tribes as OP creates / allows. So for now, only three to choose from.

I would like to join the rabbits

>>1449261
Elections happen at winter. Its literally set in stone

>>1449359
ooo yeah rigth rigth , but , if we dont want a civil war we should at least get one of the frogs of the type that didnt won as a ... second minister or smething like that?

>>1449363
I dont think anything happened that would cause that

>>1448856
If we don't invent Chickenscratch, what will prescriptions be written in?

Action: Send a search party out into the lands heading eastward
Research: Develop a written language, to increase economic and sociocultural permanence of knowledge.

Follow up, we found the Frogs, right? Did we ever come to any sort of trade agreement or are we just benevolent neighbors who know of one another? Frogs, how would you feel about gaining some of our wood in exchange for some of your mud brick technology? Layering mud brick and wood is way sturdier than either alone, and allow your watchtower to be higher (and our wall to be more impressive, and potential roads to last longer).

Chickens, frogs, thoughts?

>>1450448
We should be killing the frogs, not trading with them. Also, our logs are for building walls and important things. We shouldn't trade them for things we could make ourself.

Also, we should look into mining, quarries and rock gathering, shape some of the already existing axes to better go through stone and replace however many get converted

>>1450448
Neat idea.

United we can beat the herbivore bunny scourge. Next turn?

>>1450434
We should probably try to make wooden chariots driven by spiders, that way we can improve our transport abilities and not wait for spiders to get bigger. We don't even need charriots thinking about it sleds would be better for now since we don't have the wheel. They would be slow but faster than just going on foot until spiders are bigger.

They will also improve our combat abilities. We are falling behind the frogs and the bunnies

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Bunnies improve their primitive bows as much as they can with their current resources. The bows last longer, and the grass-string is thicker, though not exactly flexible and not as easy to pull back.

Education is started for the youths. Lesson plans are written in stone tablets of the tunnel walls, and include the basics of digging, scouting, farming, crafting, and foraging until they come of age where they will be assigned a role more specific.

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Frogs finish catamaran construction. They are happy with the mobile homes. A tower is being erected on land. It will take some time to complete. Poison frogs are being breed into the community. More poison frog offspring are soon running around. Frog tensions seem to ease by the tadpoles presence.

>>1450814
We have no mood meter

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Chickens invent a way to express their language by marking their wooden posts with their beaks in certain shapes. They also send a party to scout east.

> 1-25: Get Lost
> 26-50: Trek east but make way back
> 51-100: Find Bunnies

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Rolled 40 (1d100)

>>1450818

>>1450822

>>1448877
Good suggestion, gonna open it up to the players
http://www.strawpoll.me/12948880

>>1450822
>>1450831
Chickens find it tough traversing through the thick jungle, and end up circling back to where they came from.

>>1450746
Also we should probably get our spiders to make a few webs to capture insects

Frogs I suggest a tadpole nursery for the young. It can protect them and teach them classroom style.

They can learn the ways of scouting and fishing.


I also suggest that our explorer frogs that found the poison tribe write down survival techniques on tablets

>>1450848
I like what froggo said , so he has my vote
also what is our to do list?

>>1450805
I suggest this unless another bunny has a better idea

Research: Invent the wheel so we can attach them to our wood baskets and create carts for more efficiency and carry load. These could be either pulled by bunnys or our beloved sheep.

Action: Expand the farms to encompass a much larger stretch of the river shore. After all one can never have to much food and us bunnys are the best around when it comes to growing it.

I suggest
Research: Invent spider drawn sleds for transportation
Action:Have the spiders make webs in the jungle to capture insects

I dont see an anchor

>>1450979
we havent developement those froggo

>>1450981
I mean OPs anchor post, ya goof

>>1450985
i knew , it was a joke

>>1450988
Our to do list is about the same as what I wrote a while ago in thread 2

We could also make better relations with chickens by trading wood supplies for bricks and improving our structures.

I kinda also wanna explore tge lake. Send a group of divers out. Maybe we can tame some freshwater snek mounts

Set up a discord for those who want
https://discord.gg/R6zcW

anchor

>>1450998
Research:We bring in some lilypads to build a school for the tadpoles and use a boat tp build a hut for the young ones growing their limbs.

Action: The explorers from the poison frog expedition write down their survival techniques and experiences on slabs. Hopefully this gives an exploration bonus to rolls.

>>1450998
use this if the the other one doesn't work
https://discord.gg/r36b7By

>>1450995
yes , trade whit chickens
if things go well , we migth be able to get chicken workes if we need extra hands

>>1450958
>>1450998

>>1450998
>>1450963

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Chickens create sleds from wooden slabs and have spiders draw them with twine leads. It is good for transporting large amounts of resources, especially wood.

Chickens train spiders to make web traps in the forest to capture insects. The population growth rate increases as a result.

Other chickens, I say we should research the wheel to make our sleds even better. Make stone wheels.
For actions, should we focus on offensive power or defense?

>>1451065
I would say we go on the defensive

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Frogs take a turn to focus on the young tadpoles. The first School is created, and the institution is open to all tadpoles. A set of dorms is created on shore for those tadpoles growing into full frogs.

The scouts who discovered the poison frogs are asked to write their experiences so that travel through the jungle will be easier. Scouting rolls will be adjusted to account for this.

>>1451065
we are plotting in the discord, hop on in if you have time! We're prioritizing silk utilization, parliamentary implementation, trade pacts etc

(ps name change)

>>1451065
Action wise, I recommend learning Ribbetese now that we have a system of writing we can compare to the frogs. It would make diplomacy easier than an axe to the face.

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Bunnies find that by slicing their logs and making a hole in the center, they can have a way to move things easier than carrying them. They start with small buckets attached to wheel and axles, making it much easier to carry items.

They also expand the farm out, increasing their growth rate a lot more.

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anchor

>>1451093
I'm also for learning ribbetese

welll , i propouse we make that sweet trade whit the chickens
also research fire , even if we are frogs we need the fire

>>1451112
Action: Send an envoy north to the frogs to learn Ribbetese well enough to teach the rest of the chickens
Research: We need the wheel to improve our sleds

>>1451132
shit , yeah , trade later , we need to know chicken
also as we cant trade whit them , make the watch tower , i want to start the kingdom of frogs

>>1451112
Research: The bunnys seeking even greater food production learn to create fertilizer from rotting food and other waste to aid their farms.

Action: The bunnys scout out for more animals they can use like a beast of burden or something rideable.

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Chickens send a scout to learn ribbetese. When she returns, after an extended stay, she will bring back wooden plates of all the vocabulary that the frogs use in speech.

The chickens also create wheels, and primitives stick them on their sleds. The flat platforms can now pull resources much easily, but needs careful surveillance to make sure they don't fall apart.

Your discord invite expired. Wut?

>>1451234
https://discord.gg/M9qVd

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Rolled 16 (1d100)

Bunnies send scouts to find beasts of burden. They also learn how to make use of rotting food as fertilizer, adding a great boost to population growth rate.

> 1-50: No animals
> 51-75: One animal type
> 76-100: More than one

>>1451234
>https://discord.gg/r36b7By
>>1451236
Although the bunnies may be good scouts, the prairies are a large place. Maybe they'll have better luck next time.

>>1451112
Action: Frogs decide to go exploring in the lake and under its waters. They send an expedition of normal and poison frogs up northwest. Maybe they can find mounted beasts as well?

Science: While playing games the frogs were playing with nets. The frogs found a cool new way to throw small projectiles fuether than their froggy limbs could. They invent the sling.

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>>1451271
Frog scouts are sent to explore the lake. Their natural abilities in the water allow them to scout areas quicker, so provides them a bonus in scouting underwater.

They also invent a sling using nets and small rocks. The sport is added to the games they usually play.

> 1-25: Nothing
> 26-75: Something ok
> 76-100: Something terrific

>>1451304
thought I could do the bonus added in options but guess not

Even with the bonus of +10 to scouting in the lake, the frogs manage to not find anything. Better luck next time.

Anchor

>>1451309
Science: Frogs request to trade writings with chickens and learn each others languages.

Action: Expand lilypad village

>>1451309
Action: Chickens decide to use some of our excess lumber to craft more coops for our population to prevent overcrowding.
Research: With the cold season coming at some point, chickens dedicate time to finding ways to stay warm (fire)

>>1451309
Action: Begin construction of a stone bridge across the river with our knowledge of stoneworking. This is done in the hopes we can spread further once the bridge is completed.

Research: The bunnys research basic medicine

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Chickens craft more coops with their excess lumber to support growing population.

Fire is discovered. It will be a great aid in the cold months to come.

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Frogs requested a trade for chickenscratch wood plates in order to learn chicken language. It will take them a while to learn and interpret the symbols, but the school are already incorporating them in their classes.

The village is also expanded to encompass the growing population.

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Bunnies build a bridge across the river. It will take a while. Bunnies enter the realm of medicine by mashing roots together with tomatoes to make a healing salve. As this decreases the frequency of death, the rate of population growth is increased because of this.

The other bunny colony is slowly adapting the arts of agriculture the capital has used.

>>1451512

Action: Chickens begin actively harvesting silk from the spiders, gathering skeins of raw silk.
Research: Cuisine! Dried foods to store for winter, bread from crushed seeds and insects, cured bug jerky and more! It's time to live a little and not need to forage every day with mama hen.

>>1451512
Research: We must delve even deeper into the world of medicine! The bunnys will seek to learn as much of their bodys as possible so they can better understand how to treat themselves.

Action: The bunny capital once again has a overabundnace of citizens. So its decided 70 bunnys are going west along the river to set up another colony.

shit i dont have many ideas so what if we do this:
Research: frogs see that poblation gets bigger so they start to count them and developement a basic way of maths (?)
Action: Frogs go to search for animals to take or tame

>>1451588
>>1451512
love it, +1

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Bunnies transcribe the most common bunny diseases in stone so they can record how to treat it. This knowledge increases their vitality once more.

Bunnies set out west along the river to establish another colony. The bunnification of the plains increases the avenues any scouts can take into the plains.

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Chickens begin to harvest silk. It is soft, smooth, and strong material that can be used in various ways. They also take their newfound fire and start cooking spitfire bugs. Its a delicacy that provides a boost in population growth sorry chickens, your cuisine turns asked for a little too much innovation, so I had to choose one

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Frogs scout animals to take or tame. Their survival tactics improve their chances to find something in the forest.

Frogs keep a public record of their population. It is useful to understand demographics, citizenship, and keep the community closer together. (trust me, it'll get useful further down the road to civilization)
+5 boost due to survival techniques
> 1-50: No animals
> 51-75: One animal type
> 76-100: More than one

>>1451753
Sorry, frogs, you were close but you couldn't find any animals this turn.

All the tribes notice cold breezes in the air. Its a wonder whether it is just a cold day or if more are to come.

anchor

>>1451753
well shit
Action: send some frogs to colonizate the space beteewn the frog and chicken tribe , this place will work as commercial city.
Research: fire

>>1451764
As soon as that grass frosts over it's NEW BOSS TIME

>>1451764
Fire is good, we'll need it.
Maybe we can make baked clay soon enough.

>>1451762

Action: Select 12 chickens to scout southward for a suitable settlement location, then develop it into a farming outpost with a cart loaded with a supply of seeds, wood and 3 spiders. (This may take rolls and turns to complete understandably)

Research: Dictatorship is great, but the Alpha hen decides to let the people appoint representatives to advise her and lessen the load of governing as one hen. Research republic governing systems to elect governors from the main colony and farming outpost.

>>1451772
hey fat frog , any suggestion for what to do next?

>>1451779
Yeah, I do suggest we get to working on fire.
Also though, I suggest we set up the colony and then build a road from Chicken Land, to our colony, to Bunny Land.

Then we'll all be connected, and we'll control the major highway between all nationalities.

>>1451762
Research: The bunnys learn to dry their foods so they can store away excess food before it rots.

Action:a sort of underground Pen that can be accessed via a sloped ramp is made so we can put our livestock in shelter whenever theres danger or weather conditions are bad.

>>1451784
>bunny land
nah , lets focus on the chickens , they seem to be the closest allys we have for now
plus , we had been planing a trade route , this city will improve that

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Bunnies learn to dry their foodstuffs of all water after noticing that juicier foods rot the fastest. The storage space is stocked with dry food.

Bunnies build a pen for their sheep to protect them from what they believe might be an oncoming cold season.

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Chickens scout south to settle a town where they will develop it solely for farming. The proceeds of these foods are transported back into the capital over time when the farm is fully developped.

The alpha hen expresses desire to have helping ministers with his administration. Governors look over the farming outpost and main city and a system is created to elect these over time.

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Frogs send frogs south to make a trading town so its easier to trade stuff with the chickens. They struggle to adapt to the relatively drier circumstnaces, and sustain on dried foods imported from the main city. They are constructing land catamarans to use as huts.

Frogs also discover fire. There is fear of it burning the catamarans, so it is set on shore, far from the wood boats.

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anchor

>>1452329
>>1452325
sexellent

>>1452329
Research: The bunnys learn mathematics to keep track of things better like our large population and help when it comes to measurements for building.

Action: The bunnys wanting to create a structure they can properly see and admire while also helping to keep the Bunnys safe decide something. They set some bunnys to work on a castle-like structure out of stone above the core area of the burrows. That way they can always have a good view of the planes while having a bastion to stay in.

Chickens, we should begin looking into armoring, could we harvest the spider webs that stick and make attach bark plates on the outside, while keeping regular silk plating the inside? Like a wooden lorica segmentata

>>1452546
Dropped name, also, by silk plating I mean we should make a regular shirt of spider silk, layer sticky webbing on the outside of the shirt, then attach overlapping wooden plates on the on top of that. Maybe add holes to thread the wood into the first layer of shirt so the plates wouldn't slide off when they get hit.

>>1451753
>>1451762
45+10 is 55 we found 1 animal. You forgot to add our survival bonus

>>1452592
That only applies if you're inside the lake, because you swim very well.

>>1452329
Action:Using existing boat technology the frogs create buckets to carry water, young and other important things.

Research: Trade town and Lilypad town work together to make a more efficient water system. Using clay and wood they start to build a above ground pipe system
>>1452605
Oh dang.

bunny >>1452516
frog >>1452612
chicken n/a

>>1452329
Research: Wooden lorica, as described in
>>1452546
>>1452580

Action: scout around for a place were we can collect stone, such as a cliff face or cave.

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>>1452972
Frogs use existing boat technology to create buckets. Carrying tadpoles, water, and fish has never been easier.

A pipe is being extended into Trade Town. It will take a while to finish.

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>>1453419
Fixed pop count

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Rolled 84 (1d100)

Chickens form a wooden shirt by linking several axe-split logs by twine. It is quite heavy to wear, but offers pretty good protection from physical damage.

Chickens scout for a cave, cliff, or any place that they can gather stone.

> 1-25: Nothing
> 26-75: Find a boulder
> 76-100: Find a stone source

>>1453472
Chickens find a cave. Fortunately they have fire so they can explore and mine, but have to carry stones as their tools are not capable of breaking stone.

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Bunnies start making a stone fort. It will take many days to finish.

They also learn to record a language for the concept of counting, to keep track of their resources easier. It is quickly incorporated into the education of the youths.

anchor

Frogs and Chickens we must unite against the Bunny threat.

>>1453649
why you think i made that city?

>>1453532
Research: Invent the pulley, this should aid us with our current construction projects and speed them up by allowing us to lift extremely heavy materials into the air to stack onto our buildings.

Action: Try to find beasts of burden/rideable animals again with scouts from the 3 Bunny Villages. One day we'll get lucky and find them so we can make use of them on our farms.

>>1453649
>>1453698
Fuck you, you just want the chicken race to weaken themselves so you can stab us in the back.

To any other chickens, I say that we shouldn't help the frogs if they attack the rabbits, but if the rabbits attack the frogs then we should make frog-chicken trade town a peaceful buffer zone for refugees.
>>1453532
Research: Modify our hoes to better break stone
Action: Outfit some strong warriors with the most blunt axes and the armor, tell them to fight, but don't kill. Take notes of the armors short comings and modify if needed. (If that is too researchy, then lets start regular combat drills and sparring/wrestling regularly)

>>1453780
We wouldn't want to stab our allies in the back. Look at how fast the rabbits populate, they're like vermin that need to be destroyed lest they destroy us!

>>1453780
To clarify about the trade city statement, I'm suggesting that we move a armed force to the town, set up fortification, and communicate with the rabbits that the town is a neutral town under the protection Chicken Empire, and wait until the war is over before heading out.
If the rabbits win and destroy the frogs, we should build a artificial river from the natural lake closest to inside the forest leading to a artificial lake fairly deep inside the forest (to hide them from further extermination) and resettle the remaining frogs there. My reasoning behind this is not only to keep frog players in the game but also to get a client/puppet state for experimenting and cannonfodder in our armies.

OP, how long do you plan to run this game? And also, is exploring outside the island allowed? Maybe we are in a archipelago and there are other tribes around us?

>>1453910
True, but any war at this stage would be a total bloodbath, with large casualties on both sides, and you frogs have much better chance of not being torn apart, as you have non-stationary housing, the chickens, however have very little in the ways off defense, us joining a war you start for almost nothing is stupid... However, if you were to help us construct a strong wall and slide us some good tech/tools, we would be actually gaining something. On the other side of the coin, there are other ways to kill them, insinuating and arming a rebellion them or giving them a plague is always options you could look into.

>>1453971
Fair point. We need to introduce a disease that will slow their breeding. We could also fuck their water supply

>>1453971
Fuck, I just realized how many spelling/grammar mistakes I made. It's 1am and English is not my native language. I promise I am not retarded.

>>1454032
I'm dead too so don't feel too bad, but I think we should bring our talks of war into the discord

>>1453971
you can do whatever you want buddy theres no endgame. Im running as long as i can, probably gonna be less frequent sometime between next week and week after because work

Also, frogs, we are waiting on you to progress

>>1453780
I agree with the research better tools to deal with stone. I contest the action - war games won't serve any purpose. We have no enemies right now, and we're behind a wall with decent armor.

I propose

Research: Stone-working tools
Action: Expand our storage area and work to fill it to the brim with foodstuffs for the cold season.

Is it too late to join?

For the bunnies, over population, scarce resources, moral, research, digging and development speed and rising tensions of the other clans possibly attacking can all be solved with a small restructuring of the education system

Bunny's start with basic education of how the different sectors of the burrows work and basic survival and farming, they then proceed to spend a set amount of time in the different sectors, starting with digging tunnels and farming, as to have the largest initial workforce for development of agricultural land and tunnel networks between cities. They are now at peak fitness and move to foraging and scouting as to have a constant flow of resources into the burrows aswell as pruning weaker stupid bunnies, so only the smartest and strongest return for the next stages, continuing until the last stage of crafting, where they use their experiences and understanding of the entire burrow society to create the most useful and efficient tools. They can then move between sectors as they wish.

This will allow fast development with the initial large workforce, being kept in line by the more experienced, aswell as ensure only best reproduce, accelerating the evolution of the bunnies, aswell as keeping moral high as the system is viewed as a right of passage and sense of brotherhood , allows constant breeding and the older bunnies to be mentors. Allows freedom later and fast tech development and for the strongest to always be present in the burrows to defend if the other clans try something stupid. The council will also have the most experienced to replacement should they die, ensuring longevity of the burrow community

We should also build a trade tunnel between the bunny cities and to key locations around the island for fast safe travel

Actions: change education system to a progression system and build trade highway to connect the cities

>>1454697
Never too late to join. We are currently waiting for the frogs to wake up and take their turn so we can progress.

>>1454697
Come join the discord
https://discord.gg/XSk6P

>>1453532
Action: Both frog communities realize the importance of water for the trade town. They place more manpower to finish it a little quicker.

Research: The trade town frogs realize they need to keep moist as long as possible. They adapt the local flora into a more-covering clothing that retains wster and obsorbs moisture better to lessen the need to soak in water as often.

>>1455134
Water*

>>1454697
I'd argue against this course of action personally. As it stands the three tribes populations are thus:
Frog - 152
Chicken - 114
Bunny - 308

Their growth rates per turn, relative to the size of their population are thus:
Frog - 0.046%
Chicken - 0.070%
Bunny - 0.103%


The primary strengths of the bunnies as of this time is their numbers (they outnumber either tribe at least two to one or in the case of a alliance, 15 bunnies to every 13 enemies), having the only ranged weapon and the fact that the burrows are easily defended. Along with the fact that no other tribe has actually found them yet thanks to lucky or unlucky dice depending on how you look at it.

Your method prioritises "quality" over quantity yet does it in an inefficient way by eliminating useful population. The current method ensures a well-educated and large population, whereas your results in a smaller more "spartan" style of education. This system is a major problem if we ever get into a war as it will be harder to replace losses.

It is more logical to continue our current methods of education and to just focus on making our burrows into a fortress if we want to resist attacks. It is more efficient to continue with the current method of establishing new towns with our population to deal with the overcrowding. It is more morale efficient to not have peoples children dying in some trials and instead have them sent off to found a new colony.

Also, the bunnies don't have scarce resources of any kind. They have had some of the best luck when it comes to resources in this game so far. With their sheep, crops, trees and such.

As to research it isn't aided by killing population. Especially by your methods. As a individual who might be great at math would fail in your system, a individual who would be a great doctor or engineer or writer would fail. Hell even a good blacksmith could fail in your system because they were a shit farmer or survivalist.

Digging speed is determined by our available workforce, tools, the size of the project and their skills / fitness. Is it more efficient to have twenty decent diggers or fifteen good ones?


However a network of trade tunnels or underground highways is a good idea and at the very least I can agree they would be a good use of resources.

>>1453997
we have poison frogs

>>1455164
Ok well that's fair I'd agree with you there, not so great upon closer inspection, that said simply due to the increase in individuals, I think it's easy to see that the bunnies should be able to advance faster & safer than the other 2, should they be properly managed simply due to more individuals.
Another idea as to how, how about the bunnies specialize afterwards into what they're best at, so we'd have all the best crafting bunnies together, best digging bunnies together etc in order to make the whole thing more efficient, then maybe add little sub group competition to encourage innovation within the experts

In addition to trade tunnels & undeground highways, imo it might be good to add offshoots to plenty of other places in order to employ ambush/surprise/vietcong/guerrilla tactics if battle ever comes

Can I have my cat tribe, yet?

Ok so what if we do this:
Research: frogs in the town need to keep themselfs wet so they start making clothes that can preseerve the water of they bodyes longer
Action: frogs focus on the pipe system

>>1455262
That is a better use of our resources, division of labour is the most effective use of labour in almost all cases and will result in higher efficiency.

The primary goal of the bunnies should be the development of defensive weapons (shields and spears) and fortifications (towers rising out of burrows, gates and checkpoints in the tunnels). As their lands all ready contain everything they need to live quite comfortably.

This along with continued economic developments like road-tunnels between colonies and possibly some innovation regarding materials. As we are currently only using stone, even copper would provide a massive increase in utility, durability and re-usability (metal can be melted into new shapes).

One more thing, bunnies should make sure to invest heavily into medicine (to avoid disease becoming a problem), architecture (safer tunnels), food preservation / production (less population needed in the fields and more resilient to droughts and sieges) and tool-making (quicker tunnel digging).

Research: chickens will research genetics, more specifically they notice how naturally stronger parents will make strong babies and use that to their advantage

>>1455271
I literally did exactly what you just said a few hours ago. Read the thread, dude.
>>1455134

>>1455323
Not genetics sorry I meant selective breeding, and I meant this for the spiders not the chickens but that works too

>>1455266
If i add another tribe, its definitely not gonna be a cat

>>1455348
Kek

>>1455348
Octopus confirmed?

>>1455356
I have been lurking in the threads, but I would be so down for coastal octopi

>>1455379
That would be cool

>>1455379
>>1455389
Clearly either beavers, otters or lobster people would be better. That or savage ferret people who hunt rabbit people.

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Rolled 97 (1d100)

Bunnies makea pulley system to haul larger stones up while building their fort. This saves time on production, especially when the building gets higher. Tireless work is being put each day to chip stones away and deliver them to the surface to build up. Beams are also put to prevent tunnel collapse by the additional weight.

Population pressure is experienced once more in the capital.

The bunny scouts venture forth once more. With two additional bases being close to each other, the scouts have more area to scout from and add a +4 boost (+2 per village in close proximity)

> 1-25: Nothing
> 26-75: One type of beast
> 76-100: Two types of beasts

>>1455432
So we got 101. OP I think your table lacks a thing for this...can we get three please?

>>1455432
Bunnies find a herd of buffaloes and fast antelopes. While the bunnies can catch up to the buffaloes, and tame them quickly, the antelopes are very nervous and are difficult to capture. At least now since the scouts have found the antelope grazing spots you know where to find them again.

Two buffaloes are brought back to camp.

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>>1455442
lol nice try

frogs focus all their possible efforts into creating the pipe system. Even then, it will still take a number of turns to complete.

The develop a type of clothing that makes it easier to trap moist water for frogs travelling beyond the lake. Though it dries after a while and gets sticky, the frogs are able to tolerate leaving their home village more.

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>>1455453
I'll update the pipe drawing next turn

Chickens finally record all ribbetese alphabet, vocabulary, and syntax.

Chickens alter their stone hoes to be sharper. They use it to mine stone in the cave they found.
The storage area is also expanded for the coming winter month. It is quickly being filled with the fruits from farming and hunting.

anchor

>>1455472

Action: Send 20 chickens to settle in a good location around the mine cave to better supply workers with food and make harvesting stone more convenient.
Research: Mining techniques and tools to more effectively mine in the cave

>>1455472
Research: The poison frogs are... poisonous. Sometimes base frogs get sick by them. The continue good relations they develope medicine to resist them amd other natural causes around them.

Action: Scout the lake. We have had a few bad trips, but that means we know where not to look. They explore further using their boat and send diving teams to accompany. Materials, mounts, beasts. They want to find Anything

>>1455472
Assuming no actual bunny controllers come along, I'll act as a substitute for now.

Research: Develop better carts / wheelbarrows.
Action: Establish additional colonies, away from the other tribes.

>>1455516
I would suggest we should work on expanding our burrows in the capital to make our centre of power stronger.

the research is sound though

>>1455516
I was just about to post something similar. With buffalos we can really make use of much bigger carts and we needed the extra colony. Next turn we could maybe start the network to connect all our colonys and research could be to improve our stone architecture to be safer and more durable?

We still don't have ranged weaponry right?
It would really suck if we got back stabbed or attacked and our only hope of protection is us running out of the wall instead of sniping on it...

Congrats frogs, you have the range advantage...

Research: Develop a better understanding of fire, develop pottery using clay from underground, develop cooking
Action: Begin work on tunnels connecting the colonies

We now have buffelo milk, water & many many crops + a large population, cooking will allow more robust & nutritious meals that can last longer, as well as developing a better understanding of fire will be very useful in future tech & for things like fire arrows etc. not really a risk to us since everything else is made of stone & dirt which isn't flammable

>>1455564
it'd also be good for metallurgy later on, we're bound to be digging up huge amounts of metal, clay & other processable materials we can use to improve bunny living

>>1455564
You cant build pottery and cooking in 1 turn. Thats 2 research actions

>>1455598
You have a point.

hmm I see two bunny actions, gonna wait for now.
>>1455496
>>1455485
frogs and chickens agree on these?

>>1455618
yes

>>1455618
>>1455516
At the moment a majority seems to agree with this one unless some other bunnys show up and support the other one.

>>1455618
Chickens agreed on the need to better our mining capabilities in discord, yep. Richard and Alpha Chicken weighed in on that :)

>>1455636
>>1455629
>>1455625
writing

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Chickens send a settlement to operate the mines and develop mining techniques to mine stone better. They have to burn a lot of wood to bring torches in, as they burn out quick. As a result, they aren't able to mine to deep without more wood.

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Frogs develop an antidote for tree frog poison by using fish oils mixed with some lake weeds. They also scout the lake with boats and a diving team. A +10 bonus is added due to their swimming abilities.

> 1-25: Nothing
> 26-75: Something ok
> 76-100: Something terrific

Suggestion:

Research: charcoal or something else slow burning or spears

Action: reinforce walls with stones from the mine

>>1455687
That was for chickens

>>1455690
It's on our to-do list. :) If you join the Discord we've got some priorities planned out we've discussed

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Rolled 3 (1d100)

Bunnies split their growing population even more. They also improved their wheelbarrows and carts.

>>1455682
rolling

>>1455697
What's discord

>>1455702
Even with the bonus, the lake did not produce anything of unique use, sorry frogs, better luck next time.

>>1455704
like irc or teamspeak but not shitty.
https://discord.gg/NnA9tuF

you can also visit it in a browser :)

>>1455702
Research: Develop pottery to carry crops & materials
Action: Start construction on underground trade highways between the colonies

Also, need to come up with names for the new colonies, i'm no good with puns though

>>1455682
I say we do this
Research:woodmaking , so we can start working on wood and make good and strong buildings
Action: Go to hunt

>>1455702
I'll suggest this

Action: Begin construction of the underground highway between our colonys.

Research:Improve on our masonry so our stone structures like the tunnels and buildings will be stronger and better.
>>1455712
We really dont need pottery at the moment I feel seeing as we've been carrying everything using baskets and wood buckets well for awhile now with no problems, not to mention we recently made proper carts and wheelbarrows. Also come join the discord so we can communicate easier.

>>1455702

Action: The chickens send a trade delegation to the frogs to ratify our agreement:

Chickens provide lumber in exchange for the frogs providing clay bricks
Both clans will contribute to building a trade route between our capitals

Research: Charcoal production to better our mining and heat/light capabilities in general.

>>1455731
accepted

Every tribe finds on a particularly cold night, frost flakes are coming. They fear that by tomorrow, the season will come.

anchor.

>>1455745
>>1455731

>>1455717
wait , change go hunting
Lets make more houses in the land whit the mud bricks

Okay winter is coming. Time to prepare the bunnies for this time of death and cold.


Our burrows protect us from most of the cold, as ground temperatures very rarely drop once you get two or three meters below the surface. So our primary problems will be food and feed for the sheep.

Another potential problem will be that our people might get a bit stir crazy being stuck in the tunnels most of the time so this would be a good time to develop our culture: plays, music, art and so on. This will also be a great period for us to focus on producing as many tools and burrows as we can to support our growth after the winter months.

>>1455745
Seeing winter is finally here the bunnys change their plans.

Research: The bunnys learn to make charcoal from their wood so they can have a better and longer lasting fuel source

Action: With the bunnys settling in for winter inside their burrows they decide to start making their tools in mass so everyone will be able to have one, this'll range for everything we have.

>>1455786
>>1455772
this, the fire should be useful for underground living, looking forward to a bunny culture rising in the spring

>>1455804
Fire is dangerous to use underground, as it consumes oxygen. It could be rendered safe by creating "pipes" connecting to the surface to draw oxygen in and dispose the carbon but we would need to be very careful about it.

Also, we are essentially dwarves. Shitty dwarves but dwarves.

>>1455812
I wouldnt worry about it. Our rabbit burrows are built so air can ventilate and light could enter so I doubt we'll die from smoke inhalation.

>>1455812
We could try having dedicated fire rooms around each colony with a massive chimneys, where all the cooking, metallurgy etc happens, & radiates its heat throughout the burrow, and can heat up stones while at it to act as victorian style radiators in other burrow parts while cold. Or have it all in the above ground buildings?

>>1455816
Not smoke inhalation. Lack of oxygen.


If the fire burns and consumes all of the oxygen, then the burrows will die.


It can happen even on the surface in real life, like during the blitz on London, the Germans used fire bombs which were so effective at consuming the available oxygen, it actually acted like a tornado dragging in more and more air from the world around it at such a rate as to deny those around it oxygen.

>>1455821
That would be safest.

>>1455826
Sure then, we can address that problem by using the other rabbits idea next turn.

>>1455829
Only problem is it's a dead giveaway to the other colonys, they'd finally know of bunny kind

>>1455839
They'd still need to spend a turn to find us and even then might not succeed.

Also, we are currently building a massive castle style structure above our central burrows in the capital. So they will be able to see us anyway.

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Chickens learn than burning wood while suffocating the flames could produce charcoal. It can be used to excavate deeper in the mines, potentially uncovering deep resources.

They also form a trade agreement with the frogs in the trading village. Once every couple of days, a wagon cart drawn by a spider takes wood and brings back bricks.

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Bunnies also discover charcoal. The tunnels are lit for the coming winter.

Extra tools that may be necessary are also constructed in mass at Bunny Capital.

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Frogs quickly construct a house on land, stalling pipe construction temporarily, to find a place for the non-hibernating frogs. They also work on learning carpentry skills, and are finally fluent in chickenscratch.

>>1455867
Research: Improve understanding of fire & fire tech
Action: Construct fire rooms with large chimneys in the colonies for heat

>>1455909
in the burrows*

I'm thinking things like matches, how different fuels can make it last longer (charcoal, oil etc), how to reignite flames from cinders, how oxygen effects it etc. Basic fire stuff that's required for later things

>>1455916
Matches would be near impossible with our current resources. Besides that all of those things would be possible.

>>1455889
Research: how to make a sauna whit fire , rocks and water
Action: get wood , like a lot

>>1456024
Shit forgot name , but i will use this to fix some shit:
whit the research of this sauna , we can maitain our frogs alive in the house
And whit the wood thing , we can do many stuff , like fire

Research: darts
Some mischevious children were playing around one got excited and picoed up a rather large splinter of wood and hurled it at another child. The wood was shaped in such a way that it flue straight and true, embedding itself in the wall next to the child's head. Dart throwing has quickly become a popular sport and even some young children are pretty accurate with it. Though they play with blunted darts of course

Action: teach all basic survival skills to the children including: swimming, spider handling, and the birds and the bees.

>>1456078
build a school? BUILD A SChOOL

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Winter has come. New mechanics are introduced
> Stockpile - amount of food stored to consume
> Scouting can increase your stockpile, but carries heavier risks (i.e. death)

> Frogs:
>(stockpile: 300) - Most frogs survive underwater and breathe through their porous skin, resting. They do not need to survive off of a stockpile as a result. Some frogs, however, are awake and can perform actions. You may select this number, but they will incur a stockpile penalty.
>(scouting penalty) - Due to their cold blooded nature, frogs face significant penalties while scouting (-20)

> Chickens:
> (stockpile: 3000) - every turn the stockpile will decrease by the population of the chickens. This also includes their livestock.
>(scouting penalty) - Chickens are warm blooded and have feathers, but still face some difficulties scouting. Their penalty is (-15)

> Bunnies:
> (stockpile: 7000) - every turn the stockpile will decrease by the population of the bunnies plus their livestock of three sheep.
> (scouting penalty) - Bunnies are by far the most well prepared for the winter. They have the lightest penalty of (-10)

Being winter, some frogs prepare campaigns for the chiefdom election tomorrow.

anchor.

if something doesn't seem fair please comment and I will consider it

>>1456095
How long will winter last?

>>1456099
~30 days

>>1456095
Also, growth during winter is returned to what it was in turn 1.

>>1456095

Action: The Alpha hen and governors feel the change in the wind and issue a decree that all excess food is to be prepared stored for the winter to actively increase our stores.
Research: Additional food preparation, curing and preservation for winter. hopefully something nutrient rich and lasting like dried seeds we can use to make soup or something over the cold months

May the cold, cruel winter fods have mercy on us...please?

Ok so most of the frogs migth sleep
Those who are awake tough will need to do stuff
Action: A way to keep frogs warm , like , putting a lot of of leafs togheter to make beds for the frogs that are awoken (i think those are the tree frogs) so they keep inside of the house we made
Research: how to make pots and bowls , and stuff whit mud you know?
Also OP , if all the frogs are hibernating , then i guess... dont do anything and let them hibernate?

>>1455909
>>1455916
>>1456095

>>1456140
Seconded

>>1456095
question - our population keeps growing, but what about deceased? or is the population growth already accounting for the dying of others?

>>1456095
If stockpile means food I think the frogs have a larger advantage with the underwater netting system. They would never run out unless the ocean got blocked off.

Aside from that the scouting penalty makes sense despite that frogs roll shitty scouting rolls to begin with.

>>1456157
Pop growth accounts for deceased. Pos growth means more are born than dead, neg growth vice versa
>>1456140
You have stockpile 300, if winter is thirty turns you can have ten frogs active all the way until winter ends and not need to worry about the hibernating ones.

>>1456140
>>1456147
Why did you build a house when you had a fully fumctional tower a few feet away?

I agree with beds and pottery tho. That makes sense

Okay, I just did some rudimentary math. To see how well the bunnies are prepared for winter.


To put it simply, our stockpile just about covers our expected growth for the winter months leaving 1600 units of stock for the rest of our population which they run through in just 4 days.

>>1456208
We can send out a group to gather the last of the grass from the meadows before it dies to bolster our stores with hey, then research cooking to extend the life of our stores, and then later If push comes to shove we can go looking for underground mushrooms, and look for other food

>>1456208
In fact I think I will show the math just to make sure I am making no mistakes.

There are 409 bunnies. These require food for 30 days. So:

409 times 30 = current population's food consumption = 12,270 units

Then we account for population growth, which is 12 on turn 1 and occurs over the 30 days. So:

12 times times 30 = population growth = 360 bunnies

Then we calculate their food consumption, which is half of the population growth (360 / 2 = 180) as for the first 15 days there are less than half and for the final 15, more than half. So:

360 times 0.5 times 30 = population growth food consumption = 5,400 units


Thus for the bunnies to just survive the winter they need 17670 units of stock. Which is more than double their current stockpile.

I have done some more precise math now, the day we run out of food is 13 assuming I didn't do the math wrong. I will run the numbers again just to be safe.


>>1456251
That is far too little. We need to more than double our stocks in 13 days.

Do any of the chickens want to hear how doomed they are? I'll state it nice and clear, you run short of food too but by a far smaller margin.

Like the rabbit said.

Research: cooking to make our food last longer
But also
Action:ration the food so nobody is starving but it lasts longer

>>1456253
I'm thinking we can remedy this by using an action to start rationing our food and then using research to learn how to grow our mushrooms in our tunnels. It should buy us quite a bit of time. If worse comes to worse it won't be a big loss to send bunnys on scouting missions as when winters over we'll easily regain any lost.

>>1456253
We could try the scouting parties I suggested ages ago to bring resources and thin the burrows of the weak...or try invading the other colonies while they struggle
Can't bunnies hibernate to consume less?

>>1456274
That is not going to help trust me. I said you ran short by a smaller margin but when we need more than double our current stores that isn't saying much.

I will be honest, we are both going to suffer greatly in the next few turns unless we can find a winter food source or kill off a portion of our population.


>>1456281
I hope you are right, though I know you are wrong. I will double check my math to see how long we have but at best I can promise another day...or a day less as it may be.

Is that cannibalism I hear?

>>1456284
>We could try the scouting parties I suggested ages ago to bring resources and thin the burrows of the weak
We are not throwing away population but it may be needed.

>...or try invading the other colonies while they struggle
But we could attempt to invade others for food but we don't know of their existence. Though the same goes for them. However we are aware of the existence of non-sentient antelope we could try and hunt.

We might as well kill our buffalo for what little food they shall give and then...oh shit. I forgot to account for the live stock. We need another 5 (two buffalo and three sheep) times 30 units of food. 1500 additional stock.

>Can't bunnies hibernate to consume less?
In real life? Yes they can. In game? Unless OP says so, nope.


Depending on if OP calculates popgrowth and then food consumption or the other way round, our situation gets slightly better. Also if we do the first turn of winter with our current population and then growth kicks in...except that leads to us getting about 5 turns of winter's pop growth in 1 turn.

>>1456306
I think surprise raids on the other colonies for their food stores might be more fruitful
Although developing cannibalism might be fun

...does dirt have any nutritional value?..

>>1456306
Do you chickens want an estimate / the numbers on how long you have? Or are you just going to see how it goes?

>>1456333
Unless you are a lithovore, no.

Wait how much do the spiders eat?

>>1456326
With cooking we could make cheese from the buffalo?

Also, guys join the discordhttps://discord.gg/fhhSt

Chicken's current population: 141. So:

141 times 30 = 4230 units of stock

Projected growth: 4. So:

4 times 30 = 120

Projected growth food consumption:

120 times 0.5 times 30 = 1800

>>1456337
I entirely forgot about your spiders, One moment. You have 24 spiders, assuming they consume the same value of stock as a chicken, they will require:

24 times 30 = 720 units of stock

Thus you need 6750 units of stock. More than double your current supply. Would you like to know on what day you run out of food and your population starts dying a painful death?


>>1456339
That requires we keep them alive. Every turn they are alive they consume 1 stock. This means they are effectively a bunnies worth of resources and as of right now we have no use for them.

Also cheese takes a long time to make and isn't something we can just develop out of thin air.

Kill the spiders except for one male and one female then weed out the 5 weakest members of the clan.

Kill 5 every two rounds until the food is stable and if the spiders have babies kill the babies and eat them.

Not dying this winter.

Just pointing out rabbits take 4-5 days to starve to death, so we could try the old roman method of half the population eats and works 1 day, and plays games to distract themselves while not eating the next, rotating between the 2 effectively doubles our food store aswell as developing a competitive culture and high moral, plus everyone stays alive

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Bunnies tinker with fire and with their knowledge start with warming their fireplaces, providing comfort to the homes at the capital city. The stockpile is initially rationed to the citizens of the capital and the livestock. Refugees from the hungrier colonies come over to beg for food. If not fed after three days, they will start dying at a rate of (-4 per day). The same goes for other tribes, but death rates differ.

Okay, I may have gone overboard.

>>1456370
Examining your population control efforts...Insufficient. Population growth rate still 1.5 per turn.


Suggestion: population needs to instantly be reduced to 98 chickens with 4 being killed every turn after and the two spiders to survive the winter without starvation. Assuming no increase in stockpile.


>>1456383
Examining suggestion. Extending simulation beyond food stocks by 6 days...population still dies before winters end on day 18-19. Assuming no increase in stockpile.

Every day 30 chickens will go out to get food while the others don't do anything and just sleep all day to preserve energy. All but a male and a female spider are killed and turned into food, and if the male and female have babies wait til they hatch out of their egg sacks and then slaughter all but 2. One male and one female while still rationing.

>>1456386
Following my calculations. You were in fact insufficient in your actions.

Sadly for you, more must die.


>>1456395
Op has stated population dies after 3 days of starvation. Correcting for this bunnies all die on day 15-16.

>>1456401
Efforts still insufficient. As previously mentioned the stocks you have are less the 50% of what you need. Temporary starvation only helps in the case you fall 2-3 days short which you are far from doing.

>>1456407
Yes but we are also collecting food every day so we might run into a jackpot and we eat spiders too. I dont know how much food each spider is though.

>>1456421
Assuming your people continue to consume insects, you will run into the problem almost all of them either die off or hibernate.

Chances are spiders are not worth much for calories but they will be good for protein.

The spiders are small dog sized or larger so they should be a decent caloric ratio

>>1456431
That is only the female spiders, as you have been breeding the male ones to be smaller.