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Bears live on the north island among the cool snow and stars. Due to their fur, they blend in nicely to their environment and become fearsome prey. Though omnivorous, they prefer meat. Their claws are very useful in combat and crafting.

Monkeys live on a sandy, tropical island. They have recently come out of the jungle, enjoying the sandy, warm beach. Their tails are very handy in swinging, holding, and climbing. They eat lots of fruits, vegetables, and small animals.

Goats live on a volcanic island recently teeming with life. They find a fascination with obsidian developed from a nearby volcano, who some claim is a great spirit. They like to eat. A lot. Their horns are well used in mating and combat.

Pigs are land mammals that love to eat too. They are settled near a waterfall. The waterfall holds a great importance to many, and some even claim all the world's water comes from there! They have tusks that aid in mating and combat.

Everyone has 45 tribals with a +1 per turn rate. They start with no knowledge, shelter, and entirely as hunters and scavengers. With that, I will wait for first turns once every tribe has one.

>>1598525
First for polarbears

Action: Scout North Island
Research: stacking compact ice into igloos

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starting islands

>>1598659
wait, correction, use sharp claws to carve compact ice & stack to build igloos

Second for monkeys

Shit forgot name

>>1598671
>>1598659
gotcha
>>1598700
turn?

>>1598704
>action
A party of monkeys is sent to make sure that the current land we inhabit is safe
>research
The monkeys have to stock pile their food and ration it out equally between the tribe

Goat lad here.

Action: look around, find food.
Research: put that sharp obsidian to those sticks, sharpen them for the hunt.

Just need a piggu

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Might as well post.

The monkeys scout around their island. The only natural predator they face are snakes. They are wild animals, not sentient like the player tribes. Occasionally while swinging, a monkey grasps onto a snake mistaking it for a vine, upon which point the snake rises up and bites the poor chimp.

Other island resources not found on the others:
> Sweetroots
> Bananas
> Coconuts
> Large Leaves
> Oranges
> Toucans
> Vines

The monkeys set out to stockpile these immediately. Very helpful for when they have more resources to scavenge.

I dont know if I mentioned it, but the continent will have more useful resources, such as ores, wheat, and mounts.

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Polar bears scout the North Island. They find a huge glacier to the farthest north, sitting on ice by the ocean. These they can use for their igloos.

Other resources they find unique to their island:
> Seals
> Snow Foxes
> Snow Rabbits
> Ice

>>1599052
>>1599052

>Action: Hunting for seals

>Research: Carpentry & wood carving
Using our claws to whittle things as a hobby before bed, bears begin creating all sorts of things like doors, toys, statues & spears while carving primitive tribal polar artwork on the side.
Each bear will make something of it's own it can be proud of

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Goats create spears to hunt. Its effective in bringing in small muskrats and lakecritters like toads and ducks.

They scavenge for food as well to build their stockpile. Other unique island resources:
> Mushrooms
> Reeds
> Muskrats
> Raccoons
> Obsidian

now we wait for a piggy

>>1599150
Don't want to be a powergaming faggot, but why do goats have an instant stockpile?

>>1599396
Anyways here's my actions for next turn
>action
More monkeys are set out to collect fruit
>research
The monkeys need leadership
A council if eldermonkeys has been formed
They shall choose the most clever monkey in the tribe to become the monkey king

>>1598525
Porker here.
-Culture: Position as chief is chosen via Tusk Duel with challengers.
-Tech: We'll learn how to sharpen our own tusks with River Rocks.

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>>1599623
Pigs learn to sharpen their tusks to be deadly and form the first organized system of rule!

anchor

>>1599691
Nice, pigs start with seeds.

Let's start out with discovering agriculture. Maybe we'll delegate the females and guys without big tusks to be farmers.

Then we'll start hunting like madmen, no concern for animal life maintaining itself, no care for if we leave the land supper barren.

-Tech: Discover Agriculture with our Seeds.
-Culture: The Biggest Pigs become Professional Hunters.

We gotta be Fat.
We'll learn how to make shelter a bit later maybe.

>>1599518
Our additional research can be learning to grow and cultivate coconuts.

/they are very useful

>>1599691
>Action: Hunting for seals

>Research: Carpentry & wood carving
Using our claws to whittle things as a hobby before bed, bears begin creating all sorts of things like doors, toys, statues & spears while carving primitive tribal polar artwork on the side.
Each bear will make something of it's own it can be proud, making them happier with better skills

>>1599691
>>1600134
Since it says we can do 2 researches + however much pop we have for actions, editing bear turn

>Action: Males go hunting, hoping to collect foxes and rabbits to stockpile for food. The females and children head to the glacier by the ocean. Females try to catch seals & fish while the children carve out chunks of ice

>Research 1: Carpentry & wood carving
Using our claws to whittle things as a hobby before bed, bears begin creating all sorts of things like doors, toys, statues & spears while carving primitive tribal polar artwork on the side.
Each bear will make something of it's own it can be proud, making them happier with better skills

>Research 2: They notice food goes off slower the colder it is & dig cold cellars under their igloos for food storage and preservation

If the action isn't in line with the ">Every turn each tribe can do two researches, and as many actions as there are population" , then default to my original post + this new refrigeration research

>>1599518
>>1599691
>Tech
Some monkeys start using a sharp rock to shave off bark of a large branch(primitive wood working)

>>1599720
Oh yeah, and if we're allowed another tech then slap on

-Tech: Stone Axes

>>1600406
I want to get wood working so we can start making wooden bracelets so that snakes can't bite into our monkey scouts

>>1600418
Oh shit sorry thought you were a monkey

Wooo

Action: continue the hunt with some lads
Action 2: Collect some obsidian, add it to the stockpile with the rest of the lads
Research: Shelter building
Research 2: Add bigger shards of obsidian to the sides of sticks, making axes.

>>1599691
Okay cleared up how the rules work a bit more and rethought The Pig Turns.

Researches/Cultural Developments: 2 Allowed
-Tech: Start planting our seeds and discovering basic agriculture
-Tech: Start drying out River Mud into blocks in the sunlight to make Mud Brick

Actions: 45 Population
-Put 15 Pigs to work building Mud Brick Houses
-Put 20 Pigs to work planting a farm
-Put 10 Pigs to work exploring the island for animals or resources

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Pigs learn to make bricks by drying out mud. They assign 15 pigs to make mud brick homes.

They find that by sticking seeds in the ground, in a week they'll sprout! They delegate the strenuous but safe task of farming to female pigs and those without big tusks.

Hunters hunt madly in the forests, as well as exploring the island in general. Their island animals that they hunt are rabbits, squirrels, and the occasional deer.

Other Island Resources:
> Twine
> Berry Bushes
> Bluejay Eggs and Birds

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>>1600357
A healthy stockpile of seals, fish, foxes, and rabbits accumulate. The polar bears dig cellars below their igloos to store these animals for later eating, noticing that the climate is well suited for preserving food, allowing them to not hunt as intensively every week!

Carpentry and woodcarving is pioneered! The bears use their claws as intricated knives, carving among other things, bear figurines, statues, spears, doors, etc. A bear totem is one of the better projects they have done, placed in the center of the tribe! It serves as a nice meeting place.

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Monkeys make a bigger stockpile!

They organize their government to have a council where the oldest monkeys gather and choose the cleverest monkey to be the monkey king!

By scraping away bark, they learn how to create wood that is smooth! They start with smooth logs, useful in construction and toolmaking!

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>>1600552
Obsidian is gathered in its own stockpile! Plenty of stone to use in tools and other machinations!

They develop axes from these tools, which they use to cut down trees and chop them up to construct simple wood shelters over their homes!

Increased hunting has led to roles for each of the goats. As population increases, the roles will be more impactful in affecting their growth.

anchor

>>1600657
Action: Collect wood logs
Research: Cultivation of mushrooms
Research 2: Spear fishing.

>>1600657
It's nice to know we have twine nearby. I assume it's Flax Plants or something like that.
Either way let's put some of it to use.

Researches/Cultural Developments: 2 Allowed
-Tech: Invent The Rock Sling to help our hunters beat down animals from a distance. They'll be made of Twine and throw River Rocks.
-Tech: Invent Sewing Needles so we can start sewing up fabrics. They'll be made of Animal Bones.

Actions: 46 Population
-5 Masons (-10 Pigs) Put Masons to work building a mud Brick wall around the food stockpile.
-21 Farmers (+1 Pig)
-10 Hunters (No Change)
-10 Sewing/Tailors (+10 Pigs, New Profession) Put Tailors to work sewing up fabrics from our twine. We're not gonna be naked for long.

>>1600697

>>1600657
Action: 10 monkeys capture some toucans and begin domesticating them. Their eggs are sweet and their beaks can be used to craft tools when they die.

Action: Fifteen monkeys are sent on a daily foraging trip to collect all the food they can.

Action: 10 monkeys begin gathering wood and sticks.

Develop: Whittling the end of wooden sticks, monkeys learn that they can craft shelter from them, nests inlaid with comfy leaves and feathers. The Council nests are in the tree above the rest of the clan.

Develop: Monkeys notice that sometimes where they throw their fruit when they are done with it, new trees begin to grow! They plant some oranges and bananas to learn agriculture.

>>1600707
This is fine

>>1600712
Still 12 monkeys to account for. Are you on discord?

>>1600657
>Action: Gather large amounts of wood, ice & stone for crafts, and improving strength while farming

>Research 1: Masonry & whetstones
The bears enjoy woodwork and carving very much, and begin to attempt carving on rock and ice too. This is a slower process due to how much harder the material is, but they find they can defiantly do it AND use the smoother rocks to sharpen their claws too. They create stone axes picks and more artistic sculptures , adding to the pleasant expressive aesthetic of the tribe, as well as allowing them to harvest and carve faster without hurting their claws

>Research 2: Mate more often with skilled bears.
The females are impressed by skill and strength of all kinds. They prefer to mate with the most skilled, and ambitious crafters with the sharpest claws, as well as the largest, strongest & most cunning hunters. The better the hunt/creation, the more they are mated with, increasing bear population, skill, strength, and improving claws

>>1600720
Nope, and those 12 monkeys can just sit around i guess

>>1600750
>>1600657
It also goes without saying, all bear creations have nice fancy intricate designs, to show off

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>>1600697
Goats harvest more logs with their axes. They bring in a cool 30 this week.

They also research mushroom agriculture and begin to fish with their obsidian spears. Quite a lot of population growth now!

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Pigs develop the rock sling! Helps a great deal in hunting, especially hard to catch prey like bluejays!

Sewing needles from animal bones are used to sew together fabrics from twine. Pigs quite like the look - fashion is born!

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Bears reorganize their tribe, and gather materials. They improve their carving and transfer it to ice and stone. They have picks they use to chisel away at the stone and create artistic structures. Female bears are attracted to these skilled bears, be it in arts or hunting.

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>>1600782

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Monkeys domesticate their toucan friends and harvest their eggs. They have them in their newly build wood shelter homes.

They also learn to grows fruit trees, and scatter them willy nilly around the camp.

The presence of the snakes hinders the monkey foragers fruit collection.

anchor!

>>1600938
>research
Monkeys start testing wood from different trees to test the flexibility and durability of different woods
>research
Monkeys begin creating smaller logs and create holes in the middle so they can be worn as bracelets
>action
A group of scouts armed with the wooden bracelets head out to collect food

Woops. You have a turn so here are some thoughts for our development.

Action: 10 Monkeys are assigned to crafting duty, starting to create tools from our stockpile of wood. Spears are first, along with a special tool to handle snakes we encounter to pin them down - a long stick with an open V shape on the end.

Research: Monkeys start making clothes out of palm fronds and toucan feathers. The feathers make impressive head dresses for the Council.

Research: Monkeys love to play and think, so we develop dancing and games to have fun! We like to move it move it.

>>1600769
Action: Expand Farms

Research: Fire! By banging some rocks together, a kid found out how to make fire! Fortunately no one got hurt.
Research: pickaxes. While gathering obsidian, one of our goats got the bright idea of smashing his axe on it. Now we improved some axes to better chip stone.

>>1600938

>Research 1:Leadership
The Most Skilled and therefore respected members of bear society are voted in to create a council to help structure,teach, direct and keep order with the growing bear population. It currenltly contains the tribe's best Carpenter, Mason, Ice sculptor, Hunter, and shaman (the most motherly bear, who everybody goes to for advice and help).

>Research 2: Automate the gathering resources
Every morning, bears go to collect & hunt for important resources such as Stone, wood, foraging, meat, ice & fish etc.

>Action: Build a Wood & stone bridge to the mainland
Bears notice a large land not too far away. The council orders a sturdy and beautiful wooden bridge with stone supports to be created to get them there, it should also have stairs leading down to wooden platforms right on top of the water, to make for easy fishing. The bears enjoy swimming and carving, while being ambitious and competitive. they enjoy this challenge and get to work using the resources brought in the mornings to advance their work every day.

>>1600986
>>1600938
THe bridge shall have nice wooden railing along each side, with statues ontop of the supports showing creatures from bear life (bears, foxes, bunnies, seals , trees, bushes etc etc) with the stone having intricate carvings of bear life. Stories of hunting seals, competitive artistic bear spirit and bear cubs playing in the snow

>>1600938
Good, our society is coming together. Just a couple more Tech Stuff and we can start working on making a refined culture.

Researches/Cultural Developments: 2 Allowed
-Tech: Invent The Stone Axe, we'll be getting a little bit into that wood cutting business.
-Tech: Invent Fishing Nets out of our twine. Us fatties gotta keep expanding our food sources.

Actions: 49 Population
-3 Masons (-2 Pigs) Maintain The Buildings
-21 Farmers (No Change) Maintain The Farms
-10 Hunters (No Change) Keep Hunting
-10 Sewing/Tailors (No Change) Maintain Fish Net and Clothing Supply
-5 Fishermen (+5 Pigs, New Profession) Start bringing in The River's Fish

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Pigs learn that by sticking stone, twine, and sticks together they can make a tool that cuts and fells down trees! They harvest 30 logs this week.

Twine is further developed to make fishing nets, reeling in fish and increasing food income!

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Goats make fire! As a result tech, they quickly discover the effects of fire on food, including the delicious smoky smell.

They make pickaxes from their already formed picks, and harvest a healthy amount of stone.

Mushroom farms are expanded out.

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Bears begin to automate harvesting of crops and resources. They use their resources to begin a multiturn project of building a bridge to the mainland. It should be done in a month. This turn is the first week.

The tribe is organized under the leadership of a council of the most skilled bears. The 'shaman' is actually an old grandmotherly bear who gives advice to the young cubs.

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Monkeys learn about wood biology. They divide the trees into three types: Thin bendy trees, thick heavy trees, and small fruity trees.

They have an idea to aid fruit gathering and begin to fashion wooden bracelets. This time, incidents of snake biting are less common, as the snakes bite into the wood and break their teeth, falling to their doom! It also looks pretty neat on the monkeys wrist.

Researches/Cultural Developments: 2 Allowed
-Tech: Discover Boat Crafting/Wood Floating. We'll be getting off our island the sea way.
-Culture: There is a God of The Water that lives in The Waterfall, and he is The Patron God of Pigs and The Sea, because The Sea is made out of his waterfall.

Actions: 53 Population
-2 Masons (-1 Pig)
-21 Farmers (No Change)
-10 Hunters (No Change)
-10 Sewing/Tailors (No Change)
-5 Fishermen (No Change)
-5 Shipwrights (+5 Pigs, New Profession) Start designing a ship we can float pigs on, at least around 5 Pigs.

>>1601120
>>1601067
Forgot to link.

>>1601067
>>1600974

>>1601067

>Action: Skin foxes, rabbits & seal blubber
At the end of their hunts, the hunters Use their sharp, yet skilled claws & paws, the bears begin skinning the rabbits & foxes, collecting their hides, they try to do the same for seals & find they produce large large amounts of tasty squishy fat

>Action: Automate fishing
The Mummy bears think it's a good idea to go fishing every morning while the men are out. This lets their cubs play within sight, while they gossip about those hunky strong fluffy craftsmen and collect dinner

>Research: Improve carpentry
The bears find that although the materials they're gathering every morning are useful, it's a struggle to carry it all to and from the village. A few ingenius innovations by lazy carpentry polar bears catch on. The Wheel -> The Barrel -> Wheels on wide barrels = Carts.
This lets them transport more food and resources faster & easier

>Research: Competitive entertainment
The Polarbears are really thriving on the creative, skillful outlets of crafting and carving, aswell as the powerful cunning art of combat. They hold open competitions by the totem fortnightly, encouraging regular improvement of skills in the arts and combat. Anybody can enter and anybody can watch. The victor is judged by the council & crowd. To them goes glory and satisfaction, as well as a Crown of leaves and ice.
Every 4 weeks is a creative sculpting and art contest, where the entertainment is watching masterful skill in action. Anything from innovative, to fast, to intricate and detailed feats can be rewarded. This will encourage improvements in the arts on a monthly basis as competition gets fierce to reach new heights of skill and craftsmanship
Every 4 weeks is a Polar bear Sumo tournament where they shall try to push the other bear out of the ring with strength and flexibility (No claws allowed). This shall encourage stronger warriors and hunters.
The Council believes this entertainment will not only improve strength and skill, but also bring the community together and keep people happier, while inspiring the cubs

Action; using our new pickaxes, we set up a open roofed mine for obsidian and stone, and whatever else we may discover (basically a deep trench.)
Research: Cooked Food! What else is there to live for? This new relevation Sparks a whirlwind of food experiments, Gravy from animal fat, Salt from the sea! All sorts of things get added to our meals. We assign 3 goats to forever experiment and feed the whole tribe.
Research 2: Hide working. Some lads realize after a particularly harsh rain that animal skins are great for protecting yourself from the elements. They begin researching the tanning process.

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Piggies organize and declare that there is a God of the Water (who is a pig, of course) and provides the world with water from his waterfall domain! Thus, some pigs are inspired to learn and toil the art of seacraft, first constructing rafts from fallen logs they had previously harvested. Fortunately, even with the choppiness of the sea, the distance is short enough from the mainland they can sail if they want, but they may not all stay on the rafts due to the lack of rails and sturdiness of the vessel. If they want to make any kind of vessel larger than a canoe, they will need to learn how to develop some sort of waterproofing mechanism (oil, pitch, etc.)

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>>1600974
Monkeys develop tools to deal with the snake menace, all from wood! Foraging for materials is much easier now that they're prepared!

Clothing is fashioned from palm fronds and toucan feathers. They monkey council and King of the Monkeys are dressed the most fashionably. Mood increases from more fashion.

(I dont know what your other research means so I turned your second research to 'wood tools')

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Goats make an open mine. Their stone income begins!

They delegate goats to be goat chefs! They come up with new recipes every week! Recipe options increase with improved cooking tech, and are there to add culture to your civ! Occasionally, they will also find a new way to cook, so techs will be discovered, just not instantly.

This week, the Head Goat Chef serves roasted mushroom topped with rock salt, served in a grassy wrap dipped in the lake water.

Some goats work as tanners after skinning the dead furs from animals, cleaning them and leaving them stretched out to dry.

>>1601283
food income should be increased for monkeys, updating next turn

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Polar bears make a tournament! Every month, they experience a 10% population boost, a mood boost, and an promoting the polar bear clan as a whole to develop their arts and strength skills.

With carpentry as a whole invented, the polar bears are able to manufacture carts after noticing how they can roll dead logs easier. They don't have any easy method to fell trees, so scavenge the woods for some dead ones and carefully carve them to make a functioning cart. It takes all week.

From now on, they begin skinning their prey and separating the meat from hide and fat.

anchor!

>>1601366
The Sea is our right, and we shall be the first to master its waves.

Researches/Cultural Developments: 2 Allowed
-Tech: Discover manageable fire through the sparking of Rocks
-Tech: Discover Tar/Pitch through the boiling of Tree Sap

Actions: 58 Population
-7 Masons (+5 Pigs) Build a drydock for The Shipwrights to start building bigger boats on.
-21 Farmers (No Change)
-10 Hunters (No Change)
-10 Sewing/Tailors (No Change)
-5 Fishermen (No Change)
-5 Shipwrights (No Change) Start designing a craft that we can deem sea worthy.

Action: Look around for edible plants and herbs
Research: By using the bark from trees, we manage to begin weaving baskets.
Research two: Hunting fish with regular spears is too much work, some goats begin fashioning small, throwable spears.

>>1601366

>Action: Dig Communal underground Ice cavern
The Bears have lots of sculptures as well as rescource stockpiles that take up a lot of room in the village. They begin to chisel out a large area under the village , bolstering it with wooden beams on stone supports and carving little holes in the roof up to near the surface (but not completely) & then polishing the ice to allow natural light in. They store sculptors and food stockpiles down here. It also doubles up as a pleasant relaxation and community meeting place so they don't have to go round to each others house and knock to socialize. The Council Holds meetings down in these Icy decorated Halls

>Research 1: FIRE & optics
Ice sculptists have long noticed how light bends and twists magestically as it passes through thin ice. Some have used it to improve their sculptors appeal by allowing it to play with the light, but for the most part this was viewed as a neat quirk of ice. That was until the most recent competition where a previously unremarkable youth crafter called Icecap Newton came along with his seemingly simple sculptor of a decently sized concave circle and some wood. He then proceeded to position the sculptor so the light passing through it was refracted and focused onto the pile of dead wood. First it smoked, then it sparked, then it burst into brilliant hot tongues dancing in the air, melting the other competitors hard work. The crowd roared in amazement at this incredibly phenomenon, some out of fear of witchcraft, others in awe....Needless to say, he got ALL the bear vagina that night (shaman included)

> Research 2: Martial arts
A new style of fighting has emerged amoungst excited bear youths. Inspired by the power of sumo wrestling but finding it crude as it's just pushing and grabbing. They cover up their claws with skin to prevent fatal injury and fight with swipes and swift movement. Staying on their paws they can float their weight around gently to remain nimble and evade attacks before tossing their weight and strength suddenly, crashing into opponents. This new style is called Bear Paw & has also proved effective at efficiently killing prey when claws are incorporated into the devastating blows as well as avoiding injury in return. The Council hunter takes notice of this and orders an exhibition match for the tribe at the next sumo event, to display the skill and power involved in this new art

>>1601366
Having tools to combat their reptilian foes, the monkeys are inspired.

Research: Snake handling. Trapping and dealing with them, so we can capture and keep snakes without being bitten.

Research: Food storage. Drying and curing fruit and meat to save for later, along with a better stockpile building made of twigs.

Action: 5 Monkeys become snake handlers, keeping them far away from the toucan eggs.

Action: Some monkeys begin to search their island for other resources, stone, structures, anything to be found besides food.

Action: The Monkey council orders the construction of an aviary to keep the toucans in and promote their breeding.

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Polar bears invent a form of paw to paw combat they creatively name Bear Paw. Only the biggest hunters and athletes practice Bear Paw.

Fire is developed from carving and manipulating ice to act as a lens, concentrating the sun rays on a piece of dry wood and burning it alight! As a result, they can cook their preserved meat!

Finally, they dig up a communal underground cavern that connects to the igloos on the main level, indicated by the dotted area.

(Discord just dropped on me but I internets fine? Whats going on?)

>>1601758
Something might be wrong with the servers, I'm still connected, so is Chill.

Chat was down for a bit though.

>>1601758
>>1601766
It won't let me connect either. I thought it was me. Maintenance?

>>1601758
There's issues in discord right now on their end, should be abck up soon

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>>1601584
Monkeys build a structure around their stockpile and implement measures to help preserve the food for longer periods of time!

Snakes are caught along with vines and thrown in a snake pit with curved walls so they can't escape. Five monkey start with the handling.

An aviary is constructed for the Toucans to help with breeding.

The monkeys scout around the island again for the chance of more resources. Nope. Thats all folks. Better check out that mainland, huh?

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Goats explore the island once more for resources. The only other thing is the grasses I forgot to list. Every Island grass has a special taste unique to the island! The chef uses the grass to make a new dish.

This week, chef Goat threads together fish with East Island Grass, seasoned with crushed mushrooms and slow-roasted over a fire. Mm mm mm!

Baskets and javelins help the goats increase their food income as well.

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>>1601413
Pigs discover fire, and as a result, cooking!

They use the residue of the tree sap in a fire yields tar/pitch, which they coat on the bottom of thicker raft logs to make them waterproof! 5 dugout canoes are crafted, able to shift through any sort of tide and water for a long period of time and not letting any pigs fall out due to the snug hold, but not as large to carry cargo as a raft.

Anchor!

>>1601877
>research
Monkeys start experimenting with the wood, first by carving a circular shape out of a log then carving a hole in that shape to make a bowl
>research
Monkeys also start to cut a rectangular hole in the log, the smooth the edges and center of rectangle to create a pestle
Not sure what to do for the action

>>1601877
Research: Monkeys begin tying vines into a rope, using it to hoist their nests into the trees.

Research: Monkeys learn that by tying wood and rope together they can string bridges between the trees for easier travel.

Action: Monkeys begin harvesting rope.

Action: 7 Monkeys become builders to relocate the village entirely off the ground. Only the stockpile will remain on the ground.

Action: 3 Monkeys begin to train as hunters to hunt wild toucan and snakes for food.

>>1601877

Research 1: Create Dedicated rooms for crafting tools in the Cavern. All tools made here are automated

Research 2: Create Very sharp axes to speed up woodcutting (Make in the new crafting workshop)

Action: Extra big push to stockpile wood this week

>>1601877
Research: Through martial arts and good food. The high lifestyle awakened Poohdism a Buddhist-like culture.

Research: The frigid bears begin carving the ice and shaping them to their forms. Ice armor for homeland defenders are made!

Action: They begin to scout for bear cousins. Surely there has to be others that share their neccessities?

Action: Bear Paw is added to sports events.

Action: Get More Wood

>>1601877
The Sea is our right, and we shall be the first to master its waves.

Researches/Cultural Developments: 2 Allowed
-Tech: Invent Water Skins out of sewn together deer hides so our sailors can take fresh, holy waterfall water with them on their journey
-Culture: Being a Sailor is considered a Holy Profession akin to Priesthood.

Actions: 63 Population
-6 Masons (-1 Pig)
-21 Farmers (No Change)
-10 Hunters (No Change)
-10 Sewing/Tailors (No Change)
-10 Fisherpigs (+5 Pigs)
-0 Shipwrights (-5 Pigs)
-6 Sailors (+6 Pigs, New Profession) Take two Dugout Boats and start exploring The Coast Northward.

Voyage Conditions & Commands:
-Send a week's worth of dried fish with The Sailors
-Send waterskins with fresh water for The Sailors
-Bring four Fishing Nets
-Each Sailor brings a Sling
-Order them to explore northwards for a week, then return the next
-Order them to hunt birds with The Slings and catch fish with The Nets if their rations run out

>>1601965
>I copied the quote text from my other post along with its format

Ohhh well

>>1601877
Action: Gather more wood.
Research: This morning, one of the eldest goats had something to tell the tribe. He had a dream, one from the gods themselves. Firstly, he begins to explain the nature of the god, as apparent to him is his dreams. There is one true God, but many, smaller godlets, made up of the fragments of his life. Each one watches of the lives of all living creatures, noting their actions and determining their ultimate fate. Each godlet has its own realm, all islands a mighty archipelago, which the souls of the dead go to. The godlet of hunting would take the souls of those those that hunt, to his fertile island teeming with prey, for example.
The gods are formless, always, they will never be bound to a single form, and so drawings, sculptures, or other forms of idolatry are strictly forbidden, a simple stone monolith will indicate holy areas. (For it to be considered a proper holy area, the monolith must be at least 2 goats high, but preferably 3)

Research 2: Secondly, the ultimate God has spoken, (a very, very, rare occasion, as every godlet has its own agenda and shit) telling the elder that this island is not the home of the goat people. This is all he said to the elder. Goats begin to look for ways to leave the island, starting with hollowing out logs to use.

Two polars
>>1601948
>>1601952
Two monkeys
>>1601917
>>1601926

Need to know which one

>>1602002
Mine is complete and his is just a research. So let's work his out next time.

>>1602013
Im fine with this

>>1602027
Next turn is all you

>>1602141
Keep in mind that morters and pestles are extreemly important

But right now, i want to use the to play around with berries n shit

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Pigs create from deerskin water skins! Their travels out at sea will be easier to bear. With the introduction of the Pig Water God, the pigs regard the sailor profession as holy.

A few of the holy sailors sail up the coast. They see a shore rich in clay, with many turtles lazing about! The turtles eat fallen mangos, and some unregulated baby turtles are picked up by shorebirds! The sailors return with news of their findings.

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>>1601994
More wood is gathered, most used to make their new dugout boats; three in their lake, and two on the shore out west.

The goats come to worship the One True God, of whom forms are many, but are incomplete pieces of himself. A monolith is built to commemorate his Grace.

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>>1601926
Monkeys move offground in the trees, where they use the recent invention of rope and rope bridges to cross from tree to tree.

Few monkeys are trained as hunters to hunt down wild toucan and snakes for food. While they do bring in meat, they don't contribute much so far to the tribe as a whole.

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>>1601948
The bridge is complete to the mainland! Bears can travel to and fro to the northern shores of the continent.

A big push is made to stockpile wood. They use recently invented axes to increase the stockpile.

The tool room automates tool production. From now on, all assigned bears will have the tools necessary to complete tasks without having to worry about making one themselves!

(Wood and stone was consumed for the bridge production)

anchor!

>>1602334
>>1601917
Two new actions
>Action
Move the aviary to the trees
>action
Hunters should prioritize capture over kill

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>>1601994

>>1602334
Action: More wood! The great Exodus cannot wait, lest we feel the wrath of the gods.
Research: After testing out the rafts, some talented Craftsmen realize that the roughness and shape of the logs are detrimental, and forces the rowers to push harder and many more times. They begin carving the hollowed out logs into a shape more accommodating

Research 2: The elder goat has dedicated his life to recording the history of the tribe, and he has started a written language consisting of various runes, so far only his family, him and some other elders can read them accurately, but in his spare time he begins teaching kids.

>>1602391

>>1602334
>>1601952

>>1602216
The news of turtles being about is pretty interesting. I think we'll go ahead and make something of them. We'll go back on that route and kill a bunch this time.

Researches/Cultural Developments: 2 Allowed
-Tech: Let's sharpen rocks and tie them to the end of spears so we can get something to stab with. We want to kill turtles without breaking the shells, and slings will likely do just that.
-Tech: Design armor made out of Turtle Shells (If we can't use this resource until next turn then just discover how to collect River Salt instead)

Actions: 63 Population +6 4/6
-2 Masons (-4 Pigs)
-25 Farmers (+4 Pigs)
-14 Hunters (+4 Pigs) Accompany Sailors to go Turtle Hunting
-10 Sewing/Tailors (No Change)
-10 Fisherpigs (No Change)
-8 Sailors (+2 Pigs) Sail out with a load of Hunters to go Turtle Hunting

Voyage Conditions & Commands:
-Go on the same voyage as last week
-Take as many boats as you can
-Let the hunters kill turtles, bring back as many dead turtles as you can
-Bring back a few Mangoes, we don't need a ton, we just need to see if we can plant their seeds at home

>>1602541
>>1602334
Oops, didn't link to Anchor.

>>1602541
69 Population*
Ignore the odd math beside the population, I just do that to keep track of new pigs when they're born.

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>>1601952
Polar Bears discover a way of life that celebrates life and helps unleash their inner Bear. Poohdism.

They create a form of Ice Armor. Its slippery surface can deflect projectiles, but it shatters from too much impact and melts in the heat. Theres enough ice in the north for everyone to wear it.

They scout south for bear cousins. They find a camp of 20 Grizzlies in the mountains past their bridge! The grizzlies are dumber cousins, going naked around on all fours, but having developed fire and cave art. Their hunting skills adds value to their food income, as well as a bear camp in the mountains!

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>>1602391
Goats harvest more logs, pulling in a cool 40 this week.

The elder goat develops the Bleatish language to record the tribe's history in runic scripture.

The goats improve their boats, now able to travel much farther in less time, and needing fewer rows to do it!

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>>1602355
Monkeys move their aviary into the trees. The hunters are told to prioritize capture over killing, leading to increased animal income!

The invention of the wood bowl allows for better storage than fragile palm leaves, and the pestle helps in crushing foods for ingredients that are easier to digest, creating a style of cooking! Food income increases as a result!

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>>1602541
As a result of inventing rocky spears and planting mango trees, food income increases for the pigs!

Dead turtles are pulled out of the shell and a primitive armor is wrapped around the fat pig bellies by threading twine through the shells! It will require at the very least five turtles per armor though.

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>>1602787
>action
Fruit foregers are sent out to go look for new fruit
>action
Train more hunters
>research
Start fucking around with the peestil using fruit
Test it with everything including water
>research
Spoons

>>1602795
We should start using coconuts and more wood. Coconuts as water skins, bowls, tools and the fronds and wood for tools and construction. Also eat the coconuts.

>>1602817
Thats why im sending the foragers tp find more fruit, if we get lucky we find poison berries and coconuts
I'll happily change the train more hunters to getting woods

>>1602839
Oh wait, we already have coconuts
Lets do the coconuts next turn

>>1602787
Action: More boats. Alot more boats.
Research: Wooden planks
Research 2: hide waterskins

>>1602839
We already have coconuts from the first foraging trip. They exist we don't need to find them again

>>1602896
>>1602843

>>1602787

Researches/Cultural Developments: 2 Allowed
-Tech: Discover the process of fermentation to make Mango Wine. Put these mangoes to use giving us a little extra flavor in our lives.
-Tech: Discover how to pull salts from the river/sea through evaporation and fabric straining. We'll use it to start preserving all that meat we've been bringing in.

Actions: 75 Population
-2 Masons (No Change)
-30 Farmers (+5 Pigs)
-15 Hunters (+1 Pig)
-10 Sewing/Tailors (No Change)
-10 Fisherpigs (No Change)
-8 Sailors (No Change) Start a Voyage to The Southern Coast

Voyage Conditions & Commands:
-Take three dugout boats and follow the coast Southwards
-I have a specific interest int the dark green spot in the island's middle just above the desert, not sure if that's a forest or something.
-Pack up on slings and nets to feed yourself along the way if you run out of food
-Do try to bring examples of anything interesting found, animals, fruits, people, ect.

>>1602672
Research: Shovels to move snow around and to dig grizzly bear dirt

Research: The shaman introduces an education program to the young cubs. Teaches what is okay to eat and drink, speech skills and the males teach hunting as they grow older.

Action: Introduce Fire to the Grizzlies

Action: Partaaaaay with Grizzlies. They cant be that bad!

Going to sleep, if monkey buisness doesn't have anything to object to here's the next turn
>research
The king is offically corinated. All monkeys are to bend the knee to him. Afterwards a party is thrown
>research
Coconut bowls and water skins
>action
Train more hunters
>action
Build the kings throne on the tallest tree
>action
Start planting tree seeds

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Goats harvest a lotta wood to make a lotta boats. They also learn how to use their axes to smooth out wooden logs into thin, rectangular planks, and How to wrap muskrat and raccoon hides to form waterskins.

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After learning how to extract salt through a fibrous surface and increasing the number of farmers, the pigs gain a breakthrough of higher population growth. This week, they sail down to the middle of the island. The voyage takes six days one way. Exploring the thick jungled interior, they find cacao beans, watermelons, and a tribe of pygmy pigs - Pigmies! They have knowledge of the area and can't fight back anyways if they didn't want you, so they become a part of the family!

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>>1602795
Fruit foragers look for new fruit. There is no new fruit. They just bring back the same old fruit in increased quantity. (check out this turn where theres no new resources. >>1601822) Maybe check out that mainland, huh?

Hunter distribution increases, along with population growth rate.

The pestle is used to mash fruit and mixed with water creates a scented paste. Monkeys use it to style their hair!

Spoons are developed from wooden sticks and used to create a less messy eating environment! Efficient!

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>>1603024
Shovels are made to move around snow and grizzly bear dirt. Neat!

Shaman introduces the cubs to formal education, teaching them survival skills, speech skills, and hunting skills.

Fire is introduced to the grizzlies. They run in fear, only to return with awe and acceptance of you as some sort of magical being.

You then party with the Grizzlies. Woohoo!

One Grizzly tells you during the party of some smoke coming from a high mountaintop. Signs of life? Maybe just a random fire? Either way, he seems down to check it out!

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>>1603339

Research: Monkeys study the properties of coconuts, and how to more effectively utilize them and grow them. They eat the flesh of the nut, drink the milk, use the husk as a bowl and hollow nuts to store water inside. They use the fronds to help hide their nests and the wood for their nests and bridges. Most importantly the water storing properties and purification.

Research: noticing how some coconuts float away on the tide, Monkeys grow curious about using coconuts to reach the distant shore they can see from their treetop nests. They study ways to strap wooden rafts together with coconuts for flotation devices and stabilizers, using vine rope to hold it together and fronds to paddle.

Action: The Monkeys build more of these craft, and some of them set out for shore, bringing stores of fruit, water and eggs for the journey.

>>1603339
Research: Study stones in various unused caves to be sure homes are not invaded. If anything interesting is found begin to mine the tunnel!

Research: Buoyancy. We want stuff to floaaaat

Action: Build a dock in the Icelands.

Action: Explore the smoke signal! Take some Grizbros.

>>1603339
>>1603491

Agreeing with the Mine (& minetown) & explore smoke signal turns,
Editing explore smoke signal to explore the whole area with a dedicated party going to the signal

Changing buoyancy to developing shared language + incorporating grizzlies into bear society , as well as adopting the grizzly wall art style & paints/painting into our culture

Changing Dock to planting crops such as trees, nuts, berries & any crops the grizzlies have/know of in the new more fertile land

Action: All builders are transfered to canoe Craftsmen. We continue building many canoes.
Research: Stone nails
Research 2: Wooden chests using said nails and planks

>>1604063
Reeeee we need to find that stuff first. We know not of their food.

>>1604251
Forgot to add, half hunters should be changed to lumberjacks, as well as all miners.

>>1604272
we have nuts & berries & trees already in resources, & ye we don't know about their food but I assume they eat something. Any new plants should be grown

>>1603339
Oh cute, pigmies! We shall use their knowledge of the area to our advantage, but first we'll delegate them to being tailors and fisherpigs, you don't need to be big to do those kinds of tasks usually.

Researches/Cultural Developments: 2 Allowed
-Culture: The Clan's chief will now be selected through a vote from The Sailors, and will be from The Sailor Class himself. Now that we have Pigmies it's pretty obvious that none of them can ever become chief through tusk fight, which isn't very fair. We'll let the most worldly and sea-worthy pigs chose one of their own to lead, because they're closer to The Water God. We'll call the chief a High Captain.

-Culture: Every election of a new chief will be celebrated with a grand voyage. We will hold a festival with lots of alcohol, then send out all the sailors on a quest headed by the new chief in any direction they desire, and bring back proof of their journey. Whatever they return with will become the symbol to represent that pig's rule from now on.

Actions: 108 Population
-2 Masons (No Change)
-30 Farmers (No Change)
-15 Hunters (No Change)
-15 Sewing/Tailors (+5 Pigs) Craft the biggest set of sails they can manage. The High Captain needs a fancy new Flag Ship.
-20 Fisherpigs (+10 Pigs)
-11 Sailors (+3 Pigs) Gather together and go on a Celebration Voyage with The Captain.
-15 Shipwrights (+15 Pigs, Remade Profession) Craft the largest hull they can get floating, one ship made to impress The High Captain.

Voyage Conditions & Commands:
-The High Captain leads his voyage as he wishes. The only order is that he must bring back something undiscovered to symbolize his rule.

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>>1604309
Also this was the Captcha

>>1604308
Fiiiine

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>>1604063
Bears go to the unused caves and start mining. Along with the stone, they find veins of green ore; copper! Copper income begins.

The scouts go to the smoke. They are met by a group of incredibly hostile mountain lions, complete with a campfire and various wooden boxes filled with dead animals. Of the ten sent to investigate, two return, the others mauled and overwhelmed by the numerous mountain lions. The grizzlies are fearful they may come and hunt them, now having a taste of bearflesh! They beg you for protection!

Potatoes, Tomatoes and Maple Trees are taken and planted from the Grizzly camp.

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>>1603477
Monkeys study the properties of coconuts. Not only are they able to grow them more effectively, but they recycle their shells to be water containers! Neat!

After observing coconuts floating on the water, they try and see if they can make other things float, and if so, possibly they can sit on them while on water? With the first fleet of 5 rafts, they sail north, finding a hot desert. A group of orangutans are on shore, with no tech except for wood spears and grass dresses. Their count is added to your population!

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Goats reorganize so that a little over half of their population work on building boats. They manage to pump out 15 streamlined canoe-boats altogether by the end of the week.

Stone Nails allow them to create wooden chests, so that they can carry things altogether, even attaching them onto the boats when they travel!

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>>1604309
Pigs reform their election so that sailors are teh electorate, and the chief is renamed the High Captain, who goes on a grand voyage post-election.

The Shipwrights craft a large hull by gathering many thin branches, folding it into a curved shape, and sealing it with river clay. It is moderately effective.

The pigs go on another voyage. They go to a hilly region, explore a bit, and bring back a sunflower.

(I'll update demographics for bears and monekys later. Also, sails are more research than action.)

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>>1604771
Action: And so it begins, the great migration has started. All goats pack their valuables, and begin their great journey, one they will not all survive, we set off towards the mainland, our canoes making many trips over the channel to bring all goats and the food, along with a few cases of obsidian.

Research: Dried food.
Research 2: Backpacks.

>>1604771
>research
The orangutangs are too be brought back to monkey island and be assimalted into our culture. The monkey king shall now be known as the ape king
>research
After the introduction of the orangutangs, a discussion was started by a member of the elder councle who asked "what is ape?" This led to the creation of a new religion, the ape pantheon
>action
Monkeys are sent with orangatangs guids to scout out the coast of this new land

>>1604771
The monkeys are overjoyed to meet their hairier cousins.

Action: 5 scouts search the desert.

Action: Teach the Orangutans our ways, and establish a festival to celebrate the meeting of our people.

Action: We also ask to learn what they know of the desert and ask how they have survived all this time for advantages.

Research: Coconut oil. One monkey realized that the fatty parts of the coconut are very rich in nutrients and flavor and it is also good to protect against the sun!

Research: Religion. The Monkey Council begin to tell the monkeys and orangutans stories to educate them, stories featuring a wise monkey who sometimes is arrogant and industrious, a playful monkey who is sometimes insightful and foolish, and a peaceful orangutan who is sometimes lazy and patient. Each have virtues and flaws just like real monkeys! And each feature in stories to extol their virtues and lessons. The ultimate lesson is that intelligence, enjoyment and peace all go hand in hand.

>>1604771

Action: Explore east looking for points of interest, more food or resources to gather (mining ,trees , that kind of thing)

Action: Masons & carpenters build defensive walls from stone with a wooden gate to protect against any lion attacks while the bears recover

Action: Large group bear paw defense lessons at night with sparing for all bears to be more competent

Research: Improve agriculture with bone meal compost & bear poo fertilizer to improve crop yield

>Research: Weapons
The bears are under attack & crafts steer towards new weapons for killing & self defense JUST in case something happens. The better ones include Javelins (Long sticks with sharpened rocks at the end), Bolas (animal skin slings to throw rocks), & claw gauntlets (Skin gloves with carefully sharpened rock finger edges & knuckle spikes, to make all swipes and blows much deadlier)

>>1604805
If teaching the orangatangs works as an action this

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>>1604771
I moved my Pig Professions chart into an excel sheet to make the math easier. It does the percents too.

If this isn't an acceptable format do tell me so and I'll switch back to the old.

Researches/Cultural Developments: 2 Allowed
-Tech: Discover Sails by starting to string our big sheets of twine together.
-Tech: Invent various dyes using our berries and cocoa plants from The Pigmy Camp.

Actions:
-Sailors: Take a voyage down to The Pigmie Homelands and get some of them to assist you on an expedition into The Desert.
-Tailors: Okay now start to construct that big sailing rig for The Captain's Ship.

Voyage:
-Take spears and slings in case of dangers on your journey
-Leave half the sailors back at the boats to protect them from thievery
-Get The Pigmies to assist in a journey into The Desert Lands

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>>1604809
Bear Paw defense lessons improve the competency of bear combat everywhere! They train with the newly invented claw gauntlet

Masons and carpenters reinforce the Grizzly camp with stone walls and a wooden gate. The lions scratch at the outside, before leaping up into the trees and jumping inside! The bears manage to overwhelm the few that invade, while losing three bears of their own from fatal scratches to their face and throat. They now have twelve dead mountain lions in their camp.

Agriculture is improved with fertilizer, increasing food income once more.

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>>1604843
Pigs learn how to make sails, adding them to the Captain's Ship.

The Pigmielands serve as a basecamp for the journey south, into the Desert Lands. Sailors stay at the boats, protecting them from possible thieves.

At the edges of the desert, they find a region, completely devoid of water, but rockier and sturdier than the usual sand. They brush off the sand; and they find a cave! The cave is blocked by a fallen piece of rock they manage to push out. Inside, they find the cave is rich in limestone and a few copper veins! They will need to set up a base here if they want a constant supply of the materials. They don't take any with them as the effort would kill time they need to return home where water and food is plentiful.

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Goats begin their great migration across the channel onto the mainland. After setting up camp, the hunters go out once more. They find new resources, such as barley fields, groudhogs, and -- another tribe! They see signs of grazing and find the docile sheeps, timid but very peaceful and cultured, even practicing their own version of sheep music. They are quick to recognize your similarities and their inferior numbers and decide to join you!

Dried food and backpacks make exploration of the mainland possible at further distances than before!

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>>1604805
Monkeys learn to make coconut oil, applying it in their skin for protection and some foods to make it tasty!

A series of folk tales turn into a moralistic religion for the monkeys, telling them to be intelligent, enjoy life, and be peaceful.

Orangutans tell you they do not venture in the desert, preferring the coasts. Their ancestors had come from northwards down, but they do not know why or how to get back, and even if they did, where? Thus, they hugged the coasts, catching whatever small insects or fish they could.

Five scouts venture into the desert. They almost fall into a crevice-- filled with riches! Limestone, copper, and coal are rich here. They return with their findings of the weirdly painted cavern, waiting for the wisdom of the monkey council to instruct them next.

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>>1604928
No one said it was time to stop!
Action: Begin the March once more, westwards.
Research: Cloth from the sheeples hair.
Research 2: The wheel!

>>1604947
Also, a bit of a profession update. We don't need canoe Craftsmen, so a quarter of the canoe builders go back to crafts, the rest are assigned hunters.

>>1604926
Action: Some Monkeys are tasked with building a settlement on the mainland. They begin bringing over toucans, snakes, and crops to farm along the green belt.

Action: 12 Monkeys begin mining.

Action: Some monkey scouts travel east and west along the green belt edge of the desert, looking for anything growing north.

Research: Fire.

Research: Basic medicine.

>>1604947
Also before we set off again we assign about 10 lads to scout around ahead of the group (which for now on will be moving from dawn until late evening, a hour or so before sunset.) and collect seeds from any plants we find along the way.

>>1604928
>action
Monkeys and orangatangs are sent to settle the land the monkeys found
>action
The construction of a bridge connecting the island to the main land begins
>research
After hearing about the cave paintings, a elder monkey takes up the task of trying to make detailed paintings of the gods which jump starts an artistic culture
>research
One elder monkey creates a written language which contains an alphabet.

>>1604979
How about research fire and writing? I don't think a bridge will be useful and we don't have enough materials for that. We have vines and small palm tree trunks.

>>1604928
>Research 1: Horned Ice helmets & neckguards & wooden chest armor
After the attack by the lions, the bears have seen the lion fighting style. Nimble, goes for the throat & head, and rakes with sharp claws. They create helmets, with neck guards and chest armor to specifically counter lion attacks.

Research 2: Basic First Aid & medicine
The bears have found that different temperatures can be used to help injuries. Ice can be applied to reduce swelling & pain, while heat can be applied to cauterize and seal wounds

Action 1:Harvest lion corpses for pelts, meat, teeth, claws & bone

Action 2: Armed scouting parties of 25 to explore the nearby land & be able to defend itself from any lion attacks

Action 3: At night, 100 of the best bear paw Bears, armored with full ice, stone & wood armor + claws (dipped in poo to increase deadliness) will sneak into the lions den & begin killing them all. If there is any leadership or matriarch (or if not then at least 1 female) , they shall both be beaten, captured & brought to the bear village

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>>1604928
looks like the cave is pretty interesting, but we need to go about this a smart way.

Researches/Cultural Developments: 2 Allowed
-Tech: Invent a Rock Chisel to help us start shaping Limestone Blocks.
-Tech: Invent a Tent from our fabrics to bring shelter and shade along with us into desert adventures.

Actions:
-Lumberjacks: Sail down to The Pigmie Camp and take up residence to start cutting down Jungle Trees
-Masons: Sail down to The Pigmie Camp and accompany The Sailors on their Expedition into The Desert.
-Sailors: Take The Lumberjacks and Masons down to
-Tailors: Start dying our full body twine robes black to block out the sun while we're exploring the desert.

Voyage:
-Transport The Lumberjacks and Masons down to The Pigmy Camp
-Journey down to The Desert Cave and set up a small camp of tents
-Attempt to find a water source near the cave that we could sustain a population of pigs on
-Let The Masons take a look in the cave and see if The Limestone or The Copper is usable for building materials

>>1604993
Yeah thats fine

>>1604964
Changing medicine to written language. Final answer!

>>1605006
>>1604928

Changing the nighttime attack to Capture the Strongest , fiestiest fighters (Since lion fighters would all be female)

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>>1604964
Monkeys start mining that sweet, sweet ore!

They establish a settlement at the Orangutan camp! The green belt stretches in both directions, greatly increasing their food income!

They discover fire after continually striking stones. They create a written script etched in wood.

They scout out east and west, collecting lettuce and yams, which they immediately plant. The western monkeys see a tall tower in the distance made of wood -- perhaps a sign of civilization! But will it be friend or foe?

>>1605135
>>1605006
>>1604928

Changing again, add an action to create wooden cages

So to clarify

> Head neck & chest armor to counter lion attack methods
>First aid using temperature
>Harvest lion corpses
>Scouting parties of 25 armed bears exploring the nearby landscape
>Send 100 fully armed bears at nighttime to sneak into the lion's den, Kill the majority of lions, enslave the strongest female fighters, take all of lion's shit. Have grizzlys on the side ready to cart away cages asap so they can't break free, & to apply first aid

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>>1604947
Goats keep marching! The goats keep marching until they hit the river, which is teeming with a sentient alligator clan! They only found out after camping for the night and finding when they woke up an alligator munching loudly on crushed goat! They would move west, but fear the alligators will board the boats (they're kinda big alligators) and attack, so they fortify their position using They a makeshift wall from their boats.

The goats also research making cloth from wool and a wheel after observing how round rocks move better than flat rocks. They collect seeds of pumpkins, squash, and string beans.

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>>1605047
Pigs invent a rock chisel to create limestone blocks. They also use their giant sails as tents.

Lumberjacks begin to collect wood from the Pigmy camp. No attempts have been made to mine, although there is a discovery of several bats that waken at too loud a sound. The bats are just regular bats.

Another adventure is undergone, this time using the cave as a base. They go out, and find a desert oasis! They can use this water to help the settlement at the cave!

The limestone they find could serve as an excellent building material! The copper, eh, not so much.

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>>1605006
The polar bears make wooden armors that protect their necks. They construct 100 of them and send them out with the bears to attack the lions. They manage to kill off the lion threat and capture the matriarch and a cub, succumbing to at least twelve deaths on their end due to bleeding, and twenty three injuries that will heal after a while thanks to first aid research.

Scouting parties go to explore nearby land. They find in the deeper mountains on the rock face green and black veins -- copper and coal! They have access and can mine these now.

They also have access to at least 87 lion corpse resources, as well as the live captures.

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>>1605328
Research: Stone tools. Now that we have a source of it we might as well upgrade.

Research: Stone construction. It keeps the heat out better and is more defensible. We begin making buildings of stone on the mainland.

Action: 12 monkey scouts watch the tower to figure out who is there and if they are a threat. They send regular reports back to the main camp.

Action: Orangutans are hella strong. We enlist them to be masons and builders. They get special feather badges.

>>1605328
Action: abandon the boats, begin to follow the river south (and around the lake, continuing east if we get that far)
Research: Using charcoal and the new fabric, we begin mapping our journey, beginning with where we came from and noting important events.

Research 2: Using nails, wood planks, and our new wheels, we make a rudimentary wheelbarrow, which will make continuing the journey much easier.

>>1605319

>Research 1: Candles & torches using fat, blubber, whisker whicks, wood & coal

>Research 2: Tailoring
Using furs, pelts, thin bone needles, woven together with whiskers of seals rabbits lions & foxes. More creative outlets!

>Action: Expand mine town into the mountain to create a stone city (think iron forge in wow or the lonely mountain from the hobbit)
After the lion attacks, the bears want a main city that's easier to defend. Instead of building things from the ground up, they decide to take inspiration from the ice museum back on north island and dig living space INTO the mountain, where defensive walls come with it and new structures can be carved whenever needed. Right now they create Living spaces, with chimneyed fireplaces , worhshops, hallways, eating chambers with tables, & isolated torture chambers deep down. Mining continues through the mountain anyway with mined sections being crafted into more living space

>Action 2: File down the matriarch's claws to stubs & seal her in the new torture chambers. Torture the matriarch for lion society information & then breed with her.
New cubs are raised by their fathers & go through school, while the lion cub is grown by the shaman & is used for breeding once mature. Upon reaching 40 bear friendly libearians. Execute her & the cub & add their to the stockpiles of leather & meat.

>>1605380
This is fine

>>1605387
Southwest

>>1605394
Just to clarify, the cub will be in the torture chambers within the mountain & not out in society growing up. He will grow up captive & used for his sperm before dying. Too bad he was old enough to remember
Bears are a peaceful but vindictive group when it comes to unprovoked killings.

#psshNothingPersonalKid

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>>1605328
Researches/Cultural Developments: 2 Allowed
-Tech: Invent a Rock Pick to help us start mining out big blocks of limestone and copper.
-Tech: Invent glass by melting down Limestone Powder and Sand

Actions:
-Lumberjacks: Construct a dock at The Pigmie Camp because we keep sailing there so much
-Masons: Start mining out some Limestone and making blocks out of it
-Sailors: Sail the masons out to The Pigmie Camp. We'll be using The Pigmie lands as a docking station for this region.
-Tailors: Start crafting large tents for settlers to take along to The Oasis Settlement
-Hunters: Take a couple hunters to The Oasis to look for animal food sources.
-Farmers: Take a couple farmers out to The Oasis look for agricultural food sources.

Voyage:
-Take The Masons, a few Hunters, and a few Farmers down to The Oasis along with some Large Tents that The Tailors make
-Lead them out to The oasis and establish a settlement there using the large tents as homes

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Monkeys upgrade their tools to stone. It only impacts their spears and spoons.

They learn to construct with lots of broken stones they scavenge from the mine, building it on the mainland camp.

Orangutans are enlisted as masons and builders.

The 12 monkey scouts return with news. The tower is surrounded by wooden palisades and wooden and straw huts. Inside are leopards, donning the skins of their prey. They are intelligent creatures, but very prideful of their superiority. You see them armed with stone weaponry.

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>>1605394
Bears set up the miningtown to be inside the mountain, slowly accumulating a large stockpile of stone and increasing copper income from designated mining spots. Chambers holding the lioness and the cub are also built deep in the city, along with the chambers for sleeping, eating, and crafting. The lioness will birth a Libearian every month.

Candles are crafted from fat, and fashion begins from the use of animal pelts and skins.

>>1605730
Research: Mining tools

Research: Basic metallurgy

I will let the other monkey handle actions

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>>1605477
The pigs establish a settlement at the oasis. The hunters and farmers begin looking for food sources. Hunters return with desert rats. A new food source! The farmers find some acacia shrubs.

They construct a dock at the Pigmie camp, start mining limestone with their pickaxe inventions, and invent glass.

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>>1605387
Goats create wheelbarrows from their boats to help accelerate their travel and charcoal on fabric to document their journey.

They manage to travel alongside the lake. They see a tribe of Gazelles, and after telling them their tale of the One True God, they are easily convinced and join their journey. The Gazelles are a nomadic species, bringing with them rough bamboo sticks.

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>>1606017
Action: The Long Walk west continues.
Research:Cloth clothing, far lighter than hide leather, albeit less capable of keeping the weather out.
Research 2: The Elder goat names himself king! He then abdicates, leaving the title of king to his only child, the first princess Goatoria the First.

>>1605811
>>1606017
>Action
A emissary is sent to the leopards carrying a large bowl of dead tucans to make our presence known to the leopards and hopefully start up relations betweeb our people

>>1606319
Forgot the second action
>action
Training of orangutang spearmen

>>1605789
Research: Using leftover scrap animal skins they fold up the material and learn to toss rocks with them, making a sling.

Action: Slings are added to sporting events

Research: Bone helmets. Reinforcing the Lionhead bones with wood, military leaders will be given Lion Helms to show their importance and intimidate enemies.

Action: Being decent swimmers genetically, the polar bears dove and look for resources under the bridge they built and around the coast of the small island.

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>>1606415
We've already got helmets + no military leaders
If you want skull fashion then

>Research: Lion skin fashion
The strongest warriors begin making clothing out of the enemies they personally killed to add to their armor & show their participation and dominance in the recent conflict, plus skill with the new art of tailoring.
They create large lion hide cloaks, with neck scruffs, hide & bone bracers & skull shoulder pads, complete with bone necklaces

Pic related

>>1608018
Make military leaders you coont. We have warrior bears but no organization!

Lion skin and bone fashion, btw.

>>1608028
Name

>>1608039
Well we have the council + hunter council leader for basic leadership. I don't think its worth investing more research into it for now since there's no pressure anywhere, unless we don't have much else to do

>>1606017

Researches/Cultural Developments: 2 Allowed
-Tech: Invent The Torch
-Tech: Invent The Wooden Shield

Actions:
-Desert Wardens: Establish a Land Military to explore The Desert by the name of The Desert Wardens. They wear Turtle Shell Armor, Black Sun-Blocking Robes, a Wooden Shield, a Spear, and a Sling. Slings are pretty much just twine anyway so they'll wear them as wristbands or something.
-Sailors: Send some of The Sailors down into The cave with Torches to see just how far down the cave really goes.

Voyage & Expeditions:
-Desert Wardens explore out Southwards from The Oasis Camp.
-Sailors explore deeper into The Oasis Cave to see how far down it really goes.
-Each should make sure they bring adequate weapons
-Each should bring Water
-Desert Wanderers should bring a big tent for them ll to sleep in.

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>>1608046
Forgot Chart.

>>1608043
If there is still lions is that not enough cause?

>>1608051
I suppose, but what would you suggest for leadership
Maybe refining council roles to each being in charge of sectors of society, so the hunter would take charge of war, create a new role to be incharge of agriculture & hunting (food crops fishing meat etc), combine the sculptors into a crafting leader, make a new role for wellbieng of the people (medicine, education, confyness), & make a formal religion for the shaman to be in charge of? atm it's very wishy washy

What do you think?

>>1608066
I think we need to drop council having all control and rather be an advisor to an actual leader.

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>>1606070
Goats travel west, crossing the river cutting south through the desert by walking in it, as it is wide but pretty shallow, and skirt the edge of the desert until they find -- pigs! The sailorpigs going to explore the cave are noticeed by the goats. Relations are cold, yet both tribes understand that the creatures they are looking at may be as intelligent as themselves. They may interact, but will not understand things that can't be negotiated through pointing and grunting.

The goats also form their government as a monarchy, and create wool clothing.

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>>1605811
Monkeys develop stone mining tools, increasing the ores income, and develop metallurgy.

The orangutans are trained as spearmen.

An emissary is sent carrying dead toucans. They decline the gift, saying they prefer to have fresh prey. One of them eyes you curiously. They offer a deal where you will receive a surplus of food and protection from the leopards provided every month you send five monkeys to be their hunting bait.

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>>1608046
Pigs invent the torch and the wooden shield.

A military group named the Desert Wardens are formed. First initiates number ten. Wardens explore south from the oasis camp. They run across a camp of desert jackals! They are very good thieves, and have used this week to steal some food and ores from your desert cities!

Sailors go deeper inside the cave. They find a kingdom of Bat People. They are to themselves mostly, but are extremely averse to strangers. All the bats are armed with silver weaponry and armor.

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>>1606415
Polar bears create a sling, adding them to their sporting events.

Fashion is formed from the bodies of the slain enemies. Bone helmets, lionskin pelts, and bone necklaces are all added to the current fashion statement.

They dive underneath the bridge. They are encountered by Sharks! They compete with you for fish and seals, as well as kill young cubs who swim. Luckily, you don't use the sea much, s its not a problem -- right?

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>>1609010
Goats treat the pigs as they would any other animal that gets too close to the herd, firstly yelling at them, attempting to save/ward them off, and if they follow us, stabbing them/throwing spears at them.
Action: Soldier on, the holy Land may not wait.
Research: Child care! Because we don't want child pitfights. The Queen herself gathers the young of the clan, and demonstrates all kinds of things, such as "How to throw a Spear", "How to mend ripped clothing.", "How to see what runes mean" among others.
Research 2: Turbans, for keeping the head warm.

>>1609032
For keeping the head COOL I mean.

>>1608722
Goats collect acacia and dates from the desery

>>1609010

Action: Explore south to the end of the mountains
The Polarbears have a nice comfy home in the mountains & with north island, but after discovering the benifits of mountains & it's dangers, they send 4 armed scouting groups of 20 throughout the mountains every day, looking to see if there's an end to the mountains. 1 group follows the eastern coast, 1 follows the western coast, & 2 more explore the eastern & western mountains as they head south, looking for points of interest & if any creatures are found, note their location & investigate without directly interacting if possible.

Action: Explore the lion den for rescources and tech, then set it up as another village mining into the mountain, aiming to connect with the minetown on the other side

Research: Basic metallurgy & furnaces inside minetown mountain
It is found that high heat can refine the copper ore into copper. A large room with a large firepit and chimney leading out of the mountain is built for all fire related ventures, & smelting of copper ore

Research: Using fish and seals to see if sharks are civilized & will be friendly towards bears + not attack cubs. If YES then develop a form of communication between tribes.

>>1609085
If NO, stop feeding them & don't engage, keep cubs out of the water for now

>>1609010
Action: 10 Monkeys are sent to scout east and north through the desert, searching for animals.

Action: The Monkeys do not reply to the Leopard offer, saying they will deliberate it.

Action: 10 Monkeys are stationed between our ground camp and the Leopards to keep watch in the trees.

Research: metallurgy

Research: desert survival techniques

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>>1609032
We shall refuse to follow the nomads.

Researches/Cultural Developments: 2 Allowed
-Tech: Invent Net Traps. Seeing as how we've got some angry Jackals underneath us we'll start
-Tech: Discover Copper Forging. Since we saw Bats with metal weapons we though it might just be good if we tried to experiment with our own metals.

Actions:
-Lumberjacks: Build a Wooden Wall around The Pigmie Camp because we just saw Goats heading in that direction and we don't want them accidentally wandering in.
-Masons: Build a Limestone wall around The Oasis Camp to help keep The Jackals out of our territory.
-Desert Wardens: Set up Net Traps all around near The Jackal Camp. We'll see how eager these guys are to come and steal from us when their people start vanishing.
-Shipwrights: Start crafting Sailboats, deconstruct non-sail ships for materials to make them with if needed. (I would just sorta like having just the sailboats on my map picture)
-Sailors: Get ready to head out in another voyage.

Voyage & Expeditions:
-Gather some Sailors together and sail out further east in look of islands. We need an isolated place to dump off our captives like some kind of Alcatraz. If we don't find anything we'll need to just do the same thing on The Mainland.

>>1609156
We already have metallurgy

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>>1609085
Polar bears send scouts to traverse the mountains. The Eastern coast group finds the cliffsides are covered in chalky white marble. The Western coast group observes from a distance a HUGE number of mountain lions, this time led by a cunning wolf wearing the skin of a black bear. The settlement includes black bear captives, who are forced to mine the interiors of the western cliffs, rich in tin and copper. The mountain groups travel south, finding among other things a lake in a valley swimming with trout, a weird rock formation that kinda sorta looks like a bear claw with the thumb tucked into the palm, and a tribe of Bighorners way in the south.

The sharks are offered fish and seals. They end up eating your scouts. Populace is a bit unhappy.

The lion den contains a large pot they use to cook their prey alive! You learn the boiling tech now!

You research metallurgy, learning how to make green rocks into melted green rocks, and then cooling it to be another shape.

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>>1609296
Traps are invented and set up around the jackal camp. When they return, the jackals have either removed them, or hidden new ones for pigs to be trapped. Trying to trap a thief, what were you thinking? The animals avoid traps their entire lives! Twelve piggus are held prisoner by the jackals, and they want a ransom of 50% your copper production for their return.

Copper forging is begun by reforging all their discovered tools with copper.

A limestone wall is constructed around the Oasis Camp. Thieving incidents go down here.

Sailors don't find any more islands further west or east of their island.

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>>1609156
Monkeys are sent east and west to look for animals. They bring back lumpy backed horses -- camels! They have fifteen to start.

Monkeys observe the leopards from the trees. They seem to be training themselves in sword and shield combat. Their swords are made from stone wrapped in poisonous thorns. Their shields are wooden squares with thorns dorned on it.

Monkey upgrade their toolset and learn techniques to survive in the desert.

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>>1609032
Goats invent turbans and education for their young ones. They bypass the pig towns and meet up with the western coast, following along west until they camp at the sunflower fields sitting atop grassy hills. They can see the mountains from the distance.

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>>1610005
Action: Build a limestone stable for the camels.

Action: Begin building a limestone walk around the mainland camp. Maintain the Monkey scouts.

Action: Make spears from copper.

Action: Make swords from copper imitating what we saw of the Leopard swords.

Research: Camel biology and handling. We learn about camel milk and riding.

Research: Well building. If we can construct a well from limestone we will.

>>1610061
Wall.

>>1610061
yeah this will do

>>1610112
Sorry. You do the next turn. And get a discord.

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>>1610005
We shall be kind when we may, but we must first be savage.

Researches/Cultural Developments: 2 Allowed
-Tech: Invent Sand Molds for our Forges
-Tech: Invent Copper Spears. With these we will be able to form true and proper ranks of soldiers.

Actions:
-Desert Wardens: March out to The Jackal Camp and besiege it.
-Sailors: Sail a group of hunters out to kill more turtles.
-Hunters: Join The Sailors in Turtle Hunting. We'll make more Turtle Shell Armor out of them.
-Metal Smiths: Start producing Copper Spears in mass.

Voyage & Expeditions:

The Wardens:
-March out to The Jackal Camp and Siege it.
-Carry a spear and a shield for every soldier, if we run out of copper ones, send them in with stone. The Veterans and whoever is able will wear turtle shell armor. All will bring slings.
-Let no Jackal leave the camp, especially to go get water.
-Bring Tents to last extended periods of siege in.
-Do not allow Jackals to steal anything, keep everything in tents, keep pigs on rotated watch.
-If you catch a Jackal alive, cut off their hands and send them back into their clan. It is better to make them unable to fight and force the enemy to care for them rather than simply end their life.
-Pelt them with sling stones whenever a jackal is seen, even within their own camp.
-Tell them that if the captive pigs die, all The Jackals die.

The Sailors:
-Just sail The Hunters out to The Turtle Cove and collect shells for Warden Armor.

>>1610005
This is a PHAT turn so i'll try to break it up so you don't miss anything

>Action 1: Peace offering with Bighorns.
Upon discovered 2 more possibly hostile tribes ,the bears are worried. The lion's & sharks will need to be dealt with, but there's now a further threat of bighorns.
Since the bears are peaceful they're going to try a peace offering for the 3rd time, but this time with more caution. They send 40 troops to make camp a mile from the bighorn camp & send 10 to offer a carved peace symbol & some tomatoes to make friends with the bighorns.
IF they say NO & prove to be unfriendly, fall back without losses, then at night, all troops move in & execute them all in a similar fashion to the lions den.
IF they say YES & prove to be friendly, Throw a feast, & warn them of the lion threat, & get them to help with Action 2

>Action 2: Build a wooden spiked barricade sectioning off the lions (Pic related)
With the threat of the lions & sharks (& possibly big horns) , the bears are sick of people's shit. They send most an additonal 100 working bears ontop of the 50 (& 25 bighorns if they're peaceful & agree to help) to build a spiked wooden barricade encircling the mountain, using large sharpened wood & carved statues, with the spikes dipped in poo to make it more likely to kill or seriously hurt those trying to cross it, they create a barricade to protect the bears, prevent any new threats from entering the mountain range, & giving the lions only 1 route to go, out of the mountain range.
This should also prevent easy encroachment into bear territory while we recover, & they defiantly shouldn't even notice since the barricade is at least 10 miles away + they are busy strip mining the mountain

>Research 1: Add new roles to the council to improve War & Cooking.
Cooking & War are viewed as Art forms as they develop, so a master chef & general are added to the council.
The Chef encourages bears to boil & fry in oil food, allowing them to eat usually unedible things such as bone marrow, skin for crackling & to reheat leftovers from the fridge chambers, which increases the food uses and availability throughout the tribe.
The General is the current best strategist, increasing army effectiveness when it groups & encourages martial arts to teach defense against all manner of weapons such as sticks,
picks, slings(how to evade, use weight against others, how to break weapons, redirect projectiles & disarm once close)

>Research 2: Leather & leatherworking
Tailors begin experimetning with the materials of their craft & learn that shaving skin, peeing on it, powdering it with ground stone & drying it in the sun repeatedly, makes the skin much MUCH tougher & more versatile. They then attempt to use their tailoring practices with this new material to see what things they can make (Bags, improving armor, leather rope etc)

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>>1610005
>>1611776
Forgot pic of barrier border

>>1610005
& The phrase "execute them all in a similar fashion to the lions den" means kill all but take 1 or 2 prisoners

>>1611812
>>1610005
correction, prisoners should be whoever their leader is. Just like the lion matriarch

>>1610005
Action: Go north, to the great stone monuments.
Research: Atlatls.
Research 2: Hide Armors.

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>>1611776
Bears add the roles of war and cooking to the council. The general allows for increased army effectiveness, while the chief chef allows for an increase in population growth rate from his mandate to boil inedibles into edibles.

They offer a peace offering to the bighorns. Their offerings are received greedily. They promise to leave you alone granted you leave them alone and stay off their turf.

A wooden skied barrier is being constructed. The bighorns don't help due to lack of interest. All the logs are used initially to build a small section in the northwest. Log production is also reduced to construct a little bit of the barrier every day.

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>>1611878
Goats reach the mountains. They find the bighorners, who add to their ranks after realizing the significance of their surroundings.

They research atlatls and stitch the skins of foxes they hunted for to crete hide armors.

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>>1610061
The creation of camel stables and learning of biology and handling increases camel birth rates. This, along with the well building, increases pop growth rate.

All the copper is used to make a whole arsenal of spears and swords. They are clunky, but still sharp.

All the limestone is used to create stables and a limestone walk around the main camp.

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>>1610174
Pigs invent molds and spears.

The Jackal camp is sieged. They give in by the end of the week, unlocking the gate door and pushing out the pigs. When you enter the camp, its abandoned. You have no idea how all the jackals left, or where they went. They made tracks leaving in all directions except west.

More turtles are collected and killed for armor.

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>>1612001
Action: The final step in our migration is at hand. Find the tallest mountain and settle there.
Research: We begin to train a select few goats to be extra sneaky scouts
Research two: smaller, feathered darts to help Atlatls throw farther and with better accuracy

>>1612001
>research
Monkeys start making sheilds out of the thick durable wood
>research
A new god is added to the ape pantheon. An stubborn orangatang god who is easy to provoke but is the most honorable and sticks to his morals
His storys remind the common ape that keeping a cool head is important, you can't keep a grudge for ever, and to never let someone change your beliefs means cohersion or bribary
>Action
search through out the jackle camp to find any hidden pathways or tunnels
>action
A team of scouts are sent west

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>>1612001
Action 1: Cancel large border since it's blocking off enough to stop the lions main attack point, & this is taking all the wood. Instead block off direct choke points into bear territory (pic related), with sling & bow bears stationed at the top of the walls & gates.

Action 2: Scouts notice the massive migration of goats who the bighorns have joined & are now marching into the mountains, they tail them from a distance to get an idea where they're going & if they'll be a threat

Action 3: Bears expand reorganize & expand their current farms

Research 1: New weapons to combat the lions & sharks
Heavy bows of thick wood & leather , with with sharpened stone points & Large tower shields for the bears backs. Bears are strong & both of these weapons will only be good if the wielder is extremely strong to pull the string back & carry the shield.

Research 2: Spy Bears
Bears are already quiet thanks to their wide padded feet & 4 limbs. Unfortunately they're really big which gives them away when it's not nighttime. Bears make camouflage & squads are trained for stealth

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>>1612001
I'm pretty tired of dealing with Jackals, so we're not gonna let them even be a thing anymore.

Researches/Cultural Developments: 2 Allowed
-Tech: Invent Copper Jewelry. We'll try to boost the happiness of our pigs with some fashion.
-Tech: Research desert tracking methods. We'll get better at tracking trickster jackals in the desert.

Actions:
-Desert Wardens:
*Patrol The Desert and make sure that The jackals don't get a chance to regroup anymore. If they surrender then let them get imprisoned, but if they keep at some kind of guerrilla combat just kill them.
*Don't bother looking into the abandon jackal camp for anything, just burn it down and salt the land. It's probably filled with traps anyway.

-Metal Smiths: We've already got enough spears so start making Copper Jewelry instead. Maybe it'll make some people happy once we start having treasures of our own.

-Masons: Start building a road to The Cave from The Oasis out of Limestone.

Voyage & Expeditions:
No Voyage.

>>1612415
To avoid breaking a rule, we will br only making bows this turn.

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>>1612611

Sheilds will be restrained.

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>>1612415
Border wall is cancelled; instead bears are stationed at points across the mountain, blocking off the northern peninsula.

Scouts move to tail the bighorners. Their mountain discovery will be included in the goat turn.

Bear farms are expanded. More population growth!

They invent ashy camouflage, blending into the mountains in the dark of night, and bows.

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Made a picture of Piggus setting up Net Traps.

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>>1612009
Goats go to the tallest mountain they can find. After the first two days, they see a large horde of mountain lions dressed in copper chestplates and wielding swords. They manage to cut down fifteen goats brave enough to resist with their obsidian weaponry before the goats scatter down into their previous camp, regrouping for the week to plan the next move.

Some goats are trained to be sneaky. This involves wearing cloth pieces over their mouth to hide their loud bleating, and wooly pads to stop their hoof noises over rock.

Feathers are added to atlatls to throw farther with better accuracy.

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>>1612194
Monkeys make thick wooden shields. They start with 50. (Let me know if you want to make more per turn with your crafters. For the copper weapons, it will eat up copper, and the wooden shields will eat up a wood count I'll assign based on current progress)

Monkeys don't know about any jackal camp, so they don't explore there.

A scouting team is sent west. They come upon the oasis, guarded by big baboons. The baboons are impressed by your cross monkey coalition, and agree to join them in the further cause of monkeydom. They mention some troubles they have by hit-and-run jackal squads...

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>>1612611
Methods of tracking in the desert are researched. It involves observing damp ground, shifted sands, and lost debris. They are able to track down the locations of one of the moving jackal camps. They are all guarded by jackals in camelhide wielding bows with a limited number of arrows. The melee targets only have staves. They seem to wandering south and west to target other unfortunate civilizations.

Desert Wardens tell them to surrender. After a quick skirmish, some cowardly jackals beg for life and offer information on the other jackals if you let him live and don't cut his hands off. You have him imprisoned for now. Do you trust him?

A limestone road is being made to connect the cave to the oasis. It should be completed in another turn.

>>1614951
Action: Increase the number of miners we have working to 15%, including some Orangutans and Baboons. We reduce snake and toucan farmers to 6% each.

Action: Train 85 soldiers in the use of spears, swords and chakram. Special emphasis is placed on using chakram to capture swords to disarm the wielder, and using our tails to hold a shield or chakram ready to throw.

Action: investigate the Jackal information for more details.

Research: Better mining techniques.

Research: Throwing chakram and associated technique.

>>1614951
Well, how rude! Don't they know that this is the promised Land?
Action: Begin setting up a few farms
Research: Stone Hoes.
Research 2: farming techniques, such as actually tilling land.

>>1614951
The Jackals have finally proven themselves as sensible, even if it means that we had to back them in a corner to do it.

Researches/Cultural Developments: 2 Allowed
-Culture: Officially organize rules and grammar for The Language of Pig Latin. We have guests now, and we'll need to teach them how to properly communicate.
-Tech: Invent Farming Fertilizers by burying scraps from hunting and fishing. Guts, blood, ground up bones, ect.

Actions:
-Desert Wardens:
*Announce that we will not harm the prisoners and disarm them all.
*Bind up the prisoners arms and escort them out to get picked up by Sailors.
*Maybe look over the caravan we ambushed to see if there's anything useful there.

-Sailors:
*Take The Prisoners to The West Island where they can be totally separated from The Desert and trapped on the island.
*Chaperone The Prisoners around and introduce them to the luxuries of The Pig Tribe.
*Dress them in Twine Clothing and Copper Jewelry, introduce them to Alcohol and let them go baptize themselves in The Waterfall.
*Most of all though, teach them about our culture, our language, religion, ect. And without a doubt take the opportunity to learn about their own culture. Do they have a Religion? Do they have any traditions? What's most important to them in life? We'd love to know everything.

Voyage & Expeditions:
The only voyage will be the transport of Jackal prisoners to The Pig Island. Be sure to make quite a few trips and only take a few jackals at a time. We don't want them to end out hosting a mutiny on the way home.

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>>1615282
Forgot my chart.