>>1643415
F

>>1643415
D.

>>1643415
>E. Technology Research

>>1643415
>D

>>1643415
>D
we should try to make sure our huts are as warm as we can get them

>>1643415
D

>>1643415
>D. Construction

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D - What do we wish to build?

>>1643447
We should build large communal huts to conserve heat. They shall be called longhuts!

>>1643452
This

>>1643452
>>1643447
mhm

>>1643447
>>1643452
I second this. Bigger fires, bigger huts, bigger rocks around those fires and huts - it's brilliant

>>1643452
This

>>1643452
Ye

This wonderful innovation known as the longhut is like a hut, but better! Combined with the oak trees we've discovered, we've been able to safely upgrade quite a few of the houses to regular old oak houses. They're taking a central role in our building as the snow keeps falling... this winter shows no signs of stopping.

YEAR 12 AFTER THE ORDER

Agriculture: 5/10
Resources: 3/10
Morale: 6/10
Population: 365 ghouls.
Buildings: Driftwood/oak wood huts and longhuts, animal pens
Culture: Desangier religion
Technology: Wood, stone, leather clothing
Government: Gerontocracy
Military: 50 wooden spears, 25 wooden knives, 25 stone knives, 10 wooden axes, 1 stone axe
Navy: What is this?
Religion: Animism

A. Agriculture
B. Culture and Religion
C. Law
D. Construction
E. Technology Research
F. Exploration

>>1643475
F
We gotta find more resources

>>1643475
E.

>>1643475
>F

>>1643475
E

>>1643475
>F
more food, wood, and hides would all be good. I agree with >>1643476

>>1643475
>F. Exploration

F.

>>1643486
Changing to E

F - where should we explore?

A. Further up the river
B. Along the coast
C. Inland to the east.
D. Inland to the west.
E. Other.

>>1643475
>E. Technology Research
its too cold

>>1643498
>B. Along the coast

>>1643498
B

>>1643501
sure why not

>>1643498
>B. Along the coast

>>1643498
B

>>1643498
B.

>>1643498
>B

B

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>>1643498
>E. Other.
cliffs

Hm. How many do we wish to send, and where to? The western coast, or the east?

Anyways, I forgot you guys went to the volcano on a mini expedition (only on discord:tm: at A5sTfGe), here's the proper map.

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>>1643518
Uh, maps are spooks. Whoops.

>>1643519
I shall send 2 men along the western coast.

Sending two men east

>>1643519
WHat are Leyawin and Eikhol-ezh?

>>1643518
I'll send a priest and 2 followers West

>>1643519
sending 2 hunters west

Alright, go ahead and give me 3 rolls, taking the middle.

Rolled 93 (1d100)

>>1643530

Rolled 73 (1d100)

>>1643530

Rolled 43 (1d100)

>>1643530

Rolled 83 (1d100)

>>1643530

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Rolled 6 (1d100)

>>1643530

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It seems we've been able to advance a bit further along the coast. We haven't found anything particularly interesting, but there are trees around here as well, along with a small bay. There are traces of something, though we're not sure if it's animals or sentients. Do you wish to continue? If you wish to continue, do know it will be riskier.

>>1643543
Continue

>>1643543
yes

>>1643543
Keep going, haven't found anything worth bringing back yet

>>1643543
Continue

>>1643543
Lets push onward.

Let's not let this decision be a waste. Push onward and take the risk.

Best of 3, d100 again please.

Rolled 49 (1d100)

>>1643558

Rolled 70 (1d100)

>>1643558

Rolled 26 (1d100)

>>1643558
nat 1 inc

Rolled 58 (1d100)

>>1643558

Rolled 58 (1d100)

>>1643558

Rolled 100 (1d100)

>>1643558
nat 53

Rolled 21 (1d100)

>>1643558
nat 35

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>>1643558
Not best of 3, I messed up the wording, just same as before.

As you travel along the coast, you come across a band of strange two legged creatures, 5 or 6 strong. Upon seeing you, they begin snarling and one dressed in robes begins to chant. What do you want to do?

Rolled 16 (1d100)

>>1643576
RIP AND TEAR!

>>1643576
>Two legged dingos
OOGA BOOGA KILL IT

Rolled 39, 24, 58, 75, 39, 81 = 316 (6d100)

Alright, fight time. Seeing your weapons and stances, the dingo like beings begin to charge. I'm going to do a roll for each dingo, and I want a response roll to each. I'll respond to each player in turn.

They have robes, we need warmth. Attempt a negotiation and if that fails kill them and take their robes. Unless we can skin them

>>1643576
Attempt communication

Rolled 61 (1d100)

>>1643587

Rolled 73 (1d100)

>>1643587
RIP AND TEAR!

Rolled 76 (1d100)

>>1643587
BAD DOGGOS

Rolled 83 (1d100)

>>1643587

Rolled 7 (1d100)

>>1643587
BITE EM

Rolled 8 (1d100)

>>1643587

Rolled 18 (1d100)

>>1643587
>>1643576

Rolled 57, 49, 64, 61, 24 = 255 (5d100)

>>1643591
The priest gives his enemy a good thwack across the head with a wooden stave. The enemy seems decently rattled, and is bloodied up by the other members of your party. He isn't down, but he's unsteady.

>>1643592
Khazir tears into the flesh of his opponent, and goes for the eyes. Within minutes the enemy is dead, and all that's left is a ghoul dyed in blood.

>>1643594
While you manage to scratch the eye out of one enemy, it isn't dead yet. It manages to scratch your side.

>>1643595
You and your opponent go head to head with stone knives, both of you dishing out cuts on each other's arms. However, you have the advantage of lapping up both his blood and your own.

>>1643596
You fall over as you approach your enemy and as you're on the ground, you get a stone spear stuck through your leg. Ouch.

>>1643596
You charge, and receive a flying something to the face. As in, into the eye, and out the other end.

Those of you alive, roll against this please.

Rolled 78 (1d100)

>>1643609

Rolled 20 (1d100)

>>1643609

Rolled 28 (1d100)

>>1643609

Rolled 84 (1d100)

>>1643609
Get goin lads

Rolled 70 (1d100)

>>1643609

Rolled 68 (1d100)

>>1643609
Move to the next one using my superior strength to RIP AND TEAR!

Rolled 33 (1d100)

>>1643609

My guy sits back and observes the violence, taking notes.

>>1643619
Your men are torn to pieces, and you are left alone in the fight. While you haven't been attacked, these enemies show fearsome strength.

>>1643622
With a flourish of the knife your opponent is put down. Mortality clarified in a single strike!

>>1643616
You struggle to kill the furred beast, but you perform the task, though bloodied and bruised by the end.

>>1643620
You aren't faring well, taking two cuts for each one you deal.

>>1643621
You manage to put down an enemy.

As of now, you've killed 4, and 3 of our own men are dead. The enemy retreats at an unholy speed, one we'd not be able to match. What should we do?

Rolled 59 (1d100)

>>1643641
Chase

Rolled 44 (1d100)

>>1643641

Rolled 19 (1d100)

>>1643641

>>1643641
I claim the body of my kill and let my Doggos have a sniff so they may know it but also so i can make stuff outta it later

>>1643641
Retreat for now, we're wounded, we've dead, and we know now that there's hostile neighbors nearby. We should search the bodies and go home to examine them further + make fur coats

I don't think we should. They are just going to retreat back to a larger group. If anything we should scout the area and cut our loses

>Faction Name
The Ash Walkers


>Faction Description
Once a nomadic tribe who wandered the ash lands, The Ash Walkers have joined the main ghoul population. Using their knowledge of the ash lands, they serve as skilled scouts for the ghouls. Each ghoul has a unique brand on their face to mark their allegiance to their group.


>Leader Name

Neith

>Faction Assets
20 Ash Walkers(50/50 men & women)

Knowledge of the ash lands terrain and living off of it, as well as navigating it

10 camels

Rolled 5 (1d100)

>>1643641
I throw a needle at one of the retreating gnolls, hoping to get him to drop!

We return home, enlightened to new enemies, and to new lands. The snow keeps falling...

YEAR 13 AFTER THE ORDER

Agriculture: 4/10
Resources: 4/10
Morale: 6/10
Population: 378 ghouls.
Buildings: Driftwood/oak wood huts and longhuts, animal pens
Culture: Desangier religion
Technology: Wood, stone, leather clothing
Government: Gerontocracy
Military: 50 wooden spears, 25 wooden knives, 25 stone knives, 10 wooden axes, 1 stone axe
Navy: What is this?
Religion: Animism

A. Agriculture
B. Culture and Religion
C. Law
D. Construction
E. Technology Research
F. Exploration

>>1643662
>E. Technology Research

>>1643662
>E

>>1643662
E

>>1643662
E.
We have meet new enemies and must craft new weapons to counter them.

>>1643662
E

>>1643662
>E. Technology Research

>>1643662
>E
>>1643667
has the right idea

>>1643662
>E. Technology Research

E - what should we develop?

A. Tools
B. Construction
C. Weapons
D. Fishing
E. Boat building
F. Medicine
G. Ropemaking
H. Other

>>1643673
C

>>1643673
>D. Fishing

>>1643673
>G. Ropemaking

>>1643673
G
We need rope to upgrade weapons

>>1643673
>G

>>1643673
>G. Ropemaking

>>1643673
>>1643675
Swicthing to g

>>1643673
C.

C

>>1643673
>G
Rope is way too useful to pass up

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We take it upon ourselves to create some form of binding so we can match those strange enemies we met the year previous. This rope binding should hypothetically help us create weapons and tools made out of stones such as axes and spears - and lo and behold, it does! More specifically, we use plant fibers formed out of river plants such as cattails and weeds to create these bindings, which we call rope. We can also tie the animal pens closed. It's way too useful NOT to be crafted!

YEAR 13 AFTER THE ORDER

Agriculture: 4/10
Resources: 4/10
Morale: 6/10
Population: 378 ghouls.
Buildings: Driftwood/oak wood huts and longhuts, animal pens
Culture: Desangier religion
Technology: Wood, stone weapons and tools, rope, leather clothing
Government: Gerontocracy
Military: 50 wooden spears, 25 wooden knives, 25 stone knives, 10 wooden axes, 1 stone axe
Navy: What is this?
Religion: Animism

A. Agriculture
B. Culture and Religion
C. Law
D. Construction
E. Technology Research
F. Exploration

>>1643654
also, approved

>>1643699
>C
No gays

>>1643699
E

>>1643699
>E
let's use this rope to see if there's any food in the water

>>1643699
E.

>>1643699
>E. Technology Research
For fish

>>1643699
>E. Technology Research

E-Weapons

>>1643699
>B. Culture and Religion

E - what should we develop?

A. Tools
B. Construction
C. Weapons
D. Fishing
E. Boat building
F. Medicine
G. Other

>>1643733

>>1643733 (checked)
>D

>>1643733
>C weapons
See if we cant optimize spears for hunting, maybe see if we can make them sharper, or fly better

>>1643739
>>1643733
Woops
C

>>1643733
C.

>>1643733
>C. Weapons

>>1643733
>B. Construction

C - What do we want to do with weapons?

A. Produce more
B. Serrated blades
C. Make new weapons
D. Other

>>1643765
>D. Other
use rope to put stabing rock or bone onto end of sharp stick!

>>1643765
B.

>>1643770
sounds good

>>1643765
>D
try to use our new rope to optimize existing spears for hunting. See if we can't at least add stone to the spears, and maybe try to make smaller spears for hunting smaller game

>>1643770
this

>>1643765
>B
we need to be edgy fuckers

>>1643770
>D. other
Supporting

>>1643765
>B. Serrated blades

>>1643765
changing to
>B. Serrated blades

>>1643765
>>1643786
Change to B

To quote one ghoul comedian, "kids have stopped playing with razor [sharp] teeth, and have started playing with razor blades! Razor blades, geddit?"

He was stabbed outside his hut later that afternoon with a weapon of his own making. He bled out in the snow as people laughed at his suffering. It turns out laughter is not the best medicine. That is to say, serrated blades are now a thing.

YEAR 14 AFTER THE ORDER

Agriculture: 4/10
Resources: 3/10
Morale: 6/10
Population: 391 ghouls.
Buildings: Driftwood/oak wood huts and longhuts, animal pens
Culture: Desangier religion
Technology: Wood, stone weapons and tools, rope, leather clothing
Government: Gerontocracy
Military: 50 wooden spears, 25 wooden knives, 25 stone knives, 10 wooden axes, 1 stone axe (all mixed serrated, regular)
Navy: What is this?
Religion: Animism

Because I still can't into numbers, it's year 15 as I doubled up numbers. Feck.

A. Agriculture
B. Culture and Religion
C. Law
D. Construction
E. Technology Research
F. Exploration

>>1643837
>B. Culture and Religion

>>1643837
A.

>>1643837
>A. Agriculture
Our food supplies are getting low again

>>1643837
>A. Agriculture

B

>>1643837
A

A - What should we do in particular?

A. Farming
B. Hunting
C. Fishing
D. Other

>>1643869
C.

>>1643869

C

>>1643869
C

>>1643869
>C. Fishing

>>1643869
>C
Those things in the water look more like animals than plants, so they're probably made out of meat, which we can eat

>>1643869
>C. Fishing

>>1643837
a

We begin using nets and spears for a proper fishing agricultural base.

So, uh, it turns out that serrated blades and old people don't blend well. In fact, blending old people is also a bad idea. There was a lot of blood, and now we have no leaders. Tell me, what are your suggestions?

(Nat 1 fac project)

>>1643892
Blood ritual as it has always been done with the victor being named High Priest!

>>1643892
Torlak should be our Kang!

>>1643892
Choose the most worthy among us to lead us out of these dark times.

>>1643892
I really like this guy who keeps feeding everyone. I say we put him im charge

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>>1643892
Somebody needs to step up and take responsibility, we are ought to choose a leader amongst us a "chief" so to say.

So it seems we want some form of chieftain. How will this chieftain be chosen? Should this chieftain also be high priest - seeing as the high priest died after all.

>>1643894
>>1643892
Support

>>1643905
The big hunter boi for kang because he brings the grub, the priest can go and fuck off on their own for their leader.

>>1643892
Several members of the tribe say I should lead us as Chief due to my Clan bringing in food during these harsh times. If there is no one who will dispute this then I shall be the Chieftan of the Ier tribe.

>>1643905
Let's just make the best hunter king, since we need food the most. We'll just put the most important guy for the decade in charge, and the most influential members of the tribe will do the choosing

>>1643905
I believe the chieftain should be the high priest!

>>1643912
I dispute your claim!

The best hunter should not be the leader.

The smartest organizer should be the leader!

>>1643912
Support hunter Chief!

>>1643917
It takes good organization to lead a Clan of hunters who can bring back enough game for the tribe.

>>1643912
Support the hunter as chief

>>1643923
A chief's duty is ruling, not hunting. I spit on your claim.

*spits*

You forsake our ancestors and the traditions of the blood with your greed.

It seems Torlak is the chieftain ascendant - and that'll end the thread for today. Thanks for playing, everyone.

>>1643968
Father Kirt shakes his fist angrily and mutters dark words to himself as he retreats into his longhut.

>>1643968
Aethor the farmer and fisherman shakes his fist angrily and mutters something about him and his kin bringing more food before falling asleep under his favourite oak

In his first year as leader, Torlak's hunting camps serve to further gain important resources such as food and fur, reaffirming his position as chief of the village.

YEAR 16 AFTER THE ORDER

Agriculture: 7/10
Resources: 5/10
Morale: 7/10
Population: 415 ghouls.
Buildings: Driftwood/oak wood huts and longhuts, animal pens
Culture: Desangier religion
Technology: Wood, stone weapons and tools, rope, leather clothing
Government: Gerontocracy
Military: 50 wooden spears, 25 wooden knives, 25 stone knives, 10 wooden axes, 1 stone axe (all mixed serrated, regular)
Navy: What is this?
Religion: Animism

A. Agriculture
B. Culture and Religion
C. Law
D. Construction
E. Technology Research
F. Exploration

>>1646379
>>1646382
>D

>>1646382
F.

>>1646382
B

>>1646382
E

>>1646382
F

>>1646382
E

>>1646382
>F. Exploration

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F - exploration! Attached is the current map.

We wish to explore - but where? While you decide on that, also tell me who you're sending so we can have everything clear and concise.

>>1646441
East along the coast

>>1646441
I will send Ghuzhol zer Shlafol, the volcano explorer

>>1646441
East along the coast, I'll send a priest and two men along with some stored flesh meant for Emergency consumption.

>>1646465
>>1646441
Also I propose that we travel further up the river

>>1646441
further up the river

>>1646446
>>1646441
Will send two men as well

>>1646441
Change vote to up river

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We've elected to send a smaller group this time around, a motley crew of 10 men accompanied by camels. From what we've seen, the river widens as we go further north, and it bends to the west as it goes along as well. The giants live somewhere along its shores, though we don't know where. Around it also lie a volcano (which Ghuzhol is one of the sole survivors of an expedition to) and skeletons though we haven't investigated them. Do we wish to stop at any of these points or just continue straight onwards?

>>1646550
Onward and upward.

>>1646550
Continue onwards

>>1646550
Just keep going, nothing too interesting

>>1646550
En Marche!

Alright, give me 3 rolls, taking the middle.

Rolled 83 (1d100)

>>1646585

Rolled 99 (1d100)

>>1646585

Rolled 34 (1d100)

>>1646585

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We travel by day, resting at night - the cold keeps us from doing the opposite, which is how we tend to travel during the warmer seasons. Past the ruins, but before the volcano, we come across... something. It is the 5th day of the expedition, and all of a sudden, a fog encroaches on us from beyond our field of vision. It's thick, and impossible to see through, yet we can vaguely see something cutting in front of us. Our scouts had spotted it on the horizon earlier, but we weren't aware of how large it was until now. About 4 ghouls wide by 5 ghouls tall, it is some kind of gateway constructed of gray stones not typical of this area.

One of our party approaches it, and upon touching a strange symbol on one of the pieces of stone, it begins to glow a sickly pink, before the symbols light up in a cacophony of colors. It's showing no signs of stopping.

What do you do?

>>1646643
Step forwards towards it

>>1646643
Throw a rock through it and see what happens

>>1646643
Step into it

>>1646643
Touch it

>>1646643
Send a guy to walk through it and just as he makes it past walk out fast

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>>1646646
You step forward towards it although you do not step into it. What you can see is some kind of greenery, similar to the plants you know but much, much larger though it is quite dark. There are also, uh, rocks?

>>1646648
The rock goes through to the other end and clatters to the ground. Something shifts in the distance. You hear whimpering.

>>1646650
You step through the gateway and as you do, someone begins crying. With all the fog you can't tell where it's coming from.

>>1646653
It seems as if you're stepping through to another place properly, rather than any other phenomena. It's strange... the temperature seems to raise on the other end, and your hair stands straight up.

>>1646654
As he walks through, he disappears from your field of vision, eliciting some shock - yet he walks back through perfectly fine moments later.

(Note that your vision would be coming from the doorway there)

>>1646668
Head in looking for the biggest rock

>>1646668
Everyone will go through now, though on guard for whatever might they encounter

>>1646668
>>1646672
Supporting. The biggest rock will tell us what we need to know about this place

>>1646668
set up a fire in case it gets cold at ight

>>1646672
You march in, and the crying worsens...

>>1646674
But when everyone goes through, the crying turns to screaming. Whatever it is, they aren't happy. Not at all. (If someone wishes they can roll to hear where the crying is coming from.)

>>1646672
>>1646675
You two quickly find the biggest rock possible and bring it back through before returning to your group. The rustling in the bushes is intensifying...

>>1646683
You move to do this, but after those with the rock return, the portal begins to flicker...

Rolled 9 (1d100)

>>1646693
Rolling to hear where crying is coming from

>>1646693
>>1646693
Quickly get away from the portal and wait for it to stop being weird and screamy. when it does, investigate the rock

>>1646693
Ghuzhol clutches his spear and backs away from the entrance

>Faction Name
The Falseflesh

>Faction Description
The injured of the ghouls typically struggle to pull their weight as part of the tribe, particularly those who have lost or seriously damaged their limbs. However, with the recent discovery of 'rope', a single ghoul named Shabbach came up with the idea to bind a spear to his left arm, which was mangled to the point of being unusable by wild beasts several years prior. Since then, he has been searching for ways to improve upon his fleshy form.

>Leader Name

Shabbach

>Faction Assets
Shabbachian Arm-spear

Rolled 67 (1d100)

>>1646693
Attempt to go back in for another rock

>>1646693
alright escape through the portal we can come back another day with more manpower

>>1646711
Approved

>>1646695
While you tried to listen, someone sneezes, another person says bless you, and then people start chattering. It turns out listening while with a group is harder than you would think.

>>1646697
It doesn't stop screaming, but you do manage to get back to the other side. (I'll report on the rock in a moment)

>>1646707
Ghuzhol is scared, but no so scared that he forgets what side he is on. He makes it back to the ashlands unscathed.

>>1646716
You get a decently sized rock that you can hold in one hand.

>>1646718
As the group leaves, the image begins to fade and become smaller, before disappearing entirely. As it does so, the thing in the bushes on the other side becomes briefly visible - you are met with several beady brown eyes and what almost looks like a claw... and as the image fades, so does the screaming. All is silent now, including the faint hum of the portal. For a moment it is replaced by what sounds like footsteps echoing from somewhere nearby, but then it disappears.

After a while, you manage to break through the fog and come to the outside of whatever barrier surrounded the structure. Do you wish to continue onwards on your adventure, or return to the village for now?

>>1646736
carry on, what other wonders and rocks could await us

>>1646736
Continue onwards

>>1646736
Keep going

>>1646736
Let's keep going

>>1646736
Attempt to create a harness for the rock with what rope we have, and use this to drag the rock with us as we continue. I volunteer to pull the rock along.

You elect to keep going, marking down on the map the location of this portal. Moving onwards...

well, moving onwards, give me 3 rolls.

Rolled 100 (1d100)

>>1646798

Rolled 39 (1d100)

>>1646798
give rock lore

Rolled 55 (1d100)

>>1646798

Rolled 65 (1d100)

>>1646798
mem

>Faction Name
Wanderwicks

>Faction Description
Upon hearing the story of the mysterious portal, the lush vegetation, and warmer climate behind it, it piqued interest without a doubt. A group of gohuls have banded together in hopes to find someting in that new place that could help them and their families survive the winter. They are led by a hunter named Valkurz , reowned for his surviving skills

>Leader Name
Valkurz

>Faction Assets
Portable Tents, and some minimal weapons

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The river has burst its banks near where you are, so you decide to head a little further inlands as you trek its course. While you've been this far before, you've never been inland in this area. Not that it's much different than anywhere else of course - the ashlands are full of sweeping dunes, and craggy mountains, and not much else. At least, that's what you thought before the second day traveling along the inland area.

The skies were clear, and before you stood an immense pillar, one of a size that before now you could only comprehend by looking at the volcano. Incredibly tall, its true height eluded your field of view, reaching up, up, and into the clouds, as if piercing what stood in its way. It seemed to be gray, but that could be the light playing tricks on you. No, perhaps you cannot even comprehend its beauty. Some of you sat down on the ground and prayed where you were. This must be a sign from something out there, that you were known, were loved. Or at least you think that. All you can say is that it stands before you as a great monument to something, by something.

What do you do? Just keep going?

>>1646841
Approved

>>1646859
INVESTIGATE THE TALL ROCK. ONWARD

>>1646859
Join in the prayer, worship the huge rock

>>1646859
Call Chive a heretic but investigate anyways

>>1646859
Investigate

>>1646859
Poke it

>>1646859
A great monolith
Study it

>>1646859
Investigate the Great Rock.

As we approach the big rock, the one that we have attached to a harness almost seems to crumble. We're not quite sure what that's about, but we assume it is paying respects to its big brother. At least til Ghuzhol tells us not to, and tells us what this thing called clay is. After that he begins muttering. Something about talking rocks and the volcano, no one is quite sure.

Upon closer inspection, the pillar seems to have symbols carved into it, none we could understand. Near the base, we see that same letter that the giants called themselves by - the M. Ehwaz. Other than that, it just seems like a giant rock. Some argue over the meaning of this, but one thing's clear - this massive landform dominates all others we've seen around here.

3 rolls taking the middle since we're continuing onwards.

Rolled 90 (1d100)

>>1646893

Rolled 2 (1d100)

>>1646893

Rolled 23 (1d100)

>>1646893
finna nat 1

Rolled 31 (1d100)

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We mean to continue moving onwards, but when we attempt to leave the pillar, we can't. It seems that a small river, more than a stream, but much smaller than the main one, is nearby. While that doesn't matter in and of itself, what does matter is that the camels wandered off and fell in it, drowning - taking the furs strapped to them with it. Other than what we have on us (which people are demanding gets shared), we have nothing to protect us from the wintry elements all around us.

What should we do?

>>1646933
kill the weak and eat them

>>1646933
Try recover the camels and leather
Its just a small river stream.
We have rope and spears

>>1646933
Quickly attempt to fish the furs out of the river, and if that fails, draw straws as to who gets eaten on the trip back

Alright, give me 3 rolls for fishing - taking the average, seeing as you're experienced with fishing.

Rolled 52 (1d100)

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Rolled 8 (1d100)

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Rolled 46 (1d100)

>>1646949

Rolled 33 (1d100)

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>>1646949
The two priest offer their blood to the ones jumping in the river.

35.3

While you're successfully able to fish out the furs, the camels are kind of just sitting there in the water. Well not sitting, they're dead. Uh. Floating haphazardly? Ghuzhol starts muttering again, but this time about how long it takes a camel to cross a river. Silly Ghuzhol. It's nearing dusk though, as we fish them all out, and there seems to be another problem... the furs are wet, and it's windy, especially on the dunes. It almost seems as if our choices are between freezing to death or freezing to death while wearing freezing cloaks and while sleeping in freezing tents.

That is, unless you've got other ideas?

>>1646986
Kill and consume all of the weak

>>1646986
Mark several rocks to draw and draw rocks to determine who is eaten and who eats to survive the night. See if we can manage a fire in a tent to dry out the furs

>>1646991
this
Their are those here who wont survive the night. Better that their blood helps those who can survive do so even better.

Rolled 59 (1d100)

Alright, rolling for your survival, then we'll return home.

Using basic techniques for insulation and snuggling up tightly, we're able to get through the nights with only a few deaths. We also hunt on our way back, allowing us to wear the warm (but bloody) skins of dingos and other animals to sustain us further.

Also, military has been added as a tab - after all, most think we'll need it in an eventual confrontation with our neighbors.

YEAR 17 AFTER THE ORDER
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Agriculture: 7/10
Resources: 5/10
Morale: 7/10
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Population: 425 ghouls.
Buildings: Driftwood/oak wood huts and longhuts, animal pens
Culture: Desangier religion
Technology: Wood, stone weapons and tools, rope, leather clothing
Government: Gerontocracy
Military: Various weapons, hunters
Navy: What is this?
Religion: Animism
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A. Agriculture
B. Culture and Religion
C. Military
D. Law
E. Construction
F. Technology Research
G. Exploration

>>1647108
>C

>>1647108
C

>>1647108
C

>>1647108
F

>>1647108
>C

>>1647108
>C. Military
We need sharp spears to hunt down those two legged dingos.

>>1647108
C.

C - what should we do?

A. Weapons
B. Equipment
C. Tactics
D. Organization

Right now we have a basic military consisting of our hunters, who go out on patrols in shifts. We have stone and wooden weapons, not enough for all hunters, among which number serrated weapons, which can be used for blocking.

>>1647171
>A

>>1647171
A.

>>1647171
A

>>1647171
A

>>1647171
D

>>1647171
>A. Weapons
if we can choose another thing i want to do
>D. Organization