>>2142945
Already fucked up

INFRASTRUCTURE DOESN'T AFFECT HOW MUCH YOU CAN DO EACH TURN. YOU ARE LIMITED TO 2 ACTIONS AND 1 DEVELOPMENT PER CONTINENT

Moon tribe reporting in.

>>2142945
Cap Tribe reporting in.

>>2142945
>C
>Purple
>Ocean Tribe
Action 1: Fish for food in the bay
Action 2: Scout for resources to the East
Development: Try to make boats

Name: Astrye tribe

Colour: Yellow

Action 1: Scout surroundings...

Action 2: Seek source of food...

Development: Study surrounding plantlife...

All 3 tribes in, they are

A- Moon tribe, Black
B- Cap tribe, Blue
C- Ocean tribe, Purple

>Ocean turn is in

ALSO I forgot this bit in the rules,
>If a turn is viewed as particularly creative or well thought out, it will be given the INNOVATIVE or PLANNED bonus. Giving +10 to it's roll or a bonus effect. Both simultaneously may be given the INGENIOUS bonus of +25 on rolls & maybe a bonus effect.

>>2142978
Action: Look around.
Action: Gather food.
Research: drop hot fyre

>>2142978
Action 1: Scout Surroundings
Action 2: Scout North forest
Developement: The curious tribesmen begin to wear leaves, flat stones and sticks on their heads. The ladies love it.

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Moon tribe have a look around at their environment, they see mountains to the east, forest to the north and west, they are in a large long grass flat that continues south.

Moons forage for food finding blackberries. They notice rabbits bouncing around but can't catch them.

A moon attempts to smack a rabbit in the head with a rock but misses, hitting another rock on the ground instead, sparking and setting fire to a few bits of grass. It begins as a small smolder but slowly begins to grow and spread. The moon stomps it out before it gets out of hand.

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Caps have a look around, they find forest to the north, mountains to the south, and long grassy plains to the east and west.

Intrigued by the northern forest, caps have begin exploring it, finding it rich it full of trees, a few animals and vegetation. They find a large body of water at the northern forests edge.

The curious tribesmen begin to wear leaves, flat stones and sticks on their heads. The ladies love it. Caps gain a pop boost from the extra horn.

>>2142978
do you accept multiple players per tribe

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Ocean tribe explore east finding long grass planes containing a few berries and rabbits, they find north east is a forest and south east is a long body of water.

Ocean tribe collects blackberries and harvests some grass. They attempt to fish by swiping and jumping into the water. They are unsuccessful and 1 drowns because he cannot swim.

Oceans have the idea that this would be alot easier if they had some method of floating upon the water. 1 cautiously attempts to ride the floating corpse of his drowned friend that washed up onto the shore but quickly finds it isn't very good and wades his way out.

>>2143075
Yep, just declare which tribe you're joining either in thread or in disc. Disc is prefered

>ANCHOR

>>2143090
Action 1: Explore the forest to the North
Action 2: Explore to the West
Development: Try to fashion the long grass into nets

>>2143090
Action 1: Explore the edge of the body of water found.
Action 2: The tribe moves into the forest, liking the shelter the trees give.
Developement: The tribesmen play in the water and attempt to learn to swim.

you still taking more people in?

>>2143148
yep, just join the discord in the OP

>>2143160
i did

Action: Try to find poisonous plants.
Action: Look in the plains for prey larger than rabbits.
Research: sharpen sticks to put down the floppy eared menace.

Rolling for caps action 1, & moons actions 1 & 2 respectively

Rolled 92, 7, 78 = 177 (3d100)

>>2143212

Rolled 97, 28 = 125 (2d100)

>>2143124
Oh shit, forgot these 2 explore rolls

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Moons try to find a deadly plant in the forest. They spend a while chewing trees and a few get lock jaw. Ouch.

Moons explore south and discover a head of bison being chased by a cougar. Jackpot!

Moons sharpen sticks developing crude spears

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Caps move into the forest, taking advantage of the cover the trees & their canopy provide.

Caps explore the beach, finding a few crabs and lots of sand a-...what's that?! Caps find an old shipwreck! It contains lots of skeletons being pecked by gulls, a bunch of wood & the swankiest sailor hats. Wowee! Caps gain a pop boost from that extra charm! They're getting hungry with all that extra pop though.

Learn to doggy paddle.

>>2143282
research : spears

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Oceans explore north, they reach all the way to the northern river shore where they find some sheep grazing and some lovely juicy berries giving a pop boost.

Oceans western exploration yields nothing

Oceans develop a basic idea of weaving, creating a crude net out of the longer, sturdier grasses


>ANCHOR

>>2143289
>>2143306
Action 1: Search for creatures in the forest around our new tribe's location. Try to track and hunt anything we safely can.
Action 2: Send a scouting party to search for creatures or resources in the plains south of us, in case there's anything interesting there also.
Develop: Spears for hunting.

>>2143306
Action 1: Use our new nets to catch fish
Action 2: Also use the nets to try and capture rabbits
Development: Tie stones around the corpse of our tribesman and commit his body to the sea for his eternal rest

>>2143306
Moon Tribe; Turn 3
ACT 1; Our best warriors will stalk the night, not for the prey, but for its hunter. We hunt the Cougar!
ACT 2; Explore the mountain.
DEVELOP; In the dark of the night, as the moon watches over us, we sing our praise! We yell our thanks to the Moon.

Rolled 25, 27, 84, 73 = 209 (4d100)

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Moons get all their sharp pointy sticks and go cougar hunting! They find a cougar and her cubs feasting on a fresh bison corpse. The cougars are so busy feasting they don't hear the moons sneaking through the grass. Moons kill the mother taking minor injuries. The cubs attempt to run away, leading the moons to a large pride of cougars resting to the southeast.

Moons venture into the mountains exploring the lower reaches and finding some goats. They also find the mountains have some snow nearer the top but the vegetation gets scarce the higher they go. There is a huge central mountain that reaches above the clouds.

Moons begin to worship the nighttime and it's most radiant occupant. The Moon.

>>2143424
whoops, you should also have bison corpse in the inventory

>>2143306
Action 1: Hunt crabs
Action 2: build shelter
Development: Crab farms

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Caps have a look around finding birds, rodents and boars in the forest, they are unable to capture any of them.

Caps look around the fields between the forest and mountains, seeing bunnies hopping around and collecting long grasses.

Caps have been looking for food and were unssuccessful, so they concede to smashing some beach crabs to death with rocks. The meat is good enough to sustain them but has lots of smashes shell in it which gets in their teeth.

Caps sharpen sticks into crude spears.

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Oceans use their new nets to capture Fish and rabbits, giving them a pop boost!

Oceans develop the tradition of burial at sea sinking the body of their fallen comrade to the ocean floor with stones. May sleep with the fishes.

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>ANCHOR

>>2143450
Action 1: Make some grass huts to help our tribe live a bit more comfortably
Action 2: Explore to the West
Development: Tie sharp stones to sticks in order to make basic tools

>>2143450
Action 1: Follow and hunt The Buffalo Herds. Our hunter lifestyle will be better supported if we follow the herds on their migration.
Action 2: Scout The Forest to our East. Who knows what mysteries and foods we could find crawling around.
Development:: Blackberry Camouflage. By crushing up black berries and rubbing their juices upon our skin, we shall adopt the color of the night, making us harder to see while stalking our prey.

>>2143450
Action 1: Hunt for boar

Action 2: Observing the shipwreck they get ideas to create crude shelters

Research: Shellfish Husbandry: crabs are the only thing they can seem to catch! They begin collecting them and ensuring a steady supply of meat.

Rolled 42, 61, 75, 28 = 206 (4d100)

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Moons attempt to follow and hunt the buffalo, they successfully follow them but are unable to kill any so far. No Moons die or get injured in the process.

Moons begin searching the eastern forest and discover it's full of birds, rodents, boars and bears. They observe a boar ingest and quickly die to a blue flower with red thorns. Moons have discovered a poisonous plant.

Moon men develop nighttime camouflage using crushed blackberries. Creativity bonus! It also completely covers their scent and attracts flies. They flies lure buffalo closer allowing for an occassional kill. Moons gain a pop boost!

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Caps hunt for boars and see glimpses of them throughout the forest digging for truffles, but caps prove to be loud hunters and frequently scare off the boars. They manage to kill 2.

Caps build wooden beach huts inspired by the ship, providing them with fairly good quality shelters

Caps begin to farm crabs, providing a steady supply of food

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Oceans make thatched huts from sticks and grass providing a little shelter

Oceans explore west into the forest, they find it full of birds, rodents and boars

Oceans begin sharpening rocks and attaching them to sticks to create basic tools. They begin with an axe.

>ANCHOR

>>2143563
Action 1: We incorporate swimming, hunting and running into our daily routine, hoping to become better swimmers and survivalists over time.
Action 2: We send scouts to look for more resources in the shallows and just beyond, swimming down to see what lies beneath. Of course they all bring buddies with them - someone has to hold their hats!
Develop: We develop stealthy hunting techniques, moving more quietly and using ambush tactics. Hopefully this will improve our boar meat yield, or any other animals that our hunters come across.

>>2143563
Action 1: Explore the coast
Action 2: Send some men with axes to chop down trees and get us a healthy supply of wood
Development: Set up a council to govern the tribe. It will have a representative of each of the tribe's professions: Fisher, Trapper, Gatherer, Scout, and Craftsman

>>2143563
Action 1: Start to hunt and collect The Rodents that we find in The Forest, see if we can make a food source out of them.
Action 2: Scout into the forest area just to our North this time.
Development: Begin a Coming of Age Ritual. When our warriors reach adolescence they shall prove themselves by going on a hunt for a dangerous animal such as bears or cougars. Those who don't succeed are considered women in the social order.

Rolled 66, 90, 1 = 157 (3d100)

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Moons develop a coming of age ritual. Up until adolescence children are taught to hunt rats, providing a valuable food source giving a pop boost and honing their skills. Upon reaching adolescence they must prove themselves by hunting a dangerous animal. Succeed and you are a man, fail and you are a woman and are treated accordingly within the hierarchy.

5 Adolescents attempt to scout the northern forest for a suitable hunt. All 5 are mauled and eaten by a huge mother bear and provide valuable food for her new cubs.

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Caps begin a regime of swimming running and hunting, increasing their physical fitness and survival skills. They also gain a pop boost from the improved health.

The caps begin wading into the rocky shallows of the beaches and find kelp!

Caps constant hunting practice allows them to improve upon their stealthy hunting abilities, and they work in groups to ambush boars. They begin to consistently bring home prey each day giving a pop boost.

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Oceans explore the coast, learning it's shape from the southern lakes all the way to the mouth of the ocean. They see that stags and deer come to the river to drink on the other side of the river, and horses do the same down by the southern lake

Oceans begin chopping down trees and collecting lumber with their new axes giving them a healthy supply of lumber.

Oceans organise their society, adding a council to govern. The appointed council members are 1 of each profession so all the tribes needs are heard and hopefully addressed.

>ANCHOR

>>2143938
Action 1: Use the wood to build pens for housing animals in
Action 2: Use some of the wood to improve our fishing and trapping techniques
Development: Use our weaving skills to develop lassos, that we'll use for capturing larger animals

>>2143938
Action 1: We send our strongest swimmer to the other side of the channel, to investigate what we see on the other side. After resting and scouting to learn about what's there, they return to the tribe.
Action 2: The tribe concurs that hats are sacred, integral to the essence of who they are as tribe members. They establish a taboo against the destruction or vandalizing of one's own or another tribe member's hat.
Develop: Some ingenious young members of the tribe learn that by using leaves and boar hide, they can make hats ....for their whole BODY. + clothes.

Research: sharpen rocks against rock to make them sharper, good for putting on spears or cutting things.
Action: scout further south.
Action:collect more wood branches and stuff from the forest.

Rolled 21, 58 = 79 (2d100)

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Moons develop sharp rocks to create tools by grinding them against other rocks. Their first creation is an improved spear

Moons forage for sturdy branches and wood from the forest, as well as stocking up on yummy berries and poisonous plants, giving them a surplus. Moons gain a pop boost!

Moons scout further sound, finding the long grasslands giveaway to hardier dryer shrub lands which continue further to a beach and a huge expanse of water. Moons are amazed, they've only see rain and puddles before. It tastes disgusting though.

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Caps send their strongest swimmer out towards the islands in the distance. He struggles in the strong waves and comes back spluttering after an hour. He doesn't think he'll make it all that way.

Caps build a special shack for storing supplies & excess food.

Caps develop whole body hats from leaves & bloody boar skin

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Oceans build wooden animal pens.

Oceans use their remaining wood to improve on their grass nets hoping to increase it's effectiveness. They gain a pop boost from the extra food

Oceans weave rope from the grass fibers! They create a lasso.

>ANCHOR

>>2144510
Research: Hideworking, cut up the buffalo and make some portable housing out of their pelts to allow us to continue to follow the herd.
Action: develop more stone spears, have enough that youth that go on their hunt can have two or three to throw whilst on the prowl.
Action: Scout along the forest treeline.

>>2144510
Action 1: Use our new lassos to wrangle some sheep
Action 2: Also try wrangling ourselves some horses
Development: As the Ocean Tribe, every one of us must be comfortable in the sea. Acclimate everyone towards being in and moving in the water

>>2144510

Research: The tribe concurs that hats are sacred, integral to the essence of who they are as tribe members. They establish a taboo against the destruction or vandalizing of one's own or another tribe member's hat.
Action 1: They begin to examine and explore the ship wreckage more carefully.
Action 2: They begin to capture boars for farmimg.

Rolled 27, 75 = 102 (2d100)

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Moons use their sharp stones to begin skinning their prey, they use the ragged hide scraps to create teepees. These provide basic shelter and are portable!

Moons create a stone spear surplus so each member has their own, and the youths can have multiple. The increased hunting yield and improved living conditions gives a pop boost!

Moons travel up the coast with the treeline, they don't find much of interest their journey

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Oceans long to live up to their name, learning to swim and loving playing in the water. Woopie!

Oceans go wrangling with their new lassos. They manage to capture 4 sheep and 2 horses. 1 ocean gets a hoof to the face but otherwise things went well.

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Caps decree that hats are sacred, integral to the essence of who they are as tribe members. They establish a taboo against the destruction or vandalizing of one's own or another tribe member's hat.

Instead of killing all the boars, caps attempt to capture a few, bringing 2 home. They are wild and lash out at caps. Many injuries were inflicted in the process of wrangling these critters bare handed.

Caps inspect the ship further. They notice from the structure it's defiantly only a small piece of the main ship. They notice the wood has very intricately carved to look like waves with a creature carved at the tip that the caps don't recognize. They also notice the skeletons seem much bigger than the caps themselves.

>Anchor

>>2144588
Action 1: Chop us some more wood
Action 2: Have some scouts swim over across the river and explore there
Development: We have the animals in pens now, now we can take our time to get them used to us. If they become friendly enough with us, the sheep might let us cut off their wool, and the horses might let us ride them

>>2144643
Okay, so this development would be a repeat, so

Development: The Ocean Tribe thinks the wool of the sheep could be useful, but axes would not be a good way to shear them. They make a more precise tool for the job, sharpening rocks into knives

Research: Mud Bricks
Action: Form a small Milita
Hunt for More Boars , use the formed milita to it as training for survival and stheal skilsl

>>2144617
Research: The moons begun charting the cycles of the moon and creating a calendar based off of it. Every full moon they have a designated tribe get together to celebrate another moon survived.
Action: scout more along the forest.
Action: Gather more wood.

Rolled 26, 5 = 31 (2d100)

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Moons begin to learn the cycles of the moon, hosting a celebration every full moon. Since they have no way of recording things, the calendar exists purely in their minds, speech and the occasional moon carved into a stone. The monthly lunar celebrations help the tribe develop a better sense of community, improving the mood.

Moons gather more branches and loose wood as they travel along the coast.

Moons travel along the coast, discovering nothing as they go. They arrive at the northwestern tip of the island.

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Caps develop mix mud and dry grass, shape it into cuboids and dry them on the beach to create crude mud bricks. They are quite crumbly and take a while to dry so caps don't have many right now.

Caps designate a group to become their dedicated milita. They are the ones who hunt boars for the tribe, practicing their combat, survival and stealth skills and bringing back 2 more boars alive. The 4 wild boars are very rowdy and keep trying to escape

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Oceans gather more wood

Oceans scout across the river. Only 1 manages to successfully make it across, but he reports sheep, deer and palm trees are immediately across from the ocean encampment.

Oceans create knives and use them to shear their sheep, gathering wool.

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>ANCHOR

>>2146712
Research: While sharpening sticks, a more aggressive tribesman was trying to hurry the process. Just as he was getting his fine point smoke emerged... and then soon flame!

Action 1: They begin to build a pen for their boars to keep them from escaping.

Action 2: They head back to the ship and collect the bones of the mysterious men that came before them and bring them back to their village.

>>2146712
Action 1: We've got wool now, so let's make something with it. We can use weaving to make bags, to carry stuff in in. Will be useful for our scouts, carrying food out and resources back
Action 2: Scout out a good spot on the river that we might be able to set up a permanent crossing. Somewhere where it gets a bit more narrow
Development: The sheep are docile enough to shear, but the horses are not about to let us ride them easily. We'll have to get them to warm up to us first, so we'll take care of them until they like us

Research: Animal handling. Theoretical ideas on how to move and bend the bison herd to our will based on already observed behavior.
Action: Begin building a large mud and wood pen large enough to hold a herd of bison
Action: scout into the deep woods.

Rolled 45 (1d100)

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(I've made a mistake so far, moons are still in the fields, they've sent a scouting party up to the north west)

Moons observe the roaming bison, their eating habits, how they act around each other and begin to notice patterns. Patterns they can abuse to domesticate bison, and possibly other herding herbivores. Only time will tell

They build a medium sized pen out of mud and the sticks they've collected, large enough to hold roughly 1/4 of the bison herd. They can expand later

Moons scouts venture deeper into the woods, discovering the north western lake, and that the north western forest has similar fauna to the mid western forest, but wolves instead of bears, and a lot more owls. As they pass through the deeper reaches of the forest they find that counter intuitively, there appears to be less creatures. Moon scouts get an eerie feeling and decide that instead of setting up camp here, they should continue on for a few more miles.

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While some caps create more sharp sticks, the more impatient ones notice that fast sharpening leads to smoke. Intrigued 1 experiments with how to create the most smoke possible and creates cap tribe's first fire!

Caps build a decently large pen to keep their boars.

Caps collect the bones from the ship skeletons

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Oceans spend time with their horses, learning how they act hoping to gain their trust. They think these observations could be useful for mounting more creatures in the future.

Oceans explore nearby and find a shallower, thinner section, placing rocks and wood to make a crude bridge across.

oceans develop simple woolen bags by weaving their wool, allowing them to carry more tools and goods.

actions: send the milita to scout the mountains (including a safe way to the mountains)
build some rafts
research:fishing

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>ANCHOR

>>2147160
Action 1: Move our tribe across the river and settle there
Action 2: At our new home, build proper houses of wood
Development: Figure out how to dig out logs to make boats. It's time for our dream of traveling the waters to be realized

Research: Make big mask suits out of hide and grass, designed to spook bison into the corral.
Action: gather more wood
Action: send a more well equipped party of experienced hunters out to investigate the darker side of the woods. Have them be wary of any danger and upon sighting the creature(s) move back towards the camp and formulate a plan to kill or capture it.

Rolled 72, 55 = 127 (2d100)

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>>2147160
Action: Send a team to scout the mountains in the south.
Action: They begin to build tree forts so they can scout for food or seek preditors.

Research: They notice when kelp is tied up and dried properly it makes some sturdy rope!

I redid the turn because I think rafts are a research and its tough to fish without a line.

>>2147194
Amending Action 2, we don't have enough wood to pull it off
Action 2: Build a house to act as a logging camp near the forest, from which we can constantly get more wood

Rolled 76, 68 = 144 (2d100)

right, rerolling with new turns

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Moons create big spooky masks of hide and grass, painted with berry paint to spook bison, hoping to steer some into the corral.

Moons gather wood

The moon scouts decide to return to the ominous area under the cover of night, under the protecting light of the moon. There's something going on and they want to know what. They cover themselves in paint and move through the forest. The night seems to grow even darker as the forest creatures and sounds dissipate. A scrambling and screeching breaks the eerie silence, attracting the moons attention.
They advance towards the commotion in a hushed yet hurried crouch before finding the source of the noises. An owl had swooped down, caught a mouse under a tree and was in the middle of greedily pulling stringy meat from it's abdomen.
Moons collectively exhale in relief, but as they begin to let their guards down one frantically motions to the others to look. A large bulge of treebark is growing on the tree behind the owl. A tentacle of bark begins to creep out from the bulge, changing from treebark to what looks like tar. Suddenly the arm shoots forward, splashing onto the owls head, causing it to writhe and flap in panic, quickly slowing to the occassional twitch as the arm creeps over its body and it seems to melt into the arm. A smaller spurt glues itself to the mouse and pulls the corpse in as well. Within seconds the mouse and owl are reduced to irregular shapes shrinking into the blackness as it retract back onto up the tree, changing back into what appears like tree bark.
The Moons look on unblinking, and only begin to panic as they make out a large amount of bark pouring itself onto the leafy ground and quickly disappearing in front of them. By the Moon they ran out of there faster than any cougar could.

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Caps send a group of 10 to scout the distant mountains. The scouts find goats and snow, with the grasses growing thinner as they climb. There is a large mountain that reaches above the clouds in the center. They attempt to determine the safest easiest ways to navigate the mountain's deep crags and layered cliffs. The scouts make camp for the night and will return with their findings next turn.

Caps create slightly stretchy rope out of kelp.

Using their bones, rope , bricks and a few sticks the caps create their first treetop house to use as a vantage point. Essential for defense and scouting!

The ocean waves are calling me to craft

To build a haft

And so I pursue my craft

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Ocean tribe moves across the river

Oceans create a logging camp at the edge of the forest, providing a constant wood supply. The wood is transported by 5 loggers back to the village whenever their bags are full.

Oceans notice how wood and logs float. They begin to chip the wood into different shapes using their stone knives, hoping to come up with a way to transport themselves on the water in future. Oceans have developed primitive carpentry

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>ANCHOR

>>2148416
the sheep had varying quality, so it was decided that the sheep with the best wool would be put together with others, and the best meat-sheep would be put with the best meat-sheep.

Research: get better tools (experiment with materials brought out of mines)

Build a Central Hall where the council reside.

Action : prepare 10 people whit provisions to go and make an outpost in the mountains
Also make more Mud Bricks this turn
Research cooking

>>2148416
ACT 1: Our scouts make their way home. They have much to tell.
ACT 2: Corral some bison. Not the entire herd, just a portion we can breed and farm.
DEV: A tree stump will roll if it is round enough. So will rocks... Let us make a round thing of wood. We will call it... the wheel.

>>2148416
After some deliberation, we're changing our turn

Action 1: Using our new source of wood, build the tribe wooden houses
Action 2: To protect our people, we'll erect a wooden wall around our village
Development: We have a good idea of the horses now, and they should like us. Try to see if we can ride them

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Moons smooth rocks into circles to represent the full moon. They find these are also super good at rolling. Wowee the moons developed wheels!

Using mounds of dirt as funnels and their big spooky masks, moons manage to corall 20 of the massive Bison herd. A very healthy amount.

Scouts come home with tales of the coastline, the shrublands, woodlands creatures, a lovely lake to the north west and a monster. Wowee what a journey.

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>>2149103
Wrong pic ho ho ho

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Caps begin cooking things on their fire, developing cooking and gaining a pop boost!

Caps make more mud bricks. They speed up the drying process with fire allowing them to create more at once.

Caps create a mountain outpost

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>>2149151
Should be +6 on pop


Oceans create housing in their new village. THey provide good shelter thanks to the quality wood used, giving a pop boost.

Oceans create a wooden wall surrounding the town to provide protection.

Oceans break in their 2 horses and can now ride them. Oceans have horse riding.

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>ANCHOR

>>2149218
Action 1: With the help of our new steeds, we go out to gather more horses
Action 2: We build stables to properly house the horses we have, and the ones we'll hopefully be bringing back
Development: The sight of the horse riders has inspired the tribe. They start a tradition of footraces, the members striving to themselves run as impressively as the horses

What the Moon Tribe's up to today:

> Skill Development: Make the Bison less, fearful of the tribesmen, so that milk and furs may be harvested from them. Do this using say, blackberries as treats?
> Action 1: Redirect our Scouting Party from the Sprota, spawn of Heolo, towards the mountains to continue the expedition.
> Action 2: Have the main host procure more wood from the forest, for use as fuel and other such things.

>>2149218
Action: Using nets and stones, we set up fish traps along spots in the shallows, trying to increase the ease of obtaining fish and crabs for food to cook.
Action: We attempt to cure boarhide with our fire, attempting to reinforce our hide armor and also make it warmer by layering it with furs for mountain expeditions.
Research: We weave our rope strands into nets.

>>2149886
Per OPs request to edit our action I will edit.

They use fire and attempt to hunt at night to see if other creatures are around or if wild boar are easier to kill when resting.

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Moons spend some time collecting sticks. Boy oh boy this would be so much easier if we didn't have to wait for it to fall off the trees and had a way to cut them down. Golly gosh moons are getting a good stretch from all the bending over.

Moons commend the scouting party for their discovery of the monstrous Sprota, placed in the woods by the insidious Heolo, the daytime evil twin of the Moon. Moons will mull over these revelations and decide what to do, but in the meantime the scouting party is to explore the mountains.
Moons scouts head into the mountains, but don't find much new compared to last time. They think they spy a little smoke on the northern side of the mountains, but are unable to traverse their way there and investigate further.

Moons use delicious grasses and blackberries to earn Bisons trust. The bison will be docile to moons now allowing moons to begin using them for things.

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Caps use their ropes to create crude nets.

Caps use these nets to create crude traps, allowing them to capture more fish and crabs giving a pop boost.

Hunting has proven inconsistent and troublesome so far, so caps have a great idea. They will use the light of fire to hunt at night, when their prey is asleep and unprepared, giving them the edge of surprise. This works very well when combined with their new nets allowing caps to capture a huge haul of 10 boars!

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Oceans love their new horses, they should get some more. The two oceans who weren't thrown off when breaking in the horses ride out to lasso some more, while other oceans go with them on food to help with the capture. They return with 4 additional horses.

Oceans brag about how fast they were during the hunt, faster than horses they claim! Bullshit, you couldn't outrun a sheep. nuh uh, ya uh!
Oceans begin having competitive footraces to prove themselves and satisfy their egos. They strive and push themselves with pride, thriving in the competitions, getting faster with each race.

Oceans build a large hut for their lovely new horses.

>ANCHOR

>>2150623
Action 1: Send our scouts out on horseback to get the lay of the land on this side of the river
Action 2: Build a place for storing excess food
Development: While sharpening rocks with other rocks, discover fire

>>2150623
Research: The Caps begin using rope to tie logs together and form rafts! These seafaring Caps are given the honor to wear the sailor hats to respect their origins.

Action: They send a small team to explore the island north of settlement.

Action: They are enjoying all this meat, but they want to try other foods. They explore the forest for anything edible like berries or roots and fruits.

Moons have finished consulting with the stars.

> Tech Development: Rudimentary Armor - With skins of slaughtered bison and cougars, leather cloaks and hardened breastplates are formed and provide moderate protection from the elements and foes. The cloaks are then dyed with blackberry juice. The first of these armor kits are given to the newly formed militia--the Watch--of the Moons.
> Action 1: Seeing the wafting smoke drift beyond the mountains has sparked curiosity within the hearts of several scouts. Though the path is not easily apparent to get there, they maintain hope and trek on. However, before that, a runner has arrived from the camp. They are to return, and another batch of scouts will be dispatched to investigate.
> Action 2: The reports of the scouts do not bode well, and the machinations of Heolos spread more and more. As such, the bravest, sneakiest and most adept warriors--this would be the newly recalled Scouts--from the Moon Clan are gathered. Armed with the sharpest spears, scariest masks, and the new leather cloaks, the newly formed Watch are prepared as best they can for the upcoming conflicts.

Rolled 39, 34, 87, 74 = 234 (4d100)

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Moon scouts are met by a runner from the camp, asked to return as they are being tasked with something special thanks to their experience. New scouts are dispatched and attempt to get to the smoke in the distance. They discover the Cap mountain outpost!

Moons stand upon the hilltop, observing. They wear their spooky masks. They see the caps run out of the outpost towards them, holding strange objects they are wearing on their heads. Moons run away before the caps get a chance to interact with them

Moons develop basic armour consisting of bison and cougar hides, and blackberry dyed cloaks.

The moon scouts arrive home and are hailed as the bravest, sneakiest and most adept warriors of the moon tribe. They are given the swanky new armour, the sharpest sticks, the scariest masks and are renamed "The Watch of the Moons". The prescence of the sprota doesn't bode well for the tribe. They expect future conflicts very soon and the Watch is their first line of defence.

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Caps notice that wood floats. They're all out of planks from the ship, so they collect sticks from the forest and tie them together with kelp rope. They create 1 basic raft.

A cap attempts to sail to the northern island for an explore. He's unable to steer and it takes him a long time to arrive at the isle. Upon reaching the shore he sees a large group of sleeping coyotes and palm trees. Wowee, better sneak back before I get munched! The cap gets swept under the waves on his way home and is washed up alive back at the village having lost the raft.

Now that caps have spent a little time in the forest and are better aquainted with it's layout, they have an explore for more plant based foods. They find tomatoes and tea leafs. They gain a pop boost from the tomatoes.

The outpost caps see a group of strange black figures with large faces in the distance. There are other tribes in this land! They attempt to approach with a peaceful offering of hats, but the big faced ones flee south out of the mountains.

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Oceans explore this side of the river with their new horses. they gallop along spying a group of deer, some palm trees and river crocodiles. The horses spook and gallop home before exploring too much of the river.

Oceans build a foodstore, giving them a surplus, which should be useful in times of hardship such as famine or winter.

While some oceans create more sharp rocks and sticks, the more impatient ones notice that fast sharpening leads to smoke and sparks. Intrigued 1 experiments with how to create the most smoke possible and leads to fire!

>ANCHOR

>>2154265
Research: The caps discover that billowing smoke with green leaves causes smoke to kick up. They decide this to be a good way to communicate between settlements.

Action: The mountain settlent begins to build a stone and mudbrick wall around the settlement.

Action: They go nightfishing to see what they will yeild.

Right just to be clear, each turn your development can EITHER be a CULTURAL (society, flavour & aethetic turn), or a TECH. You can't do the same type 2 turns in a row so it'll go Tech -> Culture -> Tech -> Culture.

There was confusion on disc

>>2154265
Action 1: Set out to get even more horses
Action 2: Build a racetrack, where we can test our riding skills against each other
Development: With all this focus on racing, one tribe member comes up with an idea. The ultimate race, in three parts: Horse riding, swimming, and running. The Ocean Tribe invents the Triathlon. The tribe will hold the competition regularly, with the prize being not only glory, but an automatic seat on the council to represent your profession

Research:new religious understandng; Humans are not stronger than strong gods, but not weaker than weak gods. The tribe and it's living space isn't really influenced by gods because of this, but the opposite is true in the wild, in the wild gods and spirits reign, and while spirits aren't necessarily bad or good, they are very unpredictable and mysterious some are more commonly bad, like the sun, who reveals us to the other spirits and causes sunburn and kills the grass, while the moon is probably the best spirit commonly, which hides us from other spirits, provides coolness and respite, and protects us while we sleep, which is why we hold it in such high regard.
Action: send some lads up to the river and lake we found to collect clay.
Action: bring the scouts home, leave a few to maintain a loose watch over this sun lover camp.

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Moons scouts maintain a small mountain presence to keep an eye on the sun lover outpost, the rest return home.

Moons send a few north west to collect clay from the lake. The trip there takes 2 days , and 2 days to return. They make sure to avoid the Sprota's territory

Moons develop further understanding of their gods, the spririts and nature. How none are good or bad, some are volatile and some are predictable, how some are strong and some are weak. It's very clear why the Moon is great and Heolos is shit. Moons love sleep and hate sunburns.

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Caps fish at night. It's very relaxing but yields less fish. On the bright side they get a mood boost from the night of campfire hat stories and fishing.

The mountain outpost build a wall.

Caps develop smoke signals

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Oceans go horse wrangling. They bring back 6 horses.

Oceans build a racetrack

Oceans begin racing more on their new racetrack. Not just foot and horse though, they've created the Triathlon! The ultimate test of a tribesmen's physical capabilities! In addition to glory the winner will also get a seat in the tribe council.

Oceans mood increased from all the sports and the comfy town and horses.

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>ANCHOR

>>2156811
Action 1: We send scouts out to search this side of the river for another plant based food source. The berries we eat are on the other side, and a bit inconvenient to gather
Action 2: The crocodiles make some of the tribe wary. The council decides that a new profession is needed, warriors. They train some tribesmen to use the axes as weapons, and open up another council seat
Development: The Ocean Tribe, a bit tired of going out and gathering animals, begins trying to breed their own in captivity

I think I played this long ago on this board, it was the best. Does anyone want me as an advisor? I got so far

>>2157052
nigga what are you talking about this is an original quest

>>2157112
Cultural evolution last year my niBBa
I was a part of the intellectual blue tribe trying to ban everyone together to fight the "monos", who were basically the master race, but were dumb.
ah, good times

>>2157180
archive link?

>>2157300
I'll see if it's around

I found one
https://yuki.la/qst/548527
I'm trying to find the others

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>>2157300
>>2157322
long story short: OP had to go somewhere and didn't respond until late, and I fucked up cuz I was trying to be gamemaster
my thing that I used was "Cheng"

>>2156784
whit the rope , caps see how it can be elastic too , they decide to start experimentanting whit it and they create the bow later of ataching it to a stick and launching some other sticks whit it
Go hunting and capture more Boars
Gather wood

>>2156811
Moons:
Development: Create a system of governance based on the families of the clan, the oldest male leads the families and votes on one overarching leader called The Grand Sultar.
Action: Commence the first meeting of the Sultar-Minors to elect one Grand Sultar.
Action: Craft a set of immaculate suits for the likes of The Sultars to distinguish their positions, black dyed lion pelts and heavy set hide armors making them look more beast than man.

>>2157842
This turn needs to be a cultural action. So we are replacing the bows research with
Development: After learning that other tribes exist, the wisest hats come together to determine how to deal with these strangers. There is much we do not know about the land, so it is decided that all strangers should be met with gifts in an attempt to learn more about them. One of the gifts offered to strangers will always be a hat if they have none of their own.

>>2157842
>>2157925
I'm replacing our actions too we have plenty of wood and boars.
Action: Caps in the mountains scout for new resources (plants/food/animals NOT ORES we are not even able to mine yet).
Action: Caps in the main settlement scout eastward beyond the wreck, a direction we haven't explored before.

Rolled 86, 79 = 165 (2d100)

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Moons create a system of governance. The eldest male of their family is their sultar minor & representative. The family creates an immaculate suit for their Sultar Minor out of the families finest pelts won from their best hunts. These are died black and decorated.

The Sultar minors have their first meeting and elect the very first Grand Sultar, Head of the clan. All hail the first Grand Sultar from Clan Veilos! Veilos! Veilos! Veilos!!

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Caps establish that the opening of diplomacy will always be the offering of a nice hat.

Mountain caps scout south through the mountains. THey find that the mountains have few animals & plants. Goats in the highlands and rabbits in the lowlands, with eagles swopping around the mountain tips. Caps get tot he edge of the mountain range and see herds of bison in the distance, as well as an encampment of some kind? Is that where those mysterious masked creatures came from?
Caps return with a very curious group of 3 baby goats.

Caps scout east for a new place to settle and discover the ocean logging camp! They are pretty sure the oceans havn't realised the caps are there & decide not to interact with them for now, opting to return home instead & discuss what to do.

Rolled 57 (1d100)

>>2156976
Whoops forgot to roll for this turns scout

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>>2158238
Oceans havn't figured out how to grow their food yet and find collecting berries from the oteh side of the river inconvenient, so they go & look around this side of the river for some foods to harvest. They discover coconuts gaining a pop boost!

In response to the crocodile thread, the tribe decides it's best to have a new proffession for attakcing and defending against hostile threats. They create the warrior proffesion who use woodcutting axes to split some skulls! THey have their own seat on the council.

Oceans develop animal breeding, increasing food consumption, but giving them more which provides food...so really it balances out. Oceans are now breeding horses, sheep & rabbits!

>ANCHOR

>>2158250
Develop: A Cap discovers that a rock with a sharp edge cuts wood pretty well. That's swanky! So they use a piece of twine to put it on a handle, and voila! Axes!
Action: Using our newly discovered axe tech, we begin harvesting wood in the area around our main settlement.
Action: We use some of our newly felled wood to make rafts! We pick the straightest, strongest branches to tie together, now that we don't have to use whatever we can find lying around.

>>2158250
-Moons-
Action: Construct Lunar Shrines in the form of moon shaped piles of rocks wherever we build camp so we know the places to visit when we go over our nomadic migration routes.
Action: Delegate nomadic plant gathering to the women and "Women" we shall have various plants that we encounter along our migration path consumed to see if they're safe.
Development: Wagon Tech. We'll attach some wooden platforming to our wheels and try to maker something that we can carry our stuff on.

>>2158250
Development: Begin worshiping the God of the Ocean, the source of all life
Action 1: Build a temple to the Ocean God, a place we can worship
Action 2: Send out scouts to find more food. Particularly something that will feed the horses and sheep well. Fruit doesn't do any good, and we'd like to feed them better than mere grass

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Moons develop wagons. This is revolutionary for their life on the road, making travel & transport easier.

Moons build lunar shrines at each of their campsite, creating a highway of their nomadic migration mimicking the bison migration.

Moon women begin collecting plants along their journey as the tribe moves. Moons gain a +1 pop boost from the extra berries they're collecting through the fields.

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Caps develop axes

Inspired by the oceans, the Caps create a logging site in town, giving them a consistent source of wood.

Using their new good quality wood, caps build another raft, much much better than the previous one. and not just one. TWO. Wowee, going up in the world

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Oceans send more scouts for more food. They don't find shit. Maybe there isn't any more plant based food on this side of the river?

Oceans develop their first religion, worshiping Drukathriel God of the sea, who has a head of a shark, torso of a man, and legs of a squid.
He wields a trident and has the power over the tides and all sea life. He has created all sea life and we are his sacred children! When creating the world, Drukathriel lost a tentacle in his battle against Aridinel the death god. From this tentacle spawned the first Ocean Triber, Oceanicus.

Oceans create a small wooden temple to for worship.

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>anchor

>>2158574
Action: We man our new rafts and send them across the channel to the island we reached previously, hoping to explore now that we will have more energy and time to do so.
Action: We search for the coyotes we found previously, hoping to capture some with our rope and tame them.

Development coming in next post

>>2158620
Develop:
Our people have been comfortable and able to survive, and now our search turns inward to identity. A new paradigm emerges in the Cap tribe. Where before we were a tribe of people struggling to do it all, the new order fills the void with speciation. The emergent social hierarchy is akin to a caste system, but effectively functions as a three gender split.
The first role is the denmother. These are exclusively women, and involve child-rearing responsibilities as well as home-related crafts, teaching, cooking and domestic activities. Denmothers remain largely within the community of the settlement, with no reason to leave apart from travel. They can sometimes engage in trade and barter out of their home with the goods they produce, like rope, prepared food, and clothing.
The second role is the worker. These are exclusively men, and involve building, crafting, fishing, farming, and other physical labor trades. Workers travel outside of their immediate settlement and community, but are expected to return home each night. They can engage in trade throughout their home settlement, including farmed goods, lumber, and other produced goods.
The third role is the ranger. These are either men or women, and involve exploring, hunting, sailing, and military responsibilities. Rangers travel between the Cap tribe settlements, and push beyond the lands we know, acting as scouts and adventurers. They return to their home settlements at least once a week, but are often gone for days at a time. They can engage in long distance trade between settlements, or potentially with other tribes.
These three roles are chosen in young adulthood. Women decide whether to pursue being denmothers or rangers, and men choose becoming workers or rangers. With this emergent paradigm, the social paradigm of relationships shift as well, and the ideal relationship becomes a triad involving one of each role. The denmother raises children and ensures the homestead is looked after, the worker helps provide for the settlement as a whole and looks after the practical needs of the denmother and ranger, and the ranger follows their wistful spirit and defends both denmother and worker. These arrangements are known as triads. Triads always contain at least one male and one female member (the denmother and worker), while the ranger may be of either sex. Intimacy can be (and is expected to be) exchanged freely between all three members of the triad, and all three are responsible for the offspring produced by such unions, regardless of the gender dynamic. Female rangers who become pregnant often return home only long enough to give birth before the denmother takes over child rearing duties.

>>2158625
With this new paradigm comes a new shift in governance as well, to ensure that all three roles are represented. The wisest, eldest members of the tribe confer to select the best-suited member of each role (one ranger, one denmother, and one worker) to the tribe Council. The Council members all have equal say on matters pertaining to the tribe, voting when need be to determine how best to move forward.
One member of the Council is appointed the Top Hat - having greater say in matters of the Council. The Top Hat casts the deciding vote in matters that come to the Council, unless both Council members vote against them. The Top Hat cycles every month to the next member of the Council, so they all take turns as Top Hat. i.e. one month the Ranger Council member is Top Hat, the next month the Denmother Council member is Top Hat, the next month the Worker Council member is Top Hat, then back to the Ranger, and so on.
The Top Hat wears a special Hat instead of their personal cap for the month they are elevated, this special Hat being created by all three members of the first chosen Council together.

>>2158574
Development: We've waited long enough. The time has come for us to set out upon the waves. Learn to finally carve boats from the trees, and oars with which to row them
Action 1: With our new knowledge, build as many boats as we can, to maximize our tribe's naval mobility
Action 2: Those crocodiles may pose a threat, but they might potentially also be a boon. Send our trappers and warriors together to see if they can be captured, and perhaps maybe even tamed

>>2158574
I'll put down
> ACT: Have the bison move our wagons.
> ACT: Migrate the tribe NW, towards the woods.
> DEV: As we travel, our warriors tell the tales of their greatest hunts. Oral traditions are established.

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Moons saddle up their bison to pull their wagons, allowing them to pull heavier loads for longer & freeing up more of their people to do other things.

Moons decide they've gotten enough out of the planes & decide to migrate to the clay lake. They migrate north west & will arrive there at the end of next turn.

On the topic of which, the scouts sent to gather clay 4 days ago have returns with as much as they could carry.

While making this long pilgramage out of the planes and along the coastline, moons have not much to do except hunt and talk. They love sharing tales of their best hunts and the art of oral traditions & story telling is born.

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Caps get across the channel of ocean and land on the shore where the last voyage found the coyotes. They're still there!...and they're awake...and there's a lot of them... oh boy.

Caps sustain heavy injuries from fighting the cayote pack with 4 tribesmen dying and killing 20 coyotes. The remaining 10 coyotes flee to the other end of the isle. Caps do not explore and instead make camp by the boat while they recover from their wounds as they are in no condition to travel.

Caps have a paradigm shift in their society. Tribesmen can now take on 1 of 3 roles acting as genders, Denmother, Worker or Ranger. Threesome relationships form as the new standard consisting of 1 of each.

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After 2 failed attempts the oceans are finally ready to step forth onto the water as they've always dreamed of. Using their extensive lumber, passion for water and carpentry skills honed from house building, the oceans create their first boat. It's a decent canoe that can hold 4 people at once and includes 2 oars for paddling.

Oceans dedicate all their might to creating a FLEET of 25 boats. Now 1 in every 4 ocean can own their own boat and every ocean has a boat to sit in . Praise the ocean god!

Oceans attempt to capture the crocodiles. The crocodiles prove to be wild and thrash and snap at the oceans & their horses, cutting through the lassos with their powerful jaws and spooking the horses. A few oceans are seriously injured after getting thrown from their horses and trampled but thankfully nobody dies.

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>ANCHOR

>>2159658
Also canoes should read 25, not 20

>>2159672
Develop: Some Caps playing around with pieces of kelp fiber notice that if they fling them around they can launch things a long way, and pretty hard! They attempt this while hunting with rocks, inventing SLINGS.
Action: We move the injured back to the main settlement to treat their wounds however we can - or at least ease their pain. We bring the deceased back home as well to put them to rest properly.
Action: We begin building a wooden palisade around our shore encampment, being sure to leave a berth around our extant structures for expansion and room to grow. Better safe than sorry, now that we know there are multiple tribes out there around us. Mostly we shove logs into the ground, with some sharpened ones pointed outward at an angle defensibly.

>>2159672
ACT: Continue on to our destination. Avoiding the Sporta, of course.
ACT: Remembering that there's some good shit in the mountain, we send some men back to collect some of those Goats.
DEV: Our population grows as we fuck. But our bison? They are shy around us. Do no fucking. Will not grow. Learn to breed the bison, for more bison babies.

It would be nice to have an ocean themed time keeping :)

>>2159672
Action 1: Use our new boats to scout all along the coast, starting with the North
Action 2: Try again with those crocs
Development: Begin tracking time using the tides

Rolled 4, 28 = 32 (2d100)

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Rolled 23 (1d100)

>>2159845
Forgot moon roll

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Moons remember there are goats in dem mountains and send 2 scouts to go and collect them. They are attacked by cougars on the way and never return.

Moons develop animal breeding! Their bison now boink.

Moons continue to their destination, taking care to avoid the Sprota's hunting grounds. They arrive just after sunset.

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Caps develop slings

Caps take the wounded home for recovery and to bury the deceased. Those coyotes will pay.

Caps build a palisade surrounding their shore camp

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>>2160467
Forgot slings on the sheets. I had 1 job

Oceans Try to tame the crocs again,and fail. 2 Warriors are killed after being trampled by panicked horses.

Oceans attempt to explore the isle via water, but are stopped by a beaver dam that seems to have been built overnight. When attempting to destroy it to get past, many angry beavers swarm and kill 2 more oceans with their big bucked teeth. Those are seriously angry beavers!

Oceans notice that there is a regular pattern to the tides and rising/setting of the sun and moon. Oceans use these as a basis for a system of time keeping.

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>ANCHOR

>>2160476
Develop: Our cultural item from >>2158631

Action: We send Rangers to hunt rabbits and birds with our new slings, hoping to add new meat and furs to our stores.

Action: Tame those coyotes. Using nets and ropes to restrain them and meat to feed them. Kill any violent ones to cull them for more docile specimens to tame.

>>2160476
Action 1: Instead of going through the trouble of dealing with those beavers, we will instead head South down the river to scout that way
Action 2: The council decides with the growing population that now is the time to begin thinking about building another settlement. They think the inlet to the south across from where they used to live might be a good place, particularly for launching boats from. They send a group South on horseback to survey the area, and find the perfect place they'll want to build on
Development: The Ocean Tribe discovers that putting meat over the fire makes it taste great. Not only that, meat keeps a lot longer after doing that as well. The Ocean Tribe discovers cooking

Rolled 46 (1d100)

The Moon prophesizes that your destination is on your right.

>Development: The Sultars and the camp have arrived at the grassy knolls of their new forested home. With this, the Sultars each claim an area for their house, staking claim and spreading through the area. However, they also see the need for a banner under which they can cooperate and thrive under, so, coming together in what would become known as the First Sultarate, they create a new title, that of "Rexus," who would guide the cart of the Moon through the perils of existence. The Rexus would be a Sultarate, a new one being elected by the Sultarate upon the predecessor's death. The Sultars also agreed on a constitution of their territorial rights. Among other things, Each Sultar would be free to rule their fief how they saw fit, any attack upon a Sultar by another outside force was to be an attack upon all Sultars, and any decrees made by the Rexus could be overturned by the Sultarate by a majority vote, provided the decree interfered with the previous rights of a Sultar.
>Action 1: The lands of the new heartland is divided up between the Sultars, each scouting their own territory. In the end, the entirety of the Moons' territory scouted. Particular attention is paid to foodstuffs, fine lumber, stone, and other shiny things.
>Action 2: A suitable hill is found, larger than the rest and central to the river island. The majority of the camp settles here and begins to construct more permanent homes. It is decided that this would be the Rexus' estate, to be controlled directly by the current Rexus until their death. In addition, this would serve as the meeting place for the Rexus & the Sultarate.

>Election!

1-20 : Revei, Sultar of House Veilo
21-40 : Alpin, Sultar of House Harffe
41-60 : Ehaz, Sultar of House Jassil
61-80 : Url, Sultar of House Ortik
81-100 : Pippel, Sultar of House Elken

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>>2160555
Whoops forgot to roll for oceans

>>2160791
Moons tweak their current system of govournment. Renaming The Grand Sultar to "Rexus", and making it a position that is elected from the group of Sultars after the demise of the previous Rexus. The Rexus has local authority over his estate, but will assume global authority in times of crisis, as well as to break tie votes when they occur in the Sultarate.

Moons divide up the land of what they have now decided is their home into estates for each of the tribal families surrounding the central hill estate where the current Rexus lives as well as most of the Moon nation's infrastructure.

The Sultars & their families each scout their respective land for their resources. They find they contain nothing of particular interest beyond the trees, the river, the ocean & the fact they're on a hill. At least it's scenic.

The current Rexus Veilo particularly enjoys the veiw from the ocean facing cliff on his estate and gets a little too close. He slips, falls and is mangled by the rocks on the way down. If he didn't die upon impact with the ground, he surely drowned as his body was swept away by the tide.
The Moons mourne his loss and hold their first election for a new Rexus. The First Sultarate spends a while deliberating before it's decided that Ehaz, of House Jassil shall ascend to lead

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Caps have to be very very quiet...they're hunting wabbits. They gain a pop boost from the new food source.

Caps attempt coyote capture again, but are unable to find the remaining coyotes

Caps develop a system of govournment. They have a council of the 3 eldest of the genders. A ranger, denmother & worker. This council runs the cap tribe, with the "Leader" being known as the Top Hat. The Top hat rotates between council members on a monthly basis.

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Oceans Develop cooking! they gain a pop boost.

Oceans scout an are south on horseback to move to. They find the perfect one by the lake they used to live near.

Oceans decide against threatening the beavers and decide to sail south. They are met with another beaver dam.

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>ANCHOR

>>2161132
Develop: A few Caps realize that where they threw out tomatoes, new tomatoes are growing! We discover agriculture.
Action: Scour the area around our shore and mountain settlements for new crops to grow.
Action: Last call for coyotes. OP, this is man's best friend we're talking about.

Fastest Moon turn yet.

>Development: Axes! The multi-tools of the ancients, the Moons discover that by bashing a sharp stone, such as a spearhead, against a tree the tree can be cut down. As such, they quickly carve more specialized stones, and attach them to spear shafts! However, the shaft's a bit too long, so they cut it down a bit for convience.

>Action 1 : Scouting the Coast! As the new heartland is not yet fully known to the Moons, they hope to discover and familiarize themselves with their surrounding area. Maybe find out the cause of all that howling too...

>Action 2 : Fishing! With spears in hand, a number of hunters poke and prod at the fish in the rivers. Eventually spearing one, a brave hunter takes a bite! While the scales aren't tasty, the meat within certainly is! Quickly, more hunters begin fishing to procure more of the newest food to be included in Moon cuisine.

>>2161145
Development: The Ocean Tribe creates a new profession, the Priests of Drukathriel, who lead the worship of the mighty God of the Ocean. They have a representative in a new seat on the council
Action 1: These beavers stand in between not only our current settlement and our future one, but of our glorious God's domain beyond. They must be eliminated. The new priests pray to Drukathriel for their warrior's success, sacrificing many sheep to His waters, and asking for His favor
Action 2: After the preparations are finished, the warriors head out to eliminate the beavers and clear the way to Drukathriel's sacred domain

Rolled 13, 12, 16, 46 = 87 (4d100)

Rolling!

Oceans have +10 on their roll

Rolled 12, 8, 8, 6 = 34 (4d20)

>>2161288
Decided on discord we're going to do D20's. Rerolling with the new paradigm.

Oceans get +2

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Moons develop axes & start collecting regular wood.

Moons begin spear fishing, gaining a +1 pop boost

Moons scout the coastline of their new home. they find that their cliff is made of limestone & that wolves live nearby.

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Caps develop agriculture

Caps find the remaining coyote pack. They manage to capture 4 cubs but are forced to kill all the adults.

While hunting for boars, caps see them digging for strange round black objects. After killing the boar a curious cap tries it, wowee that's earthy and yummy. Caps have discovered truffles are in the forest.

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Particuarly faithful Oceans dedicate themselves entirely to Drukathriel. Oceans have priests! THey add this profession to the council.

The new priests know of the impending beaver battle. while the Ocean warriors prepare, the priests sacrifice many sheep to the water, praying for victory.

The screams and sounds of battle, the taste of blood and the pain in his chewed leg fade as pman focuses on his dying comrade. He's pale, shivering, clutching his neck as red spurts out, gagging out fur as he wheezes.
Pman puts down his axe and lifts his friend onto his shoulder, slowly and wearily limping the pair of them through the bodies and wood.
"Ramerez! Don't give up on my now! Think of Dolly back home, her smile when you walk back through the door! Think of how happy she'll be to have you back with all your cool war stories as you both groom the horse!"
Rimerez smiles weakly..."I...I don't think i'm going to make it...ma...make sure you tell dolly...I lo....I...I lov....." Rimerez goes even more limp as his conciousness fades.
"RIMEREZ NO! IF YOU GIVE IN NOW THOSE FURRY BASTARDS WILL WIN!"

His ears prick as he hears the sound of scrapping and chirping. Snarling beavers begin to wriggle out of the floor and over the sides. Pman is surrounded, his breaths are quick with panic. Wide eyed he desperately looks around for a weapon to defend against the furry horde. Pman's legs give out and rimerez's body flops over the side of the dam as 16 savage beavers tackle him, sinking their massive bucked teeth into his flesh, .
Through the gnashing, the blood and the fur, pman sees in the distance beyond the combat a gargantuan wave crashing towards them.
As the light fades from his eyes pman smiles knowing his family is safe and that Ocean god will keep him safe whatever comes next...

Oceans destroy the both dams thanks to the blessing of Drukathriel. THey lose 10 good men, but manage to capture 10 unconscious beavers for domestication, one for each lost soul. These savage beasts will serve as penance for the bloodshed.

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>>2161544
Develop: Rangers begin crafting armor for themselves out of the bodies of the creatures they have killed as a way to carry their strength and their legacy with them. Boar hide, coyote fur, rabbit pelts etc all come together in a patchwork that helps distinguish the best hunters and warriors, making them more attractive and also better protecting them against the elements and attack.
Action: Noticing that the strange other tribe with the masks seem to have gone, Rangers from our mountain settlement descend into the plains, hunting the buffalo we have seen to bring them back home. If we can corral some of them toward the mountain settlement for domestication, we will do so. If we can't, we'll just kill them and harvest their meat and hide.
Action: Now that we've dealt with the coyote threat, we begin to explore the northern island in earnest, to determine whether it is suitable for a settlement, if there are any other resources, etc. Lay of the land.

>>2161544
Development: The campaign to tear down the dams cost a lot of good men. Our warriors' lives need to be better protected. Rather, it would be better if it was rarer for them to come to danger. One craftsman gets an idea while carving, of a weapon that strikes from afar, firing projectiles through the air. He begins working on plans for a bow
Action 1: These accursed beavers have taken much from us, but they will pay their debt. We put them into our rotation of breeding animals, so we can harvest their fur. We'll get our use out of them yet
Action 2: Finally, the time has come for our next settlement to be built. We send men down to the site, and they begin erecting buildings

Moons are nocturnal.

>Development : Code of Laws - A series of regulations are put in place by the Sultarate to ensure the health, happiness, and liberty of the Moons. Punishments are also detailed, trials would be conducted by the Sultarate for criminals.

>Action 1 - Build permanent homes.

>Action 2 - Some adventurous hunters try to befriend the wolves.

Rolled 10, 17, 4 = 31 (3d20)

Rolling

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Now that Moons are living a new way of life, it stands to reason that a new set of laws should be established to ensure health, happiness, liberty and prosperity of the tribe. The Sultarate develop a Code of Law.

Moons build extra sturdy & bigger teepees using lots of sturdy lumber to provide structure, then covering it with bison hide for shelter from the weather, rather than relying on just skin. Much more suitable for long term habitation. The improved quality of shelter gives moons a pop boost

Moons approach the wolf pack at night in an attempt to become friendly with them. The wolves don't take kindly to being woken up for friendship and 2 moons are killed while the others manage to escape back to camp.

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Caps develop special body hats out of the hides of their prey, providing better protection to Rangers, allowing them to hunt even fiercer game.

Cap's mountain scouts have noticed that the village of masked people have up & vanished overnight, but the large herd of bison is still roaming the planes. They attempt to capture some bison for domestication, but quickly find they do not stop as they are being hunted by cougars. To prevent caps being trampled, they kill 2 cougars chasing the herd.

Caps have removed the threat on the northern isle & explore it for it's resources & a place to settle. They find the isle is long, low & sandy. It's scarce in plants beyond cacti. They do find that it's abundant in sandstone, & lots of fish live in the waters surrounding the isle and pass through the river. They assume this is what the coyotes lived off.

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Oceans develop bows out of springy wooden branches and grass fibers, using small versions of their stone knives for arrows.

The oceans break the beavers for their crimes...they will no longer resist the ocean influence.

Oceans create another settlement south, erecting each of the same buildings they have in the main camp, including houses, food stores & a racetrack. With the beaver dams gone, they are able to transport wood down the river from the northern lumber camp.

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>ANCHOR

Action: our actual scout group out to collect goats, avoid sporta, cougars and human contact.
Action: use salvaged teepee leather as extra padding and water proofing on the roofs of our new houses
Tech: Agriculture. Plant some seeds in the ground

>>2164284
Develop: Some particularly ingenious workers find that they can use axes ...on wood that is already chopped down! They begin shaping and carving lumber to better fit together for their purposes. Carpentry is born to improve our homes, rafts and defenses.
Action: We begin planting and growing the types of plants we have found so far - tomatoes, forest berries etc. Denmothers find it convenient to keep personal gardens for their families.
Action: Our mountain settlement is growing cramped, and with the wall on one side there is only one way to go. In. We begin digging into the mountainside with what tools we have to make more space for living.

>>2164284
Action 1: Now that our way to the sea is clear, we send our scouts South by boat to explore along the coast
Action 2: Our new settlement is at a perfect location to take advantage of the water, and will surely become a hub of naval activity. To take advantage of this, the Ocean Tribe builds a port, to accommodate the expected volume of boats at the new settlement
Development: Logs could be pulled down the river by canoe easily enough, but some Oceans thought that it would be nice to have boats that could transport more. Horses, more people, and a good measure of supplies. It would require a larger vessel. The Oceans get to work on the notion, thinking of the intricacies of making a larger boat

Rolled 13, 3 = 16 (2d20)

Rolling

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Moons send the Watch of the Moon to collect goats from the mountains, taking care to avoid the Sprota. They will arrive at the mountains at the end of next turn, & return 2 turns after that.

Moons break apart their old mobile teepees and use the harvested hides to add extra waterproofing and padding to their new homes, making them a little warmer and extra weather resistant.

Moons develop agriculture. They gain a pop boot and can now grow plants.

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Caps develop carpentry, improving their wooden structures and opening up new avenues for the future.

Denmothers create gardens and begin growing the plants caps have collected (Long grass, tomatoes, tea and blackberries, although kelp proves impractical for garden growth). Caps gain another pop boost and have much greater food stocks.

Caps begin digging into the mountains using axes and their hands to create extra space. In order to dig they end up smashing and chipping at the rock reducing it all to dust, so they cannot yet use what they dig. They do notice different colored rocks within the mountain rocks. The space is nice though.

Oceans build a port! this will surely be very useful for all their future water based escapades and opens up a lot more avenues for this type of thing.

Oceans build a BIGGER boat, big enough to transport 10 people, 5 horses and a little cargo in addition to the usual crew. It requires a lot of manpower to row but will be useful if oceans want to transport bigger cargo. Oceans create 4 cargo ships

Oceans are happy the beavers are gone and can finally scout down the river in peace. Or so they thought. As they sail along they see a giant lying on his back by the riverbank picking his teeth with a tree trunk. The Oceans panic and attempt to turn around. The frantic splashing of the paddles alerts the giant who closes the 400m distance in 4 strides and picks up the screaming canoe of oceans. 2 attempt to dive into the river to escape before the boat is lifted too high, one succeeds while the other hits the ground with a dull thud. The rest of the oceans scream as they carried away by the merry skipping giant and never seen again. 1 Ocean returns to inform the tribe.

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>>2164555

>>2164560
Culture:Moons start sparring, wrestling and jogging in their free time.
Action: start milking the bison
Action: using a few pounds of bison meat, sneaking, and the power of the moon, we set up a trap to kidnap some wolves.
Firstly, we lay some meat a little ways from their layer, and use the scent and visual protection from our berry camo to wait for the adult wolves to go investigate, when they do we run up and take the puppers and go back to camp as fast as possible.

>>2164560
Develop: A Cap worker gets frustrated with the hardships of digging into the mountainside, and sharpens a set of new stone tools to make it easier. We invent mining!
Action: We set up fishing traps around the sandbar island and in the river there, trying to gain a larger yield. Workers routinely ferry there to collect the fish and bring them back to the main settlement.
Action: Some intrepid young Rangers make their way toward the peaks of the mountain, seeking to find and capture eagles to learn more about them.

>>2164560
Development: The bows catch on among the Ocean Tribe, and archery is even taken up by many tribe members for sport, testing their skills against their peers
Action 1: To facilitate this, an archery range is built at the capital. Competitions are often hosted there
Action 2: The tribe's warriors don't slack off, and begin to train the use of a bow while on horseback

Rolled 3 (1d20)

Rolling

Rolled 10 (1d20)

Rolling again, forgot the caps initial mining roll

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Moons begin to spar, wrestle and jog along the coastline for leisure.

Moons milk the bisons, gaining a pop boost from it's nutritious creamy goodness.

Moons snatch 6 wolf cubs after luring away the parents. Sneaky moons

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Caps get angry at how shit digging is. THey create a pickaxe and begin to properly mine. Caps now have stone & copper ore

Caps begin fishing on the new isle and bringing the cargo in piles on their rafts to and from the settlement, giving a pop boost.

Caps attempt to capture some high up eagles. This proves too dangerous and over the course of their expedition, all 4 of the rangers fall from the cliffs to their deaths

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Oceans add archery to their competitions and leisure activities improving their archery abilities.

Oceans add an archery range near the triathlon tracks to allow regular practice.

Ocean's warriors begin practicing archery on horseback. Between their great mounted speed, archery, lassos and nets, the ocean's cavalry has become very threatening indeed and will likely be able to capture most things without much issue.

>ANCHOR

Rolled 7 (1d20)

>>2165755
Action: Rangers don't give up easily, and after studying the behavior of the herd, they decide to attempt to gather buffalo once more. If those strange people with masks managed to do it, surely we can figure it out? They bring long green grass from the forest settlement to tempt them, and kelp fiber ropes to rein in any they can capture.
Action: Mining has led to some interesting discoveries. The Caps continue to mine into the mountain, creating a quarry to gather stone and the strange green-red rocks.

>>2165828
2/2
Develop:
The Cap tribe discovers religion! They worship one deity, an unknowable entity who has manifested three spirits to guide them. These spirits are
YUWEI the spirit of inspiration, the muse, patron spirit of mothers, wisdom, rest and healing. Yuwei is a storyteller, said to have given birth to the Cap tribe, and her lessons guide them and lend them cleverness. Obstacles are said to be a gift from Yuwei, who rewards the smartest and kindest of her children with her blessing. She oversees the souls of those yet to be born, ushering them into their new life. Yuwei is also responsible for healing, and mothers in childbirth are said to be very close to her as they seek her blessing of recovery. She is exemplified by the moon. Denmothers are her voice and keepers.
ZOZO is the spirit of adventure, the hunter, the patron spirit of wanderers, excitement, sport and growth. Zozo is an explorer, leading the way for the Cap tribe, and their teachings reward those who seek beyond what is known. Zozo is said to have charged the Cap tribe with exploring all the world, besting mighty foes, building outposts, and returning home to tell the tale. Zozo is described in different stories as male or female, and this duality is part of their nature. Zozo's symbol is the sun, charging across the sky day after day and looking down upon all the land and sea. Rangers are Zozo's eyes and heralds.
Fedora is the spirit of patience, the protector, patron spirit of fathers, sacrifice, hearth and strength. He is a mighty crafter, and is said to have fashioned the world for the Caps to explore, from mighty mountains to wild seas. The crop is his bounty, lumber his blessing, and stone his essence. His example imbues Caps with an indefatigable spirit, never giving up in the face of adversity, and reminding them that patience is always rewarded in the end, as the seed grows into the crop, sometimes all it takes is time and care. His image is the sturdy tree, standing strong against the ages and providing shelter and food for countless other creatures. Workers are his hands and wardens.
All three of these spirits are just facets of the one unknowable deity who has no name. Obviously, they all wear magnificent hats, each to their nature. Yuwei's hat is the crescent moon, Zozo's hat is the sun, and Fedora's hat is a tall mountain.
Caps of all roles/genders learn from all three spirits, although each clearly has their favorite. Rangers heed the call of Zozo to explore the world and hunt the mightiest beasts, Denmothers imbue their children with stories of all the spirits, but especially Yuwei and her gentle wit, and workers bring honor to Fedora and his legacy of determination and strength.

>>2165828
Updating action, instead of quarrying stone, we're building a quarry for sandstone. My mistake, Caps agreed to sandstone quarry.

>>2165828
Me again. Updating our other action as well. To clarify, our actions are:

ACTION: Build a sandstone quarry on the sandbar island.
ACTION: Begin breeding our captive/tame animals like we breed our tame crabs. Goats, coyotes and boars.

>Tech - Mining: Moons develop a need for stone, and begin digging out hills and tunneling through cliffs. Initially done with axes, they develop a type of ax designed specifically to mine.

>Action - With more stone at their disposal, Moons begin building bigger cobblestone homes with wooden roofs.

> Action - Moons also begin creating a series of walls protecting the outlying fiefs of the tribe.

>>2165755
Development: The life of the average Ocean Tribesman has only become more and more complicated, and keeping track of everything is hard. One particularly clever craftsman however, comes up with an idea to carve markings into things to convey various information. Markings to convey how well an item works, how old it is, how many of them there are. The idea strikes him that if everyone used the same markings, the entire tribe would be able to take advantage of this system. He goes to the priests, who are enthralled with the idea, and they help him develop and flesh out the system of symbols. The Ocean Tribe invents writing
Action 1: The priests order the construction of a new building, a school. This is where they will teach all the people of the tribe how to make use of their new writing system
Action 2: After much training and preparation, the warriors and trappers set out to capture the crocodiles again. They have no intention of failing this time

Rolled 8 (1d20)

Rolling!

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Moons develop a pickaxe and begin mining the limestone cliffs! They begin mining limestone and Tin ore, a soft metal about as good as Copper.

Using their new stone moons improve the quality of their houses by stacking stone and covering the top with their wood & skin teepees. These new houses are very sturdy, a bit colder, but much more spacious.

Moons begin constructing a stone wall surrounding the camp. This will be completed next turn.

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Caps build a quarry on the long sandy island and begin harvesting a steady stream of blocky sandstone. They are able to transport it back to the main camp without sinking in frequent small loads on their shitty rafts.

Caps get all their tamed animals to fug, giving them a consistent population of each.

Caps develop a religion. They have an unnamed god with a trinity of spirits representing it. Each spirit is a patron of the 3 tribe roles, representing the values each role upholds and being represented by different symbols.
Yuwei patron spirit of the denmothers, represented by the moon.
Zozo patron spirit of the rangers, represented by the sun
Fedora patron spirit of the workers, represented by a tree.

Each wears a great hat and is worshiped and followed by caps. Caps roles are decided by who they gravitate towards.

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Oceans develop an alphabet, numbers and writing in order to track and record information. This is currently extensively used with messaging between the settlements, but it's applications are vast.

Ocean priests build a school and begin teaching the new writing system to every tribesmen.

After countless attempts the oceans give another attempt to capturing the crocodiles. Now with their horses and lassos and nets and ranger weaponry and combat experience, the crocodiles fall into line very easily.

>ANCHOR

>>2167837
Oceans should have +9

>>2167837
Develop: Caps learn by necessity, and after carving sandstone and mining actual stone, they begin to learn the basics of masonry to shape the blocks of raw materials so that they can better be stacked together.
Action: Using our new sandstone blocks, we begin creating an outer wall around our shore settlement, giving us room to expand.
Action: Using actual stone, we begin building a better wall outside of our mud-brick wall in the mountains, giving us more room there as well once we tear down the mud brick.

We getting defensible, boiz

>>2167837
Action 1: Barracks are built to house warriors during their periods of training. They help to foster camaraderie between warriors, while providing an environment free of distractions from their duty
Action 2: With the fearsome giant blocking the path to the sea South, scouts instead head North to scout out the coast in that direction
Development: Using the new writing system, the priests write down scripture. All the tales of Drukathriel's adventures, from the creation of the Ocean at his birth, to his epic battle against his twin brother, the God of Death, Aridinel, to the birth of Oceanicus and the creation of the land for our people to live on. Every Ocean tribesman comes to grow up reading these stories

Action: build a series of watchtowers near the border of the forest.
Action: Make some more leather armor things.
Research: Stinky moons find out that washing yourself in the river actually gets rid of grime and blackberry juice. Now all moons start washing themselves.

Rolled 6 (1d20)

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Moons begin bathing away grime and blackberry juice. This becomes a common trend and greatly increases the moons hygiene. Moons gain a pop boost!

Moons stock up on leather armour

Moons line their border with watch towers

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Caps develop masonry!

Caps create a sandstone wall surrounding their shore settlement

Caps replace the mud-brick wall surrounding the mountain outpost with a proper stone wall

Wowee do caps feel secure right about now

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Oceans record scripture describing the lore of Drukathriel. Oceans are astounded by the history of the world and how great their originator was.

Oceans sail north along the river from the southern ocean camp. They find by the time they have reached the northern limit of known land it's getting dark and decide instead to return to the main ocean city and continue tomorrow.

Oceans build a barracks, dedicated for warrior training. Ocean's warriors are growing more fearsome by the day!

>ANCHOR

>>2168364
Research: irrigation, our farms would be better if we placed them near water.
Action: Make a group of strong warriors dedicated to training with there spears and being fit gods
Action: Build a stone wall lining the island the capital is on, use the rivers as a large moat.

Rolled 10 (1d20)

>>2168364
Develop: Caps begin to host tournaments for Rangers, giving Workers and Denmothers reason to come watch the festivities and support their loved ones. The Rangers take part in feats of strength, stealth, cunning and swiftness - and in the end, one Ranger is marked as the Hand of Zozo, the best Ranger in all of the Caps tribe. Her name is Griselda, the first hero of the Caps, and she is appointed by the Council to be the leader of the Rangers fighting forces due to her skill and prowess.
Action: We begin to build towers using our stone blocks for better vantage points around the mountains, manning them with scouts who keep watch, ready to send smoke signals should they spot anything of interest. Towers are built around the mountain where our fortress is for the broadest view of the plains.
Action: We try to capture buffalo again. We don't give up, by Fedora!

>>2168364
Development: The Ocean Tribe begins harvesting the skin of the crocodiles, finding that it can be made into excellent leather armor
Action 1: The bridge that the Ocean Tribe had been using up to this point could only be called that by technicality. The council decides that the entrance to their Tribe's domain must be appropriately impressive. They put the craftsmen to work, building a marvelous bridge, one that's both an awe to the eye, and functional. Allowing a good deal of traffic both across and below it, while also being an effective defensible position if the time where it's necessary comes
Action 2: The unfortunate lack of plant food sources on this side forces scouts to head across the river to search, covering as much ground as they can on horseback

Rolled 17 (1d20)

Rolling

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Moons create some lovely farms near the rivers, redirecting it's flow to create irrigation. The improved farming leads to higher yields and a pop boost.

Moons create an elite unit of warriors, trained in spear and body.

Moons surround the Rexus estate with a large limestone wall

The watch of the moon returns after a successful covert mission to retrieve mountain goats.

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Caps host a tournement for rangers to prove their worth. THe victor and pinacle of what a ranger should aspire to be is Griselda , Hand of Zozo and leader of the ranger fighting forces. Under her firm hand rangers will be a force to be reckoned with.

Caps create a perimeter of towers surrounding the mountains giving them full view of the planes.

Caps attempt to capture buffalo and succeed! Hurray!

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Oceans create beautiful leather armour out of crocodile hide. Aesthetic, fearsome, durable and waterproof!

Oceans create a huge glorious bridge, munch more fitting of their status as a prosperous and industrious tribe. It will also double up as a great strategic defence point.

Oceans determine this side of the river (while very comfy & strategically easy to defend) is severely lacking in rescources.

Ocean's riders ride out into the planes and into the woods in search of crops. They find tomatoes and wheat. Hurrah finally got something!

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>>2169928
Ocean scouts from last turn also continued up the coast and discovered the ocean! They continued a little further seeing islands in the distance before coming home

>ANCHOR

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>>2169933
Corrected map, forgot the moon watch towers

Action: now that the watchtowers are in place, the men Manning them must see plenty about the forest and it's denziens. We demand a report of all animals, possibly edible plants, and any unusual things (caves, discoloration in the soil, grass or trees, unusual groves or generally open spaces in places trees should otherwise be growing.)
Action: send the scouts out to assist in the discovery of these places or items.
Research: the moons grow tired of shit and other refuse just being thrown out wherever. The community bands together and digs a hole a decent length away from everywhere else to throw their shit and garbage. They deem it a cesspool.

Research: Caps are starting to realize that we're gonna need to start making bigger ships to transport sandstone more easily.
Action: Make a storage room made out of sandstone where we can store food to prepare for winter.
Action: In order to transport our sandstone from sand island to the mountains faster we build a road between the capital and our main base in the mountains

>>2169933
Development: During a rare bit of free time, one Ocean Tribe craftsman begins working on a project. He carves a body of wood, and stretches horse hairs across its length. He uses yet another such thread pulled taut to scrape across the strings of his creation to make a new sound, unheard before. He creates the fiddle, and with it, brings music to the Ocean tribe. It's not long before others take up the fiddle themselves
Action 1: The council decides to do a bit of restructuring, and folds the scouts and warriors together into a single "military". They will both receive the same extensive combat training, learning the wielding of both axes and bows, and of horsemanship. The scouts are to be expeditionary forces, while the warriors are to be focused on seizing or defending objectives
Action 2: The scouts head North out the mouth of the river again, this time intending to make landfall on the island nearest, across from the small peninsula

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Moons see much from their vantage points. They see the sad wolf parents, boars, owls, bears , rats, beavers and the occassional glimpse of the sprota as it consumes another victim. The moons can't see plants from above the treeline but deduce that places of particularly dense animal population probably have edible plants. They also notice a risen area which is worth investigating. They find that despite having watchtowers, the treeline makes it difficult to track things in the forest, meaning things can definitely still sneak through/around. It's just much harder now

Moons set out and find dens of each of the animals, they discover tomatoes(gaining a pop boost) & that the boars are digging for truffles. They find the risen area has a cave that goes deep underground.

Moons create a cesspool, making their general living area more hygienic , giving another pop boost

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Caps spend some time improving their shitty rafts, creating much wider canoe like cargo ships that are much sturdier and can transport many more goods.

Caps create an underground cool storage area out of sandstone, significantly increasing their food storage capabilities. Caps gain a pop boost + they are reassured for winter time

Caps build a road linking the mountain & shore towns, making transport between the 2 points much faster.

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Oceans develop music! They create the fiddle and have a great time. The constant sports, music & proximity to the water makes the oceans very happy, increasing their mood.

Oceans create a military, combining the scout & warrior units & giving them all extensive training.

Oceans scouts head north and land on a beach facing a jungle by nightfall. They make camp upon the beach.

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>ANCHOR

Also moon sheets should have tomatos

>>2171559
Action: The Caps honor their lifestyle by making their structures in the form of their most prized thing: Hats! They restructure the shoretown homes into wooden shacks with roofing in the form of wide-brimmed hats, which double as better weather proofing. The tree fort gets the same treatment.

Action: They attempt to build a stone bridge to the sandbar.

Culture: They also reform their tree fort into the shape of a massive Top Hat, making it their own personal landmark on the map.

>>2172173
>>2171575
Darn, I missed.

>>2171575
Development: Agriculture is developed in order to give the Ocean Tribe a steady source of plant based foods that doesn't require them to go out and gather it
Action 1: With this development, farms are built. They grow all the staples: Wheat, Tomatoes, Berries, and such. In turn, the profession of the Gatherer is phased out. They become Farmers, growing their own food instead of leaving to pick it in the wild
Action 2: The farms are situated all along the river, between the two settlements, so a road is built to facilitate travel by land. This road includes watchtowers, so potential threats to travelers can be spotted

>>2172173
as OP said , changing the culture
As culture , all citizens honor they ancestor who hunted for them , so every citizen , woman or man , at young age is trained , creating a militar thinking , always carrying at least a small tool to defend itselfs

>>2172259
What?

>>2172173
Redoing culture at OPs suggestion.

Culture: The caps begin to use their women's milk to nourish their society. No longer will animal milk suffice. Animals dont even wear hats.

>>2172306
i came here to say again , where are you putting that shit?
And how are you maintaing that thing fresh?
good luck whit the diahrrea

>>2172320
We habe underground storage. It'll be fiiiiine. And 5/6 agree

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>caps next turn

>>2172350
lmao

fuck you jean , time to civil war

>>2172418
i am taking the mountains , as i am militar leader and that was designated militar area

Action: start breeding and eating the goats.
Action: send our scouts down into the caves with a few torches and lots of hide to make emergency ropes/pathing lines.
Research: Tame the dogs.

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