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Long ago, your people came to this land in chains, taken from the jungles of your home to this strange and unfamiliar continent. Your captors, goblins they called themselves, used you as labor in their mines and fields here. Yet, you never kept your eyes away from freedom, and when your masters were not looking, you broke free. You slaughtered them all, and came south, finding homes in this wild land for yourselves. It has many a year since that day of liberation.

Where do you hail from, then?
A. Taelia
B. Freland
C. Natoya
D. Armad
E. Oscovos

>>3172287
E
The only right choice

>>3172287
>A. Taelia

>>3172287
A

>>3172287
>A. Taelia

0

>>3172287
Oops
E. Oscovos

>>3172287
>A. Taelia

>>3172287
B

>>3172287
>B. Freland

>>3172287
>A. Taelia

>>3172310
>>3172287
Change to E

>A

>>3172287
B. Freland

>>3172287
Taelia

The vote seems shaping up to be Taelia; I'll close it in 12 minutes, but if two votes seem to be close, I'll hold a runoff.

>>3172287
Vote E!

>>3172287
>A. Taelia

E

>>3172292
>>3172295
>>3172304
>>3172308
>>3172316
>>3172318
>>3172322
>>3172327
A

>>3172289
>>3172307
>>3172317
>>3172332
E

>>3172321
>>3172312
B

Taelia wins by a landslide. Writing.

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According to the one god, Esaudh, something very strange has happened. He believes he may now be able to grant boons to some of his priests, an act thought unthinkable before, as only a rare few have ever been seen to use magic, outside of his holiness. What's more, he thinks people may even be able to perform elaborate rituals on their own, for purposes such as healing. A strange affair indeed... with that in mind, the chieftain has seen fit to reset the calendar, marking this new period as the "Age of Awakening."
---
Year 1, AA
---
Agriculture: 6/10
Resources: 6/10
Food: 5/10
Morale: 4/10
Wealth: 3/10
---
Population: 5,500
Government: Hereditary Chiefdom
Military: Primitive Organization, Basic Training, National Armory
Navy: Primitive Organization, five 20-oar ships
Constructions of Note: Monument of the Three Founders (Taelia)
Technology: Primitive Husbandry, Basic Economics, Basic Construction, Basic Fishing, Basic Shipbuilding, Basic Agriculture, Basic Food Preservation, Basic Stonemasonry, Basic Metallurgy
Culture: Slightly Superstitious, Monogamous, Monthly Calendar, Writing (Human Alphabet)
Law: Basic Legal System (Three Judges)
Religion: Worship of Esaudh, the God of Health and Home
Crops: Rye
Husbandry: N/A
Game/Fishing: Bison, Seals, Salmon, Northwest American fish
---
A. Agriculture
B. Culture and Religion
C. Construction
D. Military
E. Law
F. Technology Research
G. Exploration and Colonization
H. Trade
I. Diplomacy and War
J. Commune

>>3172358
F. Technology Research

>>3172358
>B. Culture and Religion
Every year we should hold a small celebration for this new awakening. It's a sign of great things to come and should be remembered.

>>3172362
>>3172358
support

>>3172358
G
Explore north, follow the rivers

>>3172362
Support

>>3172358
G

>>3172358
How many actions do we have QM?

>>3172375
We vote one action per turn

>>3172375
One per turn, unless you do diplomacy, which is basically a free action.

>>3172362
Supporting

Perhaps this celebration could be a good time for families to come together and arrange marriages as well. (got to maintain proper monogamous relationships)

>>3172376
turn is a year, season, a month?

>>3172380
1 turn is 1 year

>>3172380
year

>>3172358
>G. Exploration and Colonization
>>3172365
This

You begin to celebrate this new epoch, which the chieftain certainly approves of, given the fact he was the one to make the new calendar. However, the Natoyans make sure that you are not too happy, as another trading ship attempting to reach them has been sunk. They do this seemingly at random, though sometimes your men are not lucky enough to be killed at sea. Instead they are taken and sacrificed to the horned beasts that guard the swamp those heathens live in. It comes at a cost greater than that, however; when the Natoyans do not feel like trading, your access to copper goes down, leaving you with little way to defend yourselves.
---
Year 2, AA
---
Agriculture: 6/10
Resources: 6/10
Food: 6/10
Morale: 5/10
Wealth: 3/10
---
Population: 5,610
Government: Hereditary Chiefdom
Military: Primitive Organization, Basic Training, National Armory
Navy: Primitive Organization, five 20-oar ships
Constructions of Note: Monument of the Three Founders (Taelia)
Technology: Primitive Husbandry, Basic Economics, Basic Construction, Basic Fishing, Basic Shipbuilding, Basic Agriculture, Basic Food Preservation, Basic Stonemasonry, Basic Metallurgy
Culture: Slightly Superstitious, Monogamous, Monthly Calendar, Writing (Human Alphabet), Festival of the Awakening, Masters of Metal Jewelry
Law: Basic Legal System (Three Judges)
Religion: Worship of Esaudh, the God of Health and Home
Crops: Rye
Husbandry: N/A
Game/Fishing: Bison, Seals, Salmon, Northwest American fish
---
A. Agriculture
B. Culture and Religion
C. Construction
D. Military
E. Law
F. Technology Research
G. Exploration and Colonization
H. Trade
I. Diplomacy and War
J. Commune

>>3172387
>G. Exploration and Colonization

>>3172387
G

>>3172387
G
Explore north, follow the rivers.

>>3172387
>F. Technology Research
"Our people should keep away from their lands for now."

>>3172387
G.

>>3172387
>A
First get food then pray for fertility then swarm our foes!

>>3172390
G. Exploration and Colonization
Search for copper. We can not be dependent on those savages for our own protection!

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>>3172387
>G. Exploration and Colonization
Region marked in pic

You've decided to explore the area immediately surrounding you; give me three rolls, taking the middle.

>>3172398
That is where your god lives, and where the fountain mentioned in the selection sheet is located.

Rolled 43 (1d100)

>>3172400

Rolled 53 (1d100)

>>3172400

Rolled 57 (1d100)

>>3172400

Rolled 60 (1d100)

>>3172400

Rolled 45 (1d100)

>>3172400

Rolled 53 (1d100)

>>3172400

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Upon good chief Hach's order, Coasthugger is checked along with your immediate vicinity, and as luck would have it, his guess was correct! There you find enough copper to keep you self-sustaining for a while. The mine is left in the hands of the Allo family, one of the three major founding families of Taelia, who also act as judges of criminals. Not everyone is pleased, however. Those whose income relies on trade think that you should continue your contact with the Natoyans, or head further east for trade. They have met other humans there, who hail from lands near to Natoya.
---
Year 3, AA
---
Agriculture: 6/10
Resources: 6/10
Food: 6/10
Morale: 5/10
Wealth: 3/10
---
Population: 5,722
Government: Hereditary Chiefdom
Military: Primitive Organization, Basic Training, National Armory
Navy: Primitive Organization, five 20-oar ships
Constructions of Note: Monument of the Three Founders (Taelia)
Technology: Primitive Husbandry, Basic Economics, Basic Construction, Basic Fishing, Basic Shipbuilding, Basic Agriculture, Basic Food Preservation, Basic Stonemasonry, Basic Metallurgy
Culture: Slightly Superstitious, Monogamous, Monthly Calendar, Writing (Human Alphabet), Festival of the Awakening, Masters of Metal Jewelry
Law: Basic Legal System (Three Judges)
Religion: Worship of Esaudh, the God of Health and Home
Crops: Rye
Husbandry: N/A
Game/Fishing: Bison, Seals, Salmon, Northwest American fish
---
A. Agriculture
B. Culture and Religion
C. Construction
D. Military
E. Law
F. Technology Research
G. Exploration and Colonization
H. Trade
I. Diplomacy and War
J. Commune

>>3172422
>F. Technology Research

>>3172422
>F. Technology Research

>F

>>3172422
A. Agriculture
G. Exploration and Colonization

Find some animals for our primitive (animal?) husbandry

F - What should you research?

A. Pottery
B. Shipbuilding
C. Metallurgy
D. Currency
E. Stoneworking
F. Spoked Wheel
G. Other

>>3172434
A

>>3172434
>E. Stoneworking

>>3172434
G. Other
Animal taming, is there anything around....birds to transport messages?

>>3172434
>B. Shipbuilding

>>3172434
>E. Stoneworking

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>>3172434
>>3172440
G. Supporting

>>3172437
Changing to E

>>3172434
>B. Shipbuilding

>>3172434
F

>>3172434
>F. Spoked Wheel

>>3172434
E. Stoneworking

While your masonry is good, it is not as good as that back at home in Freland. Having come here some 300 years ago, seeking to leave the oppression you saw rising there, the three families, Allo, Erodh, and chief Hach's own Cahach gathered who they could, and set off south. While their journey was not easy, especially due to the untamed nature of this land, upon reaching the Crumbling Mountains, home to the god Esaudh, they found themselves renewed in his Fountain of Life. Thus, miraculously, no one died on the journey. Swearing oaths to the first Cahach, who was the one to find the fountain, the two families and the rest of the pilgrims would settle south of the mountains, along the banks of the river you still find yourselves by today. But that is enough about that. Your masonry, which has flourished in the past few years, has reached a point where it equals that of any nation you know of.
---
Year 4, AA
---
Agriculture: 6/10
Resources: 5/10
Food: 6/10
Morale: 6/10
Wealth: 4/10
---
Population: 5,837
Government: Hereditary Chiefdom
Military: Primitive Organization, Basic Training, National Armory
Navy: Primitive Organization, five 20-oar ships
Constructions of Note: Monument of the Three Founders (Taelia)
Technology: Primitive Husbandry, Basic Economics, Basic Construction, Basic Fishing, Basic Shipbuilding, Basic Agriculture, Basic Food Preservation, Basic Stonemasonry II, Basic Metallurgy
Culture: Slightly Superstitious, Monogamous, Monthly Calendar, Writing (Human Alphabet), Festival of the Awakening, Masters of Metal Jewelry
Law: Basic Legal System (Three Judges)
Religion: Worship of Esaudh, the God of Health and Home
Crops: Rye
Husbandry: N/A
Game/Fishing: Bison, Seals, Salmon, Northwest American fish
---
A. Agriculture
B. Culture and Religion
C. Construction
D. Military
E. Law
F. Technology Research
G. Exploration and Colonization
H. Trade
I. Diplomacy and War
J. Commune

>>3172434
>F. Spoked Wheel

>>3172481
>G. Exploration and Colonization
Let s colonize the river north, creating farms and villages.

>>3172481
>A. Agriculture

>>3172481
>G. Exploration and Colonization

>>3172485
This

>>3172481
>A. Agriculture
muh husbandry

>>3172485
+1

>>3172485
The river is the life of all things, support

>>3172481
F

>>3172485
>>3172495
How about attempting to found a new community where we find animals to domesticate?

>>3172501
Include this >>3172485

>>3172485
+1

For your new settlements, give me three rolls.

Rolled 5 (1d100)

>>3172514

Rolled 5 (1d100)

>>3172514

>>3172501
if the animals are near the river it s not a problem.

but if they are not near it, leave it for later.

Rolled 61 (1d100)

>>3172514

>>3172514

Rolled 99 (1d100)

>>3172514

>>3172517
The great thing about animals is that you can move them :D

>>3172522
what a shame

>>3172523
true.


My idea was to connect with our fellow men that we have send to the mountains for the copper. Plus our river seems fertile and unclaimed by anyone, just us. a river like this one seems perfect for become a great civ.

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>>3172534
Good point.
Around here would be ideal. Get the intersection.

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Your initial settlement, as soon as it was set up, was brought to its knees, with many being killed and injured by the animals. The creatures, a strange combination of the boars of the west and the dogs found in Freland, seemed to have no goal other than to drive you out. However, others suggest that the north was never meant to be settled. They believe something dark lurks there, directing these boarbeasts...

>>3172422
Whoops, meant west when I said east here, apologies.

>>3172546
That was in fact where they settled; the Boarbeasts came from the forest to the east.
---
Year 4, AA
---
Agriculture: 6/10
Resources: 5/10
Food: 6/10
Morale: 6/10
Wealth: 4/10
---
Population: 5,878
Government: Hereditary Chiefdom
Military: Primitive Organization, Basic Training, National Armory
Navy: Primitive Organization, five 20-oar ships
Constructions of Note: Monument of the Three Founders (Taelia)
Technology: Primitive Husbandry, Basic Economics, Basic Construction, Basic Fishing, Basic Shipbuilding, Basic Agriculture, Basic Food Preservation, Basic Stonemasonry II, Basic Metallurgy
Culture: Slightly Superstitious, Monogamous, Monthly Calendar, Writing (Human Alphabet), Festival of the Awakening, Masters of Metal Jewelry
Law: Basic Legal System (Three Judges)
Religion: Worship of Esaudh, the God of Health and Home
Crops: Rye
Husbandry: N/A
Game/Fishing: Bison, Seals, Salmon, Northwest American fish
---
A. Agriculture
B. Culture and Religion
C. Construction
D. Military
E. Law
F. Technology Research
G. Exploration and Colonization
H. Trade
I. Diplomacy and War
J. Commune

>>3172549
>D. Military

>>3172549
Year 5*.

>>3172549
I

Get all the men and kill these boars so we can expand.

>>3172549
>J. Commune

>>3172549
>D. Military
Prepare a group to avenge our fallen brethren!

>>3172549
C
Improve homes and buldings with our stonework

>>3172549
A I guess.

Begin hunting in the small forest to the west for all sorts of game, new food types and other resources.

>>3172549
>C. Construction
fortify the home village in case they come south.

>>3172549
>D. Military
Time for great hunt! Capture pups they will serve us as dogs and mounts

>>3172549
D

>>3172546

i was thinking here first, and after in the exact point you have circled.

>>3172554
support

kill this boars

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>>3172546

i was thinking here first, and after in the exact point you have circled.

>>3172554
support

kill this boars

>>3172570
an error

>>3172554
ALL THE MEN!

what about da woman?

are we patriarchal society?

>>3172563
Supporting

>>3172575
We need to leave people behind to defend the settlement.
what if the naoyta attack while were away. This is why we need to fortify first.

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People are outraged over this event, and are prepared to take up arms to kill off these creatures. The chieftain agrees, and plans begin to be drawn up... While Taelia has no formal army, there are city-guards, and there are enough weapons for 600 men to be armed with copper. However, if all were to perish, that would be a significant blow to your agriculture, and to your population, as your culture is monogamous. That being said, you know where the beasts live, though not their numbers, which may range between 100 to 300.

What will you do?

>>3172590
General equipment is swords and a shield, though some of those in charge of running the trainining that is held every month also have spears.

>>3172590
We should have our hunters scout out their numbers first.
The rest of the guards will work on fortifying the city in the meantime.
Once we know the numbers for sure we can deploy the right number of troops.

>>3172590
We must train and then head to face these beasts

>>3172590
Bait them out then ambush those that come out. From there we can let some wounded try to get home and track them

>>3172590
Do not go to war, we do need to die for land we have no need for.

>>3172590
Use the fastest warrior to lead them into a trap, use fire to scare the animals.

>>3172590
Just straight up kill the beasts with like 400 men.

>>3172603
support

>>3172590

Combine the ideas.
>>3172597
>>3172599
Send out scouts to learn their numbers and the terrain. While we train to fight the beasts. Spears and other long weapons will be important to survive.


>>3172563
Supporting that we keep the pups to serve as potential mounts.

>>3172597
Supporting this

>>3172611
This

>>3172611
This

>>3172611
Seeing as most people agree with at least part of this, this will be your starting plan.

Give me three rolls for scouting, taking the middle.

(To make it clear, if a roll is easy, I take the highest, or if it's hard, I take the lowest. In war, things are a pass/fail DC system, similar to Banished Quest.)

Rolled 38 (1d100)

>>3172638

Rolled 65 (1d100)

>>3172638

Rolled 21 (1d100)

>>3172638

>>3172638

Rolled 35 (1d100)

>>3172638

Rolled 84 (1d100)

>>3172638

Rolled 22 (1d100)

>>3172638

Rolled 49 (1d100)

>>3172638

Rolled 35 (1d100)

>>3172644

While your scouts confirm the location of the beasts, they aren't able to provide exact numbers, barely escaping with their lives after being found. However, they do shed light on something else. It appears the beasts aren't alone... a humanoid form was spotted with them.

Give me three rolls for training, taking the best.

Rolled 3 (1d100)

>>3172661

Rolled 71 (1d100)

>>3172661

Rolled 37 (1d100)

>>3172661

Rolled 94 (1d100)

>>3172661

Rolled 36 (1d100)

>>3172661

Your men are confident in their skills, and it is clear why. Having only one major settlement, the training they do every month has more than prepared them to work well together, even if they are not masters of tactics. You are ready for combat, but how many men will you send? All 600? Half of that?

(An extra -5 training bonus this combat.)

Rolled 4 (1d100)

>>3172679

>>3172679
Send 400

>>3172679
400 men will go out while the rest stay behind to guard.

>>3172679
Send 300 men

>>3172679
Send 2/3, 400.
>>3172686
Supporting
It is of vital importance that we catch them off guard!

>>3172679
400

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It is decided that 400 men will march north and face the creatures...

Give me three rolls, worst of three.

Rolled 97 (1d100)

>>3172711

Rolled 41 (1d100)

>>3172711

Rolled 82 (1d100)

>>3172711

Rolled 76 (1d100)

>>3172711

Rolled 86 (1d100)

>>3172711

Near the entrance to the forest, you begin to hear a rustling, after you have passed the partially ruined settlement. However, it is midday, and in the sunlight the Boarbeasts are illuminated, emerging from the trees. Your lines are disorganized, and you are tired, but it is no matter. For these beasts that stand as tall as a man's stomach, have made an error. In a relatively open field, you aren't hindered by the woods at all. However, there are many more than you were expecting!

Give me three rolls, DC 45, -10 equipment, -10 training, -5 morale, +10 numbers, +10 ???

Rolled 65 (1d100)

>>3172748

Rolled 6 (1d100)

>>3172748

Rolled 65 (1d100)

>>3172748

Rolled 89 (1d100)

>>3172748

Rolled 76 (1d100)

>>3172748

Rolled 4 (1d100)

>>3172748
Funllch Mush is one of those brave warriors

Rolled 88 (1d100)

>>3172748

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While the boars gut a few men, your shields and spears have moved to the front and are allowing you to gain some order back. However, the beasts are strangely organized as well, charging at gaps in your lines, and performing other such acts that seem logically impossible for animals like these. That is when something just barely emerges from the treeline. A humanoid shape, just as the scouts had reported.

Three rolls, DC 45, -10 equipment, -10 training, -5 morale, +10 numbers, +10 Beastmaster.

Rolled 28 (1d100)

>>3172767

Rolled 29 (1d100)

>>3172767

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>>3172748
Gunardh stands out slightly in the group due to his copper spiked armor.

Rolled 84 (1d100)

>>3172767

Rolled 76 (1d100)

>>3172767

Rolled 6 (1d100)

>>3172767

A few men attempt to throw their spears at the foe, but they quickly die from their foolish actions. Others, like Tarach Saldo, choose instead to hold the line, and attempt to whittle down the boars from there. While your enemy is not overwhelming you, the appearance of the strange figure, still covered by shadows, has distracted your men enough to lose your initial advantage!

What will you do?
>Hold the line and whittle down the boars
>Advance towards the figure, slowly
>Surely one spear will hit him, right?
>Other

>>3172789
>>Other
"Form your lines. We'll whittle down these boars and then fell that thing!"

>>3172789
>Hold the line and whittle down the boars

>>3172789
>Surely one spear will hit him, right?

>>3172789
>hold the line while a a brave group tries to flank the enemy and catch the humanoid by surprise

>>3172789
>Hold the line and whittle down the boars

>>3172789
>>3172795
Supporting
Gunardh volunteers for the flank!

Rolled 63 (1d100)

>>3172792
support


"Stand and Kill this beasts brothers !"

>>3172789
Cuula Nimuea works to keep the men together forming ranks and such but upon hearing the call for volunteers he says he will go...he will find a way to burn the creature!

>>3172801
unnecessary roll

>>3172789
>Hold the line and whittle down the boars

Seeing as many want a skirmish, we'll do that.

It will be four on one, the first four to post who their character is + some equipment will get it. First come first serve, to make it fair.

>>3172792
>>3172804
Am supporting this action but working out the fire truck to have it ready

Rolled 85 (1d100)

>>3172822
>>3172824

>>3172824
Tarach Saldo comes
He holds a spear (if not that then a sword) and a shield with perhaps some light armor

>>3172824
A random Tealian who has not but a sword and basic garb.

>>3172824
Equipment: sword,shield, basic armor

>>3172824
Cuula Nimuea
Armed with several spears and wearing tough light armour

>>3172824
Callum Dalh
a warrior
Farmer
Father
Age: 34
Equipment: Sword Shield, Leathers

>>3172789
>Hold the line and whittle down the boars

>>3172824
A short sword, small shield, and fur coat

Rolled 88 (1d100)

>>3172824
Gunardh moves with the group to attack with his two-handed axe!

>>3172836
Oh and my burning rags!

>>3172832
>>3172833
>>3172835
>>3172836
You four slip your way out of the encircling boars, and go to attack the fiend. What will you do?

Rolled 36 (1d100)

>>3172846
Advance slowly but carefully, with my shield up and my spear out, ready to impale the bastard if he tries to get close.

>>3172846
Hand burning rags too my comrades so we can all light it up. The plan is simple surround and attack in pairs so each pair can cover the other from counter attacks

Rolled 14 (1d100)

>>3172846
>>3172846
Charge at the villain and hack him down.

Rolled 36 (1d100)

>>3172846
Make a distraction for Cuula. try and hack away at one of its arms or legs

Rolled 46 (1d100)

>>3172846
>>3172849
Welp time too try too light him up with this cover

>>3172846
Please post on QTG when this
>>3172848
>>3172849
>>3172850
>>3172852
Will end and other players will have something to do

Rolled 43, 97, 26, 93 = 259 (4d100)

>>3172858
I'm not gonna go into that thread just to tell you when something is done, but this won't take long.

That being said...

>>3172858
What?

A blast sends you all flying back, the unnamed Taelish man having his neck snapped, and Cuula breaking his arm in several places. The other two of you are sent back, but not as far, and you remain mostly uninjured. The boarbeasts seem shaken as well,
indicating to you that something is wrong with their controller. You can see him fully now, and he is pale and nude, and seems to lack any wit. It's as if he's a husk of a man. At least, you think, until the boars begin to rush at you. You're only a short distance away from the person now; what will you do?

Rolled 12 (1d100)

>>3172876
Move forward against the man, and attempt to skewer him on my spear with a blow through the stomach. If any boars manage to attack me I'll point my spear at them and impale them upon it too. No mercy.

Rolled 19 (1d100)

>>3172876
We need to end this quickly. charge at him with my shield raise to deflect his blows then stab at his heart once im close enough.

Rolled 93 (1d100)

>>3172876
My arm is broken things don't look good. Wrap the burning rags onto my first spear and while muttering a prayer throw it at the bastard!

Rolled 47, 12, 50 = 109 (3d100)

>>3172878
>>3172882
>>3172884

While both Tarach and Samio are stopped in their tracks by the boarbeasts, Cuula's spear hits its target, and in moments the man is engulfed in flames. And strangely, as soon as this occurred, it appears the battle is over. The beasts wander off, as confused as you all are. But at least one hero was made this day.

Upon returning home, however, it appears the priests have learned something you perhaps should have known heading out onto the field of battle. They tell you that an escaped heretic, having bathed a second time in the fountain, made his way to that forest. And suddenly all becomes clear. For to bathe again in the Fountain is to commit sacrilege; and all of these heretics, known as the Purified (cleansed of all including their own souls), become warped in some way. Perhaps his was to control beasts.
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Year 6 AA
---
Agriculture: 6/10
Resources: 5/10
Food: 6/10
Morale: 7/10
Wealth: 5/10
---
Population: 5,896
Government: Hereditary Chiefdom
Military: Primitive Organization, Basic Training, National Armory
Navy: Primitive Organization, five 20-oar ships
Constructions of Note: Monument of the Three Founders (Taelia)
Technology: Primitive Husbandry, Basic Economics, Basic Construction, Basic Fishing, Basic Shipbuilding, Basic Agriculture, Basic Food Preservation, Basic Stonemasonry II, Basic Metallurgy
Culture: Slightly Superstitious, Monogamous, Monthly Calendar, Writing (Human Alphabet), Festival of the Awakening, Masters of Metal Jewelry
Law: Basic Legal System (Three Judges)
Religion: Worship of Esaudh, the God of Health and Home
Crops: Rye
Husbandry: N/A
Game/Fishing: Bison, Seals, Salmon, Northwest American fish
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A. Agriculture
B. Culture and Religion
C. Construction
D. Military
E. Law
F. Technology Research
G. Exploration and Colonization
H. Trade
I. Diplomacy and War
J. Commune

>>3172909
>A. Agriculture
Animal husbandry

>>3172909
>J. Commune

>>3172909
>Colonize North, farms a new villages.

Now that the boars are slain, let s take this near lands north where our great river flows, that we have fight for.

>>3172909
>B
We shall begin too have a small number of people more effectively guard the Fountain, and begin a tradition that marks those who are healed by the waters. If someone marked tries to get in the new guards stop them

>>3172915
support

>>3172915
This

>>3172915
Thats very far from our home shouldnt we just settle the lands just north of our city.

>>3172909
B.
A group of faithful Esaudh followers will be organized and trained to keep the mountain safe and become guides to those who make the trip to the mountains

>>3172909
>G. Exploration and Colonization
Second time

>>3172858
In retrospect, I think during most duels like that I'll have the combat and then also the battle going on, as not to bore anyone. That being said, because this is faction based, and thus player based, if a faction wants to do intrigue and that kind of thing they should join a discord I've made for this.

https://discord.gg/y2MhEWE

>>3172915
Support

>>3172928
i m meaning the lands north of your border, those are near us.

>>3172574
not the circle near the mountains, the other one.

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With the threat over, the northern settlement is established where your section the river splits. While the boarbeasts occasionally emerge out of the forest, they now just make good food for whoever chooses to hunt them. In other news, a nation called the Lavingi, who live southeast of Natoya, have come into contact with your traders. The Lavingi have access to lead, as well as copper.
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Year 7 AA
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Agriculture: 6/10
Resources: 5/10
Food: 6/10
Morale: 7/10
Wealth: 5/10
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Population: 6,116
Government: Hereditary Chiefdom
Military: Primitive Organization, Basic Training, National Armory
Navy: Primitive Organization, five 20-oar ships
Constructions of Note: Monument of the Three Founders (Taelia)
Technology: Primitive Husbandry, Basic Economics, Basic Construction, Basic Fishing, Basic Shipbuilding, Basic Agriculture, Basic Food Preservation, Basic Stonemasonry II, Basic Metallurgy
Culture: Slightly Superstitious, Monogamous, Monthly Calendar, Writing (Human Alphabet), Festival of the Awakening, Masters of Metal Jewelry
Law: Basic Legal System (Three Judges)
Religion: Worship of Esaudh, the God of Health and Home
Crops: Rye
Husbandry: N/A
Game/Fishing: Bison, Seals, Salmon, Northwest American fish
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A. Agriculture
B. Culture and Religion
C. Construction
D. Military
E. Law
F. Technology Research
G. Exploration and Colonization
H. Trade
I. Diplomacy and War
J. Commune

>>3172966
>J. Commune

>>3172966
>J

>>3172966
>J. Commune

>>3172966
>G. Exploration and Colonization

>>3172966
>C. Construction
Fortify the fountain and put some chosen warriors to guard it

>>3172966
J

>>3172975
This

His holiness Esaudh is said to reside on the highest peak of the Crumbling Mountains, the large mountain chain north of you. They are called as such due to the evidence of great battles there, with large skeletons and swords being located in the area. Some peaks are greatly eroded, giving it its name. It is a dangerous area to traverse. That being said, he has a shrine at the bottom of the mountains, by the fountain. There, he appears as a man, and speaks to his children, accepting offerings as well. The priests, for their part, mostly restrict themselves to enforcing worship of his holiness, and ensuring that offerings are given by all at least once a year.

What will you ask for?
>Guidance
>Prophecy
>Boons
>Other

What will you give him?
>Money
>Sacrifices
>Art
>Other

>>3172990
>Guidance
>Art

>>3172990
>boons
>sacrifices

>>3172990
Boons
Art

>>3172990
>Prophecy
>Art

>>3172990
>Boons
>Sacrifices

>>3172990
>Boons
>Other
Cuula will offer the service of his bloodline too Esaudh and will encourage others to do so too. He offers the spear that slew the heretic alongside this.

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You to offer the finest pieces of art your crafters have made this year to Esaudh, in return for a boon.

Give me three roll

Rolled 43 (1d100)

>>3173022

Rolled 68 (1d100)

>>3173022

Rolled 77 (1d100)

>>3173022

Rolled 23 (1d100)

>>3173022

Rolled 74 (1d100)

The second roll was taken, this time around.

As he gazed at you from the fountain, the only words your god said were this:

"Good always comes of something bad."

The week after, a small number of boarbeasts wandered into the settlement up north, and appear to have taken a liking to the people (and food) there. There are suggestions that this might mean a domesticated boarbeast in the near future, but the chief believes in order for that to happen, you must first improve what poor taming skills you already have. The priests say this more harshly, but perhaps that is fair; they must not wish to squander a gift from Esaudh.
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Year 8 AA
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Agriculture: 6/10
Resources: 5/10
Food: 6/10
Morale: 7/10
Wealth: 5/10
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Population: 6,194
Government: Hereditary Chiefdom
Military: Primitive Organization, Basic Training, National Armory
Navy: Primitive Organization, five 20-oar ships
Constructions of Note: Monument of the Three Founders (Taelia)
Technology: Primitive Husbandry, Basic Economics, Basic Construction, Basic Fishing, Basic Shipbuilding, Basic Agriculture, Basic Food Preservation, Basic Stonemasonry II, Basic Metallurgy
Culture: Slightly Superstitious, Monogamous, Monthly Calendar, Writing (Human Alphabet), Festival of the Awakening, Masters of Metal Jewelry
Law: Basic Legal System (Three Judges)
Religion: Worship of Esaudh, the God of Health and Home
Crops: Rye
Husbandry: Boarbeasts(?)
Game/Fishing: Bison, Seals, Salmon, Northwest American fish, Boarbeasts
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A. Agriculture
B. Culture and Religion
C. Construction
D. Military
E. Law
F. Technology Research
G. Exploration and Colonization
H. Trade
I. Diplomacy and War
J. Commune

>>3173035
F

>>3173035
>A. Agriculture

>>3173035
>A. Agriculture
improve animal husbandry

>>3173035
F
Taming

>>3173035
F

>>3173040
This

>>3173040
Support

>>3173035
>A. Agriculture

Along with beginning to selectively breed the animals, some of the settlers have taken to killing those who are too large to feed consistently, and those who are too aggressive to be tamed. This is certainly forward progress that all approve of, given the large impact a domesticated boarbeast could have. In other news, Natoya has ceased intervening with your vessels... for now.
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Year 9 AA
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Agriculture: 6/10
Resources: 6/10
Food: 7/10
Morale: 7/10
Wealth: 6/10
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Population: 6,349
Government: Hereditary Chiefdom
Military: Primitive Organization, Basic Training, National Armory
Navy: Primitive Organization, five 20-oar ships
Constructions of Note: Monument of the Three Founders (Taelia)
Technology: Primitive Husbandry, Basic Economics, Basic Construction, Basic Fishing, Basic Shipbuilding, Basic Agriculture, Basic Food Preservation, Basic Stonemasonry II, Basic Metallurgy
Culture: Slightly Superstitious, Monogamous, Monthly Calendar, Writing (Human Alphabet), Festival of the Awakening, Masters of Metal Jewelry
Law: Basic Legal System (Three Judges)
Religion: Worship of Esaudh, the God of Health and Home
Crops: Rye
Husbandry: Boarbeasts(?)
Game/Fishing: Bison, Seals, Salmon, Northwest American fish, Boarbeasts
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A. Agriculture
B. Culture and Religion
C. Construction
D. Military
E. Law
F. Technology Research
G. Exploration and Colonization
H. Trade
I. Diplomacy and War
J. Commune

>>3173065
>B. Culture and Religion

>>3173065
E.

>B/C
The Fountain must not be exploited and we must prevent others becoming warped and lost too us. Cuula proposes we build a structure around it and have a group dedicated to guarding the waters.

We shall begin to mark all whom have used the Waters to heal themselves, In order to get one one must be unmarked. The Guardians of the Fountain will ensure no heretics can get in and try for a second time. Cuula will be first among them for his actions recently but will not be the only one.

>>3173065
B
Improved wood carving

>>3173065
>H. Trade
increase trade with Lavingi

>>3173072
support

>>3173072
Support

>>3173072
support

Taelish culture revolves around small, independent families, who while loyal to the chief, hold that independence as key to society. The three families in many ways control the system, but most don't mind that; usually they bicker with each other, ensuring that none holds all the power in their hands. Along with monogamy, which is highly prized, that independence is perhaps the most Taelish value of all. Taelish craftsmen excel with metal jewelry and carving wood. Lastly, most Taelish hate orcs. A value descended from their ancestors, they are as xenophobic as Natoyans when it comes to greyskins, who are rumored to live on the far east of the continent. However, none of that is the focus this time around: with his holiness's gift being so great, the chief orders the construction of an elaborate wall around the fountain, with only a set of wooden doors allowing in and out. Cuula is left as Head of the Guardians of the Fountain for now, although partially because he was the one to suggest it to the chief. Construction is set to begin in the spring.
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Year 10 AA
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Agriculture: 6/10
Resources: 4/10
Food: 7/10
Morale: 8/10
Wealth: 5/10
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Population: 6,508
Government: Hereditary Chiefdom
Military: Primitive Organization, Basic Training, National Armory
Navy: Primitive Organization, five 20-oar ships
Constructions of Note: Monument of the Three Founders (Taelia)
Technology: Primitive Husbandry, Basic Economics, Basic Construction, Basic Fishing, Basic Shipbuilding, Basic Agriculture, Basic Food Preservation, Basic Stonemasonry II, Basic Metallurgy
Culture: Slightly Superstitious, Monogamous, Monthly Calendar, Writing (Human Alphabet), Festival of the Awakening, Masters of Metal Jewelry
Law: Basic Legal System (Three Judges)
Religion: Worship of Esaudh, the God of Health and Home
Crops: Rye
Husbandry: Boarbeasts(?)
Game/Fishing: Bison, Seals, Salmon, Northwest American fish, Boarbeasts
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A. Agriculture
B. Culture and Religion
C. Construction
D. Military
E. Law
F. Technology Research
G. Exploration and Colonization
H. Trade
I. Diplomacy and War
J. Commune

>>3173115
>G. Exploration and Colonization
East and North

>>3173115
>F. Technology Research
Plow

>>3173115
>F. Technology Research

>>3173131
This

>>3173131
Support

We'll pick this up next time, but for now, faction time. Give me the following:

Faction Name:
Description:
Assets:

Each time we play you'll need to post your assets if you want to do a project. Next session will be either next Friday or next Saturday.

>>3173151
Faction Name: The Saldos (Saldo Clan)

Description: The Saldos are a family made up of hunters who hunt in the forests to provide food and furs both to feed themselves and to sell in the markets, in recent times they have taken to hunting these new Boarbeasts, but in addition to that, they have actually branched out and made attempts to tame and potentially even domesticate these boarbeasts.

Assets:
A compound/housing in the Northern settlement where our hunters are based out of
A tiny Boarbeast herd
Some hunters

Rolled 40 (1d100)

>>3173164
Faction Project:
Our God, Esaudh has given us a great blessing with these Boarbeasts, the Saldos shall not waste it. While we are hunters first and foremost, we will prioritize expanding our Herd and improving our taming and/or domestication techniques with these Boarbeasts using this faction project.

Rolled 32 (1d100)

>>3173115
Faction name: Priests of Esaudh

Description: A group of the more religiously inclined people and priests who try to guide their flocks forward. They are ever vigilant of heresy and will always try to take the most religiously correct path, even if it’s bad for them.

Assets: A missionary headquarters
A few missionaries
Scrolls on ancient history and the religion of our people
Faith militant (Militiamen who guard church operations and watch for heresy)


FP:
The Priests start setting up religious communities along the frontier to allow people to be closer to nature and such. These frontier settlements farm the land and trade for more manufactored goods from the port.

>Faction Name
Clan Nimuea

>Description
A clan of highly superstitious and irritable Taelia even by their own people's standards. They have lived largely on the move looking to settle but the call to the wilds is hard too resist. Especially when looking into the heavens...who knows what secrets await in the world

>Assets
Hunting supplies/Tents
Tiny litter of Boarbeasts

>Notable Members
Cuula Nimuea [First guardian of the Fountain]

>Year 10 FP “First steps” [Auto 50]
Clan Nimuea have recently travelled to the Crater Island too observe and explore the lake there...these wilds are untamed but believed to be uninhabited... What secrets could this place hold? Their camp has been set up on the island for this study...the lake especially

Rolled 82 (1d100)

>>3173115
F
>>3173151
Faction Name: The Tulide Family
Description: Ful Tulide and his boys who followed to join him as members of the City Guard slowly gathered a small but loyal following there, not that the Tulides have any real positions of power just respect and loyalty of the men the work with regularly
Assets:
A Dozen or so City guards and their families
Their houses and Guard Equipment
A Small compound overseen by the Tulide Matriarch
FP The Tulides Aware of their rising influence havespent the last decade trying to rise in the ranks of the city guard and increase their reach

Rolled 40 (1d100)

Flynn Clan

A clan who mainly works in the lumber industry, but works with wood carving as well. The clan has its own tradition of trying to become bulkier and big, its a sign of strength so they mostly work in the fields while the women are the main wood carvers and caretakers of the family. The clan lives on the northeast of the city, where the forest is located.

Assets:
- Experienced wood carvers
- Timber and wood carving shops
- Compound/housing on the edge of town


The Flynn clan will improve their wood carving techniques and skills to become one of the well known in the nation, they will make religious trinkets, furniture, and tools

Rolled 100 (1d100)

Faction: Raendh Family
Description: Farmers and herdsmen who moved out of the main settlement and settled on the western side of the river. They only take up arms to protect their god and fellow countrymen against the evils of lesser men and races.

They seek a better existence for all who and seek godly favour and tales of this world.

Assets: Farms of the western river tributary. Boars domesticated for meat and labour

F. Project
We will commence the recovery of one of the big swords that litter the mountains of our god for study and perhaps ascertain guidance on its crafting from our god

Rolled 61 (1d100)

>>3173151


Faction Name: Jagat Family


Description: The Jagat where one of the first familys interested in colonizing the North, unlike the other familys they didn t have any land in Taelia they only worked for lands of others. Now that the chieftain as launch a new colonization and the heretic and is beasts are slain, they join eager the other settlers : a oppurtunity for have their land is arrive. And they will take it, guided by Oxan the householder of the family.
Assets:
- 4 new small farms in the north near the new border of our tribe.
- 50 farmers eager to create new homes for them here.


FP : Establish yourself here and create 4 new farms, more worked lands are always needed for our family.

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Rolled 97 (1d100)

>>3173151

Faction Name: The Talons of Esaudh

Description: The Talons are a band of people who have taken up living in the Crumbling Mountains. They see themselves as devout followers of Esaudh but hold a greater love for freedom than most Taelians. Living their secluded life in the mountains they have little to do with the politics of the other families and interact with the rest of them sparsely. They see the Fountain as the greatest gift to all and take an attitude that such a gift should not be squandered by living a life of debauchery and decadence. The health Taelians are given is not something to be taken as granted, as such they stay clear from most sensual pleasures, such as alcohol, overeating etc. They keep their bodies in pristine condition by training and keeping a healthy diet. They see bald eagles as holy animals of Esaudh and as such refuse to kill or disturb any of them. However they do often decorate their simple clothing with feathers of different birds.

Assets:
-Simple Housing in the Crumbling Mountains
-a number of hunters

Faction Project:
While the balding eagle is seen as a holy animal the same can't be said about the other birds of the region. The members of the community will try and tame parts of the golden eagle population in the goal of having said eagles assist them in hunting.