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bears

+Adaptive (being Lur)
+Engineers (how they gained sentiene)
+Rapid Breeders (being Drills)
-Wasteful (being Drills)
-Weak (being Lur)
-Short Lived (reproduction type)

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fleeders
+ Very Powerful (Acid, Claws, Teeth, Four Arms)
+ Dexterous(Four Arms)
+ Communal (Big Packs)
- Snake?

Rollers:
+ Communal (Balls)
+ Intelligent (Hunting Tactics/Teamwork)
+ Conformists (Balls)
- Weak (No Bones in arms)

there are two of these im going to give confirmation but they have the same stats so im just gonna post the other image next spot

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me being dumb

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and roller two

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>>4245478

these were decided to have similar stats to the ursas since they were sort of a variation of them

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ursas

+ Resilient (Armor Plating)
+ Strong (Big Fucking Arms)
- Sedentary (Cave-Dwelling)
All I could muster. They seem pretty down-the-middle.
I will also say that they are a pretty cowardly. They only leave the safety of the cave to gather food, and they only eat meat if they actually kill a predator that was threatening them.

OK I THINK THATS IT incoming species charts though so yall can evolve stuff and shit

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our globs which are our plants

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the flaps and all the dragons that come with it

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and the lurs. who have an extra species added tht was a last minute thing on the discord. basically they are the fire drill titans who live deep in the earth ocassionally surfface and and live in the upper mantle. anyway welcome to the game i think we are done here now with all the species

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>>4245506
>Ursas, The Tear

>>4245553
you should give a name to your tribe . cause i will be allowing multiple tribes of each species if people feel like making alternatives

>>4245553
>>4245576
Lamentos, the Tear-Dwellers

>>4245600
alright thats good to go then

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>>4245498
Raptyrs now have beaks. That is all.

going to leave a note here for anyone who isnt in the discord ive allowed some people to make final edits to the sentient species ill be back in a few hours to respond to rolls and stuff if any have a occured

Rolled 14 (1d20)

>>4245600
The Tribe of Lamentos attempts to sharpen sticks into spears, which they hurl at a safe distance while fleeing predators.

>>4245490
Note: this roller variant is called the strider

>>4245784
Note: while they do use stone discs, spears are more accurate and easier to make.

>>4245476
What animals live in the desert areas?

>>4246572
The brap dragons like to eat the fibrebush that grow in the desert. There's also the sandy looking frog and the silky samurai worm.

>>4245498
Also I think you mean bears instead of ursas.

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>>4245498
As the Raptyrs become more social, they gain a need for a more advanced form of communication. Here, their porous beak comes in handy, transforming into an ocarina-like vocal organ. In addition to allowing for speech, the larger holes can also more easily fit the viscera that composes the Raptyr's diet.

>>4246995
You sure you don't want to make your own tribe?

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>>4245478
Due to their new way of life, Purple Bears experience many small adaptations that help them against predators and further drives them toward true sapience.
Their tails grow so short they become virtually non-existent
their necks become shorter and thicker to better support their increasingly heavy heads
and cartilage-hardened antenna-flaps, which slightly increase the distance they can hear

hey gen if you lost the discord here u go
https://discord.gg/xKT8mc

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>>4245494
The Bloo!blergh (the ! stands for a click it does with its cute little teeth) clan builds big ol' mud houses. As scaffolding they use the shells of dead rollers, and so the mud houses have the shape a conglomeration of such shells usually takes: round.

These round houses can grow quite large, and each village so far has only one in which the rollers live communally, pooping out eggs into hatcheries that everyone has to tend to.

Rolled 19 (1d20)

>>4248601

bunp.

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Rolled 18, 6 = 24 (2d20)

>>4246995
Some Raptyrs lived in the desert, life was pretty shit, there's dragons farting on you, demon bats everywhere, just generally not a good place to live in. So one day a little Raptyr kid was playing with his Globetrops, trying to distract himself from starvation, but just as he was really getting into live action floral roleplay his mom told him to hide because a dragon was passing near. Being a shit child, he didn't listen, and was thus boiled alive by the heatwave emitted from the dragon's butthole.
But as his family investigated the corpse, hoping it still held enough edible fluid to at least be recycled, they saw that something strange happened to his Globetrops - the plants have been boiled too, yet for some reason this has made them harder, almost like a Raptyr's claws - but much, much sharper than claws.
The Raptyrs realized they had access to a brand new weapon - the sharpstick, a Globetrop thoroughly cooked by a dragon's ass-fumes. This discovery signified the birth of a new tribe - the tribe known as Ooooo.
Rolling for the proliferation of sharpstick technology, as well as how well off the Ooooo tribe starts

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GM isn't here so I'll try to resolve the rolls for now so the game doesn't stagnate for too long

>>4248601
(Gonna correct you a bit, rollers don't lay eggs, they do picrelated; so instead of popping out eggs into hatcheries they'd be using the huts as "barrels" full of reproduction slime)
The Bloo!blerghs have hit jackpot with their invention - both mud and corpses are plentiful, and as predators do not see dirtballs as suitable prey, they are excellent, safe breeding chambers. Sure, the dirt soaks up some of the nutritious bloodgoop that the embryos are feeding on and the bacteria in it kill some of them, but the first one can be rectified with adults depositing more and the second just means that those who make it to birth are those with better immune systems.
Both the mud houses and the mud hatcheries become quite widespread. Unfortunately, the hunter-gatherer lifestyle of current-day Crawlers means that most of these huts have to eventually be abandoned.
(Technologies gained: mud hatcheries, mud houses)

>>4245784
The sticks are potent weapons and the Ursas turn out to be excellent throwers; however, while the spears can ward off feral Fleeders easily enough, they have a hard time against the armored Shellurs and Antisocial Crawlers.
(Technologies gained: sharp sticks(wood), sharpening)

>>4249007
The Raptyrs, just like the Ursas, realize the sheer power of sharp sticks. But unlike Ursas, they have deigned to use them for offense rather than defense. Many innocent Hoppers and Grazers were shanked or darted. Moreover, the process of turning a Globetrop into a weapon through heat inspired young Raptyrs, and soon all kinds of things, ranging from corpses to rocks, were exposed to superheated dragon ass. It was found that cooked Hoppers are too dry to eat, and that heating up sand makes it smooth and shiny.
The technology proliferates a bit too well, and the Ooooo tribe ends up getting no royalties from their discovery.
(Technologies discovered: sharp sticks(Globetrop), heating things up with dragon ass)

Rolled 2 (1d20)

>>4249286
The Bloo!blergh are actually already sedentary, they just send out hunting parties very far. But let's say they try to keep the worm-like Lurs >>4245531
in big ol pits.

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>>4247563
purple bears gain more defined elbows and knees, making their limbs longer
With all their biological tools in place, they are now truly sapient.

>>4249286
The Lamentos Tribe attempts to learn how to safely harvest the blood grapes from the occasional Globagodas that grow in the Gumdrop Forests.

Rolled 2 (1d20)

>>4249356

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>>4249324
Well the races didn't really have any tools at the start of the thread so I assumed we were starting off with VERY early sapience, before sedentary lifestyles became the norm, but whatever.

The scouts searched far and wide, but could find no Lur worm great enough to bring back. Just as they were returning to their settlement however, a miracle struck - a Lur had emerged from seemingly nowhere! This Lur was not only great in size, but perfectly docile as well! Excited by this discovery, the scouts wrangled the creature back to the village - at which point, the geophage was overjoyed to find a whole buffet before it - dozens magnificent balls of delicious soil were all free for the taking!
Five houses and two hatcheries were destroyed before the beast had it's fill.

>>4249373
>>4249356
Harvesting Blood Grapes turned out to be almost pathetically easy - just throw a rock at the net, watch it coil up, and the cut it up with a spear. The gatherers collected so much that they had to call the tribe to the Globagoda rather than try to carry all their loot back to base. A large feast was had, with almost everyone getting their belly full.
It was only a few hours later that they discovered that what should be a paralytic for Rollers and Fleeders is a powerful hallucinogenic to Ursas. While the tribe was tripping, Shellurs managed to carry a few villagers away for the slaughter. Worse still, once everybody came off the trip, some even decided they wanted MORE of the grapes!
(Discovered technology: drug addiction, some of your villagers are now addicted and thus they spend a lot of time tripping balls instead of working)

>>4249408
That was...*different* than outcome that I expected.

Props to you, my man.

Rolled 8 (1d20)

>>4249408
The Lamentos Tribe tries to use the leftover vines to stick pointy rocks onto their sticks.

>>4249421
The tiny barbs of the vines serve them well when it comes to clinging to the wood, but they have no such luck adhering to stone; the smoother stones fall out of the ties while the rougher ones tend not to have a particularly good shape for stabbing. Even when the Ursas do manage to stick a rock to their spears, it tends to come off quite easily due to how wobbly the connection is. Perhaps a more secure way of connecting the stone to the stick may be found?

Rolled 11 (1d20)

>>4249007
>>4249286
The Ooooo tribe attempts to maintain their shaky technological superiority over the other Raptyrs by finding uses for the stuff that's been heated up.
Rolling to see if they can make anything out of cooked Crawlers.

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>>4250425
The Ooooo tribe managed to make bowls - now, they can carry delicious broth around instead of leaving it inside the corpse it came from! Unfortunately, this invention's success is limited as soon another discovery is made - liquid disappears not just after it spends too long on the sandy floor, but after it spends too long ANYWHERE. Bringing the bowls under the cool shade of Fibrebrush trees seems to make liquid last longer however. And when the animals were heated by the dragons, liquid disappeared from them too... Maybe heat is what causes fluids to disappear? More investigation into this matter will be needed.

Rolled 17 (1d20)

>>4249386
that's good. That's what we want. We now have docile lurs, and we see that they eat mud. the bloo!blergh keep them in mud mounds where they can continously eat as the holes they make are being refilled, and the Lur's excrement is used as building material. gret.

this is what we wanted.

Rolled 18 (1d20)

>>4250418
Wrap the vines around other vines to make TWINE! Maybe that will stick the stones to the sticks!

>>4245483
The Anguis tribe, the grassland-stalkers

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>>4250454
Twine proves to be a great connector, keeping stones firmly anchored to sticks. It is aided by another practice, stone knapping, which allows notches to be made in rocks in order to make them easier to bind.
(Discovered technologies: twine and simple weavery, stone knapping)

>>4250446
The worm is reluctant to stay in the village at first, but a few weeks of repeatedly bribing it with the finest dirtballs and smacking it on the gills(the only part not clad in protective scales) whenever it tried to eat a house eventually convinced it that life up here with these weird moving lumpy rocks was actually pretty okay. As the Crawlers built the den for their new pet, they had to improvise - after all, the Lur was much more rambunctious than other crawlers. The mound was built with multiple features allowing maintenance to be performed swiftly, such as stairs and an access platform right above the worm.
(Technology gained: domestication, primitive architecture)
(Resource gained: one geophage Lur worm)

Rolled 11 (1d20)

>>4250518
let's get a fucking female for fucking the male.

>>4250518
Lay traps with twine around caves to slow down predators.

Rolled 19 (1d20)

>>4250533

>>4250518
this pic is so good

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>>4250519
Gee Bill TWO worms?
It's pretty taxing servicing two worms though, your crawlers spend more time hauling dirt than trying to find food for themselves. Do you know how hard it is to haul dirt when you only have tentacles and teeth and no shovels or anything? Pretty hard.

Rolled 6 (1d20)

>>4250540
there is no body shape more suited for working without tools than a tentacle glob. We will get more food once we eat the worm's young. But until then, lets invent the sling to support our hunters

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Tally of all the races and their achievements as of now, let me know if I got anything wrong

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>>4250555
It was decided that the distance a rock is thrown can be longer if the thrower's arm is longer. Unfortunately, after the first ever surgical Arm Extension procedure, it was found out that when separated from the body the Crawler arm quickly loses it's ability to hold rocks.
(Lost resource: one(1) arm)
>>4250533
The trappers get carried away with their task, and soon the entire cave entrance looks like some kind of giant, green spiderweb. While none of the traps are really capable of impeding a predator, the similarity of the nets to the Blood Grape webs greatly discourages them. They did manage to catch some smaller creatures, such as Hoppers and Pixies though.
(Gained resource: 5 Hoppers, 4 Herbivorous Pixies)

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>>4245516
The Ferret Pixie has exchanged flight for camouflage, it's globetrope-shaped winglets and cryptic coloration allowing to sneak up on unsuspecting Hoppers.

Rolled 15 (1d20)

>>4250590
Slap mud and rocks together in front of cave entrance to hide cave from predators, leave one big rock loose so you can go in.

Rolled 19 (1d20)

>>4250590
So I looked up the Lurs that turn out to be called Drills. They're covered in silvery minerals. The Bloo!blergh clan will start cracking off some of those to use as tips for their knives.

Rolled 6 (1d20)

>>4250429
To hollow out Crawler shells, the Raptyrs use Globetrop blades - but the blades often break against the hardened shell. Stones are much tougher than Globetrops - but stones sharp enough to be used for cutting are also rarely found in nature. But maybe, just maybe, it would be possible to SHARPEN stones?
Rolling for stone knapping

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>>4250652
The knapping efforts go rather poorly - the only thing the Raptyrs manage to invent are new ways to break rocks into unusable pebbles and bend globetrop knives.

>>4250598
The Bloo!Blergh clan's new armaments, on the other hand, perform brilliantly; the new scale-blades are sharp and sturdy, lasting longer than stone while performing consistently better. Soon, one of the worms is balding, and each citizen has a new weapon.
They're pretty good for digging too, though the mud keeping the handle and blade together tends to break a lot.
(Gained resources: metal knives)

>>4250597
With Blood Grape-like nets warding off predators and a large rock keeping the entrance shut, the Lamentos cave is now the most fortified settlement on the planet.

Also, would you guys like me to rescind the whole "each person can only roll for one tribe" rule? It could be more fun if everyone had access to every tribe.

>>4250667
Dunno, would make voting complicated. Maybe just allow access to an additional tribe, so all the species get to participate!

>>4250667
Wrap twine together to create rope, use it OUTSIDE the cave to slow down predators in chase.

Rolled 3 (1d20)

>>4250679

Rolled 3 (1d20)

>>4250667
Next step, let's try to insaminate the Drill bitch with some Drill semen to get some good eggs to eat.

Rolled 9 (1d20)

>>4250682
>>4250679
After a few days of INTENSE WEAVING, the rope was complete; rope traps were laid out all around the place!
...Unfortunately, a few days later, during an intense storm, lightning had struck a nearby tree, and the rope wrapped around it caught fire; who knew wrapped vines could be so flammable?
(Gained technology: rope)
A fire is now spreading around your cave, along the ropes and nets you have set up; soon, those inside the cave may be choked by the gases or faint from the surrounding heat.
Rolling for how bad the fire is

>>4250787
A terrible conundrum is posed before the Crawlers: they don't actually know how to make their Drills breed. The worms have a bodyplan completely unsuited to rolling up in a ball and filling it with their own blood, so the mechanics of their reproduction are a complete enigma to the Crawlers.

Rolled 11 (1d20)

>>4250998
fuuuuuuck. Well we will have to get better at hunting worms then. I say we develop advanced hunting tactics, using long stakes we drill deep into the earth to stake off a path that a drill will take when hunted.

We appoint !Blabloo!, the best hunter of the tribe, with developing the tactic.

Rolled 15 (1d20)

>>4250998
Now that you can trap your predators, learn to make slings to give them blunt damage!

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Making stakes is easy, now that you've developed the metal knives; you just get a stick from a tree, clear off any branches, and sharpen it. Using them to herd worms is another matter entirely - staking gets harder the deeper you try to put the stake, and even after a whole crew managed to sink one into the ground fully, it was nowhere near long enough to affect a worm's path. All in all, the project was a waste of time and manpower. Tensions are building between the exhausted workers and the elders that commandeered and oversaw this ordeal, as well as their representative, !Blabloo!.
(Gained technology: sharp sticks(wood), sharpening)

>>4251038
The Ursas sitting in the cave have a burst of inspiration, possibly caused by the caustic fumes of the fire raging outside, and come up with the Disc Launcher - a sling-like device which hurls their signature stone discs with nearly no accuracy at all. Mud is smeared heavily on the sides of the disc to thicken them and ensure it doesn't fall out.
(Gained technology: slings(disc launchers))
That fire's still burning by the way. Rolling for how much it spreads, again.

Rolled 17 (1d20)

>>4251050
Use skulls of dead animals/ursas as a bowl and throw water on the fire

>>4251057
At the cost of desecrating the memory of the dead, the fire is slain.

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Rolled 6 (1d20)

>>4251079
refine the sling (pic related), and use dense rocks instead of sharp discs

Rolled 18 (1d20)

>>4251050
still this >>4251021
but also I wanna do an exploration roll

>>4251091
Roll a second time for exploration then

Rolled 3 (1d100)

>>4251093
I thought the 11 wasn't resolved yet but alright, yeet

>>4251102
The first part of >>4251050 was for >>4251021 I just forgot the link

>>4251113
huh. had tunnel vision there. might have been a bad idea to reroll that then.

>>4251086
Throwing tiny rocks? What are you, stupid? Those pathetic things wouldn't be enough to hurt even a Hopper! The disc launchers are the way forward.
The stone disc mafia keeps it's stranglehold on the projectile market.

>>4251091
Despite the foolishness of the whole ordeal, !Blabloo! commands the workers to keep making more stakes. Out of contempt for such a meaningless task, one crawler strikes his stick with too much force too fast - and is taken aback as a spark flies between the rock he was holding it on and his knife, setting the wood ablaze!
(Gained technology: fire)
(the whole stake plan won't work out in the near future, you don't have the technology to make long enough stakes to affect the Drills's movement patterns)
>>4251102
The scouting party doesn't come back. Just what happened to them is unclear.

Also, ANNOUNCEMENT: I'm switching the game to a "free-for-all" format, everyone can now roll for any tribe

>>4251086
EVENT FOR THE LAMENTOS TRIBE:
While the trappers were resetting the nets that were burned by the fire, they notice a group of small creatures with green shells and many purple limbs slithering around. What was peculiar about them was that they carried sticks with shiny tips and made sounds at each other - almost like Ursas!
(First contact between Bloo!blergh scouting party and Lamentos trappers)

>>4251167
Simply acknowledge their presence, calmly but cautiously.

Rolled 5 (1d20)

>>4251161
>learn to make discs into shields

Rolled 16 (1d20)

>>4250504
The Anguis tribe tries to make MEGA DEATH STICKS (clubs)

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Rolled 20, 13 = 33 (2d20)

>>4251161
we have fire, we have architecture, I'll take clay burning kilns for free please.

For the action, I want to try and domesticate some plants. Also I'm rolling a social unrest die.

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>>4251207
CRITICAL SUCCESS! Your tribe finds 1a small grove of Gumdrop trees near your village, providing ample supply of sticks that can be burned in the kiln. They also have fruit, which would normally be inaccessible to you due to your small stature but can be easily reached thanks to your people's newfound ability to build mud staircases.
There is some unrest, but nothing too major as the creation of the kiln and the discovery of the Gumdrop grove take the villagers's minds off the disastrous stake project.
(Gained resource: gumdrop tree grove, 7 adult trees and 9 small trees; you may sacrifice one small tree or half a big tree in order to start a project in the kiln)
Also, your scouting party from earlier, after a few weeks of being lost in the woods, comes across the Lamentos tribe, as per >>4251167 and >>4251185. What are they gonna do?

>>4251188
The creation of shields is impeded due to a lack of sufficient materials - there is no way to attach the handle to the shield without compromising it's integrity: there's no latches for rope to stay anchored to and mud isn't strong enough to keep the connection stable.

>>4251200
The Anguis Deathstick is a simple thing - a young Globagoda, one that hasn't yet grown beyond 30 cm or so, is uprooted and held upside down. It's an inelegant and rare weapon, but when it hits boy does it hit.
(Gained technology: young globagoda clubs)

Rolled 13, 20 = 33 (2d20)

>>4250652
The stone sharpening experiments continue. At the same time, a DIFFERENT set of experiments is performed, exposing bowls with the same amount of fluid inside them to different types of heat - to a dragon's exhaust, to the desert's ambient heat, to areas shaded by Fibrebrush or by strategically applied Crawler shells, and to the chilling breeze of the night.
Rolling for stone knapping and for discovering the connection between evaporation and heat.

Rolled 13, 4 = 17 (2d20)

>>4252349
the bloo!blergh will sacrifice TWO small trees for a single project, to increase the likelyhood of success: This project is an irrigation system for the gumdrop grove.

>>4251185
They scuttle over to the Lamentos and try to steal something valuable and then scuttle away as quickly as possible (second roll)

>>4250504
the Anguis tribe starts beating rocks together, causing sharp shards to break off, trying to create sharp stone fragments

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>>4252357
The stones are successfully knapped, and their tough nature makes hollowing out Crawler shells significantly faster and easier.
The heat experiments go above and beyond what they set out to achieve. Not only did the Raptyrs discover that fluids expire quicker the more heat is applied and that at night they don't expire at all, but they also found out that when disappearing, liquid produces a smell above and leaves residue below! A second theory was quickly developed and tested by covering one of the bowls with a lid - and was proven true: the smell pushed the lid open, so it must have some sort of presence in the world, just like the liquid! Perhaps the smell IS the liquid, separated from the residue by the heat and thus barred of it's shape? Yes, it's all clear now... when heated, liquid loses it's ties to the physical, becoming a dispersing smell, and what is left behind is devoid of fluidity...
(Gained technology: stone knapping, primitive understanding of evaporation)

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Rolled 6 (1d20)

>>4252390
The Lamentos tribe tries making a making a wooden shield instead.

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>>4245483
Slithering Fleeders grow much longer tails, helping them better balance their weight and slither faster. Also, they are bigger.

>>4252359
Your people work admirably, but their tools are unsuited to chopping trees and baking bricks; because of this, the project will only be finished on the next turn.

The Ursas notice your behavior.(Leaving it up to their player on how to respond)

>>4252372
Please roll whenever you attempt to discover a technology

Rolled 6 (1d20)

>>4252467
I'll roll for him

>>4252445
The efforts fail due to most tree bark near the cave being charred from the fire, and thus unsuitable for shielding.

Rolled 18 (1d20)

>>4252372
>>4252469
The attempts to make sharp rocks backfire as a spark is produced by the friction and lights the nearby grass on fire.
Rolling for how bad the fire is

Rolled 6 (1d20)

>>4252470
>The Lamentos tribe needs less addicts, so they come up with an idea. One guy will hoard the grapes from the rest of the tribe, and if the addicts start working, they get some berries.

>>4252474
Woah, i just rolled 6 three times in a row.

Rolled 3, 18 = 21 (2d20)

>>4252467
cool, I'll get to drawing then.

Until then the rollers will try to use the bark-sinew to use as thread to bind worm scales to the shanks in an axe-like configuration.

Second roll is for a new worm hunt.

Rolled 16 (1d20)

>>4252471
>slither away from the fire

Rolled 19 (1d20)

>>4252471
while some slither away >>4252482, one trys to get fire with them. Poritur, an elder, slithers to the fire and snatches a torch, to bring it home an dbuild an eternal fire pit with it.

The flame seems fit for worship.

>>4252486
Hell yeah. Fire worshipping knee-high snake people

>>4252489
Well, chest-high now.

>>4252486
Wait, are you the co-QM now?

>>4252491
Wait, no they're just longer.

>>4252492
no, I'm just playing.

>>4252510
Oh, alright.

>>4252486
Some of the tribesmen start offering meat to the flame, which they have started worshipping. Some hungry children eat the almost-burnt meat, and find out that it’s way better than it’s raw counterpart
(Not sure if this is too much of an advancement or if the post is done right)

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>>4252390
>>4252481

if you guys want me to draw something tell me

>>4252474
The guard couldn't help but try to sneak a taste of the berries himself; after he came to from the trip, he noticed that all the grapes were already gone.

>>4252481
The scales are much too smooth to be held by the fiber and the bark-sinew is much too easily cut by them; while caking the connection point with mud makes it a bit stronger, it still breaks off after just one swing. Also, finding stones long enough to be used as handles is pretty hard.
A third worm is located - the scouts note a pattern in the way these creatures surface; all three specimens in custody were found near the local river. Perhaps this is a meeting point of sorts to them?
Caring for the worms is becoming difficult as they demand more and more manpower. The tribe had to make some of the children work full hours alongside the adults in order to meet the worms's insatiable appetites.

>>4252521
This is an alright amount of development, your tribe is kinda lagging behind anyways so any advancement is welcome

Rolled 17, 11 = 28 (2d20)

>>4252569
okay fuck this, let's get proficient at just using chipped scales on their own. We have tentacles, let's use these things like octopodes would: By grabbing them under you and mushing them a certain way. Rolling for: using plain scales like a champ.

Also, Bleribloop, a middle aged female starts claiming that she can influence conception of others so that their children will be particularely strong and healthy. Rolling for: fertility cult.

Rolled 7 (1d20)

>>4252569
>up the guards, if one tries to sneak the other will stop them
the tribe needs discipline

>>4252583
It looks like you really should embrace the drug tripping.

>>4252584
I am embracing it, by making them WORK for it!

Rolled 1 (1d20)

>>4252569
>>4252583
Since having guards evidently doesn't seem to work, Lumor Lumorks, one of the Lamentos elders proposes to institute a profession that has a vested interest in the guarding of the berries: The Shaman. The shaman should be guard , keeper and distributer of the berries, and nobody but him may own them, and only from his hands may they take them. This way, the guard is also the owner of the berries and thus incentiviced to be vigilent. The shaman should probably have an apprentice to help him.

Lumor selflesly volunteers for the position.

>>4252596
The proposal is met with hostility - the grapes belong to the whole tribe, monopolizing them would be putting your own needs above the needs of the many. The druggies convince the impressionable children and the adults who haven't heard about the grape debacle to join them, and together they exile the so-called Shaman and make sure that the grapes are distributed to every villager equally - with themselves being the most equal, of course.
(gained new political party - The Drug Cartel, 50 more addicts and 40 child addicts)
(lost 50 hunters/gatherers, one elder)

>>4252574
The Crawlers figure out a strategy of holding up a bunch of scales in a line under their belly and moving them back and forth in a sawing motion for cutting down trees. It works out pretty well, actually, and they get a whole felled tree to show for it.

The fertility cult doesn't gain much traction; most people dismiss it as nonsense, though five or six individuals do buy into it and say that it has boosted their Ball coalescence rates, but that might just be placebo effect talking.

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Rolled 19 (1d20)

>>4249331
The Purple Bears form the Katta tribe in pic related
for their starting tech I'd like to give them stone knives
like humans had them in the stone age

Rolled 1 (1d4)

EVENT: The plague
A plague befalls one of the races, determined by the roll.
1 - Raptyrs
2 - Ursas
3 - Rollers
4 - Fleeders
Details will be provided once the target is chosen.

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Rolled 2 (1d20)

>>4252528
there was a few days they had more fruits then what could be eaten and one did not like leaving the food on the ground for some animal to eat so they
1.dug a little pit
2. coated the inside with mud
3.threw in some wood and fire letting it fire harden into clay
4. clear it out, then put berry in

>>4252619
The Drug Cartel gains the brilliant idea to hoard all the food unless the others get it for them.

Rolled 1 (1d20)

>>4252640

>>4252636
this really shouldn't need a roll.

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Rolled 12 (1d20)

>>4252627
The bone-eating bacteria was nearly harmless to grazers, feasting on their heavily reinforced shell nodules without any lasting harm to the animal.
Unfortunately, the Raptyrs that feast on Grazers do not have any of the handy features that make this infection harmless.
Spread by bone-to-bone contact, something as simple as a handshake is enough to transfer the bacteria between individuals. From this point on, the infection will work to gradually weaken the user's bones, resulting in them painfully shattering in a week or two.

Rolling for the infection's spread.

Rolled 12 (1d20)

>>4252645
The elders speak up, "This must be a curse! The only way to rid this evil is to KILL THE HOSTS!"

>>4252645
42 hunters and 16 children are infected before the illness is noticed.

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Rolled 7 (1d20)

>>4252619
New tribe! Population: 2

The tribe of Lumor is the exciled umor and his female apprentice. They have fled into the hilly forests and are cultivating berries there. Lumor is tinkering on a way to put to paper the injustices done to him.

Rolling for: pictographic writing.

>>4252650
The cursed are killed, most of them pelted with rocks, but a few were beaten to death once the rocks ran out. Many family members were lost, but no tears were shed. For this is the way of the desert, and just as Raptyrs died before, so too will they die today and tomorrow. It's just that now they were killed through curse rather than through shellur or dragon.
Those who had to beat the infected and their families were unfortunately also cursed, but thankfully this time they were few enough in number for rocks to suffice.
Lost 8 more hunters and 12 more children.

>>4252658
Putting injustices to paper was impossible due to lack of paper.
NEW OBJECTIVE: FIND PAPER

>>4252641
The Druggies aren't all that smart, so immediately after exiling a man for being a selfish prick, they begin acting like selfish pricks. Undestandably, they and their clique of fellow addicts were exiled soon after as well. The child addicts are spared though, their parents think they can still put some sense back into their heads before they turn out like those selfish deadbeats.
(Lost political faction: The Drug Cartel, also lost all 70 addicts, 10 of whom are The Drug Cartel)

>>4252636
This happens.

>>4252625
The Katta get pretty nice knives, they're naturals at stone knapping.
(Gained technology: stone knapping)

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Rolled 14 (1d20)

>>4252619
those few that buy into it, build a statue to Bleribloop under which to fornicate, so that Bleribloop herself does not always have to be present for her blessing to be taken advantage of.

Roll is for another try of slings.

Rolled 13, 14 = 27 (2d20)

>>4252663
rolling for Tribes of Lumar to:

FIND PAPER

Meanwhile, Querty, his apprentice, builds a hut with a wall.

Rolled 9, 3 = 12 (2d20)

>>4252659
With their numbers severely crippled, the Ooooo tribe sets out to find other small Raptyr tribes to conglomerate with.
Rolling for finding people to party up with and for if they have any tech Ooooo doesn't have yet

Rolled 13 (1d20)

>>4252663
rolling for Katta to make fire by banging rocks

>>4252521
Now that they have discovered how to make sharp stones, the Anguis hunters have started laying down traps in the tall grass, putting the sharp shards under fallen leaves. The hunters then hunt the animals, leading them towards the trap to then finish the injured preys

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>>4245483
Down, down, down by the shores of the Mad Sea, a clan of fleeders makes the mistake of drinking its red waters. The Scree-Claw Clan is bloodthirsty, meat-hungry, and madder than a hatter.

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>>4245490
live in the forests near the other rollers the roundheads they know of each other but they dont care(this was decided in discord using dice when i asked) they look at the>>4252636 looking at the puny roundies who need stairs to get up in tress and we dont need roundie weird brown rocks we have normal rocks they are good for throwing and they dont need a tool to thros rocks hard enough to be deadly and they dont need weird muddy dead body piles to sleep in.
they have no tribe name yet they are just mostly hanging around near and in treas or around rocks they find.

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Rolled 2 (1d20)

>>4252693
Rolling to develop sharp stones

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>>4252664
Through a combination of bark-derived weavery, fire-derived clayery, and animal-derived tannery, the mighty sling is created. It is awfully expensive to make, but it is a sling.
(gained technology: slings, composite material tools that don't suck ass)

>>4252668
In time of great need, some bark was found to be a good enough substitute for paper. It was a good enough substitute for walls, too - Querty has stacked together a bunch of bark tiles and glued them with mud, rope and sticks to construct a primitive shack to hunker down in for the night. There's only enough space for one person so they'll have to take turns until a second shack is made.
(gained technology: shitty shacks)

>>4252669
A small pack of Raptyrs was found, but they are complete savages, it will take a while to teach them the ways of civilization.
(Gained 20 adults, 15 children)

>>4252672
Fire is created again, now by yet another species.
(Gained technology: fire)

>>4252676
Please roll when you take actions

>>4252696
An intense session of rock-bashing quickly devolves into an intense session of cock-smashing.
(gained technology: rock-powered CBT)
(Lost resource: 2 nuts)

Rolled 1, 15 = 16 (2d20)

>>4252708
I'd like to introduce another domesticated plant for the rollers. The grey-black plants get domesticated into these long stalks with little buds on them, to substitute the sugary diet. These plants need very wet ground to grow.

Second roll is for the expansion of Beribloop's cult.

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>>4252714
a picture of the doomed plant.

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>>4252521
tribesmen worshipping fire.

Rolled 12 (1d20)

>>4252708
The tribe of Lumor starts whittling efigies to trade with the Lamentos tribe.

Rolled 8 (1d20)

>>4252708
>Their crushed cocks fuel their bloodlust even further. A new CBT fueled warrior class uses those same rocks by spitting acid on them and hurling them at prey.

Rolled 12 (1d20)

>>4252694
The striders try to help with hunting and gathering while the crawlers build and craft.

Rolled 3 (1d20)

>>4252708
>search further for wood to make shields

>>4252708
>attempt to domesticate plants

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>>4252708
>>4252668
This is the shack the Lumor built

Rolled 9 (1d20)

>>4252788

Rolled 5, 9 = 14 (2d20)

>>4252708
The Oooo tribe, now filled with savages, and with trauma in their recent history, decide they need a binding agent to avoid devolving into civil war: a common enemy.

Scouts are sent out to find tribes around which to raid and take their stuff from; Ideally, they might even get houses.

First roll is exploration, second roll is for knives on sticks.

Rolled 11, 19 = 30 (2d20)

>>4252708
if possible I'd like the Katta to do 2 things in succession here
1. find a tree that produces pitch
2. domesticate those trees

>>4252864
what a very intruiging set of rolls.

>>4252771
so do the roundies tolerate the strollers snoping aorund?

>>4252771
>>4252892

the crawlers have a weird feeling as a tribe they have not made contact with yet tries to help them without knowing where they are.

>>4252694
mixed up stuff in the discord they actually dont know aobut each other yet even if they live next to each other so its my fault

Rolled 12, 10 = 22 (2d20)

rolling for proof

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Rolled 90 (1d100)

>>4252714
The domestication efforts fail, mainly because the plant is native to a completely different side of the world you have no access to(see map).
Just because of that 1 though, for the next 1d100 years all babies born without Beribloop personally blessing them will be cursed to frown. You're welcome.

>>4252755
>>4252788
The effigies are made of wood and carved using stone tools; however, as Querty is just one Ursa, the production goes slowly.
No plants are domesticated as all time is spent foraging or carving.
(gained technology: wood carving)

>>4252771
The striders perform worse than the crawlers due to their inferior equipment, but manage to catch some Hoppers anyways.

>>4252766
It seems that the rocks are melted too quickly by the acid to be hurled.

>>4252785
The scouts can locate no usable bark - it seems that someone has stripped most of it recently.

>>4252844
The scouts perish during their travel due to another outbreak of the curse.
Knives on sticks could not be made due to a lack of any kind of stick-bearing flora in a few kilometer radius. They do manage to get some slightly longer weapons by sharpening Stilt Crawler legs though.
(Lost 5 hunters)

Rolled 2 (1d2)

>>4252864
A grove of 6 big Gumdrop trees and 5 small Gumdrop trees is found, it's unknown whether these produce pitch as it was never specified in the thread.
1-yes pitch
2-no bitch

Rolled 3, 8 = 11 (2d20)

>>4252844
Rolling to see how fast the savages learn the Ooooo technologies and how high the tensions are between the original tribe and the newcomers

Rolled 18 (1d20)

>>4253005
!Blabloo! puts it to the tribe that she also would like a statue of herself made and venerated, like that of Bleribloop. (>>4252664) !Blabloo! explains that this seems to her super cool and nice and it would make her feel important.

The tribesmen retort that, for one, the tribe already has a dope ass statue, and for another, !Blabloo! fucking sucks at trapping.

A compromise is reached: !Blabloo! is to start a hunting camp two day's travel away from Blergh, the town of Bloo!blergh, and if it is successful, they'll put a statue of her there.

And so she sets out with some of her hunters and a few workers, to do just that.

Rolling for Bloo!, the new town of the Bloo!blerghs!

Rolled 20, 20 = 40 (2d20)

>>4253005
The CBT people try to harden the rocks with mud.

They also develop ritual CBT sessions

>>4253015
F
so my boys domesticated trees that don't produce pitch?

>>4253063
Yeah but they make cotton and fruit, that's pretty neat right

Rolled 16 (1d20)

>>4253065
oh well in that case
rolling to make clothes from tree cotton

>>4252676
The Languis start gathering stones and rocks to build walls around their living area. The walls aren’t likely to be very stable or tall but a whole lot of rocks are used in the attempt to build them

Rolled 18, 15 = 33 (2d20)

>>4253005
The tribe of Lumor tries to trade effigies for children or slaves which they would then integrate into the tribe.

At home, Querty tries to make an axe out of her spear, to cut down trees for a proper house.

Rolled 8 (1d20)

>>4253074
Some Languis braves are lazy in building, and an over enthusiastic foreman explains that with the wall, it's like with the fire: It's useful and therefore important.

This leads to some Languis revering the wall as others revere the fire. Rolling for spread of this cult.

>>4253005

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>>4253078
The wooden statues "sell" like hotcakes; basically everyone wants one, and Lamentos villagers willingly sneak out and work for Lumor in exchange for having one made in their likeness. Of course, being caught aiding an exile is punishable by also being exiled, so a few of these "hired workers" end up being permanent additions to the Lumor.
Also FUCKING FINALLY SOMEONE MADE AN ACTUAL AXE FUCK YES THIS IS AMAZING
(gained 7 permanent hunters/gatherers, 30 "hired" hunters/gatherers)
(gained technology: AXES FUCK YEAH)

>>4253088
The wall cult gains a minor following; however, most Languis understand that the wall, being fleeder-made, is not as mystical as the fire, and thus not as holy, and do not join the cult.
(12 wall cultists gained)

>>4253069
The bears are now dressed in SWEET DUDS. The SWEET DUDS are frighteningly expensive to make due to the complexity of the process involved, and thus societal stratification begins, with society divided into two groups: those who wear SWEET DUDS, and those who do not.
(Gained technology: clothing)

>>4253042
!Blabloo!'s plan was quite ingenious - the river that worms congregate near was well within the "two days travel" limit, so the town of Bloo! could simply exploit their tendency to surface there in order to rank up truly magnificent amounts of loot. Meats and scales alike were had in great quantity, and the settlement prospers.

>>4253019
The savages completely fail to grasp the intricacies of heat dynamics, calling them witchery and perversions of the natural legend. Tensions rise as the two groups slowly realize the divide between their worldviews.

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Rolled 18 (1d20)

>>4253057
The rituals accidentally stumble upon a memetic sequence that affects the Fleeder brain directly, stimulating the production of chemicals that induce joy, awe, fascination and disgust in anyone who witnesses that portion of the ritual, and thus increasing the likelihood of them attempting to perform the ritual themselves and of them considering it an important part of their life.
The CBT religion spreads across the southern tundra.
In a search for mud, the cultists stumble across a fissure in a glacier - one filled with tons and tons of a special kind of mud!
Rolling for the nature of the special mud.

Rolled 13 (1d20)

>>4253110
The groups within the Oooo independently of each other plan a coup, either side wanting to subjugate the other.

High is the civilized, low is the savages, the further from the middle, the more decisive the coup. The civilized would have the savages as thralls, creating a division of slaves and masters. The savages would have the civilized also savages, making the tribe into a nomadic army where the strongest rule.

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Rolled 2 (1d20)

>>4253110
In Blergh, they build a garden with the most vibrant candytrees, for merriment and watching people fuck in front of Bleribloop. I don't assume this needs a roll.

Meanwhile, from Bloop! so much meat and scales comes down that there is enough to trade with the Lumor and the Lamentos. To tally up what is exported and imported, a system of recurding amounts is needed.

>Rolling for written numbers.

Rolled 12, 8 = 20 (2d20)

>>4253123
The claw use this new soil to farm.

The cbt gang build a temple to the god of pleasure and engage in cbt and hedonism as worship

Rolled 20 (1d20)

>>4253110
The tribe of Lumar starts cutting down trees to MAKE A BIG OL' COMMON HOUSE while Lumar himself writes about all this in flowery detail on the walls.

>>4253088
The new adepts of this wall cult start building structures and offering food to the Great Wall to honor their new patron, even attempting to build a small wall around the Great Flame to show that they are equally important

Rolled 13 (1d20)

>>4253196

Rolled 8 (1d20)

>>4253196
Rolling

>>4253224
Nvm, ignore that post

Rolled 9 (1d20)

>>4253110
rolling for the katta to attract savages of their kind to join the tribe

Rolled 3 (1d20)

>>4253005
>use the unburnt roots to make big wooden clubs, and put some sharp stones in for good measure!

Rolled 13 (1d20)

>>4253110
Lamentos explore into the cave, lopking for shiny stones they can use in their tooliools.

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Rolled 17 (1d20)

>>4249331
another Purple Bear population finds their way into tribalism
the Karak
my desired starting tech for them is, tamed Fuslibees

>>4253196
The buildings surprisingly don’t fall apart. Each Anguis family now sleeps in roofless small circles of stone which aren’t particularly useful for heat insulation and which can be likely destroyed by a strong storm but hey it helps a bit with rain. Fortunately the Great Flame (TM) isn’t snuffed out by the small walls surrounding it, though some elders consider the act to be heresy

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Rolled 91 (1d100)

>>4253139
The original tribe, having a slight advantage in number of able-bodied adults, as well as weapons with longer reach, have managed to subjugate the savages, though tensions are high as the two parties are about even in their combat ability and neither wants to suffer any casualties that would come from a direct confrontation.
(Gained technology: social stratification)

>>4253148
The method of quantifying goods is suggested to the Rollers by a kindly old Ursa, what was his name again? Lamor? Lemor? Whatever. The point is, the solution was simple - "lets just have it as much as you can carry for as much as I can carry"; when trading, the two salesmen would both lift whatever amount of each other's product they can to determine what they can get. This works fine enough for inter-roller trade, even if it's not as good as recording numbers would have been.
...Problems start to arise when the Rollers have to trade with the Ursas, who are significantly stronger - and thus can easily take the entirety of a Roller salesman's stock while he struggles to lift a single wooden figurine.

>>4253156
The temple construction was postponed due to the fact that nobody present knew how to build; the attending crowd had to make do with just some rituals and some drugged saltwater.
The cultists, seeing great potential in the special mud, cleverly chose to throw some disembodied gonads in there. Come next day, the impact sites of the gonads have sprouted into oily, bulbous spires. An initial examination revealed that the bulbs are tacky, taste like rotten shit and smell even worse, they are in fact edible.
(gained special resource: special mud)
Also, rolling for how many Fleeders outside the cult were converted to the CBT religion(roll result * 10)

>>4253172
The Villa Van Lumor is a sight to behold; sure, by modern standards it would be considered a shack, but by stone age standards it is a work of art. It's artful qualities are enhanced by the multitude of shitty scribbles all over it's inner walls.
(gained technology: houses, written language, primitive architecture)

>>4253202
The Great Wall seems to be the shy type, too reluctant to partake in the food offered to it. The wall around the fire is shunned at first, but eventually welcomed as it is reported that the holy fire leaves it's resting spot much less often with the wall around it(probably because it deflects most wind)

>>4253256
60 adults and 40 kids are inducted into the tribe.

>>4253276
Taking the roots out reveals that they've been rotted to the core by a kind of small worm. It quickly turns out that the worms have the same appetite for the sticks from which spears are made as they had for the roots. Which is to say, ravenous.
(your wooden tools are now subject to an infestation of wood-eating worms)

>>4254288
The Lamentos find that there are some strange rocks with shiny yellow parts lying around.
(gained resource - gold nuggets)

>>4254503
The Fuslibees are tamed.

Rolled 18 (1d20)

>>4254531
now that the claw has some crops,they start harvesting food. However,some people say that they can use implements to cut crops better.

Rolling to see how good they are

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Current tally.

Also, EVENT: the Ursas and Rollers have been in contact long enough to begin learning each other's language and trade; as the tribes expand, the two races interact even more. Will they become friends, or enemies? Only time and dice will tell.

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Rolled 18 (1d20)

>>4254541
Finally, !Blabloo! gets her statue. It is generally agreed upon in Bloo! that to butcher one's kill under this statue makes the meat nicer, since when !Blabloo! helps you butcher your kill, that results in nicer meat.

But !Blabloo! is not satisfied. Bleribloop (who by now has died, but she's still around thanks to the statue) has not just a statue: She has a garden. And !Blabloo! wants one too. The biggest one. She tells her people, who tell her her invisioned garden is too big. Too big, she responds, is precisely the size of garden that she's after. And so she goes out into the forest to get some other roller tribes to integrate into the Bloo!blerghs as workers for her grand project.

Rolled 10 (1d20)

>>4254541
Meanwhile, back at Blergh, people try to domesticate the grass into a crop they can use for string so they can finally copy the amazing AXES they have to pay inorbinant prices for at the Lumor tribe.

Speaking of trade, the rollers have mostly stopped doing that with the Ursus since it turns out for some reason you can never get out ahead in that interaction. It's not clear why.

Rolled 11 (1d20)

>>4254541
rolling for katta to work cotton into threads and bind sharp rocks to sticks

Rolled 1 (1d20)

>>4254541
rolling for Karak to start planting random stuff to feed fuslibees

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>>4254564
this is what I had been hoping for

Rolled 19, 8 = 27 (2d20)

>>4254541
Lumor is dead. He was old, and his time had come. Querty, his apprentice, now becomes shaman, and she is in charge of giving out berries to the flock now. Her and Lumor's child is given to a couple in the tribe, and she chooses a handsome guy as her apprentice. Her first order of business is getting some of the exiled drug addicts into the tribe. For this roll, it's not high=more but high=a more sustainable number of more controlable addicts.

Let's roll the fucking dice.

Second roll is for expanding villa van lumor with a tower and outter walls and shit.

Rolled 15 (1d20)

>>4254541
>see if the Bloo!berghs teach us how to build better if we teach them how to make rope and tools

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Rolled 5 (1d8)

EVENT: ERUPTION
The intense activity of inferno drills has caused a volcano to erupt; roll determines where the eruption happens

Rolled 15 (1d20)

>>4254541
>attempt to make pickaxe

Rolled 17, 12 = 29 (2d20)

>>4254587
The eruption doesn't affect any of the major tribes; however, it does cause some small Fleeder clans to flee to the east... Towards their CBT-loving brethren.
Rolling to see if they join the cult, and if they have any useful tech

Rolled 17 (1d20)

>>4254541
Can I roll for Anguis to develop four-armed martial arts?

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Rolled 2 (1d2)

>>4254562
>>4254564
!Blabloo! doesn't just find some small tribes - she finds an entire settlement! They are less advanced than Bloo!Blergh, having not domesticated worms, and only recently discovered clay and fire, but it's better than having no tech at all.
The grass doesn't work well for string, as it's outer layer is much too rubbery while it's inner layers are much too mushy and gooey, while the hairs on the pods aren't long enough to be weaved easily. Unfortunate, but maybe the new tribe they absorbed does know about making rope? Rolling 1d2 to see if they do.
(Gained one new settlement, 60 adults and 40 kids)

>>4254569
Cotton threads make clothes more comfortable and less likely to fall apart, but also complicate the weaving process even more. The threads are good enough to bind rocks, but tear easily after the tool is used intensely.

>>4254572
Congratulations, you discovered Blood Grapes. Your Fuslibees are tripping balls while wrapped up by digestive vines.

>>4254581
You manage to round up 19 addicts - among them, three were heavily involved in making stone disks and thus are somewhat experienced craftsmen, and eight, including one of the craftsmen, are attempting to rehabilitate and dispose of their habit.
The villa's expansion is postponed when the tower is found to be too heavy to be stable; thankfully, it didn't hit anyone when it fell. Another problem discovered during the building process was that wooden logs aren't enough to support an Ursa's weight, as an incident involving a prototype staircase and a broken leg testified.

>>4254582
(waiting on the Bloo!blergh's answer to this)

>>4254588
A pickaxe-axe hybrid is made of the leg of a Stilt Crawler; one claw is sharpened into a point while the other is turned into a blade, allowing both the fragmentation of rocks and/or bones and violent decapitation to be performed.
(Gained technology: axes/pickaxes)

>>4254592
The followers of The Wall develop a training regime centered around defense, while The Fire's followers do the same for offense.
(gained technology: martial arts)

Rolled 7, 15 = 22 (2d20)

>>4254669
rolling for the Karak to rip out the vines and use them as rope
also rolling for the Karak to try figuring out the grapes are psychadelic and use them recreationally

Rolled 12 (1d20)

>>4254669
>teach Lamentos how to build stuff better

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Rolled 13 (1d20)

>>4254582
the Bloo!Blerghs generally don't like trading with the Ursus, as the trade almost always ends up bad for the rollers. But since the Lamentos have rolled a 15, the Bloo!Blerghs try to get a new system going for more equal trade. However well that works out, they agree to the trade, offering to build a kiln in the Lamentos caverns if they show them how to make axes and spears.

Rolled 9 (1d20)

>>4254669
Learn to make fire, desert nights are so cold.

Rolled 16 (1d20)

>>4254669
>make pictures by carving/smearing stone tablets

>>4254669
you missed
>>4254539

>>4254539
Sharpened rocks are created, useful for both the Dark Harvest and the Hardon Harvest
(gained technology: stone knapping, stone knives)

Rolled 2 (1d20)

>>4254669
>learn how to domesticate and breed blossom leapers

Rolled 16 (1d20)

>>4254714
the cbt gang decides to start writing down the rituals and it catches on

roll for writing

Rolled 6 (1d20)

>>4254669
Roll for martial arts cult in the Anguis

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Rolled 15, 4 = 19 (2d20)

>>4254669
now work is started on the great garden.

meanwhile back in blergh, the plants are bred for the hairs on the pods to grow longer.

Rolled 14, 3 = 17 (2d20)

>>4254669
Querty, who turns out to be a harsh mistress, commands her workers to start the construction of a stone tower.

She herself goes down to the river, looking for plants she can turn into proper paper.

Rolled 4 (1d20)

>>4254669
the Katta use threads to bind sticks together to build wood huts

Rolled 4 (1d20)

>>4254669
The worshippers of the Great Flame decide to strengthen their fighting style by putting sharp stones into their clubs in order to maximize the damage potential

Rolled 12, 16 = 28 (2d20)

>>4254669
Oooooo exploration roll - they are looking for someone to turn their savage's aggressions to. Secretly, the savages themselves are looking for more of their number to overturn the civilized.

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>>4254678
The vine collection process goes awry due to everyone involved being too high.
(gained technology: drug addiction)
(gained 3 addicts)

>>4254694
The Rollers come up with a way of actually recording numbers: you keep a stick and a sharp stone at hand, and whenever you have to count something, you fold up your tentacles - once all 11 are folded up you unfold them and make another notch on the stick using the stone. The amount of notches on the stick shows how many 11s of a product you have. Thanks to this system, trade between Rollers is greatly streamlined.
The Ursas still end up ahead of the Rollers though for some reason; maybe it's because they've only got eight fingers to count with...
A trade for axes could not be performed, as Lamentos does not have axe technology. Spears are fair game though.
(gained technology: written numbers, enhanced spears)

>>4254686
(gained technology: clay baking)

>>4254695
>>4254808
During a routine sharpening of pickaxes, a stray spark escaped a lit a pile of Globetrops ablaze! The process was found to be easily recreated with any globetrops and any rocks. If the savages got their hands on it, they would no doubt pose a great danger to the civilized ones...
(gained technology: fire, but it is kept secret from most of the tribe, and it's expensive due to needing globetrops as fuel)
A tribe of 40 or so Raptyrs is found to the north. Unknown to the civilized ones, one of the savages confides of their witchcraft to the newfound tribe, and they are sympathetic to their plight.

>>4254700
The Anguis use sharpened rocks to etch pictures into the stones of the wall. The drawings depict the tribe's history, and the creation of The Flame and The Wall.
(gained technology: wall paintings)

>>4254725
Blossom Leapers turn out to be hard to domesticate, but ravenous and promiscuous. In a few weeks, the food stockpiles are infested with the critters.
(Gained: Blossom Leaper infestation)

>>4254726
A type of ritual scarring catches on among the Fleeders - a sharp rock will be used to create deep gashes in the skin, which are arranged in such a way so as to form caricaturized rude gestures emblazoned on the creature's hide. Many die from infection caused by the procedure, but this just means that the survivors are stronger than most.
(Gained technologies: scar-based tatoos, tatoos as a form of writing)

>>4254730
Martial arts are not worshipped as The Wall and The Fire are - after all, offense and defense are mere aspects of the two gods; you don't worship just God's toe or left ear or whatever, you worship all of him!

[1/2]

>>4254739
The garden's creation is underway, but it will take a while to finish; additionally, it's weight is becoming too much for it's own structure to bear - the bricks are becoming way too shaky and dislodging too easily.
[GARDEN PROGRESS - 1/2]
The plant-breeding efforts result in failure - when the bulbs of the plants are mashed together in a pile, as their reproduction no doubt requires, the resulting offspring exhibit seemingly random traits! Sure, that's how Roller reproduction works as well, but with Rollers it isn't so infuriating!

>>4254771
Making buildings out of stone is much harder than it seems - the stones take an awfully long time to be chipped into appropriate shapes, and even then it's hard to keep them steady and prevent them from collapsing even with mud between them. The tower's completion progresses slowly.
[TOWER PROGRESS - 1/3]
Querty has the misfortune of meeting a very angry, very hungry Shellur by the river. It has speed and sharp claws on it's side, but Querty evens it out with her axe and wit. It is impossible to predict who will come out on top.

>>4254777
The cotton threads are much too delicate to keep the huts upright, though they are enough to bind five or six sticks.

>>4254806
Globagoda-based clubs are too smooth to hold stones without extensive remodeling.

Rolled 3 (1d20)

Rolling for Martial Arts schools for the Anguis.

Rolled 7, 14 = 21 (2d20)

>>4255976
rolling for Querty against the monster!

Also, rolling for non-primitive architecture for that garden construction.

Rolled 6, 9 = 15 (2d20)

>>4255966
Some members of the claw go explore to find new plants and area

The cbt gang decide to try and find a way to sanitize the wounds for the language. This can also be used for general medical purposes

Rolled 5 (1d20)

>>4255966
oh, also rolling for the expansion of the grove of Blergh to be self sustaining so that we don't need the exact count of how many trees we have.

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>>4255966
The Lamentos try to make some pretty things with the shiny stuff

Rolled 13 (1d20)

>>4256018

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Rolled 16 (1d20)

>>4255976
tame the JOUSTLER

>>4255990
>>4256039
Martial arts are too complex a subject to be taught in schools - the only way to learn is through experience and apprenticeship. Each martial artist has his own, unique spin on the art, no less deadly than any other.
The Joustlers may not be social, but they are intelligent enough to realize that the food Fleeders give them is better than normal food, and that Fleeders only give them food if they help them hunt and don't eat their babies.
(Gained technology: domestication)
(Gained resource: 4 Joustlers)

>>4255994
The beast was too quick - in the time it took Querty to swing her axe, it could already circle her and attack from behind. She did eventually wound it, causing it to slither away - but only after it had taken her arm and eye.

>>4255994
>>4256015
The Bloo!Blergh tribe adds studs and studholes to the bricks, so that when brought together they would interlock and stay in place. Another new technique is laying a foundation under the building, to make it more stable.
[GARDEN PROGRESS -1.5/2]
While the walls are now complete, filling them with soil turns out to be another matter entirely - the Rollers have to carry the dirt manually in bowls, and those are quite difficult to operate when you're about the same size as the bowl!
The grove can hardly be expanded, as you've spent three of the big trees as fuel for the kilns - you'll have to bring it back to it's original size first before you can think about making it self-sustaining.

>>4256011
The Fleeders find nothing but the same old grass. Looks like it's another round of eating bulbous hole muck today.
The cbt gang reasons that since the infection is caused by some meat being cut out, they can fix it by putting some replacement meat in the wound. Understandably, it doesn't work.

>>4256022
>>4256018
The shiny things are haphazardly cleaned of rock and bent into proper shape through incessant hammering. It is universally agreed that those who are clad in shiny things are absolutely pimpin'.

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>>4245512
Some firebushes begin to produce capsaicin to discourage creatures from eating it.

Rolled 19, 2, 14 = 35 (3d20)

>>4256044
jesus christ, the Bloo!Blergh really have a problem with agriculture right now. So I'll just carpet bomb. Three rolls of agriculture:
1. Is domesticating the worms properly, getting them to breed and such
2. is getting the orchad back to size
3. Is trying to get good looking black fields to add to it

Rolled 15 (1d20)

>>4256044
Rolling for a hybrid martial arts that combines Fire and Wall martial arts.

Rolled 18 (1d20)

>>4256045
The Oooo, once they have tasted the spiciness of the new Firebush immidiately start incorporating it into the meals they keep in their tupperware.

>>4256044

Rolled 14, 10 = 24 (2d20)

>>4256044
Rolling for
>stone houses
and
>mining

Rolled 5 (1d6)

EVENT: MUTATION
A mutant individual is born, possessing an unusual trait. He is born among
1 - Raptyrs
2 - Ursas
3 - Rollers
4 - Striders
5 - Fleeders
6 - Bears
His mutation will be determined by the players, as well as whether to spread his genes among the populace or not

Rolled 7, 8 = 15 (2d20)

>>4256044
The vassal Raptyrs begin regularly sending runners to the northern tribe in order to collaborate on the coup.
Rolling for whether the runners get spotted or not and for how much interest the idea gathers from the other tribe

Rolled 9, 5 = 14 (2d20)

>>4256044
the claw look further for new crops to plant.

cbt gang decides because of this failure, they will attempt to create a more rational form of thinking to understand how to solve problems better

>>4256053
Voting for a fleeder with two tails and two dicks

>>4256053
voting for a stronger c for the cbt

>>4256053
Voting for the Fleeders to grow a splunsch and a shameery

Rolled 2 (1d20)

>>4256044
Now that the Lamentos tribe has a kiln, they will build their first house outside of the cave! Trade has gone so good recently that they want a trading post in the open.

Heck, they might even be able to convince others that the yellow stone they found (and that is far too soft for tools) is worth something!

>>4256047
The epiphany comes when a wild worm ruins the carefully crafted den in order to copulate with one of the captive ones - the miracle of worm sex is at last revealed to Rollers. It turns out that these majestic creatures reproduce not through ball formation, but through a bizzare overlapping of tail-ends!
The discovery benefits the grass breeding efforts as well - the Rollers try to rub just two bulbs together(inadvertedly causing them to release their spores right into each other), and find that this way the results of breeding are much more consistent - breeding two rare red-bulbed grass stalks for example causes both of their children to have red bulbs as well. Soon, by pairing off their best grass with each other, they manage to make it suit their specifications much closer.
Due to a freak lightning strike the orchard is burned down - only one tree remains. The trees in the gardens won't be enough to compensate, as they are still young.

>>4256048
A martial arts style is developed that combines offense and defense. One Fleeder accidentally calls it the "style of water" due to the fluid motions involved. and now there's a third cult.

>>4256049
>>4256050
The Ooooo try crushing the juice out of firebrush fruit... and find that it's edible, if highly unpalatable. Firebrush juice becomes a staple food item alongside the traditional meat squeezing's, as while not tasty it is much easier to get than fresh meat is, and makes you sick less often. The savages refuse to eat it, believing the spicy taste is the sign of a curse.
Mining doesn't work out too well, as the bone pickaxes tend to break too easily. Nevertheless, enough stone is collected to build a sort of wall-esque circle with no roof and an uneven hole for a door, which is covered with a bigger rock during the night. It's not much, but it's good enough for hiding from beasts and wind. Since rocks are hard to carry it was built right near the mountain where the rocks came from.
(Gained technology: mining, stone walls)

>>4256056
The runners were caught, and security was tightened, with two civilized Raptyrs always patrolling at night. Due to this, there's not much communication with the other tribe, and not a lot of support is gained.

>>4256059
The scouts find their path blocked by a huge rock. Like, a really huge one. You can't even see the horizon behind it. There should be a name for rocks this big. Maybe "moo-ntain"? Whatever. Anyways, this big rock blocked their path, and there were some purple dudes with white coats walking around, so they decided not to mess with it because it's clearly a magic artifact.
A more rational form of thinking could not be achieved due to the fact that the thinkers were too busy trying to count how many dislodged scrotums they could juggle.

Rolled 16, 10 = 26 (2d20)

>>4256073
the claw decide to go in another direction and hope no "moontens" block their way

at home,they try and make the food they have taste better somehow

Rolled 11, 10 = 21 (2d20)

>>4256073
fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuck. Well one thing's for sure, Bleribloop's blessing does not work for trees. There is much upheavel in Blergh as they are suddenly much more dependent on the food from Bloop. A culprit is sought, and one is quickly found: Loodiloo says he did it. he did the lightning.
The other rollers are pretty upset about that but don't dare lay a hand on him since the lightning was pretty horrible. So instead Loodiloo is given a number of fellow farmers to go off and make a new orchad town some ways away from Blergh. If he manages to do it, he'll get a statue too.

Meanwhile, !Blabloo! feels too old to continue hunting and instead starts tinkering on a new invention... rolling for a random invention.

Rolled 16, 18 = 34 (2d20)

>>4256073
The Karak make nets for fishing and migrate down south. first roll is for nets, second roll is for migration and what they find.

Rolled 5 (1d6)

>>4254669
>>4256077
Remember that tribe !Blabloo! brought in? They might or might not have some trees of their own nearby.
Rolling for how many trees they have(1d6-1)

>>4256072
The Lamentos had the bright idea to install their kiln in the middle of the communal cave. And leave the door closed when using it.
Suffice to say, a bunch of people died of smoke inhalation before the door was opened and everyone rushed outside.
(lost 17 children and 12 adults)

Rolled 4, 17 = 21 (2d20)

>>4256083
Oh nice, Loodiloo will build a new orchad there and a few houses and such. The settlement will be called Bloondybloo, after the roller word for candytree

The lamentos meanwhile are debating over whether it's the rollers fault that their children died and how to react to that.

>>4256089
What are the rolls for?

>>4256090
if it's the rollers fault and how to react to it. I guess not so much but the reaction should be violent?

Rolled 20, 19 = 39 (2d20)

>>4256073
>make stone pickaxes
and
>make a wall-border in the land around the cave

Rolled 15, 13 = 28 (2d20)

>>4256073
Let's see who the best guy at Water Style is and if water worship gets widespread.

>>4256044
The cult of the wall wastes no time and starts trying to use the Joustlers to haul larger stones with which to build more walls around the pre-existant wall

Rolled 1 (1d20)

>>4256073
Still shaken by the plague, the savages create a SKELETON CULT! They believe skeletons are souls in physical form!

Rolled 6 (1d20)

the Karak try to ride their fuslibees and use them as beasts of burden

Rolled 16 (1d20)

>>4256126

Rolled 19 (1d20)

the Katta use gumdrop fruits to attract animals

Rolled 1, 12 = 13 (2d20)

>>4256073
Oh by the way, I'm gonna roll 2d20 just for the spread of the cult of Bleribloop (Fertility) and the cult of !Blabloo! (hunt)

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Sorry, when I made the anguis tribe I forgot to say that I wanted them to be here. I don’t think anyone lives there, but please correct me if I’m wrong

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Rolled 84 (1d100)

>>4256076
Going north leads the scouts to a drier, warmer area, populated by all kinds of exotic plants - shiny grey Globagodas and Gumdrop trees with branches sticking out like towers. Among all the plants one catches their eye the most - a taller breed of grass, which has replaced it's singular bulb with multiple small, flatter ones. It proves to be rather palatable.
Back at the iceberg crack, the Fleeders have resorted to simply dousing their gooey sustenance in the blood of Fluff rollers. It still tastes bad, but at least the blood kinda conceals the taste. Kinda.

>>4256077
>>4256089
Loodiloo travels to Bloondybloo, the only town where any Gumdrop trees remain. While the locals are pretty open to the ideas that big city Rollers bring with them, Loodiloo's crew of craftsmen is young and lacking in experience; the new orchard is going to be their first project.
!Blabloo! figures out a way to ease the transfer of dirt to the new garden - by attaching pots of soil directly to the sides of the shell instead of carrying them in your arms, the process can be made much easier.
[GARDEN PROGRESS - 2/2]
Also rolling to see how many worm eggs you have

>>4256080
The fishing nets are basically just Blood Grape nets with the grapes removed and the psychedelic compound cleaned off. Down south, a second tribe of Bears is found - they call themselves Katta and dress in pink.

>>4256105
The pickaxes send off a chain reaction - by making stone pickaxes, you can chop stone faster, and you can make that chopped stone into MORE stone pickaxes! Soon, this handy little piece of technology becomes very, very prolific.
Thanks to the pickaxes, a stone wall could be built quickly and efficiently.
(gained technology: stone pickaxes, stone bricks)
The miners also found some unusual rocks while stocking up on stone - they're shiny like the yellow rocks, but they're brown and got weird shapes.
(gained resource: copper deposits)

>>4256089
It is quickly determined that the Rollers couldn't be to blame - after all, they couldn't have foreseen that the Lamentos would put the kiln in the cave! However, once the topic of Rollers was breached, the discussion gradually moved away from the kiln incident and towards the relations between Ursas and Rollers - how come the Rollers keep all their wonderful trees and gardens and canals full of water and shiny knives to themselves, while Ursas have to get by living in one cramped cave? It's so unfair! Maybe they should show these weird little bugs what for and take what they deserve.
(Gained anti-roller, pro-war sentiment among the populace)

[1/2]

>>4256124
>>4256126
The master of Water Style is a man named Cussehm - he had studied under the tutelage of Water Style's creator, and while his master simply combined the Wall and Fire styles, he refined them.
The Anguis consider water a malevolent deity, which craves flesh and thus forced all life to require itself for sustenance, so that they may one time slip and fall into it's drowning grasp. It is worshipped by throwing meat into the river.
The Joustlers are pretty good at hauling stone, as they have almost perfectly flat backs.
(gained technology: burden animals)

>>4256127
The skeleton cult believes that the only path to spiritual enlightenment is by freeing the soul. They do this by removing people's skeleton and keeping them alive as long as possible during the process. for some reason, all their targets are civilized ones, and they also don't like publicity like most religions do.
(gained technology: torture, only savages know how to do it)

>>4256130
The Fuslibees, being similar in shape to seals, undulate their back wildly when walking just like those majestic earth creatures; because of this, riding them is nearly impossible.

>>4256133
Gumdrop fruits turn out to be basically the universal favorite food: bears love it, grazers love it, pixies love it, even wild fleeders love it!
(gained technology: attracting animals with fruit)

>>4256200
The cult of !Blabloo! spreads far and wide as worms become more entwined with the Roller life. The cult of Bleribloop however is in a slump as it's messiah is no longer there to spread the message, and some Rollers detest her due to believing that the curse than causes all babies to frown unless blessed was her doing.

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CURRENT TALLY

EVENT: Knowledge Loss
As the knowledgebase of Lamentos and Bloo!blergh becomes ever larger, it is found that no single individual has the time to practice all of it; because of this, entire technologies and important historical events end up forgotten by most of the populace. Thus, it is imperative to start some sort of record, to keep track of it all.