/nation/ - Government in Exile

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>>1818

Okay, make that color Blue

>>1815

Nation name: TAMTATU

Race: Beholders

Government: Monarchy

Laws and Policies: Caste System: By sub-type of beholder, Elected Monarchy

Fluff: Very concerned with law, order, and private status as an individual, the Beholders of TAMTATU are a xenophobic, fairly hostile species, the creatures a large flying orb of tissue with numerous eyes attached to numerous tentacles around the eye, a single large eye in the center of the head, and a mouth with complex needle-sharp teeth. Their eyes have a variety of spells they may use, (Nimble may fiat which specific spells a beholder does or does not have), and their main eye is able to see in total darkness (main eye only). Beholders can get up to 10 feet wide, but it is very uncommon, as only the very oldest do that. Beholders livespan is variable to their caste, but around 16,000 to 18,000 years is a good estimate of their lifespans.

Starting place: Central southern region, biggest island.

Nation Colour: Aqua-blue

-don't fill this out-

Active Military: civilians (50d1)

Allies:

Enemies:

Tech: Basic agriculture, Copper

Buildings:

Population: 50

Culture:

Happiness:

>>1817

Changing my nation name to Quazecoatl's Blood.

>>1820

This is spooky_macgoo, alias Dafty, alias the pony thats 20% cooler than everyone, everywhere, everywhen.

Rolled 21, 93, 29 = 143 (3d100)

>>1826

Nation name: The Circle

Race: Pseudosuchia

Government: Shamanistic

Laws and Policies: Respect nature and it will respect you

Fluff: Living off the land, The Circle and her people strive to defend nature and its beauty, killing and eating anything that would harm it. Life is a circle, you give and take. Those who only take are vile, scum who deserve no place on this world, and it's our sacred duty to complete the circle and consume them, taking back what they stole.

Starting place: In a swamp, probably near a jungle or in one

Nation Colour: Red

Active Military: civilians (50d1)

Allies:

Enemies:

Tech: Basic agriculture, Copper

Buildings:

Population: 50

Culture:

Happiness

1-3; Tame nature and acquire nature magic

Rolled 60, 23, 62 = 145 (3d100)

>>1826

Nation name: Dwarf Digging Guild

Government: Corporate

Laws and Policies: Dig where we say

Fluff: The diggers dug to the digging rhythm of the digging Guild and they dug well.

Starting place: The shoe shaped mass of land in the south

Nation Colour: Gold

Active Military: civilians (50d1)

Allies:

Enemies:

Tech: Basic agriculture, Copper, Advanced digging techniques

Buildings:

Population: 50

Culture:

Happiness:

1 Get a formal Digging Site set up with wagons to haul out rocks to increase our digging productivity

2 Dig for a vein of copper where we will set up our first mine as The Digging Guild

3 Farm some land for our famous purple carrots

Rolled 84, 1, 46 = 131 (3d100)

>>1820

Nation name: TAMTATU

Race: Beholders

Government: Monarchy

Laws and Policies: Caste System: By sub-type of beholder, Elected Monarchy

Fluff: Very concerned with law, order, and private status as an individual, the Beholders of TAMTATU are a xenophobic, fairly hostile species, the creatures a large flying orb of tissue with numerous eyes attached to numerous tentacles around the eye, a single large eye in the center of the head, and a mouth with complex needle-sharp teeth. Their eyes have a variety of spells they may use, (Nimble may fiat which specific spells a beholder does or does not have), and their main eye is able to see in total darkness (main eye only). Beholders can get up to 10 feet wide, but it is very uncommon, as only the very oldest do that. Beholders livespan is variable to their caste, but around 16,000 to 18,000 years is a good estimate of their lifespans.

Starting place: Central southern region, biggest island.

Nation Colour: Aqua-blue

>Active Military: civilians (40d2)

>Tech: Basic heat magic, basic agriculture, copper

>Population: 40

>Buildings:

>Culture:

>Happiness:

ACTIONS

1-3: Clear land and make agricultural fields.

Rolled 49, 38, 71 = 158 (3d100)

Nation name: Chamomile

Race: Halflings

Government: Monarchy

Laws and Policies: Divine Right

Fluff: The Halflings of Chamomile believe in very simple things: The King and his line are the descendants of the great god Oolong, to shed blood in a holy place is an affront to their pantheon, and finders are indeed keepers.

Starting place: One of the south-eastern islands.

Nation Colour: Blue

Active Military: civilians (50d1)

Allies:

Enemies:

Tech: Basic agriculture, Copper

Buildings:

Population: 50

Culture:

Happiness:

1/2: Work to craft copper weapons for hunting purposes.

3: Search for places suitable for longterm habitation.

Rolled 33, 60, 97 = 190 (3d100)

>>1836

Nation name: The Circle

Race: Pseudosuchia

Government: Shamanistic

Laws and Policies: Respect nature and it will respect you

Fluff: Living off the land, The Circle and her people strive to defend nature and its beauty, killing and eating anything that would harm it. Life is a circle, you give and take. Those who only take are vile, scum who deserve no place on this world, and it's our sacred duty to complete the circle and consume them, taking back what they stole.

Starting place: In a swamp, probably near a jungle or in one

Nation Colour: Red

Active Military: civilians (50d1)

Allies:

Enemies:

Tech: Basic agriculture, Copper

Buildings:

Population: 50

Culture:

Happiness

1-3; Get nature magic 1/3

Rolled 32, 5, 97 = 134 (3d100)

>>1836

>Nation name: Kuu

>Race: Human

>Government: Matriarchal Republic

>Laws and Policies:

>>every woman must attend milita training for one weekend each month, and there are to be two weekends for training, that not all women be taken away from their ordinary employment at once.

>>every field and orchard must be surrounded by a hedgerow, for the purposes of defence

>Fluff: tl;dr: There are a lot of people, not a lot of whom are men, and they really like farming. Also, militias.

>The people of the nation of Kuu are afflicted by a curious condition regarding their reproductive activity. First, almost without exception, women have multiple births for every pregnancy, with triplets being most common, twins and quadruplets being fairly rare, and single births and broods greater than four being almost hunheard-of. Second, rather than a gender ratio of approximately 1:1, among the Kuu it is closer to 20:1, and in some areas, even 50:1, with females outnumbering males. As a result of these peculiarites, the Kuu societies highly value men, who are treated with great respect, and serve as "preists of the moon", with whom coupling is seen as an important sacriment in their religion. It is of some note that males of these people tend to be softer and smaller than females, lack body or facial hair, and their voices generally fail to drop around puberty. It is unknown whether this is related to the other unique features of the race.

>Kuu society places a heavy emphasis on farming, and as such is mostly rural communities, with other trades being largely to support the farmwork. The basic unit of social organization is the family, which typically consists of a number of "senior wives" and "junior wives", with "junior wives" serving the role typically filled by women in other societies, and senior wives acting filling the role typically held by men. Graduation from "junior" to "senior" usually occurs after a number of successful pregnancies. A woman will have her hair cut, and sign up with the militia, and after that, she will be regarded as a "senior" in society. Women who continue to act as a "junior" after the point when their peers have advanced will be treated with increasing scorn, derision, and social rejection.

>Each family is lead by the most senior wife considered fit to lead. The family leaders of a village or town form the core of NCO's in the milita, and the town government. Of them, one will be chosen as town leader for terms of ten years, and then these will congregate for grand assemblies of the whole nation. During times of war, one will be chosen as the national leader. Also duing these times, the other senior wives will be called up to serve in the militias, and, in particularly desperate circumstances, they will be joined by junior wives. Government is fairly limited, with law being made and enforced on a fairly local level, rarely rising beyond the town level. Taxes are fairly light, and tend to stay within the town.

>

>Starting place: {see pic}

>Nation Colour: Lavender

>-don't fill this out-

>Active Military: civilians (60d1), militia (40d2)

>Allies:

>Enemies:

>Tech: Basic agriculture, Copper

>Buildings:

>Population: 100

>Culture:

>Happiness:

1. A growing population requires more land: start settling the outlying territories and cultivating the land.

2. Research better systems for food production, such as animal husbandry and selective breeding

3. Dedicate one new village to the study of novel techniques, and call it "The Academy".

Rolled 17, 48, 61 = 126 (3d100)

>>1836

Nation name: TAMTATU

Race: Beholders

Government: Monarchy

Laws and Policies: Caste System: By sub-type of beholder, Elected Monarchy

Fluff: Very concerned with law, order, and private status as an individual, the Beholders of TAMTATU are a xenophobic, fairly hostile species, the creatures a large flying orb of tissue with numerous eyes attached to numerous tentacles around the eye, a single large eye in the center of the head, and a mouth with complex needle-sharp teeth. Their eyes have a variety of spells they may use, (Nimble may fiat which specific spells a beholder does or does not have), and their main eye is able to see in total darkness (main eye only). Beholders can get up to 10 feet wide, but it is very uncommon, as only the very oldest do that. Beholders livespan is variable to their caste, but around 16,000 to 18,000 years is a good estimate of their lifespans.

Starting place: Central southern region, biggest island.

Nation Colour: Aqua-blue

>Active Military: civilians (40d2)

>Tech: Basic heat magic, basic agriculture, copper

>Population: 40

>Buildings: Farms

>Culture:

>Happiness: -5? (a specific number total was not given to me)

ACTIONS

(free) - The elected monarch promulgates labor laws, to make the work more fair. The laws stipulate the number of hours laborers are expected to work, that they have the right to not be; tortured abused or overworked, but that they have the responsibility to do the work and not steal the outcome of the work. It also states that the higher castes are obligated to act if disaster strikes or the laborers are attacked whether by military force or by monsters.

1-3: Build homes for everybeholder.

Rolled 22, 65, 58 = 145 (3d100)

>>1836

Nation name: Dwarf Digging Guild

Government: Corporate

Laws and Policies: Dig where we say

Fluff: The diggers dug to the digging rhythm of the digging Guild and they dug well.

Starting place: The shoe shaped mass of land in the south

Nation Colour: Gold

Active Military: civilians (50d1)

Allies:

Enemies:

Tech: Basic agriculture, Copper, Advanced digging techniques

Buildings: Farms, Digging Site

Population: 50

Culture:

Happiness: +1

1 Grow some Hopps for beer

2 Our dig-engineers have devised plans for improving our logistics by having big wagons set in grooves in the mine which will make taking earth and rock out of the way of our miners much easier then just carrying the dirt and rocks out. Basic Logistics

3 Dig

Rolled 74, 7, 55 = 136 (3d100)

>>1836

>Nation name: Chamomile

>Race: Halflings

>Government: Monarchy

>Laws and Policies: Divine Right

>Fluff: The Halflings of Chamomile believe in very simple things: The King and his line are the descendants of the great god Oolong, to shed blood in a holy place is an affront to their pantheon, and finders are indeed keepers.

>Starting place: One of the south-eastern islands.

>Nation Colour: Blue

>Active Military: civilians (50d1)

>Allies:

>Enemies:

>Tech: Basic agriculture, Copper

>Buildings:

>Population: 50

>Culture:

>Happiness:

1. Send some hunters out to bring us meat to eat.

2. Begin creating some simple shelters among the roots.

3. See about creating tools to work the land with our copper.

Rolled 54, 71 = 125 (2d100)

Nation name: The Sepulchri

Race: Spirits, with human lower class

Government: Theocratic Oligarchy

Laws and Policies: Herein are stated the Ten Commands of the Highest

>1 - Each citizen not act as legal representative without signified forethought

>2 - Each citizen will offer obeisance to the Stately Order

>3 - Each citizen will maintain their life-fee

>4 - Any act of murder, grievous theft, rape or sorcery upon another will result in a fine equal to the afflicted's life-fee

>5 - No citizen may commit acts of theft, blasphemy, apostasy, or infringement upon the Stately Order.

>6 - A member of the Custodi may not, without approved legal reason, take to themselves a mortal host.

>7 - Any citizen who commits an act of murder, rape, grievous theft, or sorcery against a host to a Custodi must pay the life fine of both the host and the Custodi

>8 - No citizen may take land or proper from another citizen unless they have approved legal reason, and have paid the land-fee of that property.

>9 - Any citizen who cannot afford to pay their own land fee to the Stately Order will have their property forfeit.

>10 - Any citizen who cannot afford to pay their own life-fee to the Stately Order will have their life forfeit.

Fluff: The Sepulchri is a collective of smaller theocratic states - all led by an undying spirit pontiff and its clerics of the same kin. Seeing the oneness of their worship, they conspired to unite their power, and enforce political rule with religious authority.

Organized around a heirarchal priestly system called the Stately Order, the Custodi, or clerics, sit at the middle. The top level of oligarhic high-pontiffs, the nameless servants of a divinity they call the Highest, control dogma and political activity from high. The lower class is composed of humans, as well as the occasional dwarf of elf, who live in service of the church and the Stately Order.

Every member has a life-fee based on its skills, and its upbringing. The spirits, having had much time to become skillfull and a high upbringing, have the heaviest life-fee. The lower classes must either work hard in a meritocratic fashion, or be born into a wealthy family, in a plutocratic fashion. Either way, a life-fee determine's a person's rights under the law, and their status in society.

Starting place:

Nation Colour: Grey

Active Military: civilians (50d1)

Allies:

Enemies:

Tech: Basic agriculture, Copper, Currency, mediumship

Buildings: Temples

Population: 50

Culture: 1

Happiness:

1/2 - Establish a judicial service - lead by an ordained member of the Stately Order, they shall arbite disputes and deliver just punishment. All laws shall be thusly made, in accordance with the above Commandments. When new Edicts are handed down by the Highest, it will be this order who enacts them.

3 - Work on some agriculture as well, not all of us have the luxury of not needing food.

>>1837

Through nature you grow stronger. Tech: Basic agriculture, Copper, Nature Magic

>>1838

you've begun to use some of your food to try and tame animals to no avail. However your people have started to go hungry. Happiness: -1

Your people begin creating "The Academy" 1/2

>>1839

you're people are still a bit salty about the class difference but rallies have died down. Happiness: -3 (this is the total number)

laborers begin building homes while being managed by the upperclass. Buildings: Houses

>>1840

Engineers have discovered the power of logistics and have created something to transport earth and rock. Tech: Basic Agriculture, Copper, Advanced Digging Techniques, Basic Logistic, Mine Wagons

Soon, the digging site becomes exhausted and it becomes a large hole in the ground. The children sing songs and make up stories of how it got there calling it "The Great Hole." However, you do discover tin and nickel ores. Buildings: Farms, The Great Hole. Culture: +1

>>1841

Your come back with meat for the whole village. Happiness: +1

Your people develop copper hoes. Tech: Agriculture, Copper

>>1842

You create a judicial system but this requires a courthouse Buildings: Temples, Courthouse

Your people develope copper hoes. Tech: Agriculture, Copper, Currency, Mediumship

Rolled 16, 100, 60 = 176 (3d100)

>>1843

Nation name: The Circle

Race: Pseudosuchia

Government: Shamanistic

Laws and Policies: Respect nature and it will respect you

Fluff: Living off the land, The Circle and her people strive to defend nature and its beauty, killing and eating anything that would harm it. Life is a circle, you give and take. Those who only take are vile, scum who deserve no place on this world, and it's our sacred duty to complete the circle and consume them, taking back what they stole.

Starting place: In a swamp, probably near a jungle or in one

Nation Colour: Red

Active Military: civilians (50d1)

Allies:

Enemies:

Tech: Basic agriculture; Copper; Basic Nature Magic

Buildings:

Population: 50

Culture:

Happiness:

1-3; The council will learn how to properly harness the nature magic and become the Shaman.

Train Shaman

Rolled 68, 86, 46 = 200 (3d100)

>>1843

Nation name: The Sepulchri

Race: Spirits, with human lower class

Government: Theocratic Oligarchy

Laws and Policies: Herein are stated the Ten Commands of the Highest

>1 - Each citizen not act as legal representative without signified forethought

>2 - Each citizen will offer obeisance to the Stately Order

>3 - Each citizen will maintain their life-fee

>4 - Any act of murder, grievous theft, rape or sorcery upon another will result in a fine equal to the afflicted's life-fee

>5 - No citizen may commit acts of theft, blasphemy, apostasy, or infringement upon the Stately Order.

>6 - A member of the Custodi may not, without approved legal reason, take to themselves a mortal host.

>7 - Any citizen who commits an act of murder, rape, grievous theft, or sorcery against a host to a Custodi must pay the life fine of both the host and the Custodi

>8 - No citizen may take land or proper from another citizen unless they have approved legal reason, and have paid the land-fee of that property.

>9 - Any citizen who cannot afford to pay their own land fee to the Stately Order will have their property forfeit.

>10 - Any citizen who cannot afford to pay their own life-fee to the Stately Order will have their life forfeit.

Fluff: The Sepulchri is a collective of smaller theocratic states - all led by an undying spirit pontiff and its clerics of the same kin. Seeing the oneness of their worship, they conspired to unite their power, and enforce political rule with religious authority.

Organized around a heirarchal priestly system called the Stately Order, the Custodi, or clerics, sit at the middle. The top level of oligarhic high-pontiffs, the nameless servants of a divinity they call the Highest, control dogma and political activity from high. The lower class is composed of humans, as well as the occasional dwarf of elf, who live in service of the church and the Stately Order.

Every member has a life-fee based on its skills, and its upbringing. The spirits, having had much time to become skillfull and a high upbringing, have the heaviest life-fee. The lower classes must either work hard in a meritocratic fashion, or be born into a wealthy family, in a plutocratic fashion. Either way, a life-fee determine's a person's rights under the law, and their status in society.

Starting place:

Nation Colour: Grey

Active Military: civilians (50d1)

Allies:

Enemies:

Tech: Agriculture, Copper, Currency, Mediumship

Buildings: Courthouse, Temples

Population: 50

Culture: 1

Happiness:

1 - We shall be prosperous, but what good is prosperity without the happiness to appreciate it? Let our people revel in the grace of the Highest, that they may see why the Order holds its power.

2/3 - We are also defenseless. We can work copper, and we can hew wood and string fibers. We can make weapons. We can make soldiers. And we must.

Rolled 63, 13, 97 = 173 (3d100)

>>1843

Nation name: TAMTATU

Race: Beholders

Government: Monarchy

Laws and Policies: Caste System: By sub-type of beholder, Elected Monarchy, Labor Laws

Fluff: Very concerned with law, order, and private status as an individual, the Beholders of TAMTATU are a xenophobic, fairly hostile species, the creatures a large flying orb of tissue with numerous eyes attached to numerous tentacles around the eye, a single large eye in the center of the head, and a mouth with complex needle-sharp teeth. Their eyes have a variety of spells they may use, (Nimble may fiat which specific spells a beholder does or does not have), and their main eye is able to see in total darkness (main eye only). Beholders can get up to 10 feet wide, but it is very uncommon, as only the very oldest do that. Beholders livespan is variable to their caste, but around 16,000 to 18,000 years is a good estimate of their lifespans.

Starting place: Central southern region, biggest island.

Nation Colour: Aqua-blue

>Active Military: civilians (40d2)

>Tech: Basic heat magic, basic agriculture, copper

>Population: 40

>Buildings: Farms, Houses

>Culture:

>Happiness: -3

ACTIONS

1-3: Develop writing & cuniform alphabet.

Rolled 5, 37, 38 = 80 (3d100)

Nation name: Chamomile

Race: Halflings

Government: Monarchy

Laws and Policies: Divine Right

Fluff: The Halflings of Chamomile believe in very simple things: The King and his line are the descendants of the great god Oolong, to shed blood in a holy place is an affront to their pantheon, and finders are indeed keepers.

Starting place: One of the south-eastern islands.

Nation Colour: Blue

Active Military: civilians (50d1)

Allies:

Enemies:

Tech: Basic Agriculture, Copper, Copper Spears, Agriculture, Copper.

Buildings:

Population: 50

Culture:

Happiness: 1

1. Cultivate the land so that we may begin farming.

2. Make another attempt at burrowing further beneath the trees for larger living areas.

3. Begin training hunters as scouts so we can more easily get an idea for our surroundings.

Rolled 33, 6, 12 = 51 (3d100)

>>1843

Nation name: Dwarf Digging Guild

Government: Corporate

Laws and Policies: Dig where we say

Fluff: The diggers dug to the digging rhythm of the digging Guild and they dug well.

Starting place: The shoe shaped mass of land in the south

Nation Colour: Gold

Active Military: civilians (50d1)

Allies:

Enemies:

Tech: Basic agriculture, Copper, Advanced digging techniques, Basic Logistic, Mine Wagons

Buildings: Farms, The Great Hole

Population: 50

Culture: +1

Happiness: +1

1 With these new metals we can improve our Metallurgy with mastery over Tin and Nickle

2 This "Great Hole" is getting rather popular. I will open up some of the upper levels for residential development.

3 Train our military, toughen them up and get them in shape to carry their gear and still be in fighting shape after a march.

Rolled 29, 72, 48 = 149 (3d100)

>>1843

>>Nation name: Kuu

>>Race: Human

>>Government: Matriarchal Republic

>>Laws and Policies:

>>>every woman must attend milita training for one weekend each month, and there are to be two weekends for training, that not all women be taken away from their ordinary employment at once.

>>>every field and orchard must be surrounded by a hedgerow, for the purposes of defence

>>Fluff: tl;dr: There are a lot of people, not a lot of whom are men, and they really like farming. Also, militias.

>>Starting place: {see pic}

>>Nation Colour: Lavender

>>-don't fill this out-

>>Active Military: civilians (60d1), militia (40d2)

>>Allies:

>>Enemies:

>>Tech: Basic agriculture, Copper

>>Buildings:

>>Population: 100

>>Culture:

>>Happiness:

1. Complete The Academy

2. Continue working on advanced food-production techniques

3. Build more farms to increase raw food production

>>1851

Nation name: The Sepulchri

Race: Spirits, with human lower class

Government: Theocratic Oligarchy

Laws and Policies: Herein are stated the Ten Commands of the Highest

>1 - Each citizen not act as legal representative without signified forethought

>2 - Each citizen will offer obeisance to the Stately Order

>3 - Each citizen will maintain their life-fee

>4 - Any act of murder, grievous theft, rape or sorcery upon another will result in a fine equal to the afflicted's life-fee

>5 - No citizen may commit acts of theft, blasphemy, apostasy, or infringement upon the Stately Order.

>6 - A member of the Custodi may not, without approved legal reason, take to themselves a mortal host.

>7 - Any citizen who commits an act of murder, rape, grievous theft, or sorcery against a host to a Custodi must pay the life fine of both the host and the Custodi

>8 - No citizen may take land or proper from another citizen unless they have approved legal reason, and have paid the land-fee of that property.

>9 - Any citizen who cannot afford to pay their own land fee to the Stately Order will have their property forfeit.

>10 - Any citizen who cannot afford to pay their own life-fee to the Stately Order will have their life forfeit.

Fluff: The Sepulchri is a collective of smaller theocratic states - all led by an undying spirit pontiff and its clerics of the same kin. Seeing the oneness of their worship, they conspired to unite their power, and enforce political rule with religious authority.

Organized around a heirarchal priestly system called the Stately Order, the Custodi, or clerics, sit at the middle. The top level of oligarhic high-pontiffs, the nameless servants of a divinity they call the Highest, control dogma and political activity from high. The lower class is composed of humans, as well as the occasional dwarf of elf, who live in service of the church and the Stately Order.

Every member has a life-fee based on its skills, and its upbringing. The spirits, having had much time to become skillfull and a high upbringing, have the heaviest life-fee. The lower classes must either work hard in a meritocratic fashion, or be born into a wealthy family, in a plutocratic fashion. Either way, a life-fee determine's a person's rights under the law, and their status in society.

Starting place:

Nation Colour: Grey

Active Military: civilians (40d1), Basic Spearmen (10d2)

Allies:

Enemies:

Tech: Agriculture, Copper, Currency, Mediumship

Buildings: Courthouse, Temples

Population: 50

Culture: 2

Happiness: 1

1/2 - Continue the training of skilled soldiers for the subjugati- er, liberation of other regions.

3 - We must develop our ability to produce resources - after all, what good is a land-fee with untapped land? Focus especially on mining and farming.

Rolled 88, 49, 10 = 147 (3d100)

>>1852

Rolled 26, 33, 46 = 105 (3d100)

>>1851

Nation name: The Circle

Race: Pseudosuchia

Government: Shamanistic

Laws and Policies: Respect nature and it will respect you

Fluff: Living off the land, The Circle and her people strive to defend nature and its beauty, killing and eating anything that would harm it. Life is a circle, you give and take. Those who only take are vile, scum who deserve no place on this world, and it's our sacred duty to complete the circle and consume them, taking back what they stole.

Starting place: In a swamp, probably near a jungle or in one

Nation Colour: Red

Active Military: Civilians (40d1); Shaman (9d5); Head Shaman (1d20)

Allies:

Enemies:

Tech: Basic agriculture; Copper; Basic Nature Magic

Buildings:

Population: 50

Culture:

Happiness:

1-3; Our people live on the land, it's time to grow beyond our simple ways and become civilized. Grow homes of thick tied roots and reeds with a large center building inside a grown giant tree

Rolled 31, 82, 97 = 210 (3d100)

>>1851

Nation name: Dwarf Digging Guild

Government: Corporate

Laws and Policies: Dig where we say

Fluff: The diggers dug to the digging rhythm of the digging Guild and they dug well.

Starting place: The shoe shaped mass of land in the south

Nation Colour: Gold

Active Military: civilians (50d1)

Allies:

Enemies:

Tech: Basic agriculture, Copper, Advanced digging techniques, Basic Logistic, Mine Wagons

Buildings: Farms, The Great Hole, Slums

Population: 50

Culture: +0

Happiness: +1

1 Continue the search for metallurgic mastery over tin and nickle

2 Open a Dwarven Fighting Ring at the bottom of The Great Hole, brawling and gambling have their benefits to make the most of Slums.

3 Set up a new Digging Site

Rolled 65, 38, 40 = 143 (3d100)

>>1851

Nation name: TAMTATU

Race: Beholders

Government: Monarchy

Laws and Policies: Caste System: By sub-type of beholder, Elected Monarchy, Labor Laws

Fluff: Very concerned with law, order, and private status as an individual, the Beholders of TAMTATU are a xenophobic, fairly hostile species, the creatures a large flying orb of tissue with numerous eyes attached to numerous tentacles around the eye, a single large eye in the center of the head, and a mouth with complex needle-sharp teeth. Their eyes have a variety of spells they may use, (Nimble may fiat which specific spells a beholder does or does not have), and their main eye is able to see in total darkness (main eye only). Beholders can get up to 10 feet wide, but it is very uncommon, as only the very oldest do that. Beholders livespan is variable to their caste, but around 16,000 to 18,000 years is a good estimate of their lifespans.

Starting place: Central southern region, biggest island.

Nation Colour: Aqua-blue

>Active Military: civilians (40d2)

>Tech: Basic heat magic, basic agriculture, copper, Writing & Alphabet: Cuni-form

>Population: 40

>Buildings: Farms, Houses

>Culture: 2

>Happiness: -2

ACTIONS

(free) - Beholders of any caste may, when it is there to be had, rely on a surplus-harvest hand-out of food that costs them nothing, either during hard years, after disasters, and during difficult winters. This is drawn only from what is designated as public surplus, and only applies if there is a public surplus to be had.

1-3: Build silos to hold surplus harvest.

Rolled 76, 90, 91 = 257 (3d100)

>>1851

>>Nation name: Kuu

>>Race: Human

>>Government: Matriarchal Republic

>>Laws and Policies:

>>>every woman must attend milita training for one weekend each month, and there are to be two weekends for training, that not all women be taken away from their ordinary employment at once.

>>>every field and orchard must be surrounded by a hedgerow, for the purposes of defence

>>Fluff: tl;dr: There are a lot of people, not a lot of whom are men, and they really like farming. Also, militias.

>>Starting place: {see pic}

>>Nation Colour: Lavender

>>-don't fill this out-

>>Active Military: civilians (60d1), militia (40d2)

>>Allies:

>>Enemies:

>>Tech: Agriculture, Copper, Livestock Domestication

>>Buildings:

>>Population: 100

>>Culture:

>>Happiness:

1. Finish that Academy already

2. use the new supply of food to increase the population

3. develop new tools for increasing agricultural yield

>>1852

you continue to train soldiers. Active Military: civilians (30d1), Basic Spearmen (20d2)

>>1854

You manipulate the plant life to create shelter and a grand town center inside a tree that has been made colossal by the shaman magic. Buildings: Root Houses, Town Center. Happiness: 1

>>1855

You learn how to forge tin and nickle but haven't unlocked it's full potential. Tech: Basic agriculture, Copper, Advanced digging techniques, Basic Logistic, Mine Wagons, Tin, Nickle

The Great Hole is now divided into three sectors. The Slums at the top, the "Pit" at the bottom and the Great Hole inbetween. With the pit comes new possibilities of testing martial arts and creating entertainment for the people.Buildings: Farms, The Great Hole, Slums, The Pit. Culture: 1. Happiness: 2

>>1856

Silos are built for excess grain but excess grain would require more workers, harder workers and more farms. Buildings: Farms, Houses, Silos

>>1864

The Academy is completed. Buildings: The Academy. Culture: 1

If your people go hungry just once a week, you could support another 10. You encourage breeding. Population: 100. Happiness: -1

You develop an irrigation system that allows water to flow to dry farmlands to increase the food supply. However upgrading the farms you already have is easier said than done. Tech: Agriculture, Copper, Livestock Domestication, Irrigation

Rolled 76, 79, 18 = 173 (3d100)

>>1867

Nation name: The Circle

Race: Pseudosuchia

Government: Shamanistic

Laws and Policies: Respect nature and it will respect you

Fluff: Living off the land, The Circle and her people strive to defend nature and its beauty, killing and eating anything that would harm it. Life is a circle, you give and take. Those who only take are vile, scum who deserve no place on this world, and it's our sacred duty to complete the circle and consume them, taking back what they stole.

Starting place: In a swamp, probably near a jungle or in one

Nation Colour: Red

Active Military: Civilians (40d1); Shaman (9d5); Head Shaman (1d20)

Allies:

Enemies:

Tech: Basic agriculture; Copper; Basic Nature Magic

Buildings: Root Houses; Town Center

Population: 50

Culture:

Happiness: 1

1-3; Expand our territory west wage war on the inferior lizardmen who think themselves superior and abuse the land

>>1868

>>1867

Change this to training civilians to fight with their claws and use bone and reeds and leather armor more efficiently please, I'll reroll if you wish

Rolled 21, 96, 61 = 178 (3d100)

>>1867

Nation name: Dwarf Digging Guild

Government: Corporate

Laws and Policies: Dig where we say

Fluff: The diggers dug to the digging rhythm of the digging Guild and they dug well.

Starting place: The shoe shaped mass of land in the south

Nation Colour: Gold

Active Military: civilians (50d1)

Allies:

Enemies:

Tech: Basic agriculture, Copper, Advanced digging techniques, Basic Logistic, Mine Wagons, Tin, Nickle

Buildings: Farms, The Great Hole, Slums, The Pit

Population: 50

Culture: 1

Happiness: 2

(what about my new digging site with a 97 since The Great Hole's was exhausted I wanted to set up for a new mine or Hole to get new metals or minerals unless I should just continue digging at The Great Hole)

1 Its potential will be realized sooner or later. Improve Metallurgy over copper, tin and nickle

2 Train fighters in The Pit, The Slums should provide plenty of willing fighters

3 Theres plenty of space on the surface for cattle ranches which could give us all sorts of goodies

Rolled 21, 9, 21 = 51 (3d100)

>>1867

Nation name: TAMTATU

Race: Beholders

Government: Monarchy

Laws and Policies: Caste System: By sub-type of beholder, Elected Monarchy, Labor Laws, Domestic Aid emergency relief,

Fluff: Very concerned with law, order, and private status as an individual, the Beholders of TAMTATU are a xenophobic, fairly hostile species, the creatures a large flying orb of tissue with numerous eyes attached to numerous tentacles around the eye, a single large eye in the center of the head, and a mouth with complex needle-sharp teeth. Their eyes have a variety of spells they may use, (Nimble may fiat which specific spells a beholder does or does not have), and their main eye is able to see in total darkness (main eye only). Beholders can get up to 10 feet wide, but it is very uncommon, as only the very oldest do that. Beholders livespan is variable to their caste, but around 16,000 to 18,000 years is a good estimate of their lifespans.

Starting place: Central southern region, biggest island.

Nation Colour: Aqua-blue

>Active Military: civilians (40d2)

>Tech: Basic heat magic, basic agriculture, copper, Writing & Alphabet: Cuni-form

>Population: 40

>Buildings: Farms, Houses, Silos

>Culture: 2

>Happiness: -2

ACTIONS

1-3: Improve our agricultural techniques so that we can work smarter, not harder, and produce more food.

Rolled 59, 1, 29 = 89 (3d100)

>>1867

>>Nation name: Kuu

>>Race: Human

>>Government: Matriarchal Republic

>>Laws and Policies:

>>>every woman must attend milita training for one weekend each month, and there are to be two weekends for training, that not all women be taken away from their ordinary employment at once.

>>>every field and orchard must be surrounded by a hedgerow, for the purposes of defence

>>Fluff: tl;dr: There are a lot of people, not a lot of whom are men, and they really like farming. Also, militias.

>>Starting place: {see pic}

>>Nation Colour: Lavender

>>-don't fill this out-

>>Active Military: civilians (60d1), militia (40d2)

>>Allies:

>>Enemies:

>>Tech: Agriculture, Copper, Livestock Domestication

>>Buildings:

>The Academy

>>Population: 200

>>Culture: 1

>>Happiness: -1

(adding the 100 to pop since I was already at 100, can correct if that's not right)

1. Expand farmland using larger population

2. Build granaries to hold food surpluses

3. find new metals that can be used in the production of farm impliments

Rolled 52, 87, 72 = 211 (3d100)

Nation name: Chamomile

Race: Halflings

Government: Monarchy

Laws and Policies: Divine Right

Fluff: The Halflings of Chamomile believe in very simple things: The King and his line are the descendants of the great god Oolong, to shed blood in a holy place is an affront to their pantheon, and finders are indeed keepers.

Starting place: One of the south-eastern islands.

Nation Colour: Blue

Active Military: civilians (50d1)

Allies:

Enemies:

Tech: Basic Agriculture, Copper, Copper Spears, Agriculture, Copper.

Buildings: Semi-subteraneal Houses, Wetlands

Population: 50

Culture:

Happiness: 1

1. Scout out more of the island.

2./3. Try to see if we can salvage any kind of food source out of our new swampy home, frog husbandry maybe?

Rolled 39, 65, 40 = 144 (3d100)

>>1867

Nation name: The Sepulchri

Race: Spirits, with human lower class

Government: Theocratic Oligarchy

Laws and Policies: Herein are stated the Ten Commands of the Highest

>1 - Each citizen not act as legal representative without signified forethought

>2 - Each citizen will offer obeisance to the Stately Order

>3 - Each citizen will maintain their life-fee

>4 - Any act of murder, grievous theft, rape or sorcery upon another will result in a fine equal to the afflicted's life-fee

>5 - No citizen may commit acts of theft, blasphemy, apostasy, or infringement upon the Stately Order.

>6 - A member of the Custodi may not, without approved legal reason, take to themselves a mortal host.

>7 - Any citizen who commits an act of murder, rape, grievous theft, or sorcery against a host to a Custodi must pay the life fine of both the host and the Custodi

>8 - No citizen may take land or proper from another citizen unless they have approved legal reason, and have paid the land-fee of that property.

>9 - Any citizen who cannot afford to pay their own land fee to the Stately Order will have their property forfeit.

>10 - Any citizen who cannot afford to pay their own life-fee to the Stately Order will have their life forfeit.

Fluff: The Sepulchri is a collective of smaller theocratic states - all led by an undying spirit pontiff and its clerics of the same kin. Seeing the oneness of their worship, they conspired to unite their power, and enforce political rule with religious authority.

Organized around a heirarchal priestly system called the Stately Order, the Custodi, or clerics, sit at the middle. The top level of oligarhic high-pontiffs, the nameless servants of a divinity they call the Highest, control dogma and political activity from high. The lower class is composed of humans, as well as the occasional dwarf of elf, who live in service of the church and the Stately Order.

Every member has a life-fee based on its skills, and its upbringing. The spirits, having had much time to become skillfull and a high upbringing, have the heaviest life-fee. The lower classes must either work hard in a meritocratic fashion, or be born into a wealthy family, in a plutocratic fashion. Either way, a life-fee determine's a person's rights under the law, and their status in society.

Starting place:

Nation Colour: Grey

Active Military: civilians (30d1), Basic Spearmen (20d2)

Allies:

Enemies:

Tech: Agriculture, Copper, Currency, Mediumship

Buildings: Courthouse, Temples

Population: 50

Culture: 2

Happiness: 1

1/2 - Keep working on agriculture and mining.

3 - Improve our Host system, to make better homes for the Custodi in our mortal kin.

>>1876

wow omfg what is this fucking disgraceful picking this wtf there's no place for that in this board omfg wow fucking nasty fuck you kefka i cna't believe you just make a regular thing for once but you make this wow fucking disgusting no place for this wow is that an elf with a dick wow it's new speshul race wow fucking nasty ass nigga wow this is revolting fucking rude and disgusting making this shit in nimbles game i can't believe you

Rolled 19, 88, 51 = 158 (3d100)

>>1879

Nation name: The Sepulchri

Race: Spirits, with human lower class

Government: Theocratic Oligarchy

Laws and Policies: Herein are stated the Ten Commands of the Highest

>1 - Each citizen not act as legal representative without signified forethought

>2 - Each citizen will offer obeisance to the Stately Order

>3 - Each citizen will maintain their life-fee

>4 - Any act of murder, grievous theft, rape or sorcery upon another will result in a fine equal to the afflicted's life-fee

>5 - No citizen may commit acts of theft, blasphemy, apostasy, or infringement upon the Stately Order.

>6 - A member of the Custodi may not, without approved legal reason, take to themselves a mortal host.

>7 - Any citizen who commits an act of murder, rape, grievous theft, or sorcery against a host to a Custodi must pay the life fine of both the host and the Custodi

>8 - No citizen may take land or proper from another citizen unless they have approved legal reason, and have paid the land-fee of that property.

>9 - Any citizen who cannot afford to pay their own land fee to the Stately Order will have their property forfeit.

>10 - Any citizen who cannot afford to pay their own life-fee to the Stately Order will have their life forfeit.

Fluff: The Sepulchri is a collective of smaller theocratic states - all led by an undying spirit pontiff and its clerics of the same kin. Seeing the oneness of their worship, they conspired to unite their power, and enforce political rule with religious authority.

Organized around a heirarchal priestly system called the Stately Order, the Custodi, or clerics, sit at the middle. The top level of oligarhic high-pontiffs, the nameless servants of a divinity they call the Highest, control dogma and political activity from high. The lower class is composed of humans, as well as the occasional dwarf of elf, who live in service of the church and the Stately Order.

Every member has a life-fee based on its skills, and its upbringing. The spirits, having had much time to become skillfull and a high upbringing, have the heaviest life-fee. The lower classes must either work hard in a meritocratic fashion, or be born into a wealthy family, in a plutocratic fashion. Either way, a life-fee determine's a person's rights under the law, and their status in society.

Starting place:

Nation Colour: Grey

Active Military: civilians (30d1), Basic Spearmen (20d2)

Allies:

Enemies:

Tech: Agriculture, Copper, Currency, Mediumship

Buildings: Courthouse, Mine, Temples

Population: 50

Culture: 2

Happiness: 1

1/2 - Work on improving irrigation and farming methods, that we may have a larger harvest and thus a larger population, and thus a larger pool of potential hosts.

3 - See to the construction of walls around our largest inhabited city. After all, wealth attracts want from others, and we must have protection.

Rolled 45, 50, 19 = 114 (3d100)

>>1879

Nation name: The Circle

Race: Pseudosuchia

Government: Shamanistic

Laws and Policies: Respect nature and it will respect you

Fluff: Living off the land, The Circle and her people strive to defend nature and its beauty, killing and eating anything that would harm it. Life is a circle, you give and take. Those who only take are vile, scum who deserve no place on this world, and it's our sacred duty to complete the circle and consume them, taking back what they stole.

Starting place: In a swamp, probably near a jungle or in one

Nation Colour: Red

Active Military: Civilians (40d2); Shaman (9d5); Head Shaman (1d20)

Allies:

Enemies:

Tech: Basic agriculture; Copper; Basic Nature Magic

Buildings: Root Houses; Town Center

Population: 50

Culture:

Happiness: 1

1; Claim territory west

2-3; Increase population, soon it will be time for war

Rolled 78, 12, 64 = 154 (3d100)

>>1879

Nation name: Dwarf Digging Guild

Government: Corporate

Laws and Policies: Dig where we say

Fluff: The diggers dug to the digging rhythm of the digging Guild and they dug well.

Starting place: The shoe shaped mass of land in the south

Nation Colour: Gold

Active Military: civilians (40d1), Pit Fighters (10d2)

Allies:

Enemies:

Tech: Basic agriculture, Copper, Advanced digging techniques, Basic Logistic, Mine Wagons, Tin, Nickle

Buildings: Farms, The Great Hole, Slums, The Pit, Cattle Ranches

Population: 50

Culture: 1

Happiness: 3

1 Increase population

2 This new alloy is so close our metallurgy experts are meeting with our naming experts for the name of the anticipated alloy, they are thinking it should start with a B

3 We should advance our weapon producing ability, casts of weapons where we can readily pour in metal and give shape to it will make producing weapons much faster.

Rolled 68, 16, 63 = 147 (3d100)

>>1879

Nation name: TAMTATU

Race: Beholders

Government: Monarchy

Laws and Policies: Caste System: By sub-type of beholder, Elected Monarchy, Labor Laws, Domestic Aid emergency relief, Slavery

Fluff: Very concerned with law, order, and private status as an individual, the Beholders of TAMTATU are a xenophobic, fairly hostile species, the creatures a large flying orb of tissue with numerous eyes attached to numerous tentacles around the eye, a single large eye in the center of the head, and a mouth with complex needle-sharp teeth. Their eyes have a variety of spells they may use, (Nimble may fiat which specific spells a beholder does or does not have), and their main eye is able to see in total darkness (main eye only). Beholders can get up to 10 feet wide, but it is very uncommon, as only the very oldest do that. Beholders livespan is variable to their caste, but around 16,000 to 18,000 years is a good estimate of their lifespans.

Starting place: Central southern region, biggest island.

Nation Colour: Aqua-blue

>Active Military: civilians (40d2)

>Tech: Basic heat magic, basic agriculture, copper, Writing & Alphabet: Cuni-form

>Population: 40

>Buildings: Farms, Houses, Silos

>Culture: 2

>Happiness: -2

ACTIONS

(free) - Beholders of any caste may own non-beholder slaves, whether they were simply bought from a market, or gained through whatsoever means. All beholders are by definition -at least- 1 caste above a non-beholder of any type.

1-3: Build a "firing range" in which beholders of any caste may at their leisure practice their eye-beaming by shooting at large stone targets.

Rolled 73, 34, 5 = 112 (3d100)

>>1879

Nation name: Chamomile

Race: Halflings

Government: Monarchy

Laws and Policies: Divine Right

Fluff: The Halflings of Chamomile believe in very simple things: The King and his line are the descendants of the great god Oolong, to shed blood in a holy place is an affront to their pantheon, and finders are indeed keepers.

Starting place: One of the south-eastern islands.

Nation Colour: Blue

Active Military: civilians (50d1)

Allies:

Enemies:

Tech: Basic Agriculture, Copper, Copper Spears, Agriculture, Copper.

Buildings: Semi-subteraneal Houses, Wetlands, Frog Husbandry

Population: 50

Culture:

Happiness: 2

1/2: Right, now that we're semi-established, let's see about-ahem-increasing our population, shall we?

3: See about breeding these frogs into something…bigger.

Rolled 46, 55, 85 = 186 (3d100)

>>1885

Nation name: The Circle

Race: Pseudosuchia

Government: Shamanistic

Laws and Policies: Respect nature and it will respect you

Fluff: Living off the land, The Circle and her people strive to defend nature and its beauty, killing and eating anything that would harm it. Life is a circle, you give and take. Those who only take are vile, scum who deserve no place on this world, and it's our sacred duty to complete the circle and consume them, taking back what they stole.

Starting place: In a swamp, probably near a jungle or in one

Nation Colour: Red

Active Military: Civilians (50d2); Shaman (9d5); Head Shaman (1d20)

Allies:

Enemies:

Tech: Basic agriculture; Copper; Basic Nature Magic

Buildings: Root Houses; Town Center

Population: 50

Culture:

Happiness: 0

1-2; Establish hunting zones and times to increase food intake

3; Expand territory west

Rolled 72, 79 = 151 (2d100)

>>1879

Nation name: Kronovia

Race: Elves(with skin colors all over the color spectrum)

Government: Broodmother Matriarchy

Laws and Policies:

>Do not kill your sisters without need

>The Broodmother is your lord, and Volsvin is your savior

>Be strong and fast at all times

>Crush those who oppose you

Fluff: A race of soldiers and warriors with only one gender and two genitalia, the Kronovians are a race of brutally cunning females with little care for those not of your race. They believe that there is only one true male being, the high god Volsvin(pic related)and worship him fervently.

Starting place: Farthest south of main continent

Nation Colour: Red-Purple

-don't fill this out-

Active Military: civilians (50d1)

Allies:

Enemies:

Tech: Basic agriculture, Copper

Buildings:

Population: 50

Culture:

Happiness:

1,2. Begin setting up a way to gather more food in the perilous jungle

Rolled 78 (1d100)

>>1879

(3rd roll)

Pray to the only true god for physical blessings

Rolled 37, 69, 13 = 119 (3d100)

>>1885

Nation name: The Sepulchri

Race: Spirits, with human lower class

Government: Theocratic Oligarchy

Laws and Policies: Herein are stated the Ten Commands of the Highest

>1 - Each citizen not act as legal representative without signified forethought

>2 - Each citizen will offer obeisance to the Stately Order

>3 - Each citizen will maintain their life-fee

>4 - Any act of murder, grievous theft, rape or sorcery upon another will result in a fine equal to the afflicted's life-fee

>5 - No citizen may commit acts of theft, blasphemy, apostasy, or infringement upon the Stately Order.

>6 - A member of the Custodi may not, without approved legal reason, take to themselves a mortal host.

>7 - Any citizen who commits an act of murder, rape, grievous theft, or sorcery against a host to a Custodi must pay the life fine of both the host and the Custodi

>8 - No citizen may take land or proper from another citizen unless they have approved legal reason, and have paid the land-fee of that property.

>9 - Any citizen who cannot afford to pay their own land fee to the Stately Order will have their property forfeit.

>10 - Any citizen who cannot afford to pay their own life-fee to the Stately Order will have their life forfeit.

Fluff: The Sepulchri is a collective of smaller theocratic states - all led by an undying spirit pontiff and its clerics of the same kin. Seeing the oneness of their worship, they conspired to unite their power, and enforce political rule with religious authority.

Organized around a heirarchal priestly system called the Stately Order, the Custodi, or clerics, sit at the middle. The top level of oligarhic high-pontiffs, the nameless servants of a divinity they call the Highest, control dogma and political activity from high. The lower class is composed of humans, as well as the occasional dwarf of elf, who live in service of the church and the Stately Order.

Every member has a life-fee based on its skills, and its upbringing. The spirits, having had much time to become skillfull and a high upbringing, have the heaviest life-fee. The lower classes must either work hard in a meritocratic fashion, or be born into a wealthy family, in a plutocratic fashion. Either way, a life-fee determine's a person's rights under the law, and their status in society.

Starting place:

Nation Colour: Grey

Active Military: civilians (40d1), Basic Spearmen (20d2)

Allies:

Enemies:

Tech: Agriculture, Copper, Currency, Mediumship

Buildings: Courthouse, Mine, Temples

Population: 60

Culture: 2

Happiness: 1

1/2 - Continue trying to fortify our largest city, Melin.

3 - Also work on herding. We need meat and we've got more grain than we know what to do with

Rolled 2, 1, 2, 2, 1, 1, 2, 2, 1, 2, 2, 1, 2, 2, 1, 2, 2, 1, 2, 2, 2, 2, 1, 2, 2, 2, 1, 1, 2, 2, 1, 1, 1, 2, 1, 2, 1, 1, 1, 1 + 70 = 132 (40d2)

>>1879

>>>Nation name: Kuu

>>>Race: Human

>>>Government: Matriarchal Republic

>>>Laws and Policies:

>>>>every woman must attend milita training for one weekend each month, and there are to be two weekends for training, that not all women be taken away from their ordinary employment at once.

>>>>every field and orchard must be surrounded by a hedgerow, for the purposes of defence

>>>Fluff: tl;dr: There are a lot of people, not a lot of whom are men, and they really like farming. Also, militias.

>>>Starting place: {see pic}

>>>Nation Colour: Lavender

>>>-don't fill this out-

>>>Active Military: civilians (70d1), militia (40d2)

>>>Allies:

>>>Enemies:

>>>Tech: Agriculture, Copper, Livestock Domestication

>>>Buildings:

>>The Academy

>>>Population: 110

>>>Culture: 1

>>>Happiness: -1

1. roll to combat

Rolled 55, 29 = 84 (2d100)

>>1879

2. Build better-defended granaries

3. increase training for militas

Rolled 6, 87, 7 = 100 (3d100)

>>1885

Nation name: Dwarf Digging Guild

Government: Corporate

Laws and Policies: Dig where we say

Fluff: The diggers dug to the digging rhythm of the digging Guild and they dug well.

Starting place: The shoe shaped mass of land in the south

Nation Colour: Gold

Active Military: civilians (40d1), Pit Fighters (10d2)

Allies:

Enemies:

Tech: Basic agriculture, Copper, Advanced digging techniques, Basic Logistic, Mine Wagons, Tin, Nickle, Weapon casts

Buildings: Farms, The Great Hole, Slums, The Pit, Cattle Ranches

Population: 50

Culture: 1

Happiness: 3

(I was thinking the old fashioned way between a man and a woman, but then again maybe by putting that roll towards a call for dorfs to be part of the second Digging Site for a new metal and which could become a second Hole with that 97 here >>1855 that you never gave me)

1 Get that Bronze ratio right

2 Put the Call out for more dwarves to come join the Digging Guild and make a good honest living

3 Keep training more Pit Fighters

Rolled 71, 64, 31 = 166 (3d100)

>>1885

Nation name: Chamomile

Race: Halflings

Government: Monarchy

Laws and Policies: Divine Right

Fluff: The Halflings of Chamomile believe in very simple things: The King and his line are the descendants of the great god Oolong, to shed blood in a holy place is an affront to their pantheon, and finders are indeed keepers.

Starting place: One of the south-eastern islands.

Nation Colour: Blue

Active Military: civilians (49d1)

Allies:

Enemies:

Tech: Basic Agriculture, Copper, Copper Spears, Agriculture, Copper, Frog Husbandry

Buildings: Semi-subteraneal Houses, Wetlands,

Population: 49

Culture:

Happiness: 2

1/2/3: Ohhh bollocks, okay, let's get back to the fact we've somehow forgotten how to put the fishing pole into the fishing hole for a moment and launch a full scale search for that bloody thing. Capture it if you can, but kill it if you must.

Rolled 4, 76, 85 = 165 (3d100)

>>1885

Nation name: TAMTATU

Race: Beholders

Government: Monarchy

Laws and Policies: Caste System: By sub-type of beholder, Elected Monarchy, Labor Laws, Domestic Aid emergency relief, Slavery

Fluff: Very concerned with law, order, and private status as an individual, the Beholders of TAMTATU are a xenophobic, fairly hostile species, the creatures a large flying orb of tissue with numerous eyes attached to numerous tentacles around the eye, a single large eye in the center of the head, and a mouth with complex needle-sharp teeth. Their eyes have a variety of spells they may use, (Nimble may fiat which specific spells a beholder does or does not have), and their main eye is able to see in total darkness (main eye only). Beholders can get up to 10 feet wide, but it is very uncommon, as only the very oldest do that. Beholders livespan is variable to their caste, but around 16,000 to 18,000 years is a good estimate of their lifespans.

Starting place: Central southern region, biggest island.

Nation Colour: Aqua-blue

>Active Military: civilians (40d2)

>Tech: Basic heat magic, basic agriculture, copper, Writing & Alphabet: Cuni-form

>Population: 40

>Buildings: Farms, Houses, Silos, Firing Range

>Culture: 2

>Happiness: -2

ACTIONS

1-3: Build the world's first ziggurat.

Rolled 80, 95, 25 = 200 (3d100)

>>1895

>Nation name: Kuu

>Race: Human

>Government: Matriarchal Republic

>Laws and Policies:

>>every woman must attend milita training for one weekend each month, and there are to be two weekends for training, that not all women be taken away from their ordinary employment at once.

>>every field and orchard must be surrounded by a hedgerow, for the purposes of defence

>Fluff: tl;dr: There are a lot of people, not a lot of whom are men, and they really like farming. Also, militias.

>Starting place: {see pic}

>Nation Colour: Lavender

>Active Military: civilians (70d1), militia (40d2)

>Allies:

>Enemies:

>Tech: Agriculture, Copper, Livestock Domestication

>Buildings:

>>The Academy

>>granairy

>Population: 110

>Culture: 1

>Happiness: 0

1. develop fermented beverages from grain

2. encourage breeding, for pop increase

3. use the academy to research new farming tools.

>>1895

Nation name: Alno Kah

Race: Frogmen

Government: Theocracy/ Monarchy - God king

Laws and Policies:

-Pay your taxes to the priests

-Only priests may look upon the god-king

-All clans focus on a single thing and perfect it

-No murder, theft, ect.

-Do not stray from the god king's grace

Fluff: The temple libraries hold that at the dawn of time spirits roamed and monsters hunted across the land. It is stated that it was at this time that the races of the world came to be, including us. We were born into the swamps and jungles and spread. We formed the clans, tribes of families interdependent upon each other. The clans were lead by their own great chiefs, long lived and wise, it is said they devoured spirits to gain their power. The the clan wars started, blood wars for one slight or another that lasted generations. Finally an unknown frogman came and united the clans, devouring the power of the chiefs, becoming immortal and powerful. Some say able to see the future. Now the unifier resides in the palace temple, leading through the priests, the first clan to join him. All other clans specialize in a single trade and pass it through their clan, perfecting it. New members of the clans are recruited from the tadpole pools when the tadpoles grow their legs. A sacrifice of animals, captives, and magical objects are taken to the god-king yearly.

Starting place: Far left island in jungles.

Nation Colour: blue

-don't fill this out-

Active Military: civilians (50d1)

Allies:

Enemies:

Tech: Basic agriculture, Copper

Buildings:

Population: 50

Culture:

Happiness:

Rolled 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1 = 49 (49d1)

>>1895

>Nation name: Chamomile

>Race: Halflings

>Government: Monarchy

>Laws and Policies: Divine Right

>Fluff: The Halflings of Chamomile believe in very simple things: The King and his line are the descendants of the great god Oolong, to shed blood in a holy place is an affront to their pantheon, and finders are indeed keepers.

>Starting place: One of the south-eastern islands.

>Nation Colour: Blue

>Active Military: civilians (49d1)

>Allies:

>Enemies:

>Tech: Basic Agriculture, Copper, Copper Spears, Agriculture, Copper, Frog Husbandry

>Buildings: Semi-subteraneal Houses, Wetlands,

>Population: 49

>Culture:

>Happiness: 2

1. Combaaaat!

Rolled 75, 27, 92 = 194 (3d100)

>>1895

Nation name: The Circle

Race: Pseudosuchia

Government: Shamanistic

Laws and Policies: Respect nature and it will respect you

Fluff: Living off the land, The Circle and her people strive to defend nature and its beauty, killing and eating anything that would harm it. Life is a circle, you give and take. Those who only take are vile, scum who deserve no place on this world, and it's our sacred duty to complete the circle and consume them, taking back what they stole.

Starting place: In a swamp, probably near a jungle or in one

Nation Colour: Red

Active Military: Civilians (50d2); Shaman (9d5); Head Shaman (1d20)

Allies:

Enemies:

Tech: Basic agriculture; Copper; Basic Nature Magic

Buildings: Root Houses; Town Center

Population: 60

Culture:

Happiness: 0

1-2; Train further in the art of nature magic

3; Expand territory south east

Rolled 62, 80, 10 = 152 (3d100)

>>1900

Rolled 66, 33, 3 = 102 (3d100)

>>1895

Nation name: TAMTATU

Race: Beholders

Government: Monarchy

Laws and Policies: Caste System: By sub-type of beholder, Elected Monarchy, Labor Laws, Domestic Aid emergency relief, Slavery

Fluff: Very concerned with law, order, and private status as an individual, the Beholders of TAMTATU are a xenophobic, fairly hostile species, the creatures a large flying orb of tissue with numerous eyes attached to numerous tentacles around the eye, a single large eye in the center of the head, and a mouth with complex needle-sharp teeth. Their eyes have a variety of spells they may use, (Nimble may fiat which specific spells a beholder does or does not have), and their main eye is able to see in total darkness (main eye only). Beholders can get up to 10 feet wide, but it is very uncommon, as only the very oldest do that. Beholders livespan is variable to their caste, but around 16,000 to 18,000 years is a good estimate of their lifespans.

Starting place: Central southern region, biggest island.

Nation Colour: Aqua-blue

>Active Military: civilians (40d2)

>Tech: Basic heat magic, basic agriculture, copper, Writing & Alphabet: Cuni-form

>Population: 40

>Buildings: Farms, Houses, Silos, Firing Range, Ziggurat

>Culture: 3

>Happiness: -2

ACTIONS

1-3: Try to learn metal-working, specifically, copper-working.

Rolled 80, 56, 80 = 216 (3d100)

>>1895

Nation name: Kronovia

Race: Elves(with skin colors all over the color spectrum)

Government: Broodmother Matriarchy

Laws and Policies:

>Do not kill your sisters without need

>The Broodmother is your lord, and Volsvin is your savior

>Be strong and fast at all times

>Crush those who oppose you

Fluff: A race of soldiers and warriors with only one gender and two genitalia, the Kronovians are a race of brutally cunning females with little care for those not of your race. They believe that there is only one true male being, the high god Volsvin(pic related)and worship him fervently.

Starting place: Farthest south of main continent

Nation Colour: Red-Purple

-don't fill this out-

Active Military: civilians (50d1)

Allies:

Enemies:

Tech: Basic agriculture, Copper

Buildings: Farm

Population: 50

Culture:

Happiness:

1,2. Domesticate the animals of the jungle

3. Learn how to make metal weapons

Rolled 6, 99, 16 = 121 (3d100)

Nation name: Kronovia

Race: Elves(with skin colors all over the color spectrum)

Government: Broodmother Matriarchy

Laws and Policies:

>Do not kill your sisters without need

>The Broodmother is your lord, and Volsvin is your savior

>Be strong and fast at all times

>Crush those who oppose you

Fluff: A race of soldiers and warriors with only one gender and two genitalia, the Kronovians are a race of brutally cunning females with little care for those not of your race. They believe that there is only one true male being, the high god Volsvin(pic related)and worship him fervently.

Starting place: Farthest south of main continent

Nation Colour: Red-Purple

-don't fill this out-

Active Military: civilians (50d1)

Allies:

Enemies:

Tech: Basic agriculture, Copper, Tapir Domestication, Copper Spears

Buildings:

Population: 50

Culture:

Happiness:

1,2,3. Attempt to activate our own internal mental powers(Activate/Gain Psionic powers)

Rolled 23, 37, 81 = 141 (3d100)

>>1904

Nation name: The Circle

Race: Pseudosuchia

Government: Shamanistic

Laws and Policies: Respect nature and it will respect you

Fluff: Living off the land, The Circle and her people strive to defend nature and its beauty, killing and eating anything that would harm it. Life is a circle, you give and take. Those who only take are vile, scum who deserve no place on this world, and it's our sacred duty to complete the circle and consume them, taking back what they stole.

Nation Colour: Red

Active Military: Civilians (50d2); Shaman (9d5); Head Shaman (1d20)

Allies:

Enemies:

Tech: Basic agriculture; Copper; Basic Nature Magic

Buildings: Root Houses; Town Center

Population: 60

Culture:

Happiness: 0

1-3; Train nature magic, have a festival in the middle showing the prowess of our shaman and a beautiful display

Rolled 87, 90, 94 = 271 (3d100)

>>1904

>Nation name: Chamomile

>Race: Halflings

>Government: Monarchy

>Laws and Policies: Divine Right

>Fluff: The Halflings of Chamomile believe in very simple things: The King and his line are the descendants of the great god Oolong, to shed blood in a holy place is an affront to their pantheon, and finders are indeed keepers.

>Starting place: One of the south-eastern islands.

>Nation Colour: Blue

>Active Military: civilians (48d1)

>Allies:

>Enemies:

>Tech: Basic Agriculture, Copper, Copper Spears, Agriculture, Copper, Frog Husbandry

>Buildings: Semi-subteraneal Houses, Wetlands,

>Population: 48

>Culture:

>Happiness: 2

1/2: It's very obvious this misfortune is a sign from the gods. They are displeased that we have not increased our numbers. Fear not, the elders have an idea! A grand festival of fertility! Let us love and be loved, and let it be known all children born of this time are blessed of the gods.

3. Okay, let's be a liiiiittle more careful with how we breed these frogs this time, not TOO big, and not TOO mean.

Rolled 35, 28, 32 = 95 (3d100)

>>1895

Nation name: The Sepulchri

Race: Spirits, with human lower class

Government: Theocratic Oligarchy

Laws and Policies: Herein are stated the Ten Commands of the Highest

>1 - Each citizen not act as legal representative without signified forethought

>2 - Each citizen will offer obeisance to the Stately Order

>3 - Each citizen will maintain their life-fee

>4 - Any act of murder, grievous theft, rape or sorcery upon another will result in a fine equal to the afflicted's life-fee

>5 - No citizen may commit acts of theft, blasphemy, apostasy, or infringement upon the Stately Order.

>6 - A member of the Custodi may not, without approved legal reason, take to themselves a mortal host.

>7 - Any citizen who commits an act of murder, rape, grievous theft, or sorcery against a host to a Custodi must pay the life fine of both the host and the Custodi

>8 - No citizen may take land or proper from another citizen unless they have approved legal reason, and have paid the land-fee of that property.

>9 - Any citizen who cannot afford to pay their own land fee to the Stately Order will have their property forfeit.

>10 - Any citizen who cannot afford to pay their own life-fee to the Stately Order will have their life forfeit.

Fluff: The Sepulchri is a collective of smaller theocratic states - all led by an undying spirit pontiff and its clerics of the same kin. Seeing the oneness of their worship, they conspired to unite their power, and enforce political rule with religious authority.

Organized around a heirarchal priestly system called the Stately Order, the Custodi, or clerics, sit at the middle. The top level of oligarhic high-pontiffs, the nameless servants of a divinity they call the Highest, control dogma and political activity from high. The lower class is composed of humans, as well as the occasional dwarf of elf, who live in service of the church and the Stately Order.

Every member has a life-fee based on its skills, and its upbringing. The spirits, having had much time to become skillfull and a high upbringing, have the heaviest life-fee. The lower classes must either work hard in a meritocratic fashion, or be born into a wealthy family, in a plutocratic fashion. Either way, a life-fee determine's a person's rights under the law, and their status in society.

Starting place:

Nation Colour: Grey

Active Military: civilians (40d1), Basic Spearmen (20d2)

Allies:

Enemies:

Tech: Agriculture, Copper, Currency, Mediumship

Buildings: Courthouse, Fortifications (1d3 when defending), Mine, Temples

Population: 60

Culture: 2

Happiness: 1

1/2 - Back to Herding. Cattle and sheep, ideally.

3 - Continue selectively marrying off the populace to raise the collective suitability of Hosts.

Rolled 23, 40, 1 = 64 (3d100)

>>1904

Nation name: TAMTATU

Race: Beholders

Government: Monarchy

Laws and Policies: Caste System: By sub-type of beholder, Elected Monarchy, Labor Laws, Domestic Aid emergency relief, Slavery

Fluff: Very concerned with law, order, and private status as an individual, the Beholders of TAMTATU are a xenophobic, fairly hostile species, the creatures a large flying orb of tissue with numerous eyes attached to numerous tentacles around the eye, a single large eye in the center of the head, and a mouth with complex needle-sharp teeth. Their eyes have a variety of spells they may use, (Nimble may fiat which specific spells a beholder does or does not have), and their main eye is able to see in total darkness (main eye only). Beholders can get up to 10 feet wide, but it is very uncommon, as only the very oldest do that. Beholders livespan is variable to their caste, but around 16,000 to 18,000 years is a good estimate of their lifespans.

Starting place: Central southern region, biggest island.

Nation Colour: Aqua-blue

>Active Military: civilians (40d2)

>Tech: Basic heat magic, basic agriculture, copper, Writing & Alphabet: Cuni-form

>Population: 40

>Buildings: Farms, Houses, Silos, Firing Range, Ziggurat

>Culture: 3

>Happiness: -2

ACTIONS

1-3: Convene a council of Beholders to determine who our recognized gods are and to formalize beholder religion. Request the presence of an elder orb to supervise this council.

note: Elder orb caste beholders live much, muuuuuch longer than a normal beholder, and their eyes have sorcerer abilities instead of mage abilities, thats the main differences. Nimble may of course fiat however he likes, just an FYI though.

Rolled 88, 19, 88 = 195 (3d100)

>>1904

Nation name: Alno Kah

Race: Frogmen

Government: Theocracy/ Monarchy - God king

Laws and Policies:

-Pay your taxes to the priests

-Only priests may look upon the god-king

-All clans focus on a single thing and perfect it

-No murder, theft, ect.

-Do not stray from the god king's grace

Fluff: The temple libraries hold that at the dawn of time spirits roamed and monsters hunted across the land. It is stated that it was at this time that the races of the world came to be, including us. We were born into the swamps and jungles and spread. We formed the clans, tribes of families interdependent upon each other. The clans were lead by their own great chiefs, long lived and wise, it is said they devoured spirits to gain their power. The the clan wars started, blood wars for one slight or another that lasted generations. Finally an unknown frogman came and united the clans, devouring the power of the chiefs, becoming immortal and powerful. Some say able to see the future. Now the unifier resides in the palace temple, leading through the priests, the first clan to join him. All other clans specialize in a single trade and pass it through their clan, perfecting it. New members of the clans are recruited from the tadpole pools when the tadpoles grow their legs. A sacrifice of animals, captives, and magical objects are taken to the god-king yearly.

Starting place: Far left island in jungles.

Nation Colour: blue

-don't fill this out-

Active Military: civilians (50d1)

Allies:

Enemies:

Tech: Basic agriculture, Copper

Buildings: Temple Libraries

Population: 50

Culture: 1

Happiness:

1-3. Build Farms

Rolled 11, 14, 53 = 78 (3d100)

>>1904

>Nation name: Kuu

>Race: Human

>Government: Matriarchal Republic

>Laws and Policies:

>>every woman must attend milita training for one weekend each month, and there are to be two weekends for training, that not all women be taken away from their ordinary employment at once.

>>every field and orchard must be surrounded by a hedgerow, for the purposes of defence

>Fluff: tl;dr: There are a lot of people, not a lot of whom are men, and they really like farming. Also, militias.

>Starting place: {see pic}

>Nation Colour: Lavender

>Active Military: civilians (120d1), militia (40d2)

>Allies:

>Enemies:

>Tech: Agriculture, Copper, Livestock Domestication, irrigation, alcohol

>Buildings:

>>The Academy

>>granairy

>Population: 160

>Culture: 3

>Happiness: 2

1. Develop a syllabary to record our language in written form

2. send settlers to the south, around the bay to expand our territory

3. Construct new farms in our territory

>>1905

you find that the repression of the psionics has caused it to distort and corrupt. For some this has had a deadly effect ending in spontaneous combustion or exploding minds. Active Military: civilians (40d1). Population: 40

>>1906

some impurities have made the shield casts useless

you learn how to split limestone. Tech: Basic agriculture, Copper, Advanced digging techniques, Basic Logistic, Mine Wagons, Tin, Nickle, Weapon casts, Bronze, Limestone

You single out the elites from the others creating a new class of fighters and altering another. Active Military: civilians (40d1), Pit Fighters (10d2), Pit Champions (3d3) Pit Orcs (5d3)

>>1907

Recruit the public into learning the shaman arts through displays. Active Military: Civilians (50d2); Shaman (14d5); Head Shaman (1d20)

>>1908

fertility festival is a hit. Population: 68. Active Military: civilians (68d1)

you cannot find any smaller, less mean frogs anymore. It would seem that they have been completely killed off from your territory, only the offspring of the great frog. However you do manage to tame them. Tech: Basic Agriculture, Copper, Copper Spears, Agriculture, Copper, Frog Husbandry, Dire-Frog Domestication

>>1909

you train sheppards and domesticate young lambs which soon become full grown sheep.

Active Military: civilians (45d1), Basic Spearmen (20d2). Population: 65

>>1910

You create a religion for your people. Tech: Basic heat magic, basic agriculture, copper, Writing & Alphabet: Cuni-form, Religion. Culture: 4.

This religion however bans many things that your people enjoy and sentences a lot of them to death for sins they have commited. Active Military: civilians (30d2). Population: 30. Happiness: -4

>>1911

Your people create farms allowing them all to prevent hunger. Buildings: Temple Libraries, Farms. Happiness: 1

>>1912

You construct farms, finally being able to feed all of your people. Buildings: The Academy, Farms. Happiness: 3

Rolled 7, 23, 81 = 111 (3d100)

>>1912

>Nation name: Kuu

>Race: Human

>Government: Matriarchal Republic

>Laws and Policies:

>>every woman must attend milita training for one weekend each month, and there are to be two weekends for training, that not all women be taken away from their ordinary employment at once.

>>every field and orchard must be surrounded by a hedgerow, for the purposes of defence

>Fluff: tl;dr: There are a lot of people, not a lot of whom are men, and they really like farming. Also, militias.

>Starting place: {see pic}

>Nation Colour: Lavender

>Active Military: civilians (120d1), militia (40d2)

>Allies:

>Enemies:

>Tech: Agriculture, Copper, Livestock Domestication, irrigation, alcohol

>Buildings:

>>The Academy

>>Granairy

>>Farms

>Population: 160

>Culture: 3

>Happiness: 3

1. Develop a syllabary to record our language in written form

2. send settlers to the south, around the bay to expand our territory

3. Hold another fertility festival, to increase numbers.

Rolled 63, 37, 56 = 156 (3d100)

>>1913

Nation name: The Sepulchri

Race: Spirits, with human lower class

Government: Theocratic Oligarchy

Laws and Policies: Herein are stated the Ten Commands of the Highest

>1 - Each citizen not act as legal representative without signified forethought

>2 - Each citizen will offer obeisance to the Stately Order

>3 - Each citizen will maintain their life-fee

>4 - Any act of murder, grievous theft, rape or sorcery upon another will result in a fine equal to the afflicted's life-fee

>5 - No citizen may commit acts of theft, blasphemy, apostasy, or infringement upon the Stately Order.

>6 - A member of the Custodi may not, without approved legal reason, take to themselves a mortal host.

>7 - Any citizen who commits an act of murder, rape, grievous theft, or sorcery against a host to a Custodi must pay the life fine of both the host and the Custodi

>8 - No citizen may take land or proper from another citizen unless they have approved legal reason, and have paid the land-fee of that property.

>9 - Any citizen who cannot afford to pay their own land fee to the Stately Order will have their property forfeit.

>10 - Any citizen who cannot afford to pay their own life-fee to the Stately Order will have their life forfeit.

Fluff: The Sepulchri is a collective of smaller theocratic states - all led by an undying spirit pontiff and its clerics of the same kin. Seeing the oneness of their worship, they conspired to unite their power, and enforce political rule with religious authority.

Organized around a heirarchal priestly system called the Stately Order, the Custodi, or clerics, sit at the middle. The top level of oligarhic high-pontiffs, the nameless servants of a divinity they call the Highest, control dogma and political activity from high. The lower class is composed of humans, as well as the occasional dwarf of elf, who live in service of the church and the Stately Order.

Every member has a life-fee based on its skills, and its upbringing. The spirits, having had much time to become skillfull and a high upbringing, have the heaviest life-fee. The lower classes must either work hard in a meritocratic fashion, or be born into a wealthy family, in a plutocratic fashion. Either way, a life-fee determine's a person's rights under the law, and their status in society.

Starting place:

Nation Colour: Grey

Active Military: civilians (45d1), Basic Spearmen (20d2)

Allies:

Enemies:

Tech: Agriculture, Copper, Currency, Herding, Mediumship

Buildings: Courthouse, Fortifications (1d3 when defending), Mine, Temples

Population: 65

Culture: 2

Happiness: 1

1 - Enhance our mediumship skills, to bring a closer connection between the populace and the Custodi.

2/3 - A writing and filing system to track fees, taxes and property would be a boon to our nation. With it, we will have an edge over less civilized regions and be able to more efficiently gather resources!

Rolled 28, 75, 90 = 193 (3d100)

>>1913

Nation name: Dwarf Digging Guild

Government: Corporate

Laws and Policies: Dig where we say

Fluff: The diggers dug to the digging rhythm of the digging Guild and they dug well.

Starting place: The shoe shaped mass of land in the south

Nation Colour: Gold

Active Military: civilians (40d1), Pit Fighters (10d2), Pit Champion (3d3), Pit Orcs (5d3)

Allies:

Enemies:

Tech: Basic agriculture, Copper, Advanced digging techniques, Basic Logistic, Mine Wagons, Tin, Nickle, Weapon casts, Bronze, Limestone

Buildings: Farms, The Great Hole, Slums, The Pit, Cattle Ranches

Population: 58

Culture: 1

Happiness: 3

1 Build a Healing Temple out of limestone, we will bring learning to The Great Hole and our fighters could use some healers to keep them in fighting form

2 The Shield Casts. Large round bronze shields made efficiently

3 With all these fighters we can have a big show! People coming from all around to be entertained, then we can get more wealthy Dwarfs and glory-hound Orcs to join the Guild

Rolled 68, 49, 52 = 169 (3d100)

>Nation name: Chamomile

>Race: Halflings

>Government: Monarchy

>Laws and Policies: Divine Right

>Fluff: The Halflings of Chamomile believe in very simple things: The King and his line are the descendants of the great god Oolong, to shed blood in a holy place is an affront to their pantheon, and finders are indeed keepers.

>Starting place: One of the south-eastern islands.

>Nation Colour: Blue

>Active Military: civilians (68d1)

>Allies:

>Enemies:

>Tech: Basic Agriculture, Copper, Copper Spears, Agriculture, Copper, Frog Husbandry, Dire Frog Domestication

>Buildings: Semi-subteraneal Houses, Wetlands,

>Population: 68

>Culture:

>Happiness: 2

1: Begin training some of our braver hunters to ride these mighty direfrogs! They shall be backbone of our people's military forces!

2: Try and see if we can find some sturdier metals than copper on our island.

3: Begin converting one of the trees into a temple to the Fertility Goddess in thanks for our baby boom.

Rolled 64, 39, 58 = 161 (3d100)

>>1913

Nation name: The Circle

Race: Pseudosuchia

Government: Shamanistic

Laws and Policies: Respect nature and it will respect you

Fluff: Living off the land, The Circle and her people strive to defend nature and its beauty, killing and eating anything that would harm it. Life is a circle, you give and take. Those who only take are vile, scum who deserve no place on this world, and it's our sacred duty to complete the circle and consume them, taking back what they stole.

Nation Colour: Red

Active Military: Civilians (50d2); Shaman (14d5); Head Shaman (1d20)

Allies:

Enemies:

Tech: Basic agriculture; Copper; Basic Nature Magic

Buildings: Root Houses; Town Center

Population: 60

Culture:

Happiness: 0

1-2; Create Oyster, clams, and others of those types farms using nature magic to assist in rounding them up and creating the breeding pens for them

3; Train Nature magic 1/3

Rolled 4, 82, 10 = 96 (3d100)

>>1913

Nation name: TAMTATU

Race: Beholders

Government: Monarchy

Laws and Policies: Caste System: By sub-type of beholder, Elected Monarchy, Labor Laws, Domestic Aid emergency relief, Slavery

Fluff: Very concerned with law, order, and private status as an individual, the Beholders of TAMTATU are a xenophobic, fairly hostile species, the creatures a large flying orb of tissue with numerous eyes attached to numerous tentacles around the eye, a single large eye in the center of the head, and a mouth with complex needle-sharp teeth. Their eyes have a variety of spells they may use, (Nimble may fiat which specific spells a beholder does or does not have), and their main eye is able to see in total darkness (main eye only). Beholders can get up to 10 feet wide, but it is very uncommon, as only the very oldest do that. Beholders livespan is variable to their caste, but around 16,000 to 18,000 years is a good estimate of their lifespans.

Starting place: Central southern region, biggest island.

Nation Colour: Aqua-blue

>Active Military: civilians (40d2)

>Tech: Basic heat magic, basic agriculture, copper, Writing & Alphabet: Cuni-form, Formalized Religion

>Population: 40

>Buildings: Farms, Houses, Silos, Firing Range, Ziggurat

>Culture: 4

>Happiness: -4

ACTIONS

1-3: Give everybeholder copper roof-tiles. This is free and costs them neither pledges nor money, though they do have to put them on their own homes.

Rolled 44, 7, 56 = 107 (3d100)

>>1913

Nation name: Alno Kah

Race: Frogmen

Government: Theocracy/ Monarchy - God king

Laws and Policies:

-Pay your taxes to the priests

-Only priests may look upon the god-king

-All clans focus on a single thing and perfect it

-No murder, theft, ect.

-Do not stray from the god king's grace

Fluff: The temple libraries hold that at the dawn of time spirits roamed and monsters hunted across the land. It is stated that it was at this time that the races of the world came to be, including us. We were born into the swamps and jungles and spread. We formed the clans, tribes of families interdependent upon each other. The clans were lead by their own great chiefs, long lived and wise, it is said they devoured spirits to gain their power. The the clan wars started, blood wars for one slight or another that lasted generations. Finally an unknown frogman came and united the clans, devouring the power of the chiefs, becoming immortal and powerful. Some say able to see the future. Now the unifier resides in the palace temple, leading through the priests, the first clan to join him. All other clans specialize in a single trade and pass it through their clan, perfecting it. New members of the clans are recruited from the tadpole pools when the tadpoles grow their legs. A sacrifice of animals, captives, and magical objects are taken to the god-king yearly.

Starting place: Far left island in jungles.

Nation Colour: blue

-don't fill this out-

Active Military: civilians (50d1)

Allies:

Enemies:

Tech: Basic agriculture, Copper

Buildings: Temple Libraries, Farms

Population: 50

Culture: 1

Happiness: 1

1-3. Explore the surrounding area for unique resources.

Rolled 97, 36, 48 = 181 (3d100)

>>1922

Nation name: Dwarf Digging Guild

Government: Corporate

Laws and Policies: Dig where we say

Fluff: The diggers dug to the digging rhythm of the digging Guild and they dug well.

Starting place: The shoe shaped mass of land in the south

Nation Colour: Gold

Active Military: civilians (40d1), Pit Fighters (10d2), Pit Champion (3d3), Pit Orcs (5d3)

Allies:

Enemies:

Tech: Basic agriculture, Copper, Advanced digging techniques, Basic Logistic, Mine Wagons, Tin, Nickle, Weapon casts, Bronze, Limestone, Shied Casts

Buildings: Farms, The Great Hole, Slums, The Pit, Cattle Ranches, Healing Temple

Population: 58

Culture: 2

Happiness: 5

1 Expand

2 Update the standard of our military with state of the art bronze weapons and shields

3 Build a limestone wall around the Great Hole

Rolled 49, 35, 86 = 170 (3d100)

>Nation name: Chamomile

>Race: Halflings

>Government: Monarchy

>Laws and Policies: Divine Right

>Fluff: The Halflings of Chamomile believe in very simple things: The King and his line are the descendants of the great god Oolong, to shed blood in a holy place is an affront to their pantheon, and finders are indeed keepers.

>Starting place: One of the south-eastern islands.

>Nation Colour: Blue

>Active Military: civilians (63d1), Frogback Riders (5d3)

>Allies:

>Enemies:

>Tech: Basic Agriculture, Copper, Copper Spears, Agriculture, Copper, Frog Husbandry, Dire Frog Domestication, Tin, Nickle

>Buildings: Semi-subteraneal Houses, Wetlands, Fertility Temple

>Population: 68

>Culture: 1

>Happiness: 2

1. See about establishing a mine for our new metals, keep an eye for any other deposits of the stuff we can find.

2. Have a couple of the Frog Riders scout out the rest of our island.

3. Begin construction of a fitting palace for our King and his noble line.

Rolled 91, 71, 63 = 225 (3d100)

>>1922

Nation name: The Sepulchri

Race: Spirits, with human lower class

Government: Theocratic Oligarchy

Laws and Policies: Herein are stated the Ten Commands of the Highest

>1 - Each citizen not act as legal representative without signified forethought

>2 - Each citizen will offer obeisance to the Stately Order

>3 - Each citizen will maintain their life-fee

>4 - Any act of murder, grievous theft, rape or sorcery upon another will result in a fine equal to the afflicted's life-fee

>5 - No citizen may commit acts of theft, blasphemy, apostasy, or infringement upon the Stately Order.

>6 - A member of the Custodi may not, without approved legal reason, take to themselves a mortal host.

>7 - Any citizen who commits an act of murder, rape, grievous theft, or sorcery against a host to a Custodi must pay the life fine of both the host and the Custodi

>8 - No citizen may take land or proper from another citizen unless they have approved legal reason, and have paid the land-fee of that property.

>9 - Any citizen who cannot afford to pay their own land fee to the Stately Order will have their property forfeit.

>10 - Any citizen who cannot afford to pay their own life-fee to the Stately Order will have their life forfeit.

Fluff: The Sepulchri is a collective of smaller theocratic states - all led by an undying spirit pontiff and its clerics of the same kin. Seeing the oneness of their worship, they conspired to unite their power, and enforce political rule with religious authority.

Organized around a heirarchal priestly system called the Stately Order, the Custodi, or clerics, sit at the middle. The top level of oligarhic high-pontiffs, the nameless servants of a divinity they call the Highest, control dogma and political activity from high. The lower class is composed of humans, as well as the occasional dwarf of elf, who live in service of the church and the Stately Order.

Every member has a life-fee based on its skills, and its upbringing. The spirits, having had much time to become skillfull and a high upbringing, have the heaviest life-fee. The lower classes must either work hard in a meritocratic fashion, or be born into a wealthy family, in a plutocratic fashion. Either way, a life-fee determine's a person's rights under the law, and their status in society.

Starting place:

Nation Colour: Grey

Active Military: civilians (45d1), Basic Spearmen (20d2)

Allies:

Enemies:

Tech: Advanced Mediumship, Agriculture, Copper, Currency, Herding, Writing

Buildings: Courthouse, Fortifications (1d3 when defending), Mine, Temples

Population: 65

Culture: 2

Happiness: 1

1 - With our understanding of copper, we should expand it to its obvious end - why smelt only coins and jewelry? Weapons are a more suitable purpose.

2/3 - Begin expanding our territory afterwards. All shall be kept under the eternal vigil of the Highest.

Rolled 37, 35, 78 = 150 (3d100)

>>1922

Nation name: The Circle

Race: Pseudosuchia

Government: Shamanistic

Laws and Policies: Respect nature and it will respect you

Fluff: Living off the land, The Circle and her people strive to defend nature and its beauty, killing and eating anything that would harm it. Life is a circle, you give and take. Those who only take are vile, scum who deserve no place on this world, and it's our sacred duty to complete the circle and consume them, taking back what they stole.

Nation Colour: Red

Active Military: Civilians (50d2); Shaman (14d5); Head Shaman (1d20)

Allies:

Enemies:

Tech: Basic agriculture; Copper; Basic Nature Magic

Buildings: Root Houses; Town Center; Shellfish Farms

Population: 60

Culture:

Happiness: 0

1-2; Finish advancing our proficiency in nature magic

3; It's hard in the swamp, but with the assistance of nature magic, expand the copper mine deeper in the ground to find any other different metals

Rolled 27, 74, 80 = 181 (3d100)

>>1922

>Nation name: Kuu

>Race: Human

>Government: Matriarchal Republic

>Laws and Policies:

>>every woman must attend milita training for one weekend each month, and there are to be two weekends for training, that not all women be taken away from their ordinary employment at once.

>>every field and orchard must be surrounded by a hedgerow, for the purposes of defence

>Fluff: tl;dr: There are a lot of people, not a lot of whom are men, and they really like farming. Also, militias.

>Starting place: {see pic}

>Nation Colour: Lavender

>Active Military: civilians (130d1), militia (40d2)

>Allies:

>Enemies:

>Tech: Agriculture, Copper, Livestock Domestication, irrigation, alcohol, alphabet and writing,

>Buildings:

>>The Academy

>>Grainary

>>Farms

>Population: 170

>Culture: 3

>Happiness: 1

1. establish schools in each village, to be run by the priests, for the education of all who care to learn.

2. Experiment with harder and stronger metals for farm tools

3. Construct new farms in the recently-settled areas.

>>1922

Nation name: TAMTATU

Race: Beholders

Government: Monarchy

Laws and Policies: Caste System: By sub-type of beholder, Elected Monarchy, Labor Laws, Domestic Aid emergency relief, Slavery

Fluff: Very concerned with law, order, and private status as an individual, the Beholders of TAMTATU are a xenophobic, fairly hostile species, the creatures a large flying orb of tissue with numerous eyes attached to numerous tentacles around the eye, a single large eye in the center of the head, and a mouth with complex needle-sharp teeth. Their eyes have a variety of spells they may use, (Nimble may fiat which specific spells a beholder does or does not have), and their main eye is able to see in total darkness (main eye only). Beholders can get up to 10 feet wide, but it is very uncommon, as only the very oldest do that. Beholders livespan is variable to their caste, but around 16,000 to 18,000 years is a good estimate of their lifespans.

Starting place: Central southern region, biggest island.

Nation Colour: Aqua-blue

>Active Military: civilians (40d2)

>Tech: Basic heat magic, basic agriculture, copper, Writing & Alphabet: Cuni-form, Formalized Religion

>Population: 40

>Buildings: Farms, Houses, Silos, Firing Range, Ziggurat

>Culture: 4

>Happiness: -5

(free) - Elected Monarch abdicates. Elite beholders call for a new election. The elected monarch is given to the rebels to do with as they like. This is the custom when an unfit ruler causes a rebellion.

Rolled 24, 14, 49 = 87 (3d100)

>>1922

Nation name: Alno Kah

Race: Frogmen

Government: Theocracy/ Monarchy - God king

Laws and Policies:

-Pay your taxes to the priests

-Only priests may look upon the god-king

-All clans focus on a single thing and perfect it

-No murder, theft, ect.

-Do not stray from the god king's grace

Fluff: The temple libraries hold that at the dawn of time spirits roamed and monsters hunted across the land. It is stated that it was at this time that the races of the world came to be, including us. We were born into the swamps and jungles and spread. We formed the clans, tribes of families interdependent upon each other. The clans were lead by their own great chiefs, long lived and wise, it is said they devoured spirits to gain their power. The the clan wars started, blood wars for one slight or another that lasted generations. Finally an unknown frogman came and united the clans, devouring the power of the chiefs, becoming immortal and powerful. Some say able to see the future. Now the unifier resides in the palace temple, leading through the priests, the first clan to join him. All other clans specialize in a single trade and pass it through their clan, perfecting it. New members of the clans are recruited from the tadpole pools when the tadpoles grow their legs. A sacrifice of animals, captives, and magical objects are taken to the god-king yearly.

Starting place: Far left island in jungles.

Nation Colour: blue

-don't fill this out-

Active Military: civilians (50d1)

Allies:

Enemies:

Tech: Basic agriculture, Copper

Buildings: Temple Libraries, Farms

Population: 50

Culture: 1

Happiness: 1

1-3. Set up a logging camp, for wood.

>>1913

Why do I lose 10 pop when I had a 99?

>>1933

cuz you suck

Rolled 71, 70, 34 = 175 (3d100)

>>1935

Nation name: Alno Kah

Race: Frogmen

Government: Theocracy/ Monarchy - God king

Laws and Policies:

-Pay your taxes to the priests

-Only priests may look upon the god-king

-All clans focus on a single thing and perfect it

-No murder, theft, ect.

-Do not stray from the god king's grace

Fluff: The temple libraries hold that at the dawn of time spirits roamed and monsters hunted across the land. It is stated that it was at this time that the races of the world came to be, including us. We were born into the swamps and jungles and spread. We formed the clans, tribes of families interdependent upon each other. The clans were lead by their own great chiefs, long lived and wise, it is said they devoured spirits to gain their power. The the clan wars started, blood wars for one slight or another that lasted generations. Finally an unknown frogman came and united the clans, devouring the power of the chiefs, becoming immortal and powerful. Some say able to see the future. Now the unifier resides in the palace temple, leading through the priests, the first clan to join him. All other clans specialize in a single trade and pass it through their clan, perfecting it. New members of the clans are recruited from the tadpole pools when the tadpoles grow their legs. A sacrifice of animals, captives, and magical objects are taken to the god-king yearly.

Starting place: Far left island in jungles.

Nation Colour: blue

-don't fill this out-

Active Military: civilians (50d1)

Allies:

Enemies:

Tech: Basic agriculture, Copper

Buildings: Temple Libraries, Farms, Logging Camp

Population: 50

Culture: 1

1-3. Expand our territory

Happiness: 1

Rolled 77, 36, 87 = 200 (3d100)

>>1935

>Nation name: Chamomile

>Race: Halflings

>Government: Monarchy

>Laws and Policies: Divine Right

>Fluff: The Halflings of Chamomile believe in very simple things: The King and his line are the descendants of the great god Oolong, to shed blood in a holy place is an affront to their pantheon, and finders are indeed keepers.

>Starting place: One of the south-eastern islands.

>Nation Colour: Blue

>Active Military: civilians (63d1), Frogback Riders (5d3)

>Allies:

>Enemies:

>Tech: Basic Agriculture, Copper, Copper Spears, Agriculture, Copper, Frog Husbandry, Dire Frog Domestication, Tin, Nickle

>Buildings: Semi-subteraneal Houses, Wetlands, Fertility Temple, Tin and Nickle Mines

>Population: 68

>Culture: 1

>Happiness: 2

1. Have another fertility festival!

2. Keep working on the palace!

3. See about any kind of applications for our metals. Perhaps in conjuction with our copper?

Rolled 63, 69, 34 = 166 (3d100)

>>1935

Nation name: The DD Guild

Government: Corporate

Laws and Policies: Dig where we say

Fluff: The diggers dug to the digging rhythm of the digging Guild and they dug well.

Starting place: The shoe shaped mass of land in the south

Nation Colour: Gold

Active Military: civilians (40d1), Pit Fighters (10d2), Pit Champion (3d3), Pit Orcs (5d3)

Allies:

Enemies:

Tech: Basic agriculture, Copper, Advanced digging techniques, Basic Logistic, Mine Wagons, Tin, Nickle, Weapon casts, Bronze, Limestone, Shied Casts

Buildings: Farms, The Great Hole, Slums, The Pit, Cattle Ranches, Healing Temple

Population: 58

Culture: 2

Happiness: 5

New Law - The Dwarf Digging Guild is renamed The DD Guild

1 Expand

23 Call for people from our new territory to join the Guild. "You can learn to make bronze, you can learn to heal the wounded you can watch fights in The Pit if you join The Guild!"

Rolled 20, 87, 25 = 132 (3d100)

>>1935

Nation name: The Circle

Race: Pseudosuchia

Government: Shamanistic

Laws and Policies: Respect nature and it will respect you

Fluff: Living off the land, The Circle and her people strive to defend nature and its beauty, killing and eating anything that would harm it. Life is a circle, you give and take. Those who only take are vile, scum who deserve no place on this world, and it's our sacred duty to complete the circle and consume them, taking back what they stole.

Nation Colour: Red

Active Military: Civilians (50d2); Shaman (14d5); Head Shaman (1d20)

Allies:

Enemies:

Tech: Basic agriculture; Copper; Nature Magic

Buildings: Root Houses; Town Center; Shellfish Farms

Population: 60

Culture:

Happiness: 0

1-3; Establish a barracks and a forge next to it. Begin training about 20 warriors in use of copper swords and hammers and such

Rolled 96, 1, 1 = 98 (3d100)

Nation name: Kronovia

Race: Elves(with skin colors all over the color spectrum)

Government: Broodmother Matriarchy

Laws and Policies:

>Do not kill your sisters without need

>The Broodmother is your lord, and Volsvin is your savior

>Be strong and fast at all times

>Crush those who oppose you

Fluff: A race of soldiers and warriors with only one gender and two genitalia, the Kronovians are a race of brutally cunning females with little care for those not of your race. They believe that there is only one true male being, the high god Volsvin(pic related)and worship him fervently.

Starting place: Farthest south of main continent

Nation Colour: Red-Purple

-don't fill this out-

Active Military: civilians (40d1)

Allies:

Enemies:

Tech: Basic agriculture, Copper, Tapir Domestication, Copper Spears

Buildings:

Population: 40

Culture:

Happiness:

1,2. Pop roll

3. Build storehousrs for food

>>1940

>>1940

YES

YES

YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEES

Rolled 96, 56, 100 = 252 (3d100)

>>1935

>Nation name: Kuu

>Race: Human

>Government: Matriarchal Republic

>Laws and Policies:

>>every woman must attend milita training for one weekend each month, and there are to be two weekends for training, that not all women be taken away from their ordinary employment at once.

>>every field and orchard must be surrounded by a hedgerow, for the purposes of defence

>Fluff: tl;dr: There are a lot of people, not a lot of whom are men, and they really like farming. Also, militias.

>Starting place: {see pic}

>Nation Colour: Lavender

>Active Military: civilians (130d1), militia (40d2)

>Allies:

>Enemies:

>Tech: Agriculture, Copper, Livestock Domestication, irrigation, alcohol, alphabet and writing, copper carbonate and carbon oxide,

>Buildings:

>>The Academy

>>Grainary

>>Farms

>>More farms

>Population: 170

>Culture: 3

>Happiness: 1

1. continue to work on the establishment of schools

2. Hold another fertility festival, for population growth

3. conduct research on reddish rocks to see if they hold useful metals

Rolled 29, 7, 49 = 85 (3d100)

>>1935

Nation name: TAMTATU

Race: Beholders

Government: Monarchy

Laws and Policies: Caste System: By sub-type of beholder, Elected Monarchy, Labor Laws, Domestic Aid emergency relief, Slavery

Fluff: Very concerned with law, order, and private status as an individual, the Beholders of TAMTATU are a xenophobic, fairly hostile species, the creatures a large flying orb of tissue with numerous eyes attached to numerous tentacles around the eye, a single large eye in the center of the head, and a mouth with complex needle-sharp teeth. Their eyes have a variety of spells they may use, (Nimble may fiat which specific spells a beholder does or does not have), and their main eye is able to see in total darkness (main eye only). Beholders can get up to 10 feet wide, but it is very uncommon, as only the very oldest do that. Beholders livespan is variable to their caste, but around 16,000 to 18,000 years is a good estimate of their lifespans.

Starting place: Central southern region, biggest island.

Nation Colour: Aqua-blue

>Active Military: civilians (40d2)

>Tech: Basic heat magic, basic agriculture, copper, Writing & Alphabet: Cuni-form, Formalized Religion

>Population: 40

>Buildings: Farms, Houses, Silos, Firing Range, Ziggurat

>Culture: 4

>Happiness: 0

ACTIONS

1-3: Set up a copper-working school. Beholders may choose to enter it or not enter it, and it costs them nothing. This rule of being allowed to choose applies to any caste of beholders, but not non-beholder slaves.

Rolled 46, 70, 90 = 206 (3d100)

>>1948

>Nation name: Kuu

>Race: Human

>Government: Matriarchal Republic

>Laws and Policies:

>>every woman must attend milita training for one weekend each month, and there are to be two weekends for training, that not all women be taken away from their ordinary employment at once.

>>every field and orchard must be surrounded by a hedgerow, for the purposes of defence

>Fluff: tl;dr: There are a lot of people, not a lot of whom are men, and they really like farming. Also, militias.

>Starting place: {see pic}

>Nation Colour: Lavender

>Active Military: civilians (160d1), militia (40d2)

>Allies:

>Enemies:

>Tech: Agriculture, Copper, Livestock Domestication, irrigation, alcohol, alphabet and writing, copper carbonate and carbon oxide, Iron Working and Ferronese working,

>Buildings:

>>The Academy

>>Grainary

>>Farms

>>More farms

>>Schools

>Population: 200

>Culture: 4

>Happiness: 2

1. Develop farm implments with the newly discovered iron. Sharper tools will mean that three women can do the work that once took five to do, increasing crop yeilds per capita.

2. Build a network of roads between towns, to two ends: the first is to let food be moved around the country more easily, so that if one area experiences a poor harvest, they need not suffer greatly, and second, that troops can be better moved around the country in time of war.

3. Develop a currency, so that goods and services may be exchanged more easily, and specialization may take place.

Rolled 62, 50, 87 = 199 (3d100)

Nation name: Chamomile

Race: Halflings

Government: Monarchy

Laws and Policies: Divine Right

Fluff: The Halflings of Chamomile believe in very simple things: The King and his line are the descendants of the great god Oolong, to shed blood in a holy place is an affront to their pantheon, and finders are indeed keepers.

Starting place: One of the south-eastern islands.

Nation Colour: Blue

Active Military: civilians (75d1), Frog Riders (5d3)

Allies:

Enemies:

Tech: Basic Agriculture, Copper, Copper Spears, Agriculture, Copper, Frog Husbandry, Dire Frog Domestication, Tin, Nickle, Bronze

Buildings: Semi-subteraneal Houses, Wetlands, Fertility Temple, Tin and Nickle Mines, Almighty Palace.

Population: 80

Culture: 2

Happiness: 2

1. Experiment with utilizing the bronze we created, weapons or tools perhaps.

2. Train some more frog riders.

3. We need more food, let's go spear fishing!

Rolled 22, 63, 58 = 143 (3d100)

>>1948

Nation name: The DD Guild

Government: Corporate

Laws and Policies: Dig where we say

Fluff: The diggers dug to the digging rhythm of the digging Guild and they dug well.

Starting place: The shoe shaped mass of land in the south

Nation Colour: Gold

Active Military: civilians (57d1), Pit Fighters (10d3), Pit Champion (3d4), Pit Orcs (5d4)

Allies:

Enemies:

Tech: Basic agriculture, Copper, Advanced digging techniques, Basic Logistic, Mine Wagons, Tin, Nickle, Weapon casts, Bronze, Limestone, Shied Casts

Buildings: Farms, The Great Hole, Slums, The Pit, Cattle Ranches, Healing Temple, Limestone Wall

Population: 75

Culture: 2

Happiness: 5

(Forgot to change my military to their upgraded bronze rolls last update, have corrected that)

1 Expand, The Guild has a responsibility to invest in expansion to ultimately increase our chances bringing in more people and discovering new resources

2 To this endeavor we may one day need to expand to unclaimed land by ship or atleast have a better means of traveling and meeting people. With the bit of our territory that juts out into the sea we could have a natural Harbor that could shelter traveling boats and bring in new trade a great opportunity to make new relations. A Harbor benefiting from the natural enclosure of the land jutting out to the north

3 A Market would improve the economy, bringing the goods and services people seek to buy and sell to one place, it could attract outsiders looking to offer their own goods and after learning of our managing prowess join The Guild. Market.

Rolled 35, 67, 27 = 129 (3d100)

>>1948

Nation name: Alno Kah

Race: Frogmen

Government: Theocracy/ Monarchy - God king

Laws and Policies:

-Pay your taxes to the priests

-Only priests may look upon the god-king

-All clans focus on a single thing and perfect it

-No murder, theft, ect.

-Do not stray from the god king's grace

Fluff: The temple libraries hold that at the dawn of time spirits roamed and monsters hunted across the land. It is stated that it was at this time that the races of the world came to be, including us. We were born into the swamps and jungles and spread. We formed the clans, tribes of families interdependent upon each other. The clans were lead by their own great chiefs, long lived and wise, it is said they devoured spirits to gain their power. The the clan wars started, blood wars for one slight or another that lasted generations. Finally an unknown frogman came and united the clans, devouring the power of the chiefs, becoming immortal and powerful. Some say able to see the future. Now the unifier resides in the palace temple, leading through the priests, the first clan to join him. All other clans specialize in a single trade and pass it through their clan, perfecting it. New members of the clans are recruited from the tadpole pools when the tadpoles grow their legs. A sacrifice of animals, captives, and magical objects are taken to the god-king yearly.

Starting place: Far left island in jungles.

Nation Colour: blue

-don't fill this out-

Active Military: civilians (50d1)

Allies:

Enemies:

Tech: Basic agriculture, Copper

Buildings: Temple Libraries, Farms, Logging Camp

Population: 50

Culture: 1

Happiness: 1

1-3. Search for resources in our new land.

>>1948

Confused who is offering me what to trade, am I trading the magic for work and protection, or the work and protection for the magic?

Rolled 6, 30, 96 = 132 (3d100)

>>1948

Nation name: The Circle

Race: Pseudosuchia

Government: Shamanistic

Laws and Policies: Respect nature and it will respect you

Fluff: Living off the land, The Circle and her people strive to defend nature and its beauty, killing and eating anything that would harm it. Life is a circle, you give and take. Those who only take are vile, scum who deserve no place on this world, and it's our sacred duty to complete the circle and consume them, taking back what they stole.

Nation Colour: Red

Active Military: Civilians (50d2); Shaman (14d5); Head Shaman (1d20)

Allies:

Enemies:

Tech: Basic agriculture; Copper; Nature Magic

Buildings: Root Houses; Town Center; Shellfish Farms; Barracks; Forge

Population: 60

Culture:

Happiness: 0

1-3; Pick out a strong, but more importantly, wise member to be The General and train 24 other civilians in copper armor, round shields, and gladius

Rolled 96, 85, 14 = 195 (3d100)

>>1963

>Nation name: Kuu

>Race: Human

>Government: Matriarchal Republic

>Laws and Policies:

>>every woman must attend milita training for one weekend each month, and there are to be two weekends for training, that not all women be taken away from their ordinary employment at once.

>>every field and orchard must be surrounded by a hedgerow, for the purposes of defence

>Fluff: tl;dr: There are a lot of people, not a lot of whom are men, and they really like farming. Also, militias.

>Starting place: {see pic}

>Nation Colour: Lavender

>Active Military:

[civilians (160d1)]

[militia (40d2)]

>Allies:

>Enemies:

>Tech: Agriculture, Copper, Livestock Domestication, irrigation, alcohol, alphabet and writing, copper carbonate and carbon oxide, Iron Working and Ferronese working, Currency, Iron hoes

>Buildings:

[The Academy]

[Grainary]

[Farms]

[More farms]

[Schools]

[Roads]

>Population: 200

>Culture: 5

>Happiness: 2

1. make iron farm tools which can be converted into weapons, (such as scythes which can be made into glaives, pruning hooks which can be made into billhooks, and pitchforks which can be made into war forks) to increase the fighting capacity of the citizens and militia

2. watch the changing of the sky and the seasons to develop a calender, to tell our farmers when to sow and reap, to increase crop yields.

3. develop a number system which can be used to do basic arithmatic, geometry and algebra.

Rolled 52, 62, 52 = 166 (3d100)

>>1948

Nation name: TAMTATU

Race: Beholders

Government: Monarchy

Laws and Policies: Caste System: By sub-type of beholder, Elected Monarchy, Labor Laws, Domestic Aid emergency relief, Slavery

Fluff: Very concerned with law, order, and private status as an individual, the Beholders of TAMTATU are a xenophobic, fairly hostile species, the creatures a large flying orb of tissue with numerous eyes attached to numerous tentacles around the eye, a single large eye in the center of the head, and a mouth with complex needle-sharp teeth. Their eyes have a variety of spells they may use, (Nimble may fiat which specific spells a beholder does or does not have), and their main eye is able to see in total darkness (main eye only). Beholders can get up to 10 feet wide, but it is very uncommon, as only the very oldest do that. Beholders livespan is variable to their caste, but around 16,000 to 18,000 years is a good estimate of their lifespans.

Starting place: Central southern region, biggest island.

Nation Colour: Aqua-blue

>Active Military: civilians (40d2)

>Tech: Basic heat magic, basic agriculture, copper, Writing & Alphabet: Cuni-form, Formalized Religion

>Population: 40

>Buildings: Farms, Houses, Silos, Firing Range, Ziggurat, Copper-working schools

>Culture: 4

>Happiness: -1

(free) Nix the current version of the offered deal, saying that only beholders of certain castes actually do labor like that, ask the monsters if there is something else they would take instead.

ACTIONS

1-3: Improve agriculture.

Rolled 26, 16, 31 = 73 (3d100)

>>1963

Nation name: The DD Guild

Government: Corporate

Laws and Policies: Dig where we say

Fluff: The diggers dug to the digging rhythm of the digging Guild and they dug well.

Starting place: The shoe shaped mass of land in the south

Nation Colour: Gold

Active Military: civilians (57d1), Pit Fighters (10d3), Pit Champion (3d4), Pit Orcs (5d4)

Allies:

Enemies:

Tech: Basic agriculture, Copper, Advanced digging techniques, Basic Logistic, Mine Wagons, Tin, Nickle, Weapon casts, Bronze, Limestone, Shied Casts

Buildings: Farms, The Great Hole, Slums, The Pit, Cattle Ranches, Healing Temple, Limestone Wall, Harbor, Market

Population: 75

Culture: 3

Happiness: 5

1 Coinage. Made with copper, nickle and bronze we will create a monetary system using coins backed by Guild products and services, these coins will have the likeness of leaders and pit champions

2 Search for a new metal, we can't let anything precious escape our sight

3 Improve the Slums. Reduce their taxes, show them how to carve out better homes, teach them that they can fight in the Pit or learn at the Temple, raise livestock and farm or take on a career as a business man apprentice of the Guild

Rolled 3, 51, 75 = 129 (3d100)

Nation name: Chamomile

Race: Halflings

Government: Monarchy

Laws and Policies: Divine Right

Fluff: The Halflings of Chamomile believe in very simple things: The King and his line are the descendants of the great god Oolong, to shed blood in a holy place is an affront to their pantheon, and finders are indeed keepers.

Starting place: One of the south-eastern islands.

Nation Colour: Blue

Active Military: civilians (70d1), Frog Riders (10d3)

Allies:

Enemies:

Tech: Basic Agriculture, Copper, Copper Spears, Agriculture, Copper, Frog Husbandry, Dire Frog Domestication, Tin, Nickle, Bronze, Bronze Short Swords

Buildings: Semi-subteraneal Houses, Wetlands, Fertility Temple, Tin and Nickle Mines, Almighty Palace.

Population: 80

Culture: 2

Happiness: 2

1. Experimentally send two frog riders to one of the other islands to see what they can find.

2. Try and create tools to fell some of the trees we don't live in.

3. Try to train some of our citizens in defensive warfare, like a militia of sorts..

Rolled 73, 78, 95 = 246 (3d100)

>>1963

Nation name: Alno Kah

Race: Frogmen

Government: Theocracy/ Monarchy - God king

Laws and Policies:

-Pay your taxes to the priests

-Only priests may look upon the god-king

-All clans focus on a single thing and perfect it

-No murder, theft, ect.

-Do not stray from the god king's grace

Fluff: The temple libraries hold that at the dawn of time spirits roamed and monsters hunted across the land. It is stated that it was at this time that the races of the world came to be, including us. We were born into the swamps and jungles and spread. We formed the clans, tribes of families interdependent upon each other. The clans were lead by their own great chiefs, long lived and wise, it is said they devoured spirits to gain their power. The the clan wars started, blood wars for one slight or another that lasted generations. Finally an unknown frogman came and united the clans, devouring the power of the chiefs, becoming immortal and powerful. Some say able to see the future. Now the unifier resides in the palace temple, leading through the priests, the first clan to join him. All other clans specialize in a single trade and pass it through their clan, perfecting it. New members of the clans are recruited from the tadpole pools when the tadpoles grow their legs. A sacrifice of animals, captives, and magical objects are taken to the god-king yearly.

Starting place: Far left island in jungles.

Nation Colour: blue

-don't fill this out-

Active Military: civilians (50d1)

Allies:

Enemies:

Tech: Basic agriculture, Copper, Tin

Buildings: Temple Libraries, Farms, Logging Camp

Population: 50

Culture: 1

Happiness: 1

1-3. Research the properties of tin and maybe mix it with some copper (research bronze)

Rolled 31, 64, 33 = 128 (3d100)

Nation name: Kibrilon

Race: Aderek(race of monsters)

Government: Absolute Monarchy

Laws and Policies:

>Only the strong survive

>Take what is yours but give what is not

>Obey only those stronger than you

Fluff: The Aderek are a race of extremely brutal monsters. They are very strong, and consider strength in all forms as vital. They do lack high intelligence, and tend to be feral as a whole.

Starting place:

Nation Colour: Red-Purple

-don't fill this out-

Active Military: civilians (50d1)

Allies:

Enemies:

Tech: Basic agriculture, Copper

Buildings:

Population: 50

Culture: -2

Happiness:

1. Pop roll

2. Domesticate feral monsters

3. Breed monsters meant to fight.

>>1964

through the teaching of agricultural tools you train your people to fight. Active Military: Civilians (160d2), militia (40d3)

you develop a calander and your farmers continuosly create food

>>1965

you develop armor and a bladed shield but you have difficulties with a sword for some reason. Active Military: Civilians (25d2); Soldiers (24d4); General (1d4); Shaman (14d5); Head Shaman (1d20). Tech: Basic agriculture; Copper; Nature Magic, Copper Armour, Copper Bladed Shield

>>1966

You improve your agriculture. Tech: Basic heat magic, Agriculture, Copper, Writing & Alphabet: Cuni-form, Formalized Religion

They are also willing to do mercenary work

>>1967

You put currency into circulation. Tech: Basic agriculture, Copper, Advanced digging techniques, Basic Logistic, Mine Wagons, Tin, Nickle, Weapon casts, Bronze, Limestone, Shied Casts, Currency

The slums are eventually renevated into a much more middle class area. They all have opportunities to better themselves now. Culture: 4. Happiness: 6

>>1968

The two frog riders don't return. Active Military: civilians (70d1), Frog Riders (8d3)

You develop two-man saws. Tech: Basic Agriculture, Copper, Copper Spears, Agriculture, Copper, Frog Husbandry, Dire Frog Domestication, Tin, Nickle, Bronze, Bronze Short Swords, Bronze Two-Man Saws

You train a militia on how to use bronze weapons. Active Military: civilians (60d1), Frog Riders (10d3), Militia (10d3)

>>1969

You create bronze. Tech: Basic agriculture, Copper, Tin, Bronze

>>1970

How do you encourage breeding?

You begin domesticating carrion crawlers. 1/2

Rolled 83, 61, 87 = 231 (3d100)

>>1971

Nation name: The DD Guild

Government: Corporate

Laws and Policies: Dig where we say

Fluff: The diggers dug to the digging rhythm of the digging Guild and they dug well.

Starting place: The shoe shaped mass of land in the south

Nation Colour: Gold

Active Military: civilians (57d1), Pit Fighters (10d3), Pit Champion (3d4), Pit Orcs (5d4)

Allies:

Enemies:

Tech: Basic agriculture, Copper, Advanced digging techniques, Basic Logistic, Mine Wagons, Tin, Nickle, Weapon casts, Bronze, Limestone, Shied Casts, Currency

Buildings: Farms, The Great Hole, The Pit, Cattle Ranches, Healing Temple, Limestone Wall, Harbor, Market

Population: 75

Culture: 4

Happiness: 6

123 Encourage breeding. A very special show is on at The Pit, and everyone and their lovers are welcome to come in and join the Orgy Show or just take your wife along to enjoy the show from afar either way it should get the juices flowing in The Great Hole.

Rolled 7, 45, 77 = 129 (3d100)

>>1971

Nation name: Alno Kah

Race: Frogmen

Government: Theocracy/ Monarchy - God king

Laws and Policies:

-Pay your taxes to the priests

-Only priests may look upon the god-king

-All clans focus on a single thing and perfect it

-No murder, theft, ect.

-Do not stray from the god king's grace

Fluff: The temple libraries hold that at the dawn of time spirits roamed and monsters hunted across the land. It is stated that it was at this time that the races of the world came to be, including us. We were born into the swamps and jungles and spread. We formed the clans, tribes of families interdependent upon each other. The clans were lead by their own great chiefs, long lived and wise, it is said they devoured spirits to gain their power. The the clan wars started, blood wars for one slight or another that lasted generations. Finally an unknown frogman came and united the clans, devouring the power of the chiefs, becoming immortal and powerful. Some say able to see the future. Now the unifier resides in the palace temple, leading through the priests, the first clan to join him. All other clans specialize in a single trade and pass it through their clan, perfecting it. New members of the clans are recruited from the tadpole pools when the tadpoles grow their legs. A sacrifice of animals, captives, and magical objects are taken to the god-king yearly.

Starting place: Far left island in jungles.

Nation Colour: blue

-don't fill this out-

Active Military: civilians (50d1)

Allies:

Enemies:

Tech: Basic agriculture, Copper, Tin, Bronze

Buildings: Temple Libraries, Farms, Logging Camp

Population: 50

Culture: 1

Happiness: 1

1&2. Create some Bronze spears and shields.

3. Then train a unit of spearmen for defense and monster hunting.

Rolled 95, 93, 72 = 260 (3d100)

Nation name: Chamomile

Race: Halflings

Government: Monarchy

Laws and Policies: Divine Right

Fluff: The Halflings of Chamomile believe in very simple things: The King and his line are the descendants of the great god Oolong, to shed blood in a holy place is an affront to their pantheon, and finders are indeed keepers.

Starting place: One of the south-eastern islands.

Nation Colour: Blue

Active Military: civilians (60d1), Frog Riders (8d3), Milita (10d3)

Allies:

Enemies:

Tech: Basic Agriculture, Copper, Copper Spears, Agriculture, Copper, Frog Husbandry, Dire Frog Domestication, Tin, Nickle, Bronze, Bronze Short Swords, Bronze Two-Man Saws

Buildings: Semi-subteraneal Houses, Wetlands, Fertility Temple, Tin and Nickle Mines, Almighty Palace.

Population: 78

Culture: 2

Happiness: 2

1. Okay, lesson learned, obviously the salt water killed the frogs, so let's see if we can make some boats to go over there instead.

2. Train some more militiamen.

3. FERTILITY FEST

Rolled 59, 35, 25 = 119 (3d100)

>>1971

Nation name: TAMTATU

Race: Beholders

Government: Monarchy

Laws and Policies: Caste System: By sub-type of beholder, Elected Monarchy, Labor Laws, Domestic Aid emergency relief, Slavery

Fluff: Very concerned with law, order, and private status as an individual, the Beholders of TAMTATU are a xenophobic, fairly hostile species, the creatures a large flying orb of tissue with numerous eyes attached to numerous tentacles around the eye, a single large eye in the center of the head, and a mouth with complex needle-sharp teeth. Their eyes have a variety of spells they may use, (Nimble may fiat which specific spells a beholder does or does not have), and their main eye is able to see in total darkness (main eye only). Beholders can get up to 10 feet wide, but it is very uncommon, as only the very oldest do that. Beholders livespan is variable to their caste, but around 16,000 to 18,000 years is a good estimate of their lifespans.

Starting place: Central southern region, biggest island.

Nation Colour: Aqua-blue

>Active Military: civilians (40d2)

>Tech: Basic heat magic, Agriculture, copper, Writing & Alphabet: Cuni-form, Formalized Religion

>Population: 40

>Buildings: Farms, Houses, Silos, Firing Range, Ziggurat, Copper-working schools

>Culture: 4

>Happiness: -1

ACTIONs

(free) - Instruct the monsters that if we are to do mercenary work for them we are expecting to show no mercy and expecting to devour the slain. It would be ritually expected for our compatriot monsters to do the same. We are open to do the mercenary work, however, if it is something we feel that we can do.

1-3: Improve heat magic.

>>1972

You hold a mass orgy and many of your people fall pregnant. Active Military: civilians (107d1), Pit Fighters (10d3), Pit Champion (3d4), Pit Orcs (5d4). Population: 125

>>1973

The fertility festival becomes an annual thing. +50% pop each turn

>>1974

something goes wrong while smelting. A worker dies. Active Military: civilians (49d1). Population: 49.

You develop Bronze Shields. Tech: Basic agriculture, Copper, Tin, Bronze, Bronze Shields

You train a group of people to use these shields effectively. Active Military: civilians (39d1), Shield Men (10d1)

>>1975

You create seafaring water crafts. Tech: Basic Agriculture, Copper, Copper Spears, Agriculture, Copper, Frog Husbandry, Dire Frog Domestication, Tin, Nickle, Bronze, Bronze Short Swords, Bronze Two-Man Saws, Boats

more militia are trained. Active Military: civilians (45d1), Frog Riders (8d3), Milita (25d3)

You host another fertility festival and gain more population. Active Military: civilians (55d1), Frog Riders (8d3), Milita (25d3). Population: 88

>>1976

You misunderstand. They want to do mercenary work for you in exchange for shelter, food and protection against other civilizations. They are also willing to teach you illusion magic to sweeten the deal.

You get better at heat magic. Tech: Heat Magic, Agriculture, Copper, Writing & Alphabet: Cuni-form, Formalized Religion

Rolled 22, 93, 1 = 116 (3d100)

>>1977

Nation name: Chamomile

Race: Halflings

Government: Monarchy

Laws and Policies: Divine Right

Fluff: The Halflings of Chamomile believe in very simple things: The King and his line are the descendants of the great god Oolong, to shed blood in a holy place is an affront to their pantheon, and finders are indeed keepers.

Starting place: One of the south-eastern islands.

Nation Colour: Blue

Active Military: civilians (55d1), Frog Riders (8d3), Milita (25d3)

Allies:

Enemies:

Tech: Basic Agriculture, Copper, Copper Spears, Agriculture, Copper, Frog Husbandry, Dire Frog Domestication, Tin, Nickle, Bronze, Bronze Short Swords, Bronze Two-Man Saws, Boats

Buildings: Semi-subteraneal Houses, Wetlands, Fertility Temple, Tin and Nickle Mines, Almighty Palace.

Population: 88

Culture: 2

Happiness: 2

1: Okay, now, let's send a group of ten militia guys over to one of the islands using the boats.

2: Make Fertility Fest a yearly thing (Original idea, copyrite Chamomile 2015, donut steel)

3: Let's work on selectively breeding our frogs again, guide them towards a sleeker, faster design that's more useful for scouting.

Rolled 44, 17, 92 = 153 (3d100)

>>1977

Nation name: Alno Kah

Race: Frogmen

Government: Theocracy/ Monarchy - God king

Laws and Policies:

-Pay your taxes to the priests

-Only priests may look upon the god-king

-All clans focus on a single thing and perfect it

-No murder, theft, ect.

-Do not stray from the god king's grace

Fluff: The temple libraries hold that at the dawn of time spirits roamed and monsters hunted across the land. It is stated that it was at this time that the races of the world came to be, including us. We were born into the swamps and jungles and spread. We formed the clans, tribes of families interdependent upon each other. The clans were lead by their own great chiefs, long lived and wise, it is said they devoured spirits to gain their power. The the clan wars started, blood wars for one slight or another that lasted generations. Finally an unknown frogman came and united the clans, devouring the power of the chiefs, becoming immortal and powerful. Some say able to see the future. Now the unifier resides in the palace temple, leading through the priests, the first clan to join him. All other clans specialize in a single trade and pass it through their clan, perfecting it. New members of the clans are recruited from the tadpole pools when the tadpoles grow their legs. A sacrifice of animals, captives, and magical objects are taken to the god-king yearly.

Starting place: Far left island in jungles.

Nation Colour: blue

-don't fill this out-

Active Military: civilians (49d1) Shield Men (10d1)

Allies:

Enemies:

Tech: Basic agriculture, Copper, Tin, Bronze, Bronze Shileds

Buildings: Temple Libraries, Farms, Logging Camp

Population: 49

Culture: 1

Happiness: 1

1&2. Research bronze spears.

3. Give those shieldmen spears.

Rolled 2, 80, 41 = 123 (3d100)

>>1978

Nation name: The DD Guild

Government: Corporate

Laws and Policies: Dig where we say

Fluff: The diggers dug to the digging rhythm of the digging Guild and they dug well.

Starting place: The shoe shaped mass of land in the south

Nation Colour: Gold

Active Military: civilians (107d1), Pit Fighters (10d3), Pit Champion (3d4), Pit Orcs (5d4)

Allies:

Enemies:

Tech: Basic agriculture, Copper, Advanced digging techniques, Basic Logistic, Mine Wagons, Tin, Nickle, Weapon casts, Bronze, Limestone, Shied Casts, Currency

Buildings: Farms, The Great Hole, The Pit, Cattle Ranches, Healing Temple, Limestone Wall, Harbor, Market

Population: 125

Culture: 4

Happiness: 6

1 Annual Orgy in The Pit, since its now a fixed date the people can save up their strength and prepare good food and oils from the market in time for the next Orgy.

2 Recruit, train and arm Pit Orcs with bronze weapons and shields in The Pit

3 Now that we have reached the sea we can start fishing from the harbor

Rolled 41, 15, 5 = 61 (3d100)

>>1977

>Nation name: Kuu

>Race: Human

>Government: Matriarchal Republic

>Laws and Policies:

>>every woman must attend milita training for one weekend each month, and there are to be two weekends for training, that not all women be taken away from their ordinary employment at once.

>>every field and orchard must be surrounded by a hedgerow, for the purposes of defence

>Fluff: tl;dr: There are a lot of people, not a lot of whom are men, and they really like farming. Also, militias.

>Starting place: {see pic}

>Nation Colour: Lavender

>Active Military:

[civilians (260d2)]

[militia (40d3)]

>Allies:

>Enemies:

>Tech:

[Agriculture]

[Copper]

[Livestock Domestication]

[Irrigation]

[Alcohol]

[Alphabet and writing]

[Copper carbonate and carbon oxide]

[Iron Working and Ferronese working]

[Currency]

[Iron hoes]

[Calendar]

>Buildings:

[The Academy]

[Grainary]

[Farms]

[More farms]

[Schools]

[Roads]

>Population: 300

>Culture: 5

>Happiness: 2

1. Increase the militia percentage per village, so that every turn, a proportion of the new population is inducted into the militia.

2. Expand our territory to the east and the west.

3. Develop that number system.

Rolled 59, 90, 100 = 249 (3d100)

>>1971

Nation name: The Circle

Race: Pseudosuchia

Government: Shamanistic

Laws and Policies: Respect nature and it will respect you

Fluff: Living off the land, The Circle and her people strive to defend nature and its beauty, killing and eating anything that would harm it. Life is a circle, you give and take. Those who only take are vile, scum who deserve no place on this world, and it's our sacred duty to complete the circle and consume them, taking back what they stole.

Nation Colour: Red

Active Military: Civilians (25d2); Soldiers (24d4); General (1d4); Shaman (14d5); Head Shaman (1d20)

Allies:

Enemies:

Tech: Basic agriculture; Copper; Nature Magic; Copper Armor; Copper Bladed Shield

Buildings: Root Houses; Town Center; Shellfish Farms; Barracks; Forge

Population: 60

Culture:

Happiness: 0

1-2; Develop Gladius

3; Finish training of new deadly swamp dancing style

>>1978

You base a calendar around the Fertility Feast. +15% pop per turn. Tech: Basic Agriculture, Copper, Copper Spears, Agriculture, Copper, Frog Husbandry, Dire Frog Domestication, Tin, Nickle, Bronze, Bronze Short Swords, Bronze Two-Man Saws, Boats, Calendar

You create two new breeds of mega frogs. One is three times the size of your people the other is twice the size of that however both of them are too aggresive to domesticate. Because of this, the breeders release them into the wilderness around you civilization and they breech your walls every year and eat some citizens. -4 pop each turn until they are driven to extinction.

>>1979

You develop bronze spears. Tech: Basic agriculture, Copper, Tin, Bronze, Bronze Shileds, Bronze Spears

Shieldmen are trained with spears. Active Military: civilians (49d1) Spear Men (10d2)

>>1980

Your people get confused without a calendar and begin wasting their food because they don't know when each Orgy is. Happiness: 5

You train more orcs. Active Military: civilians (107d1), Pit Fighters (10d3), Pit Champion (3d4), Pit Orcs (10d4)

You begin spear fishing

>>1981

Your people feel frightened due to the increasing population and the lack of peace keeping causing raising theft and assault. Happiness: 1

every year, 25 civilians are conscripted against their will. Happiness: 0

Arguments arise about number systems and multiple appear only confusing the people. Eventually all the systems developed are scrapped causing unrest. Happiness: -1

Your graineries begin to empty but you still have enough to feed the people, for now.

>>1982

You develop Copper Gladius. Tech: Basic agriculture; Copper; Nature Magic; Copper Armor; Copper Bladed Shield, Copper Gladius

You develop 3 different martial arts that can work for unarmed soldiers, dual weilding soldiers and soldiers with a sword and shield. It is comprised of easy, fluid movements that become popular with youths and soon even civilians know it well. Active Military: Civilians (25d3); Soldiers (24d5); General (1d5); Shaman (14d6); Head Shaman (1d21). Tech: Basic agriculture; Copper; Nature Magic; Copper Armor; Copper Bladed Shield, Copper Gladius, Martial Arts. Culture: 2. Happiness: 1

Rolled 16, 47, 59 = 122 (3d100)

>>1983

>Nation name: Kuu

>Race: Human

>Government: Matriarchal Republic

>Laws and Policies:

>>every woman must attend milita training for one weekend each month, and there are to be two weekends for training, that not all women be taken away from their ordinary employment at once.

>>every field and orchard must be surrounded by a hedgerow, for the purposes of defence

>Fluff: tl;dr: There are a lot of people, not a lot of whom are men, and they really like farming. Also, militias.

>Starting place: {see pic}

>Nation Colour: Lavender

>Active Military:

[civilians (385d2)]

[militia (65d3)]

>Allies:

>Enemies:

>Tech:

[Agriculture]

[Copper]

[Livestock Domestication]

[Irrigation]

[Alcohol]

[Alphabet and writing]

[Copper carbonate and carbon oxide]

[Iron Working and Ferronese working]

[Currency]

[Iron hoes]

[Calendar]

>Buildings:

[The Academy]

[Grainary]

[Farms]

[More farms]

[Schools]

[Roads]

>Population: 450

>Culture: 5

>Happiness: 2

1,2 and 3: expand into new lands to the North, East and West.

Rolled 88, 88, 97 = 273 (3d100)

>>1983

Nation name: The DD Guild

Government: Corporate

Laws and Policies: Dig where we say

Fluff: The diggers dug to the digging rhythm of the digging Guild and they dug well.

Starting place: The shoe shaped mass of land in the south

Nation Colour: Gold

Active Military: civilians (102d1), Pit Fighters (10d3), Pit Champion (3d4), Pit Orcs (10d4)

Allies:

Enemies:

Tech: Basic agriculture, Copper, Advanced digging techniques, Basic Logistic, Mine Wagons, Tin, Nickle, Weapon casts, Bronze, Limestone, Shied Casts, Currency, Spear Fishing

Buildings: Farms, The Great Hole, The Pit, Cattle Ranches, Healing Temple, Limestone Wall, Harbor, Market

Population: 125

Culture: 4

Happiness: 5

123 The Tournament starts today, everyone is welcome to participate and those that make it past the preliminaries will become Pit Fighters and Pit Orcs and the tournament continues through not just 1v1 fights but group fights and obstacle courses then displays of skill with a multitude of weapons and those that make it past these rounds will be certified Champions. The Finale will be a team challenge where two teams with those remaining have to move through obstacles that require them to work together to reach the goal and become Pit Warriors. It will go year round changing the setup as needed so we don't need specific dates and once the Tournament is over we start right back up again with fresh recruits. Automatic Pit Recruitment.

>>1986

On second thought rename it The Pit Challenge or The Challenge

Rolled 32, 87, 10 = 129 (3d100)

>>1977

Nation name: TAMTATU

Race: Beholders

Government: Monarchy

Laws and Policies: Caste System: By sub-type of beholder, Elected Monarchy, Labor Laws, Domestic Aid emergency relief, Slavery

Fluff: Very concerned with law, order, and private status as an individual, the Beholders of TAMTATU are a xenophobic, fairly hostile species, the creatures a large flying orb of tissue with numerous eyes attached to numerous tentacles around the eye, a single large eye in the center of the head, and a mouth with complex needle-sharp teeth. Their eyes have a variety of spells they may use, (Nimble may fiat which specific spells a beholder does or does not have), and their main eye is able to see in total darkness (main eye only). Beholders can get up to 10 feet wide, but it is very uncommon, as only the very oldest do that. Beholders livespan is variable to their caste, but around 16,000 to 18,000 years is a good estimate of their lifespans.

Starting place: Central southern region, biggest island.

Nation Colour: Aqua-blue

>Active Military: civilians (40d2)

>Tech: heat magic, Agriculture, copper, Writing & Alphabet: Cuni-form, Formalized Religion

>Population: 40

>Buildings: Farms, Houses, Silos, Firing Range, Ziggurat, Copper-working schools

>Culture: 4

>Happiness: -1

(free) - This is an arrangement we can tolerate, instruct the monster group to select a leadership body so that we can formally treaty with them.

ACTIONS

1-3: Hunt and reproduce.

In the TSR canon, beholders reproduced by slaying things then vomiting their offspring (multiple offspring, each roughly the size of a tennis ball) into the slain bodies, the tennis-ball sized newborns eating the body and each other until the few survivors are big enough to be independent.

Nimble may nix this if he wishes to or has some other means of reproduction in mind for the beholders.

Rolled 97, 14, 87 = 198 (3d100)

Nation name: Chamomile

Race: Halflings

Government: Monarchy

Laws and Policies: Divine Right

Fluff: The Halflings of Chamomile believe in very simple things: The King and his line are the descendants of the great god Oolong, to shed blood in a holy place is an affront to their pantheon, and finders are indeed keepers.

Starting place: One of the south-eastern islands.

Nation Colour: Blue

Active Military: civilians (55d1), Frog Riders (8d3), Milita (25d3)

Allies:

Enemies:

Tech: Basic Agriculture, Copper, Copper Spears, Agriculture, Copper, Frog Husbandry, Dire Frog Domestication, Tin, Nickle, Bronze, Bronze Short Swords, Bronze Two-Man Saws, Boats

Buildings: Semi-subteraneal Houses, Wetlands, Fertility Temple, Tin and Nickle Mines, Almighty Palace.

Population: 88

Culture: 2

Happiness: 2

Effects: +15% Population Increase Per Turn

-4 Population Per Turn

1/2: Well…tits. OKAY! Let's find where THESE evil frog beasts went. This is what we get for tampering with Oolong's domain…

3: Find the best among the Frog Riders and appoint him as the captain of that particular branch of our forces.

Rolled 16, 62, 72 = 150 (3d100)

>>1983

Nation name: Alno Kah

Race: Frogmen

Government: Theocracy/ Monarchy - God king

Laws and Policies:

-Pay your taxes to the priests

-Only priests may look upon the god-king

-All clans focus on a single thing and perfect it

-No murder, theft, ect.

-Do not stray from the god king's grace

Fluff: The temple libraries hold that at the dawn of time spirits roamed and monsters hunted across the land. It is stated that it was at this time that the races of the world came to be, including us. We were born into the swamps and jungles and spread. We formed the clans, tribes of families interdependent upon each other. The clans were lead by their own great chiefs, long lived and wise, it is said they devoured spirits to gain their power. The the clan wars started, blood wars for one slight or another that lasted generations. Finally an unknown frogman came and united the clans, devouring the power of the chiefs, becoming immortal and powerful. Some say able to see the future. Now the unifier resides in the palace temple, leading through the priests, the first clan to join him. All other clans specialize in a single trade and pass it through their clan, perfecting it. New members of the clans are recruited from the tadpole pools when the tadpoles grow their legs. A sacrifice of animals, captives, and magical objects are taken to the god-king yearly.

Starting place: Far left island in jungles.

Nation Colour: blue

-don't fill this out-

Active Military: civilians (49d1) Spear Men (10d2)

Allies:

Enemies:

Tech: Basic agriculture, Copper, Tin, Bronze, Bronze Shileds, Bronze Spears

Buildings: Temple Libraries, Farms, Logging Camp

Population: 49

Culture: 1

Happiness: 1

1-3. Search our lands for interesting creatures or any living things of note.

>>1983

Nation name: The Circle

Race: Pseudosuchia

Government: Shamanistic

Laws and Policies: Respect nature and it will respect you

Fluff: Living off the land, The Circle and her people strive to defend nature and its beauty, killing and eating anything that would harm it. Life is a circle, you give and take. Those who only take are vile, scum who deserve no place on this world, and it's our sacred duty to complete the circle and consume them, taking back what they stole.

Nation Colour: Red

Active Military: Civilians (25d3); Soldiers (24d5); General (1d5); Shaman (14d6); Head Shaman (1d201

Allies:

Enemies:

Tech: Basic agriculture; Copper; Nature Magic; Copper Armor; Copper Bladed Shield; Copper Gladius; Martial Arts

Buildings: Root Houses; Town Center; Shellfish Farms; Barracks; Forge

Population: 60

Culture:

Happiness: 1

1-3; Claim land west

Rolled 7, 97, 69 = 173 (3d100)

>>2003

>>1983

>>2006

Nation name: The DD Guild

Government: Corporate

Laws and Policies: Dig where we say

Fluff: The diggers dug to the digging rhythm of the digging Guild and they dug well.

Starting place: The shoe shaped mass of land in the south

Nation Colour: Gold

Active Military: civilians (86d1), Pit Fighters (15d3), Pit Champion (6d4), Pit Orcs (15d4), Pit Warriors (3d5)

Allies:

Enemies:

Tech: Basic agriculture, Copper, Advanced digging techniques, Basic Logistic, Mine Wagons, Tin, Nickle, Weapon casts, Bronze, Limestone, Shied Casts, Currency, Spear Fishing

Buildings: Farms, The Great Hole, The Pit, Cattle Ranches, Healing Temple, Limestone Wall, Harbor, Market

Population: 125

Culture: 5

Happiness: 5

Pit Challenge - +5 Pit Fighters (d3) per turn, +5 Pit Orcs (d4) per turn, +3 Pit Champions (d4) per turn, +3 Pit Warriors (d5) per turn, -16 Civilians per turn

Law Change. Immigrants can earn citizenship by a number of ways; Fighting in the Pit and achieving Warrior rank, apprenticing to Guild Business, or creating your own business and making a profit for 10 consecutive years in Guild territory.

123 Encourage immigration per turn. Criers to the harbor, the market and every corner of our territory and beyond "Come answer the challenge of the Pit you doughty warriors, you master fighters, you seekers of fortune and glory! The Guild welcomes all but the Challenge waits for no man! Become a citizen of the Guild and be a part of the prosperity of The Great Hole. You Pit Pilgrims who journey from afar to reach the most prosperous arena in all the land we welcome you" Pit Pilgrim immigrants per turn.

Alternative Announcement

"SUNDAY SUNDAY SUNDAY! THE PIT FINALE THE SUPER CHALLENGE THIS SUNDAY NIGHT ONLY AT THE PIT BE THERE OR BE SQUARE"

Rolled 98, 3, 13 = 114 (3d100)

>>2008

Rolled 47, 99, 11 = 157 (3d100)

15% of 88 = 14

-4= 10 Pop gain

Nation name: Chamomile

Race: Halflings

Government: Monarchy

Laws and Policies: Divine Right

Fluff: The Halflings of Chamomile believe in very simple things: The King and his line are the descendants of the great god Oolong, to shed blood in a holy place is an affront to their pantheon, and finders are indeed keepers.

Starting place: One of the south-eastern islands.

Nation Colour: Blue

Active Military: civilians (65d1), Frog Riders (8d3), Milita (25d3)

Allies:

Enemies:

Tech: Basic Agriculture, Copper, Copper Spears, Agriculture, Copper, Frog Husbandry, Dire Frog Domestication, Tin, Nickle, Bronze, Bronze Short Swords, Bronze Two-Man Saws, Boats

Buildings: Semi-subteraneal Houses, Wetlands, Fertility Temple, Tin and Nickle Mines, Almighty Palace.

Population: 98

Culture: 2

Happiness: 2

Effects: +15% Population Increase Per Turn

-4 Population Per Turn

15% of 88 = 14

-4= 10

1/2/3: GET THOSE FROGS!

Rolled 96, 77, 24 = 197 (3d100)

>>2006

Nation name: Alno Kah

Race: Frogmen

Government: Theocracy/ Monarchy - God king

Laws and Policies:

-Pay your taxes to the priests

-Only priests may look upon the god-king

-All clans focus on a single thing and perfect it

-No murder, theft, ect.

-Do not stray from the god king's grace

Fluff: The temple libraries hold that at the dawn of time spirits roamed and monsters hunted across the land. It is stated that it was at this time that the races of the world came to be, including us. We were born into the swamps and jungles and spread. We formed the clans, tribes of families interdependent upon each other. The clans were lead by their own great chiefs, long lived and wise, it is said they devoured spirits to gain their power. The the clan wars started, blood wars for one slight or another that lasted generations. Finally an unknown frogman came and united the clans, devouring the power of the chiefs, becoming immortal and powerful. Some say able to see the future. Now the unifier resides in the palace temple, leading through the priests, the first clan to join him. All other clans specialize in a single trade and pass it through their clan, perfecting it. New members of the clans are recruited from the tadpole pools when the tadpoles grow their legs. A sacrifice of animals, captives, and magical objects are taken to the god-king yearly.

Starting place: Far left island in jungles.

Nation Colour: blue

-don't fill this out-

Active Military: civilians (49d1) Spear Men (10d2)

Allies:

Enemies:

Tech: Basic agriculture, Copper, Tin, Bronze, Bronze Shileds, Bronze Spears

Buildings: Temple Libraries, Farms, Logging Camp

Population: 49

Culture: 1

Happiness: 1

Not very interesting.

1-3. Expand!

Rolled 98, 11, 89 = 198 (3d100)

>>2006

Nation name: TAMTATU

Race: Beholders

Government: Monarchy

Laws and Policies: Caste System: By sub-type of beholder, Elected Monarchy, Labor Laws, Domestic Aid emergency relief, Slavery

Fluff: Very concerned with law, order, and private status as an individual, the Beholders of TAMTATU are a xenophobic, fairly hostile species, the creatures a large flying orb of tissue with numerous eyes attached to numerous tentacles around the eye, a single large eye in the center of the head, and a mouth with complex needle-sharp teeth. Their eyes have a variety of spells they may use, (Nimble may fiat which specific spells a beholder does or does not have), and their main eye is able to see in total darkness (main eye only). Beholders can get up to 10 feet wide, but it is very uncommon, as only the very oldest do that. Beholders livespan is variable to their caste, but around 16,000 to 18,000 years is a good estimate of their lifespans.

Starting place: Central southern region, biggest island.

Nation Colour: Aqua-blue

>Active Military: civilians (50d2)

>Tech: heat magic, Agriculture, copper, Writing & Alphabet: Cuni-form, Formalized Religion

>Population: 50

>Buildings: Farms, Houses, Silos, Firing Range, Ziggurat, Copper-working schools

>Culture: 4

>Happiness: -1

ACTIONS

1-3: Expand.

>>2006

Nation name: The Circle

Race: Pseudosuchia

Government: Shamanistic

Laws and Policies: Respect nature and it will respect you

Fluff: Living off the land, The Circle and her people strive to defend nature and its beauty, killing and eating anything that would harm it. Life is a circle, you give and take. Those who only take are vile, scum who deserve no place on this world, and it's our sacred duty to complete the circle and consume them, taking back what they stole.

Nation Colour: Red

Active Military: Civilians (25d3); Soldiers (24d5); General (1d5); Shaman (14d6); Head Shaman (1d201

Allies:

Enemies:

Tech: Basic agriculture; Copper; Nature Magic; Copper Armor; Copper Bladed Shield; Copper Gladius; Martial Arts

Buildings: Root Houses; Town Center; Shellfish Farms; Barracks; Forge

Population: 60

Culture:

Happiness: 1

ech disgusting remove these disgusting mixed bloods, they're fucking giving me a migraine and their existence if a very afront to nature. Take their villages as our own though

Dice rolls momentarily

Rolled 2, 5, 2, 4, 3, 4, 2, 2, 3, 1, 2, 4, 4, 3, 5, 3, 2, 4, 2, 5, 3, 4, 1, 2, 2 = 74 (25d5)

>>2014

>>2006

Soldiers and General

>>2007

Is that a Tarantula Wasp?

Rolled 6, 5, 3, 6, 1, 1, 1, 6, 1, 4, 6, 4, 4, 6 = 54 (14d6)

>>2014

>>2006

Shaman

Rolled 11 (1d21)

>>2014

>>2006

Head Shaman

Rolled 3, 2, 1, 3, 1, 3, 1, 3, 1, 3 = 21 (10d3)

>>2014

>>2006

Some Civilians

Done now

Rolled 1, 1, 1, 2, 2, 1, 1, 2, 2, 2, 1, 2, 2, 1, 1, 2, 2, 1, 2, 2, 1, 2, 1, 2, 2, 2, 2, 1, 2, 2, 1, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 1, 1, 2, 2, 1, 2, 2, 1, 1, 2, 1, 2 = 81 (50d2)

Rolling for defense of the absent Quazecoatl's Blood

Rolled 35, 85, 26 = 146 (3d100)

>>2022

Nation name: The DD Guild

Government: Corporate

Laws and Policies: Dig where we say

Immigrants can earn citizenship by a number of ways; Fighting in the Pit and achieving Warrior rank, apprenticing to Guild Business, or creating your own business and making a profit for 10 consecutive years in Guild territory.

Fluff: The diggers dug to the digging rhythm of the digging Guild and they dug well.

Starting place: The shoe shaped mass of land in the south

Nation Colour: Gold

Active Military: civilians (70d1), Pit Fighters (20d3), Pit Champion (9d4), Pit Orcs (20d4), Pit Warriors (6d5)

Allies:

Enemies:

Tech: Basic agriculture, Copper, Advanced digging techniques, Basic Logistic, Mine Wagons, Tin, Nickle, Weapon casts, Bronze, Limestone, Shied Casts, Currency, Spear Fishing

Buildings: Farms, The Great Hole, The Pit, Cattle Ranches, Healing Temple, Limestone Wall, Harbor, Market

Population: 125

Culture: 5

Happiness: 5

Pit Challenge - +5 Pit Fighters (d3) per turn, +5 Pit Orcs (d4) per turn, +3 Pit Champions (d4) per turn, +3 Pit Warriors (d5) per turn, -16 Civilians per turn

1 Expand, with basic logistics we can reach out a bit farther and and bring more land under our control

23 Have the Orgy in the Pit after the Pit Challenge comes to a conclusion to mark the new beginning of life in The Great Hole, everyone can be satisfied with another round of Warriors and champions crowned and with happy tidings to come soon after. Automatic pop increase.

Rolled 56, 24, 56 = 136 (3d100)

>>2022

15% of 98 = 15 (rounding up)

15-4 = 11 (Pop Gain)

Nation name: Chamomile

Race: Halflings

Government: Monarchy

Laws and Policies: Divine Right

Fluff: The Halflings of Chamomile believe in very simple things: The King and his line are the descendants of the great god Oolong, to shed blood in a holy place is an affront to their pantheon, and finders are indeed keepers.

Starting place: One of the south-eastern islands.

Nation Colour: Blue

Active Military: civilians (76d1), Frog Riders (8d3), Milita (25d3)

Allies:

Enemies:

Tech: Basic Agriculture, Copper, Copper Spears, Agriculture, Copper, Frog Husbandry, Dire Frog Domestication, Tin, Nickle, Bronze, Bronze Short Swords, Bronze Two-Man Saws, Boats

Buildings: Semi-subteraneal Houses, Wetlands, Fertility Temple, Tin and Nickle Mines, Almighty Palace.

Population: 109

Culture: 2

Happiness: 2

Effects: +15% Population Increase Per Turn

-4 Population Per Turn

1. Oh for fuck's sake, this is getting ridiculous! KILL 'EM!

2. Bring together our most hardened and battle-tested warriors to make an elite fighting force designed to battle these vile frogs!

3. Create specially designed weapons to take out the mobility of our froggy foes! (Research: Nets or Bolas)

Rolled 47, 61, 68, 96 = 272 (4d100)

>>2026

How do I roll on 8chan?

Rolled 9, 46, 73 = 128 (3d100)

>>2022

Nation name: The Circle

Race: Pseudosuchia

Government: Shamanistic

Laws and Policies: Respect nature and it will respect you

Fluff: Living off the land, The Circle and her people strive to defend nature and its beauty, killing and eating anything that would harm it. Life is a circle, you give and take. Those who only take are vile, scum who deserve no place on this world, and it's our sacred duty to complete the circle and consume them, taking back what they stole.

Nation Colour: Red

Active Military: Civilians (25d3); Soldiers (22d5); General (1d5); Shaman (14d6); Head Shaman (1d201

Allies:

Enemies:

Tech: Basic agriculture; Copper; Nature Magic; Copper Armor; Copper Bladed Shield; Copper Gladius; Martial Arts

Buildings: Root Houses; Town Center; Shellfish Farms; Barracks; Forge

Population: 60

Culture:

Happiness: 1

1-2; Time for revelry! We destroyed the mongrols and annihilated their race from disrespecting nature anymore. A grand festival of our first victory and a toast to many more!

3; Fix the other villages and set it up for further preparations of fortification

Rolled 20, 42, 54 = 116 (3d100)

>>2022

Nation name: Alno Kah

Race: Frogmen

Government: Theocracy/ Monarchy - God king

Laws and Policies:

-Pay your taxes to the priests

-Only priests may look upon the god-king

-All clans focus on a single thing and perfect it

-No murder, theft, ect.

-Do not stray from the god king's grace

Fluff: The temple libraries hold that at the dawn of time spirits roamed and monsters hunted across the land. It is stated that it was at this time that the races of the world came to be, including us. We were born into the swamps and jungles and spread. We formed the clans, tribes of families interdependent upon each other. The clans were lead by their own great chiefs, long lived and wise, it is said they devoured spirits to gain their power. The the clan wars started, blood wars for one slight or another that lasted generations. Finally an unknown frogman came and united the clans, devouring the power of the chiefs, becoming immortal and powerful. Some say able to see the future. Now the unifier resides in the palace temple, leading through the priests, the first clan to join him. All other clans specialize in a single trade and pass it through their clan, perfecting it. New members of the clans are recruited from the tadpole pools when the tadpoles grow their legs. A sacrifice of animals, captives, and magical objects are taken to the god-king yearly.

Starting place: Far left island in jungles.

Nation Colour: blue

-don't fill this out-

Active Military: civilians (49d1) Spear Men (10d2)

Allies:

Enemies:

Tech: Basic agriculture, Copper, Tin, Bronze, Bronze Shileds, Bronze Spears

Buildings: Temple Libraries, Farms, Logging Camp

Population: 49

Culture: 1

Happiness: 1

1-3. Expand!

Rolled 63, 97, 3 = 163 (3d100)

>>2022

Nation name: TAMTATU

Race: Beholders

Government: Monarchy

Laws and Policies: Caste System: By sub-type of beholder, Elected Monarchy, Labor Laws, Domestic Aid emergency relief, Slavery

Fluff: Very concerned with law, order, and private status as an individual, the Beholders of TAMTATU are a xenophobic, fairly hostile species, the creatures a large flying orb of tissue with numerous eyes attached to numerous tentacles around the eye, a single large eye in the center of the head, and a mouth with complex needle-sharp teeth. Their eyes have a variety of spells they may use, (Nimble may fiat which specific spells a beholder does or does not have), and their main eye is able to see in total darkness (main eye only). Beholders can get up to 10 feet wide, but it is very uncommon, as only the very oldest do that. Beholders livespan is variable to their caste, but around 16,000 to 18,000 years is a good estimate of their lifespans.

Starting place: Central southern region, biggest island.

Nation Colour: Aqua-blue

>Active Military: civilians (50d2)

>Tech: heat magic, Agriculture, copper, Writing & Alphabet: Cuni-form, Formalized Religion

>Population: 50

>Buildings: Farms, Houses, Silos, Firing Range, Ziggurat, Copper-working schools

>Culture: 4

>Happiness: -1

What happened with those monsters? Did they say 'ehhh these guise' and move on or what?

ACTIONS

1-3: Make currency.

Rolled 55, 59, 24 = 138 (3d100)

>>2006

>Nation name: Kuu

>Race: Human

>Government: Matriarchal Republic

>Laws and Policies:

>>every woman must attend milita training for one weekend each month, and there are to be two weekends for training, that not all women be taken away from their ordinary employment at once.

>>every field and orchard must be surrounded by a hedgerow, for the purposes of defence

>Fluff: tl;dr: There are a lot of people, not a lot of whom are men, and they really like farming. Also, militias.

>Starting place: {see pic}

>Nation Colour: Lavender

>Active Military:

[civilians (585d2)]

[militia (90d3)]

>Allies:

>Enemies:

>Tech:

[Agriculture]

[Copper]

[Livestock Domestication]

[Irrigation]

[Alcohol]

[Alphabet and writing]

[Copper carbonate and carbon oxide]

[Iron Working and Ferronese working]

[Currency]

[Iron hoes]

[Calendar]

>Buildings:

[The Academy]

[Grainary]

[Farms]

[More farms]

[Schools]

[Roads]

>Population: 675

>Culture: 5

>Happiness: -1

1. repeal the draft, man

2. cut the fertility festival to once every two years

3. begin using the miltia as police to curb the crime rate

>>2015

I would have no idea

>>2032

It didn't make sense to me that it would be a tarantula wasp, but given it looks like one and most wasps and bees don't live in the desert, I was confused. I googled it and it's actually a desert hornet, I fucking forgot about those bastards. You probably don't care but I like to settle things and for your information.