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[flazeo25]

Having journeyed back from Skkoland after the conclusion of fair few minor trades and discussion, Eris was now sitting in carriage with her eyes gazing out towards the grassy plains of her country, as didn't take long for her to approach Ard-Yhillin. Upon return to her office she noticed documents piled up some new and some left over from before she left, it didn't take long looking through them to get headache.

"Sigh... There's always something new to go over, well I wonder how Trent problem is progressing." She flicked through some reports before taking out her trusty quill and began penning some letters for subjects to handle especially about establishing a trade route to Moros which make ideal place for all forms of goods and juicy information, she then nodded and thought if her country going to progress she needs to expand it's ties. She then gazed at other issues she needed to address but that would come in time.

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[TCM]

The unification of Skkoland as a proper nation took some time, a season longer than expected. The gathering of all the tribes into one self-serving nation is something that hadn't occurred in centuries. Varg Gammir brings together the tribal leaders to discuss the matters at hand.

Build a set of Walls (200 Gold) on the peripheries of the nation to slow down the efforts of our "big problem."
Other actions PM'ed.

[Tiruin]

Spoiler: Sindar; Turn 2 (click to show/hide)

You set about creating some of the infrastructure that will allow your nation to best stand on its own. Iron is the blood of power, and a mine and workshop are built in order to have a local supply of both the ore itself, but also a way to work it, either for weapons or for trade goods.

Slavery was never an issue in your nation, but not illegal under the Royal Laws. Now it is formally illegal in your nation. This may attract the attention of slaving nations, or it may attract the attention of fleeing slaves.

Your ship carries your iron to Adjilia and is loaded with 100 coin. It now awaits orders in Adjilia's port.

You invest 100 coin into the economy and the people of your capital decide to use it to build a large garden within the city. This peaceful and tranquil area brings pride to your people, as well as tranquility to your capital during these trying times.(edited)
Your leader investigates how to improve the economy and discovers that there are several routes they could take. Education is one of them, as it would improve the lives of all people who recieve it by giving them the tools to view and interpret their world through their own eyes instead of the lense that is forced upon them by leaders. Another is to create festivals and other such holidays, which will provide a nice boost to the local economy, especially if they attract foreigners to your lands. There are also several small minority groups of non-humans around your borders and in the wilderness. While this doesn't currently have a negative effect on your nation, perhaps something should be done about them.

Your wardens descend into the sewers and find an enemy unlike which they have ever seen. The beasts themselves seem to start off as small creatures, no larger than rats, but grow into quite large beasts. While formidable in combat, they are cowardly, and are no match for your elite wardens. Despite this, eleminating the infestation may be quite tricky, as difficult as it would be to eleminate every rat from the sewer. The great beasts have been slain, but how long before their children grow?

As the seasons change, the issue of trolls has come to the forefront of your concern. Already these giants have claimed a territory in the south of Grauerstein. This victory has made them bolder, and they can be seen moving closer to your nation. The more peaceful nonhumans who live beyond your borders grow anxious and desperate as trolls move ever closer to Sindar.

Jaelyn noticed--while relaxing in the public garden, which in her impression beheld quite a relaxing advantage to rest, alongside benefit recreation--that with pushing more of the economy back for its citizens, the nation as a whole would grow.


> Wardens will build and organize the local area on the border closest to the trolls--alongside keeping safety or offering refuge for any locals outside the walls [provided local law and hospitality]
> Leader descends into...the sewers...to launch a research/investigation with a few warden bodyguards
> Upgrade Farmland to Large (-200)
> Construct a Vineyard in the Capital (-200)
> Invest 100 into planning out Education.

[Madman198237]

Bronnadren had always dealt with the beasts. It had become a way of life. As the beasts kept coming, the Bronnadrennen kept fighting. It had always been this way, and it always would.

The Lord of Bronnadren deployed to the front this year, fighting alongside his household guard. Those of the castle staff, and those of his trusted relatives, who did not fight would mind the castle. And the diplomacy. And the economics.

Out in the wilderness, the fighting intensified as more Bronnadrennen units were deployed to find and exterminate the last stubborn bastions of giant spiders.

Back in the cities, notices are posted all over. All magic-users who present themselves to a set of government officials within the next two weeks will be officially pardoned of the former crimes of using magic, and so long as they are willing to participate in a short government project afterwards they will be given a license to use magic.

Non-licensed magic users will have to pay for their licensing process (Including a short course on the new laws governing magic, and how not to blow up valuable things), or risk penalties.

Those that do volunteer, it is reported, vanish. Some claim to have seen cloaked figures being moved out of the city, but so far all rumors remain unsubstantiated.

[Glass]

It was decided.
It was a hard descision, yes, but in the end, it was nearly unanimous. Probably the only gift large enough to make completely sure any dragon would accept was a kingdom. As such, an envoy was sent out to find the strongest dragon on the entire island, and they were made an offer: they would rule Adjilia, and in return would treat their new subjects justly and without threat of being eaten.
The deed was done.
Sorry, but I need to drop out. I might end up rejoining at a later date, but for the time being, Adjilia will be run by dragons.

[Taricus]

Spoiler: Ligorian Turn (click to show/hide)

Build 1 x Farmland: 500 Silver
Build 1 x Workshops: 500 Silver

Send vampire knights to drive off any treants nearing human occupied territory.

[Tiruin]

Spoiler: Sindar; turn 3. Apparently the GM isn't updating the IC? (click to show/hide)

Current moneys: 400
You set about upgrading the farmlands and add a vineyard for good measure. The resulting farmlands are vast and fertile, allowing for an incredibly large population to be sustained.

You invest 100 coin into education and already the effects are becoming apperant. No one is particularly smarter yet, but all the discussion about an education plan has gotten people thinking, talking, and innovating. Worry and fear lessen as people think about the future with bright hope.

You personally descend into the sewers, and are displeased with what you find. The creatures are small and common, slithering in and out of the water. It seems that their eggs are laid in water and they begin life there, only moving onto land after growing lungs. It seems this doesnt happen until they are rat sized or larger. You manage to gather some eggs, as well as small individuals. Although, finding a good solution to deal with these things may be better left to a scholar or a mage of some sort.

You allow several demi-human tribes within your walls. It seems that most of them have been driven north by encroaching trolls. Going south just before winter would have likely been suicide. These groups are fairly large, perhaps a total of 2000 or so are allowed in. Most of them are animal men of one sort or another. Bear, wolf, frog, and rabit are the most common. However, the prescence of a group of mammoth people was hard to notice. Normally these groups don't get allong, and there is some tension which may cause issues. However, they seem to have come to an agreement of nonhostility due to the larger threat (and being guests)

> Leader focuses on that education planning, alongside ways to boost the economy
> Wardens fortify the border where the trolls are mostly coming from.
> PLEASE make that ship into an automatic trade route that supplies others with one resource for money; iron to Adjilia, or whomever I may reach nearby in need of iron.
> Invest 300 for that education/economic plan.

Sindar announces that it is open in trading iron for coin, with the ships for the trade route planning on it being a permanent trade.

((Also it'd help for you to update the OOC, and both threads with a link to each other, GM! Also the 'vineyard' gives income of 100, instead of maintenance of 100. Please recheck your own goods/buildings list, thank you! ))