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[Criptfeind]

It was horrifying, like the dessication all over again. So many we dead everyone knew at lest one freind or family member that was killed. A great effort was put fourth to build tombs not only for the dead but for the gods in hope that they would not smite the people again. When it was found out that there was not enough stone to entomb the dead flocks of people went out to the far off mountains to pry the living rock down and build up the tombs. At last they stood finished, a great edifice of marble and granite standing as a monument to the gods and the dead.

Still not all worked on the tombs worldly matters pressed, signs of a very cold winter abounded. The wool, stockpiled for months was given to the weavers and greats amounts of clothing was made, more than the people would ever need.

The farms were tilled and great amounts of food were stockpiled for what was surly going to be a long winter.

The Wayfinder took a squad of his landwalkers up the river, riding on a canoe he hoped to be able to ride farther than ever before, maybe he would find something, or some one, to help the He'ldian's grow in security.

Spoiler: Actions (click to show/hide)

Work: the mountains +2 stone (total 4 stone)(2 Labor)

Build: the tomb -3 stone (total 1 stone) (+3 = 5 Labor)

Work: the farms +12 food (Total 12 food) (+3 = 8 Labor)
Work the hills +2 wool +2 food (total 4 wool 14 food) (+2 = 10 Labor)
Work a plain +2 food (Total 16 food)(+1 = 11 Labor)

Make: clothing -2 wool +2 clothing (total 2 wool 2 clothing(+2 = 13)

Military: 1 canoe unit explores up river, it carries 1 landwalker unit and 1 Wayfinder leader.

Moral 5-1(fire)+1(clothing)+1(shrine+2 food)=6

Total:
1 Stone
2 Wool
.7 Clothing
+ Tomb
Moral 6

[Luke_Prowler]

Up from the battlements of the newly built city wall, Thorith examined the land before him, watching his subject go to their jobs (aside from those that were loafing around, but that was a given). It seemed to peaceful, the land (mostly) pure. They have worked so hard. In their own way, they deserve more than the simple needs. They should be rewarded for all they have done, for they are the ones who have built this city. Thorith pondered. "What should I give to those who can take anything they want?"

"well" said a random passerby, a man who probably never worked an honest day in his life judging by unkempt clothing and yet wearing the fanciest hat you would ever see. "Maybe a nice feast for everyone. And some clean clothing wouldn't hurt. Thorith nodded at the proposal, as he was planing on commissioning clothing anyway. "That sound like a grand idea. I thank you for your assistance" Said the bandit king, patting the man's shoulder.

"And maybe you could let us in the royal treasury..." "Don't make me knock you over this wall."

Spoiler: Budget (click to show/hide)

8 workforce harvest tiles 2, 3, 4, 5, 9, 10, 14, 18 (20 food, 2 wood, 1 leather)
2 workforce creates 2 sets of clothing (-2 wool)
2 workforce builds a Granary (-2 wood)

Orders: Roland will take the spearmen south, until they pass the mountain where they will then go east.

Income: 20 food, 2 wood, 1 leather
Expenses:
Food Consumed (-13 food)
Granary built (-2 wood)
2 sets of clothing made (-2 wool)
Food Luxury (-7 food, +14 luxury points)
Clothing Luxury (-2 sets of clothing, +20 luxury points)

Net gain: -2 wool, +1 leather

Stockpile
[0/20] Food
[4/20] Wood
[0/20] Wool
[1/20] Stone
[1/20] Leather

[Cheddarius]

Spoiler: Actions for Chedwarrior (click to show/hide)

1 work tile 3 - 4 food
1 work tile 12 - 4 food
1 work tile 2 - 1 wool, 2 food
1 work tile 8 - 1 stone, 1 food
2 build Granary from 2 wood
2 build Shrine from 2 wood
2 irrigate tile 2
1 make clothing

The Apocrita worked industriously, laboring in the fields for the glory of Truth and the memory of the great Seven. The crops hung already heavy with fruit, the plains, river, and irrigation combining for the greatest harvest that they had ever had. They set their sights to new horizons, building a granary to hold food and ward off famine and a shrine to honor the Seven. Indeed, a thousand citizens were told to make warm woolen clothing, a luxury that they could now afford.

[inteuniso]

Watching the horses gallop along in the pasture, Thule felt at ease. He wished he could abandon his civility every once and a while and charge into the wind. But, as governor, he could do no such thing. Such things were expected of a governor; being civil and all. It also required him to do his work. He was falling behind on it lately.

He set up his usual farming detail, and had some clothiers working. It would be important to start working to improve the economy as well.

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Spoiler: Turn Actions (click to show/hide)

Harvesting:
3 labor- Farm tiles 1, 8, 18

1 labor- HP tile 3

1 labor- Hill tile 2

Building/ Manufacturing:

1 labor- Refine wool into clothing

2 Labor- Build Shrine

2 Labor- Train Lotunii

[Nirur Torir]

Spoiler: Knight Otu's Usata Kingdom (click to show/hide)

The scouts begin the year as terrible shots, but, with ceaseless training, they are eventually able to fire quite accurately and as an organized unit. The sages report that they have developed a new training routine for the scouts that should improve the speed at which they map terrain and allow them to better track dangerous animals, hopefully allowing them to be avoided.
The time spent figuring out how to croak perfectly to make another being tremble with fear was largely unsuccessful, but shortly before the tombs were finally completed, a fairly young Vidal succeeded in tapping in combining a bit of magic with his croak, causing the room to be silent for several minutes. Weshol requests more time spent studying this.

Tombs completed
Research completed on Tactics: Exploration (Reduces exploration penalty and gives a bonus on the encounter table.)
Progress made on Tactics: Deafening Croakers
Scouts trained

[1/20] stone stored
[5/20] wood stored
[7/20] food stored
1 swamp ole herd

10 spirituality + .1 clothing + 2 food gives +1 morale.
Morale is at 7. Population growth is 6%, adding 917 people.
Population is now at 16,203.
16 labor units will be available next turn, with [7/10] in the excess labor pool.
16 food will be needed.
The military has .4 food, and eats .2 per turn.

Military:
   Trained Spear Warriors [4a/4d/15h/11m/3s] (wooden spears, wooden shields, and leather armor)
   Scouts [4a(3r)2a(1r)/2d/10h/5m/3s] (wooden bows)

Traits:
   Fertile - Population growth increased by 2%

Buildings:
   Granary
   Hall of Learning
   Military Workshops
   Shrine
   Tombs

Leaders:
   Governor King Usata II
   Scientist Weshol

Technologies:
   Archery
   Basic Growth Magic Theory
   Basic Sound Magic Theory
   Ceremonial Burial
   Construction
   Literacy
   Tactics: Exploration

Spoiler: Neyvn's Tahark Horde (click to show/hide)

Following the Warleader's example, the Tahark successfully devise a method of taming horses. Those able to successfully break horses time and again take great pride in their skills. They know that great glory awaits them in battle.
The smokehouse is completed, along with a pasture for the sheep. The archers are pleased with their new armor.

Research Completed: Horse Riding
Animal Pasture built
Granary Built

[3/20] wood stored
[2/20] wool stored

Morale is at 5. Population growth is 4%, adding 492 people.
Population is now at 12,788.
13 labor units will be available next turn, with [6/10] in the excess labor pool.
Military has 0.5 food left, needing 0.3 per turn.
13 total food needed.

Military:
   Trained SpearTaharks [4a/4d/15h/11m/3s] (wooden spears, wooden shields, leather armor)
   Trained SpearTaharks [4a/4d/15h/11m/3s] (wooden spears, wooden shields, leather armor)
   Trained Tahark Archers [4a(3r)2a(1r)/2d/13h/8m/3s] (wooden bows, leather armor) Rain of Arrows training: May deliver two ranged attack per turn; both get -25% of standard attack.

Traits:
   Savage Fighters: +25% attack and +25% defense to all units, reduced experience needs
   Barbarians: Unable to build mines or smelt ore.

Buildings:
   Granary
   Hall of Learning
   Military School
   Military Workshops

Leaders:
   Warleader Gaaroth
   Pathfinder "Killer" Nyn

Technologies:
   Animal Taming
   Archery
   Construction
   Tactics: Looting
   Tactics: Rain of Arrows

Spoiler: Luke_Proweler's Baneriant (click to show/hide)

The Baneriants are pleased with both the frequent feasts and the free clothing handouts. So pleased, in fact, that they decide to betray their heritage and actually work to better their society. It only lasts for about a week, but the weaker, general spirit of working slightly harder remains for a while longer.
When the granary is completed, it looks remarkably stable due to less corner cutting then usual. The spearmen return, bringing tales of a swamp and a cave that appeared to be inhabited by lizardman raiders. They returned without making contact.

Granary Completed
Good event: +1 morale for a turn

[1/20] spears stored
[1/20] leather stored
[4/20] wood stored
[1/20] stone stored
[.6/20] clothing stored

7 food gives +1 morale
1.4 clothing gives +1 morale
Event gives +1 morale for this turn only
Governor gives +1 morale
Morale is at 9. Population growth is 8%, adding 1062 people.
Population is now at 14,335.
Morale gives +15% labor.
Racial penalty gives -10% labor
15 labor units will be available next turn, with [3/10] in the excess labor pool.
Military has 0.4 food left, using 0.2 per turn.
15 total food needed.

Military:
   Bowmen [4a(3r)2a(1r)/2d/10h/5m/3s] (wooden bows)
   Spear Raiders [4a/3d/13h/8m/3s] (wooden spears, leather armor)

Traits:
   Corruption & Waste: -10% labor, -25% gold
   Raiders: More likely to gain resources when raiding
   Cunning fighters: All units +25% defense

7 base gold income +25% = 8 gold, with 36 saved from previous years.
2 gold spent on military upkeep
2 gold spent total.
42 gold stored in coffers.

Buildings:
   Granary
   Hall of Learning
   Marketplace
   Military Workshops

Leaders:
   Explorer Roland
   Governor Kath'uthual

Technologies:
   Archery
   Construction
   Farming
   Trade

Spoiler: Criptfeind's Theocracy of He'ldian (click to show/hide)

Despite the calamity, life goes on. The tombs are magnificent, surely the gods will take pity on He'ldian. At the end of the year, the Wayfinder returns. He found a human village along the side of the river. They did not attack, but the military kept a careful watch on them. Lizarthu decided to return to the city to report his findings, bringing back one of their bows and a few arrows.

Tomb completed
New NPC town found: Humans
Blueprint: Construction gained. Construction will be twice as easy to research.

[1/20] stone stored
[2/20] wool stored
[.7/20] clothing stored

Forest remains scorched for 2 more turns.

Morale -1 for this turn by event
Shrine + 2 food gives +1 morale.
1.3 Clothing gives +1 morale.
Morale is at 6. Population growth is 5%, adding 632 people.
Population is now at 13273.
13 labor units will be available next turn, with [3/10] in the excess labor pool.
13 total food needed.
Military has .9 food, using .3 per turn.

Military:
   Land Walkers [4a/3d/10h/6m/3s] (wooden spears)
   Land Walkers [4a/3d/10h/6m/3s] (wooden spears)
   Untrained Canoes [2a/2d/6h/4m/5s] (wooden spears and wooden shields)

Traits:
   Limited Constitution: -15% max health for organic units
   Natural Traders: +25% gold income, better trades from NPC villages
   Seafaring: +25% attack, defense, and global speed for ships

Buildings:
   Canoe Workshops
   Military Workshops
   Shrine
   Tomb

Leaders:
   Explorer: Wayfinder Lizarthu
   Sage: Master Sz'har

Technologies:
   Canoe Building
   Ceremonial Burial
   Construction
   Farming
   Fishing
   {Blueprint: Archery}

Spoiler: Inteuniso's Thorellian Republic (click to show/hide)

A second unit of Lotunii is trained. Emulating the first, they quickly pick up on the ways of the warrior. Shortly before the year is out, they are given the chance to test their mettle: human raiders attack! Janar takes command, and counts roughly 300 of them, coming in from the west. Noting that one group seems to be holding behind the rest, and is somehow shooting small spears at the fleeing farmers, Janar orders the most experienced Lotunii to engage the main force, while the newly trained group circle around and attack the group that's holding back. The first group engages, somehow managing to take minimal casualties despite 3-to-1 odds. The second unit of Lotunii manages to attack the archers, killing many and sending the rest fleeing. The bandit spearmen, unnerved by the loss of their cover fire, fall back.
After the battle, Janar takes several of the strange ranged weapons weapons to the city for studying.

One unit of Lotunii trained.
Shrine built
Negative Event: Raiders!
Knowledge gained: Archery! (Archery will be slightly easier to research)

[13/20] food stored
[2/20] wool stored
[3/20] stone stored
[1/3] horse herd
[1/20] clothing stored

1 unit of clothing gives +1 morale
Morale is at 7. Population growth is 6%, adding 642 people. Military training takes 100.
Population is now at 11,244.
12 labor units will be available next turn, with [0/10] in the excess labor pool.
12 total food needed.
Military has 0.7 food, eating 0.2 per turn.

5 base gold income +50% = 7 gold, with 38 saved from previous years.
2 gold spent on military.
2 gold spent total.
43 gold stored in coffers.

Military:
   Lotunii [4a/3d/(8)10h/(4)6m/3s] (wooden spears)
   Lotunii [4a/3d/10h/6m/3s] (wooden spears)

Traits:
   Superior Diplomats: Improved relations and better deals with neutral villages
   Quadrupeds: Cavalry Training is a researchable ability. Mounts are unavailable.

Buildings:
   Granary
   Hall of Learning
   Marketplace
   Shrine

Leaders:
   Explorer Janar
   Governor Thule

Technologies:
   Animal Taming
   Construction
   Irrigation
   Trade

Spoiler: Cheddwarrior's Apocrita (click to show/hide)

The shrine to The Seven is completed, along with a granary, and the hills are irrigated. The newly created clothing is stored, as there isn't quite enough of it for everybody.

Plains Irrigated

[1/20] stone stored
[1/20] clothing stored

Morale is at 5. Population growth is 4%, adding 457 people.
Population is now at 11,897.
12 labor units will be available next turn, with [2/10] in the excess labor pool.
12 total food needed.

Buildings:
   City Walls
   Granary
   Hall of Learning
   Shrine

Leaders:
   Sage
   Engineer

Technologies:
   Construction
   Farming
   Literacy

[Criptfeind]

Master Sz'har looked over his peoples lands, there were workers in the fields and miners in the mountains, a group of people were off in the hills collecting the fur the beasts that lived there so that all could have clothing in the coming winter. New building were going up all the time a entire new complex was being added so the clothiers, a rising class of people in these times, would have a place all there own to work. Truly they had the blessing of The Great Shish'k. He watched as the small armada of canoes left on what was becoming a yearly voyage for Lizarthu, they would go up the river more and past the humans to try to find what lays behind the horizon.

The sage turned back to his work, he had gathered some of the smartest of his follower together, one team would work on replicating the "Bows" of the humans and the other team would work on finding a way to grow the forests back or perhaps find another use for them.

Spoiler (click to show/hide)

3 plain+r+farm
1 hills
1 mountains

(5) +13 food, +1 stone, +1 wool

(6) Clothes workshop (-2 stone)

(7) clothes (-1 wool, +1 clothes)

(9) 1 research archery
(11) 2 research forestry

(13) build quarry in mountains

Milatary:
One unit of Canoes carrying one unit of Landwalkers and one unit of Explorers goes up river to explore.

[Knight Otu]

"You know, Weshol, I should really be skeptical of what you're doing. You are trying to make legends real. But I've seen you create these bows and other wonders, and you are telling me of that kid that croaked close to perfectly. Yet, I must say that the report does not sound all that different from Awenshen..." King Usata II gave the scientist a probing look. "My Lord, Awenshen is, with all due respects to her croaking, mainly just loud. The kid wasn't as loud as her, but his croak had a certain quality that is... hard to describe. Different from Awenshen, in any case. I would like to continue my research on this phenomenon." - "Very well. I see no reason to disallow that line of research, but I want a larger team of your colleagues to look into the swamp oles. Awenshen is getting tired of having to settle disputes involving them."

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"What is the nature of your dispute?" Awenshen asked the young Vidal who had just stormed in, the second party following still in some distance. "This man, " the Vidal started, pointing at the straggler, "tried to take an overlarge portion of the dragonfly catch, claiming the need of his wife, who supposedly has no time for that since she is the fifth advisor to the King. And there is no fifth advisor! Hah! And even if there were, she would have time to get her own food!" Awenshen could only nod. That again. "As a matter of fact, there is a fifth advisor, she's been in that position for three weeks now. That man is indeed her husband. And she has no time to get her own food. Apart from being the fifth advisor, she is one of my pupils as a Quietkeeper, and she was attacked by a pale lurker on a hunt last year. A wonder she survived, really." Awenshen saw with quiet amusement that the young Vidal grew ever more yellow with embarrasment. "But I know that it is hard to keep track of everyone. I suppose there is little need to settle this dispute anymore." Despite her amusement, Awenshen had to consider the reality that disputes of this kind would only grow in number. Something had to be done.

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Varaash carefully regarded the ground, checking for tracks and other clues of wildlife. Scratches on the trees, trampled brush, remains. What he saw did look promising - some larger wildlife was passing through here, but nothing quite as dangerous as pale lurkers or other large predators... or worse. He quietly signalled his companions. "I think we can build the camp in this region. The spirits will provide ample quarry for Gusha here." And it was a place to escape from the ever more choking presence of the Queen worshippers. Surely it wasn't in the interest of the Queen to have such preachy servants?

OOC Actions:

Spoiler (click to show/hide)

1) Work Tile  1 - Hunted Swamp (1 food, 1 wood, 1 leather)
2) Work Tile  1 - Swamp (1 food, 1 wood)
3) Work Tile  3 - Farmed Swamp/River (3 food, 1 wood)
4) Work Tile  4 - Farmed Swamp/River (3 food, 1 wood)
5) Work Tile  5 - Farmed Swamp/River (3 food, 1 wood)
6) Work Tile 10 - Mountain/River (1 food, 1 stone)
7) Work Tile 15 - Plains/River (3 food)
8 )Work Tile 16 - Plains (2 food)
Subtotal: +17 food, +5 wood, +1 stone, +1 leather

9) Craft leather armor (-1 leather)

10, 11)  Build Hunting Camp in Tile 2 (-2 wood; complete for next turn)

12, 13, 14) Research Animal Taming

15, 16) Continue Research Tactics: Deafening Croakers with Weshol

-) Equip Scouts with leather armor, and if possible in the same turn, have them train Exploration.

Labor used: 16/16

Food produced 17/ Food eaten 16

Granary: 8/20 food

Warehouse: 8/20 wood; 3/20 stone

Herds: 1 Swamp Ole herd

[Cheddarius]

Spoiler: Actions (click to show/hide)

STARTING: 1 stone, 1 clothing
1 work tile 2 - 1 wool, 3 food
1 work tile 3 - 4 food
1 work tile 4 - 2 food
1 work tile 5 - 1 food, 1 wood
1 work tile 6 - 2 food
1 work tile 12 - 4 food
1 work tile 13 - 1 wood, 1 food
1 work tile 14 - 1 wood, 1 food
SUBTOTAL: 18 food, 1 wool, 3 wood
11? 12? food eaten
TOTAL: 6 or 7 food, 1 wool, 3 wood, 1 stone, 1 clothing
2 build Quarry in tile 8 with 2 wood
1 research Ceremonial Burial
1 research Trade
TOTAL: 6 or 7 food, 1 wool, 1 wood, 1 stone, 1 clothing

Adelost The Wise, the Head Scientist of Apocrita, and Gruyere The Clever, its Engineer, met together in the Hall of Learning, dedicated to Xynotoro, the Seven's most dedicated arcane researcher. In there, they discussed the Apocrita and needs of the people. Food, they had long ago decided, was essential, and they should store extra in case of an emergency. In addition, wood and stone were valuable -- without them, constructions would go unfinished, constructions that could assist or protect the search of Truth. Finally, the Apocritan welfare was a major concern, as unhappy Apocritans would inhibit Truth.

As such, it was decided that 6,000 would work to provide for the city, and the efforts of previous years paid off: they will have enough surplus food for many Apocritans, a safe surplus. In addition, they would have some useful resources to build a Library of knowledge, where researchers could compile their learnings and work on expanding the collection. A Quarry was ordered dug, and 2,000 set out to dig it before the year ended. Finally, 3,000 Apocritans were determined to be worthy of the Search, and researched the burial techniques designed by Kaseri, a priest and wielder of holy magic who was dedicated to his gods and adapted his faith to fit the needs of the Seven.

[Luke_Prowler]

With the production now in full swing, the focus of the city as become more on the rumors of a lizardman civilization that had been found on the latest expedition. The rumor was based in truth, as lizardmen were found when Roland was search along the mountains. The civilization part is what was stretching it, though. Inside the Thorith's office, Kath'uthual looked onto the Bandit King with bemusement and none to happy (although many would confess that they have never seen him happy). "Why are you forcing to do this?" he asked, anger in his tone. "Well, you see, we need someone to be diplomatic, and I don't trust Roland to do that on his own." Thorith explained. "It helps that you're the same species as those guys" This only annoys Kath'uthual along with his other feelings "And what do you plan on doing while we're away?" "I think our research team has had a too long a vacation. Maybe we can train some of the local wildlife. with a fast mount, we can make our warriors mobile, following the military creed"

"Take what isn't bolted down, and burn what is?" "No, 'hit them where they're not looking'."

Spoiler: Budget (click to show/hide)

6 workforce harvest tiles 1, 3, 4, 5, 9, 10, 12 (15 Food, 4 Wood, 1 Leather, 1 Stone)
3 workforce research Animal Training
2 workforce makes 2 sets of Leather Armor (-2 Leather)
1 workforce makes 1 set of Wooden Shields (-1 Wood)
2 workforce builds a Quarry on tile 12

Orders:
Roland and Kath'uthual will take the spearman unit and go back to the lizard men for peaceful negotiation
Bowmen will be outfitted with leather armor
One new unit will be trained, with spears, armor, and shields

Income: 15 Food, 4 Wood, 1 Leather, 1 Stone
Expenses:
Food consumed (-15 Food)
1 Wooden Shields made (-1 Wood)
2 Leather Armor Made (-2 Leather)

Net Gain: +3 Wood, -1 Leather, +1 Stone

Stockpile:
[0/20] Food
[7/20] Wood
[0/20] Wool
[2/20] Stone
[0/20] Leather

[Neyvn]

Warleader's Actions\Large Open Plains\Train SpearTahark in Mounted Combat
SpearTaharks 1,2 \Large Open Plains\Train as Mounted Unit\ -2 Horses

Spoiler (click to show/hide)

"MOUNT UP!!!" Bellowed the Warleader as he himself hoisted himself onto the large Horse beside him. The Two SpearTahark Units and himself had lead the New Horses for the year to a large area near the farms. Before Gaaroth, the SpearTahark clambered onto the backs of their new animals. Some managed it effortlessly, others not so...

A sigh escaped Gaaroth's lips as he shook his head as the last of the SpearTahark finally mounted his Mount...

"Right... Over the next year, ALL OF YOU will become acustomed to not only Riding these Horses, but also fighting on their backs. I want you to be able to Mount, Dismount, fight, defend and everything..." He commanded as he walked his mount down along the ranks before him, "You will fight as what the Human's call Dragoons, Combat from the Horses is one of the Major Abilities needed naturally. But when you face an Opponent who will have and advantage over you while doing so, you will learn how to dismount while in combat to gain that advantage back..."

He wheeled his Mount across away from the Units...

"YOU HAVE THREE MONTHS TO MASTER THIS METHOD OR YOU WILL NOT ENTER BATTLE!!!" He bellowed at the top of his voice. "DO NOT TAKE ME LIGHTLY, YOU WILL BE TRAVELING AT THE REAR AND WILL NEVER SEE BATTLE EVER!!!"

Protests began to erupt from the Units before him, but they silenced when the Warleader began to Charge directly at the front Squard. No one was able to do nothing as the Warleader's Spear Struck on of the Men cleanly in the chest, a grunt erupted from the Tahark as he flew from the creature's back...

With a Heavy impact the Tahark collieded with the rider behind him and toppled them both to the ground. Holding his chest where the Spear had stuck the Tahark stood while the other behind him strugged to his feet, he was not harmed for other then the blunt impact of both the butt of the Warleader's Spear and the collision of the other behind him...

The Warleader thrusted the Speakpoint into the ground beside him, the wooden sharft quivered much like its owner...

"DO I MAKE MYSELF CLEAR!"

"YES WARLEADER!!!" Was his only reply...

The year began like every other, to the west the Warleader had taken the Warriors to train them in mounted combat, leaving the War Camp to continue as usual...

Labour 1 \ Forest Tile 4 \ +2Food +1Wood
Labour 2 \ Forest/River Tile 6 \ +3Food +1Wood
Labour 3 \ Plains/River Tile 5 \ +3Food +  1 Horse
Labour 4 \ Plains/River Tile 14 \ +3Food +  1 Horse
Labour 5 \ Hills Tile 1 \ +1 Food +2 Wool
Labour 6 \ Hills Tile 2 \ +1 Food +1 Wool


In the Warcamp itself preperation was begining for the construction of Shines of Honour to be built around the city, the Shines were to be built with a stone circular base while wooden Pillars punched upwards at even intervels around the circle. Here a Large Bonfire would be built and celebrations to the Warriors of the Present, Past and future are Remembered and Praised. Stone was already being Carted down from the Mountian to the North, and one shrine was already being consructed, as well as a Quarry at the Mountain itself...

Labour 7 \ Mountain Tile 18 \ +1 Stone
Labour 8,9 \ Mountain Tile 18 \ Build Quarry
Labour 10,11 \ Warcamp Guta \ Build Shrine \ -1 Wood -1 Stone (IF not Possible, -2 Wood)

During the Winter of the Year before, a lone child had gathered some of the Wool Stockpiled and wrapped it around himself, unknownly he discovered that the Wool kept the cold out and allowed himself to stay warm. It was later discovered that it could be woven into the Leather clothing that the Tahark already wore, and countless people came to the Workshops looking for the wool to be added to their Clothing...

Labour 12, 13 \ Warcamp Guta \ Produce Woolen Clothing and Distribute to Populace \ -2?? Wool

The Pathfinder however had gathered the Tahark Archers to him, and mounted on a Horse himself, while leaving the Bowmen on foot. He ordered a Scouting party to search the Western Forests for signs of the Elves located there, he expressed that his orders were to examine not to engage, and that if any Hostility is met, defense and retreat would be the only action that they will do unless they had outstanding odds. Those that were in the Warcamp at the time, looked at the Archers with Jelousy, as they might be the first Taharks to draw blood from those in the Forests...

Pathfinder's Actions \ Scout the Western Forests \ Not to Engage unless attacked first.
Tahark Archers \ Escort the Pathfinder \ Not to Engage unless attaked first.

[inteuniso]

Having any sort of military greatly eased Thule's concerns. As such, he decided to send Janar on a mission. So far, they knew nothing about their surroundings. They would have to change that.


"So what are we out here for?" Corsu-Kori asked. Alpha Jiu of the 2nd Lotunii was in front of the expedition, and the Kimana in the Jiu weren't exactly content with wandering, having tasted battle. Corsu-Jauna and Corsu-Kori marched side by side.

"We're out here looking." Jauna replied.
"For what?"
"Anything. We're out here finding out what exactly is out here."
"So if there's nothing out here, we're doing absolutely nothing."
"No, because there's something out there."
"Where?"
"Well," Jauna pointed at a tree, "we didn't know that tree was there before."
"Congratulations."
"Quiet!"

Janar gazed into the wilderness. He had no idea how he was going to find anything.
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Spoiler: Turn Actions (click to show/hide)

Harvesting:
3 labor- Farm tiles 1, 8, 18

1 labor- HP tile 3

1 labor- Forest tile 5

Research-
3 labor- Archery