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Re: Exolution IX
« Reply #165 on: February 05, 2013, 08:04:59 am »

Tomorrow is today and today is tomorrow. Been able to get the book?

If you've been able to procure it, is it some sort of notebook, or more like a hardcover tome covered in runes that contains the secrets of the world?
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Re: Exolution IX
« Reply #166 on: February 05, 2013, 09:37:44 am »

Yes, and just a standard schoolbook. Sorry if I let you down. Just waiting on Mcclay's reply to my pm. He's finally got those monsters of his.
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Re: Exolution IX
« Reply #167 on: February 05, 2013, 08:38:00 pm »

The forth century passes under a cloud of isolation. Few religious communities spread beyond their own lands.

Koenig: The Koenig sought to fortify their southern borders, resulting in large fortifications being set up along the southern border. They also sought the lands that those fishermen that went furthest west could see, However this was not so successful. After a full decade went by with no contact the Koenig were forced to assume that the expedition failed. However, recent advances in ship building allowed the Koenig to copy the best skills of the master shipwrights of the Debiru! They also found a curious wrought iron ring in their newly developed northern settlement.

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Debiru: The Debiru sought to spread their wings, their curiosity and hunger for new contacts lead them to spread often, and this century was no different. It came with both an incredible increase in clans and four new settlements! One of the new settlements was even on the untouched western continent. Many another race felt unknown stirrings of fear at this accomplishment as it echoed through the shards. They also saw to their relations with the neighbors they already knew, trade with the Koenig prospering. And though they saw no concrete benefits from the trades the two races quickly swapped this or that nicknack, producing an up shift in relations between the two races.

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Hive: Though the old queens orders to spread were not repealed the new queen instead focused on consolidating the hives she already possessed. To great success! Both the farming policy instituted and the more defensive orders for drones resulted in an almost empire wide population boost.
Almost at the end of the century the new queen felt an exited thrumming amongst the drones, before she could investigate she felt a sudden burst of magic erupt from the central birthing chamber. It brought glorious news! The 9th queen of that hive was born and with her the hive had enough of an impact upon the shards of change that all Knew of their existence! The hive was here to stay! (all races now have knowledge of the hive)

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Cr'Tak: The usually dormant spires saw a great upwelling today, with crystal guardians from across the nation heading west along the roadways, seeking the nearby forests. Upon successful settling of the forest the crystal spires then sought to assimilate the nearby plantlike to mimic the trees, resulting in massive vegetative farms. Unfortunately while the northern hex alone managed this the drain on the local ecosystem was so great that the surrounding terrain became badlands.
Also their psychic song called forth the few portions of wildlife still around the northern hive, increasing their pop.

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K'Lak: With the mobilities sudden desire to 'spread the power' by randomly 'ensuring local balance' in the surrounding wildlife by constant application of the tried and true method of blowing up all that disagreed The K'Lak got very little done this century. In fact, they got nothing done. Their new settlements failed without the magical power of their leaders there to protect them, their farm suffered from sudden inspections from nobles insisting on 'balancing' the new livestock and so many of these nobles died to their prey that no real progress was made in population!

On the positive side, the noble did get a rather spiffy collection of mounted animal heads.  :P

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While the mortals toiled the gods sought to expand their endeavors.

Nikalas: Blinking in shock at the local wildlife's reaction to the new warlock-kings that were streaming from the K'Lak lands, the firstborn quickly corralled a few of the more viscous entities towards his ruined keep and bestowed a tiny portion of his power on them. (rank 1 monster lair)

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Cerax: Satisfied with the progress of his favored mortals, Cerax empowered his most loyal follower to enact miracles in his name. The following up-swell of belief made Cerax the most popular god, and thus healthiest god, in the entire world.

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Joruen: Seeking to aid his worshipers Joruen increased the amount of flora in the southern hex. While this did indeed create the appropriate increase in population it was well timed with the Cr'Tak's efforts to create farmlands and as such the farms extended into the hex despite what would have otherwise been a failure on the Cr'Tak's behalf. He also moved his manifestation to the western spire but lacked to power to maintain it, resulting in its dispersal. (That had nothing to do with you moving it, avatars just have a chance to disperse each turn.)

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Ythil: Seeking to impose his presence on the world, Ythil sent forth a pair of wrought iron rings that possessed the power to increase the users speed. However these rings also slowly whispered into the wielders mind of the glory of Ythil. (shades of lord of the rings anyone?) He cast them over the world to land where they may. Upon looking on their resting place he shook his head and said to himself, "perhaps I should have added more of an arc between the two." (14.07, 15.06. 15.06 is already claimed by the Koenig)

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Doran: Regretting his hasty actions Doran settled in to watch the world this century.

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With the close of the forth century the Debiru are in first place amongst the races, with the hive as a close second, and their god is firmly in first with almost twice the believers of the next closest.

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And good luck with turn five.
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Re: Exolution IX
« Reply #168 on: February 05, 2013, 08:45:38 pm »

Huh. What does this knowledge of the hive mean? Just a little thing for the nine pop milestone?
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Re: Exolution IX
« Reply #169 on: February 06, 2013, 01:56:07 am »

And Cerax looked not to the Debiru, but to the Koenig.

If he could convert some of them, he could try and increase his followers, as well as demonstrate his impartiality; Cerax will accept all, race, creed or caste.

Influence some of the Debiru to pass on the religion of Balance to the Koenig, in the hope that some are converted to Cerax's belief.

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Re: Exolution IX
« Reply #170 on: February 06, 2013, 04:19:11 am »

Doran awoke from his slumber, and impacted the world once more, by randomly imposing justice throughout the world, converting followers to his cause.
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Re: Exolution IX
« Reply #171 on: February 06, 2013, 08:00:31 am »

Ythil searched for the rings and picked them up, for he had another plan to use them.
After that he went to the ruler of the Koenig and gifted him one of the rings and the other to the ruler of the Debiru.
« Last Edit: February 06, 2013, 01:06:31 pm by Child of Armok »
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Re: Exolution IX
« Reply #172 on: February 06, 2013, 08:02:16 am »

((Badlands are not a bad thing. After all, I'm not surviving of the terrain))

The Cr'tak attempted to continue their expansion, sending a colonization effort to the remaining Jungle tile, as well as constructing roads in the already colonized tile. Additionally, they attempted to expand their infestation of the local flora. Any and all information found on the Hive or other topics of interest will be recorded. A database of plants and trees of the Jungle can be an asset, after all. Other interesting things could an archive of the movements of the stars*

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Edit: The Cr'tak don't have rulers. It's a hivemindish thingy. Oh, and only the guardians/newly infected can move.

*Just trying to get something from that knowledge of the past trait.
« Last Edit: February 10, 2013, 02:53:31 am by 10ebbor10 »
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Re: Exolution IX
« Reply #173 on: February 06, 2013, 08:39:20 am »

((Just cant seem to catch a break. Right now I have a nice 50% rate of total failure. Everyone has way more pop and areas than me. But at least I assume I could just blow up anyone trying to enroach on my tiny dominion?))

While the lack of progress was detrimental to the technological and civil status of the K'lak, it caused a widespread hatred of ruling nobles, which quickened the inevitable succession to power of new rulers. The fighting grew stronger, and so did the magic of the K'lak.

But little changed. The allure of new areas still stood, and food was still an issue.

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((Also, does the fortress give any bonuses to surrounding tiles? If I constructed something with an area of effect, it could cover everything I have.))
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Re: Exolution IX
« Reply #174 on: February 06, 2013, 10:41:48 am »

With the many success of the past century, the new high queen and her family line looked secure, for the time being at least. She saw no reason to stop a successful policy, and therefor the expansionist policies kept going.

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« Last Edit: February 17, 2013, 09:33:13 pm by Criptfeind »
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Re: Exolution IX
« Reply #175 on: February 06, 2013, 10:46:16 am »

Nikalas allows his followers to do miracles in his name. He then went about the world and caused fear in the mortal races.
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Re: Exolution IX
« Reply #176 on: February 06, 2013, 11:39:36 am »

((two ranks of City Planing(Civil) and a rank of Spell Makers(Civil) 1 points left))

Move into the south lands
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Re: Exolution IX
« Reply #177 on: February 06, 2013, 07:46:47 pm »

Yeah cryptfiend, it's pretty much just stating that everyone knows your race an doesn't provide a bonus other then the fact that you have a hex with nine pop.
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Re: Exolution IX
« Reply #178 on: February 08, 2013, 06:54:00 am »

Not in a very RP mood lately.
Try to colonise that area again, and build housing and farms in the northern settlements.
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Re: Exolution IX
« Reply #179 on: February 09, 2013, 08:39:10 pm »

Just waiting on joruen, and no cerapa, the forts only affect the hex they are in. Just like roads have to be continuous in all lands in order to settle from a hex that isn't adjacent. (or you have to be able to sail down the coast.)
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