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[lemon10]

Spoiler: Ireland Turn 3 (click to show/hide)

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<playerturn player="Irish">
  <tileorders>
    <tileorder type="tClaim" x="9" y="21"/>
  </tileorders>
  <cityorders/>
  <armyorgorders/>
  <armyorders/>
</playerturn>

Spoiler: Wales turn 3 (click to show/hide)

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<playerturn player="Zanzetkuken">
  <tileorders/>
  <cityorders>
    <cityorder type="addPop" cityid="7"/>
  </cityorders>
  <armyorgorders/>
  <armyorders/>
</playerturn>

[Rolepgeek]

where can i find a list of what each improvement do?

Unfortunately there is no such list. But here we go:

Mine: +1 iron or gems or gold (requires existing resource)
Quarry: +1 stone
Farm: +1 food
Pasture: +1 Horse
Hunter Camp: +1 food
Woodcutters: +1 wood
Fishing : +1 food
Road: passing over tile costs only 1 move, allows trade of resources between connected cities.

For record: With Mines, Gems provide +4 Money income, and Gold provides +3 money income.

Kashyyk, I think that's a cool idea, but I think it might be more appropriate for towns. Though razing villages doesn't seem to happen much so maybe it would be balanced...

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<playerturn player="Rolep">
  <tileorders>
    <tileorder type="bImp" x="27" y="27">
      <improvement code="farm"/>
    </tileorder>
    <tileorder type="bCity" x="23" y="28">
      <cityname>Birmingham</cityname>
    </tileorder>
  </tileorders>
  <cityorders>
    <cityorder type="addPop" cityid="4"/>
  </cityorders>
  <armyorgorders/>
  <armyorders>
    <armyorder type="mArmy" armyid="7" x="25" y="27">
      <step dx="-1" dy="1"/>
    </armyorder>
  </armyorders>
</playerturn>

Is there any way to cut down Forests, please, NQT? And turn them into Plains and whatnot?

I really don't need this much fucking wood.

[lemon10]

where can i find a list of what each improvement do?

Unfortunately there is no such list. But here we go:

Mine: +1 iron or gems or gold (requires existing resource)
Quarry: +1 stone
Farm: +1 food
Pasture: +1 Horse
Hunter Camp: +1 food
Woodcutters: +1 wood
Fishing : +1 food
Road: passing over tile costs only 1 move, allows trade of resources between connected cities.

For record: With Mines, Gems provide +4 Money income, and Gold provides +3 money income.

Kashyyk, I think that's a cool idea, but I think it might be more appropriate for towns. Though razing villages doesn't seem to happen much so maybe it would be balanced...

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<playerturn player="Rolep">
  <tileorders>
    <tileorder type="bImp" x="27" y="27">
      <improvement code="farm"/>
    </tileorder>
    <tileorder type="bCity" x="23" y="28">
      <cityname>Birmingham</cityname>
    </tileorder>
  </tileorders>
  <cityorders>
    <cityorder type="addPop" cityid="4"/>
  </cityorders>
  <armyorgorders/>
  <armyorders>
    <armyorder type="mArmy" armyid="7" x="25" y="27">
      <step dx="-1" dy="1"/>
    </armyorder>
  </armyorders>
</playerturn>

Is there any way to cut down Forests, please, NQT? And turn them into Plains and whatnot?

I really don't need this much fucking wood.

Nope. Not within the game at least (although NQT could add a house rule allowing you to do so).
Honestly, if they are really that unnecessary, it may actually be to your advantage to abandon them (thus cutting down on your pop growth cost).

[notquitethere]

Spoiler: 617 AD (click to show/hide)

Ireland:

3 food used to gain 1 free population
3 food used to gain 1 free population
4 food used to gain 1 free population
Tile (9,21) claimed


Mercia:

37 food used to gain 1 free population
Farm built at (27,27)
City Birmingham built at (23,28)
Lincoln grows to size 5
Angles moves to (24,28)


Northumbria:

32 food used to gain 1 free population
Build Spearmen in York failed: Insufficient resources available
Eanred moves to (25,21)
Northmen has razed Pictland's village on (22,17)!
Pictland has razed your village on (23,13)!


Wessex:

28 food used to gain 1 free population
Farm built at (28,34)
Granary built in Winchester
Londinium grows to size 4


Wales:

Machynlleth grows to size 3


Pictland:

51 food used to gain 1 free population
Raiding Group moves to (22,13)
Causantin moves to (21,14)
Northumbria has razed your village on (22,17)!
Roving Band has razed Northumbria's village on (23,13)!

Turn 4: 618AD

Raiding continues along the northern borders while south men muster...

Player interface
Admin Interface

Spoiler: Win Conditions (click to show/hide)

For the wincons below: a nation is considered defeated if it has no cities and no units and no reasonable chance of completing its wincon. Ireland is considered 'taken over' if 95% of its tiles are owned by one player.

Irish Kingdom: Take over the whole of Ireland 
Mercia: Defeat the Anglo-Saxon nations (Northumbria, Wessex) OR Defeat the Britons (Picts/Welsh/Irish).
Wessex: Hold Winchester until the Danes come. You can lose and retake it, but if it's ever destroyed or if it's owned by a foreign nation in 665AD, you'll lose.
Wales: Survive until the Danes come. This means 'have at least one Welsh territory and one Welsh unit alive' in 665 AD.
Pictland: Defeat the Anglo-Saxon Nations OR take over Ireland
Northumberland: Defeat the Picts OR take over Ireland

The game can end prematurely if one faction wipes out all other factions, which is also considered a win. Win conditions are only checked in 665 AD and you only can win if you're not defeated.

Mercia - Rolepg
Wessex - Varee
Northumbria - Evil Marahadja
Wales - Zanz - Autod currently by Lemon10
Ireland - Lemon10
Pictland - Kashyyk

No abandoning tiles. Your people live there, regardless of how useless they are. If you want more plains, conquer them. Remember you can get more food from woods by putting hunters in them.

[Vanigo]

Conquering turns a claimed tile into an unclaimed tile.

There's an important exception to this: Conquering a city gives you that city with its population reduced by 1 (to a minimum of 2).

[Kashyyk]

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<playerturn player="Kashyyk">
  <tileorders/>
  <cityorders>
    <cityorder type="addPop" cityid="8"/>
  </cityorders>
  <armyorgorders/>
  <armyorders>
    <armyorder type="conq" armyid="10" x="22" y="13"/>
    <armyorder type="conq" armyid="9" x="21" y="14"/>
    <armyorder type="mArmy" armyid="11" x="23" y="13">
      <step dx="1" dy="1"/>
    </armyorder>
  </armyorders>
</playerturn>

[Rolepgeek]

No abandoning tiles. Your people live there, regardless of how useless they are. If you want more plains, conquer them. Remember you can get more food from woods by putting hunters in them.

You can starve them. Or tax them into oblivion. Or just refuse to grant them your protection anymore.

Also, the problem with just trying to get more plains through conquering is that it uses up population.

Anyway...

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<playerturn player="Rolep">
  <tileorders>
    <tileorder type="bImp" x="25" y="25">
      <improvement code="quarr"/>
    </tileorder>
  </tileorders>
  <cityorders>
    <cityorder type="addPop" cityid="9"/>
  </cityorders>
  <armyorgorders/>
  <armyorders>
    <armyorder type="mArmy" armyid="7" x="24" y="28">
      <step dx="-1" dy="0"/>
    </armyorder>
  </armyorders>
</playerturn>

[lemon10]

Spoiler: Ireland Turn 4 (click to show/hide)

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<playerturn player="Lemon10">
  <tileorders>
    <tileorder type="tClaim" x="8" y="24"/>
    <tileorder type="tClaim" x="6" y="26"/>
    <tileorder type="tClaim" x="9" y="20"/>
  </tileorders>
  <cityorders/>
  <armyorgorders/>
  <armyorders/>
</playerturn>

Spoiler: Ireland Turn 5 (click to show/hide)

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<playerturn player="Lemon10">
  <tileorders>
    <tileorder type="bCity" x="6" y="26">
      <cityname>Irada</cityname>
    </tileorder>
    <tileorder type="tClaim" x="9" y="19"/>
  </tileorders>
  <cityorders/>
  <armyorgorders/>
  <armyorders/>
</playerturn>

Spoiler: Wales Turn 4 (click to show/hide)

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<playerturn player="Zanzetkuken">
  <tileorders>
    <tileorder type="bImp" x="15" y="36">
      <improvement code="farm"/>
    </tileorder>
  </tileorders>
  <cityorders/>
  <armyorgorders/>
  <armyorders>
    <armyorder type="mArmy" armyid="1" x="17" y="35">
      <step dx="1" dy="-1"/>
    </armyorder>
  </armyorders>
</playerturn>

Spoiler: Wales Turn 5 (click to show/hide)

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<playerturn player="Zanzetkuken">
  <tileorders>
    <tileorder type="bCity" x="19" y="30">
      <cityname>Lampeter</cityname>
    </tileorder>
  </tileorders>
  <cityorders/>
  <armyorgorders/>
  <armyorders>
    <armyorder type="mArmy" armyid="0" x="21" y="30">
      <step dx="-1" dy="0"/>
    </armyorder>
    <armyorder type="mArmy" armyid="1" x="18" y="34">
      <step dx="1" dy="0"/>
    </armyorder>
  </armyorders>
</playerturn>

NQT: Make sure update the turn number in the thread title so we can know when the game updates.

[notquitethere]

You can starve them. Or tax them into oblivion. Or just refuse to grant them your protection anymore.

You're more than free to conquer your own forests to put down the outlaws that hide within.

[Vanigo]

You can starve them. Or tax them into oblivion. Or just refuse to grant them your protection anymore.

You're more than free to conquer your own forests to put down the outlaws that hide within.

There's a couple lines of code that specifically prohibit that, actually.

[notquitethere]

Yeah, I see checking it now that you get a message saying you can't conquer your own tiles.

[Evil Marahadja]

Spoiler: Turn 3 (click to show/hide)

<playerturn player="Evil Marahadja">
  <tileorders>
    <tileorder type="bCity" x="25" y="18">
      <cityname>Ernoria</cityname>
    </tileorder>
  </tileorders>
  <cityorders>
    <cityorder type="addPop" cityid="5"/>
  </cityorders>
  <armyorgorders/>
  <armyorders>
    <armyorder type="mArmy" armyid="6" x="25" y="21">
      <step dx="-1" dy="-1"/>
    </armyorder>
    <armyorder type="mArmy" armyid="8" x="22" y="17">
      <step dx="-1" dy="0"/>
    </armyorder>
  </armyorders>
</playerturn>

[Varee]

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<playerturn player="Varee">
  <tileorders>
    <tileorder type="bImp" x="26" y="34">
      <improvement code="farm"/>
    </tileorder>
    <tileorder type="bImp" x="27" y="34">
      <improvement code="farm"/>
    </tileorder>
  </tileorders>
  <cityorders>
    <cityorder type="addPop" cityid="0"/>
  </cityorders>
  <armyorgorders/>
  <armyorders>
    <armyorder type="mArmy" armyid="4" x="30" y="31">
      <step dx="-1" dy="1"/>
    </armyorder>
  </armyorders></playerturn>

[notquitethere]

Spoiler: 618 AD (click to show/hide)

Ireland:

4 food used to gain 1 free population
5 food used to gain 1 free population
Tile (8,24) claimed
Tile (6,26) claimed
Tile (9,20) claimed


Mercia:

38 food used to gain 1 free population
38 food used to gain 1 free population
Quarry built at (25,25)
Birmingham grows to size 3
Angles moves to (23,28)


Northumbria:

32 food used to gain 1 free population
City Eanerd built at (26,19)
York grows to size 4
Eanred moves to (24,20)
Northmen moves to (21,18)
Pictland has razed your village on (22,13)!
Pictland has razed your village on (21,14)!


Wessex:

28 food used to gain 1 free population
29 food used to gain 1 free population
Farm built at (26,34)
Farm built at (27,34)
Londinium grows to size 5
Jutes moves to (29,32)


Wales:

24 food used to gain 1 free population
Farm built at (15,36)
Dumnonii moves to (18,34)


Pictland:

51 food used to gain 1 free population
Caern Michaels grows to size 3
Roving Band moves to (24,14)
Raiding Group has razed Northumbria's village on (22,13)!
Causantin has razed Northumbria's village on (21,14)!

Turn 5: 619AD

Distant villages burn and men make free with plunder, while messengers ride tirelessly sending missives between the nascent powers.

Player interface
Admin Interface

Spoiler: Win Conditions (click to show/hide)

For the wincons below: a nation is considered defeated if it has no cities and no units and no reasonable chance of completing its wincon. Ireland is considered 'taken over' if 95% of its tiles are owned by one player.

Irish Kingdom: Take over the whole of Ireland 
Mercia: Defeat the Anglo-Saxon nations (Northumbria, Wessex) OR Defeat the Britons (Picts/Welsh/Irish).
Wessex: Hold Winchester until the Danes come. You can lose and retake it, but if it's ever destroyed or if it's owned by a foreign nation in 665AD, you'll lose.
Wales: Survive until the Danes come. This means 'have at least one Welsh territory and one Welsh unit alive' in 665 AD.
Pictland: Defeat the Anglo-Saxon Nations OR take over Ireland
Northumberland: Defeat the Picts OR take over Ireland

The game can end prematurely if one faction wipes out all other factions, which is also considered a win. Win conditions are only checked in 665 AD and you only can win if you're not defeated.

Mercia - Rolepg
Wessex - Varee
Northumbria - Evil Marahadja
Wales - Zanz - Autod currently by Lemon10
Ireland - Lemon10
Pictland - Kashyyk

[Kashyyk]

Spoiler (click to show/hide)

<playerturn player="Kashyyk">
  <tileorders>
    <tileorder type="bImp" x="22" y="11">
      <improvement code="farm"/>
    </tileorder>
  </tileorders>
  <cityorders>
    <cityorder type="addPop" cityid="8"/>
  </cityorders>
  <armyorgorders/>
  <armyorders>
    <armyorder type="conq" armyid="11" x="24" y="14"/>
    <armyorder type="mArmy" armyid="9" x="21" y="14">
      <step dx="1" dy="0"/>
    </armyorder>
    <armyorder type="mArmy" armyid="10" x="22" y="13">
      <step dx="1" dy="1"/>
    </armyorder>
  </armyorders>
</playerturn>