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[Kashyyk]

PTW, and wish I could've joined the game...

[Samarkand]

Spoiler: Turn 1 (click to show/hide)

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Labor Allocations
2 Farms  (10/10)
1 Carpenter hut: (3/3) -3 wood, +15 tools
1 lumberers lodge (5/5) +5 wood
1 Poison hunters hut: (5/5) +10 poison
1 Herb gatherer hut (5/5) +10 herbs
1 Herbalist house (3/3) - 6 herbs, + 6 potions
1 Hunters lodge (10/10) 10 to 200 food

Research/Training
7 medicine people + Arlia train 5 others each (+40 medicine knowledge) (47 people and leader allocated)
6 experiment with bows
6 experiment with trapping
30 train to be militia

Building
20 build poison hunters hut (-20 wood, -5 tools, 1 turn)

Storage
450 units of food. -140 to 50 food
40 units of wood. -18
10 units of wooden tools. +10
10 units of herbs. +4
5 units of poison. +10
5 units of healing potions. +6

Spoiler: RP (click to show/hide)

"Brothers and sisters! I was granted an image last night of the future of our tribe! In it a coyote stole the teeth of a snake, took them as his own. His bite was not the bite of the lion; it could not snap the neck of his prey so easily. But his bite became the bite of the snake! Was this not a clever coyote?! Why should only the coyote be clever?! Brothers and sisters, we can be clever too! The coyote is not alone in his ability to take from the snake that he might kill the stronger enemy! This dream was a sign from the spirits of the path our tribe must take to victory! These other tribes, they have no connections to spirits. They are tribes that do not know how to be tribes. Surely no matter what their strength, this advantage we have over them will bring us victory! Will you follow me?"

I regret that I must remain as arcane as I am mystical, my dear audience. Plans have been laid, and soon you will have excitement in your games. The spirits have indeed shown me a path, and even as I write this it is coalescing from a foggy dream into straight path. My enemies will soon regret joining these games. This path is apparent only to a few insiders at the moment; but before the falling of the leaves you will begin to see my dreams dance upon your screens. Until then, watch for snakes. They appear and strike quickly, leaving behind lingering wounds which can consume you easily.

[Nunzillor]

((GM: Please note that I have made a small edit in research.))

[Evil Marahadja]

Turn 2 Summer

Tip of the day: Remember that fluff is important. If you ask for axes instead of weapons. Thats what you will get. There will be no statistical difference between ax and weapons. But "The ten axmen of DOOM" will revive much more attention that "10 soldiers of standardness"


-What an exiting first week! A tradegate has been opened between Captain Smith and Arlia. Thats probably the most significant event that could change the power balance in the whole game.
- Indeed. They could trade poison for weapons. Creating a very strong opening with superior equipment for both the tribes. It will force the other players into the intrigue of the TRIBAL GAMES. Will they try to form their own alliances, or break this trade-agreement in some way or another?
But thats not the only significant event that happend. We posted a poll regarding whom Vexian should attack. It as a close call between Captian smith and Caine Kleon, and a small minority who voted for Sevastian Resnik.
I have also heard some rumours that the GM has opened several temporary portal between some of the players. They should be aware of raids during the next season....

 

Caine Kleon

Your fishermen had extreme luck, and the water full of fish managed to fully stock your granaries my them-self. Unfortunately, that meant that the meat the trappers caught rotted away. 5 trappers managed to capture 2 healthy animals. Not large enough to be used asa  mount, but they could work as companions. Your research goes very well, you have worked out a lot of the theory of animal training. Much thanks to Caine. One or your tribesmen now have it figured out. You hold a small unarmed competition, and several tribesmen who learned a trick or two. Sadly, no one stood out from the rest. Your blog didn't receive much attention. Most experts agree that you will have to prove your not a coward before fans will  change their view of you.

Spoiler: Sjm9876/Caine Kleon (click to show/hide)

Caine Kleon

Commander skills:
Technologist: Have a bonus researching new technologies and ideas.
Strategist: Has a basic understanding of formations and tactics, and may your units in the art of warfare.
Novice fighter: All commanders has received some military training prior to the game and can handle most spears, swords and bows with an average skill.
Novice survivor: All commanders has received some survival training prior to the game. You know the basics of farming, hunting, crafts and other basic skills.

Viewers reputation: Coward?

Pocketworld

Description:
 large snowy area of tundra and taiga, with a central mountain riddled with caves and caverns. The rivers teem with fish in the summer, but in winter they freeze and animals seek shelter in the caves themselves. The tribe is fed by fishermen in summer and trappers in winter, though some of the tribe are able to cultivate small fungus plots. The tribes buildings are usually stone, although they take whatever advantage of the natural caves that they can.

Known Resources:
 
Iron.
Animals.
Fish
Stone.
Fertile soil.
Wood.

Tribe

Population: 150 humans.

Morale: Decent.

Skills:
Farming.
(Militia training) 120/150, needs 125 to become permanent.
Simple hunting 
Lumbering
Basic Smiting
Stone harvesting
Trapping
Fishing
Mining
(Animal training)  1/150)

Village
Luxurious Stone hovel (1/5) (Your house!)
10 Stone hovels (100/100)
5 Cave hovels (50/50)
1 Iron mine (10/10) : +5 iron
1 Stone quarry (10/10) : +5 stone
2 Farm  (5/10)
2 Trappers hut (10/10) :
1 Fishermen hut (10/10)
1 Forge (3/3) :
1 lumberer lodge (5/5) +
3 Granaries.
1 Storage house.
1 Trapmaker: 0/3

Storage:

450 units of food.
10 iron-tools.
20 units of wood.
20 units of stone.
10 units of  Iron.
5 Traps.

Captain "Ghost" Smith

Your start to instruct your men in the art of stealth. And this goes extremely well. By the end of the week, ten men is almost as good as you are.  The research of camouflage  goes okey. The men has started experimenting with several places found in the caverns to create a standard camouflage, but they are a long way from being finished. The steel research goes poorly, and hardly make any progress at all.

You have also found three possible areas where there might exist fluxstone. It will take 30 manturns to excavate one of these places.

Spoiler: Nunzillor/Captain "Ghost" Smith (click to show/hide)

Captain "Ghost" Smith

Commander skills:
Stealthy: Is able to lead raids, ambushes and other actions where stealth is crucial against other players.
Legendary tunneller: Is able to design underground buildings.
Novice fighter: All commanders has received some military training prior to the game and can handle most spears, swords and bows with an average skill.
Novice survivor: All commanders has received some survival training prior to the game. You know the basics of farming, hunting, crafts and other basic skills.

Viewers reputation:Curious

Pocketworld

Description:
In this medium-sized pocket world, a single tall volcano looms over an endless expanse of desert.  The surface of the desert, scorching during the day and freezing at night, is largely uninhabitable.  Below its surface, however, a natural system of insulated caves allows underground plant life and odd, unearthly animals to thrive.  Those seeking it will find the only entrance to the caves at the base of the volcano.  But explorers beware: delve too deeply into the temptingly fascinating depths and the Captain and his army of ghosts will bar you from ever seeing the light of day again.

Characteristics:

Superior defence: Any attacker needs to fumble around in the dark tunnels. Through checkpoints, dead ends and traps. It is very hard  to attack this tribes home without superior numbers, equipment or training.

Lack of water: Its hard finding water in this hot area. While its certainly possible, 30 tribesmen will need to dedicate their time searching for water every turn to satisfy the village needs. It is possible to trade water with other players to negate this.

Inhabitable surface:The outer tula in this world is more or less uninhabitable. No one can live here and armies present here for a long period of time will suffer attrition damage.

Gate open to Arlia!

Known Resources:
 
Superior Iron.
Animals.
Fertile Soil.
Stone.
Flyx stone? (0/3 places searched, needs 30 manturn per area.)

Tribe:

Population: 150 humans.
 
Morale: Decent.

Skills:

Farming.
(Militia training) 115/150, needs 125 to become permanent.
Simple hunting 
Basic Smiting
Stone harvesting
Mining
Stealthy  (10/150, needed 50/150 to become permanent)
((Camouflage 48%))
((Producing steel  34%))

Village

Luxurious underground stone hovel (1/5) (Your house!)
15 underground stone hovels (150/150)
2 underground Iron mines (0/20)
1 underground stone quarry (0/10)
1 underground farm  (0/15)
3 underground hunters lodge (0/10)
2 underground forges (0/6)
3 underground granaries.
1 underground storage house.

Storage:

300 units of food.
20 iron-tools.
20 units of stone.
14  units of superior iron
30 superior iron weapons.

Sevastian Resnik

You eat the rest of of surplus of food. Making the hunters able to focus on pelt hunting. They manage to kill five animals large enough to make pelts from. The tribe begins to experiment on these pelts immediately. They make some progress and estimate that they are about 2/5 of the wauy unlock the art of tanning. However, one of your tribesmen accidental manages to ruin all of your pelts during the process. Your other experiment team process is a bit slower, although there are not accidents there.

 Your stroke of bad luck continues as your sulphur team goes poorly aswell. You have found 10 possible areas where might be able to mine sulfur. In atleast one of them. It takes 25 manturns to excavate  one of these areas.

Spoiler: swordsmith04/Sevastian Resnik (click to show/hide)

Sevastian Resnik

Commander skills:
Chemist: Knows most basic skills relating to chemistry.
Skilled shooter: Is able to handle most ranged weapons. And is especially proficient with a bow.
Novice fighter: All commanders has received some military training prior to the game, and can handle most spears, swords and bows with an average skill.
Novice survivor: All commanders has received some survival training prior to the game. You know the basics of farming, hunting, crafts and other basic skills.

Viewer Reputation: Resentful, but interested.

Pocketworld

Description:
A large valley surrounded by mountains. The lower reaches of the mountains are covered in an evergreen forest - mostly pines and various birches - but the upper reaches are so high up, snow persists even into high summer. Several streams of meltwater come down from these areas, and pool into a small lake at one end of the valley. At the other end of the roughly rectangular valley, there is a dormant volcano; its past eruptions, combined with the meltwater streams, have made the soil of the valley very fertile. The valley has a very gentle slope; the edge closest to the volcano is a few meters higher than the surface of the lake. This causes water from the rain and the streams to flow into the lake. If the inner tula (the valley) is allowed to be forested as well, the evergreen forest from the mountains covers the valley, as well. The slopes of the mountains are gentle enough that they can be climbed on foot, especially in the forested lower third or so. Above the tree line, they become increasingly steeper; the edge of the outer tula is basically a cliff-face. The forest and waters teem with wildlife, but in particular deer and wolves roam the forest.

Climate-wise, the valley is temperate, with distinct seasons; summers are hot and dry, winters are harsh and cold. The streams and lake freeze over during winter, and melt in spring. If the spring rains are heavy or come often, flooding is a possibility, but only really dangerous close to the streams or the lake.

Characteristic:

Spring floods: Every spring there is a small risk of a flooding, destroying crops and huts alike.

Known Resources:

Durable Wood.
Iron.
Stone.
Sand
Fertile soil
Plenty of fresh water.

Tribe:

Population: 150 humans.

Morale: Decent.


Skills:

Farming.
(Glassmaking) 15/150, needs 50 to become permanent.
(Militia training) 100/150, needs 125 to become permanent.
Simple hunting 
Lumbering
Basic Smiting
Carpentry
Stone harvesting
Mining
((Tanning 41%))
((Charcoal making 33%))


Village
Luxurious wooden hovel (1/5) (My house!)
15 Wooden Hovels (150/150)
1 Iron mine (10)
1 Stone quarry (10)
3 Farms  (15)
1 Hunters lodge (10)
2 Forges (6)
1 Glassforge (3)
1 Carpenter hut (3)
23Lumberer's Huts (10)
3 Granaries
2 Storage house
 
Storage;

Food 450/450
5 Iron tools
17 units of durable wood
5 units of stone.
12 units of Iron
14 units of Sand
30 units of glass craft
10 Wooden Tools
10 Swords
5 Durable bows

 

Arlia

You already knows how to make bows (carpentry), so they focus on trapping aswell. The research goes well. However, an experiment goes awry, and a few people gets injured. Luckily, no one died. Several new people learned a thing or two about medicine.

Spoiler: Samarkandr/Arlia (click to show/hide)

Arlia

Commander skills:
Shamanistic Medicine: Knows about most of the common potions and poisons you can find in the Tribal games.
Spiritual Leadership: Her followers tend to have slightly higher moral than other Tribes.
Novice fighter: All commanders has received some military training prior to the game and can handle most spears, swords and bows with an average skill.
Novice survivor: All commanders has received some survival training prior to the game. You know the basics of farming, hunting, crafts and other basic skills.

Viewer reputation: Mystical

Pocketworld

Description: Situated in a tropical forest near a great river, in which a meeting of the waters occurs, 15 square kilometres, rich in tropical plants


Known Resources:
 
Herbs
Poisonous animals
Animals.
Fertile soil.
Wood


Other:
Gate open to Captain "Ghost" Smith]

Tribe:

Population: 150 humans.

(5 Injured for 2 turns)

Morale: Good

Skills:
Farming.
Militia training
Simple hunting 
Lumbering
Herb Gathering.
Gather poison
(Basic medicine): 30/150, needs 50 to become permanent.



Village
Luxurious wooden hovel (1/5) (Your house!)
15 wooden hovels (150/150)
2 Farms  (0/10)
1 Carpenter hut: (0/3)
1 lumberers lodge (0/5)
2 Poison hunters hut: (0/10)
1 Herb gatherer hut (0.5)
1 Herbalist house (0/3)
1 Hunters lodge (0/10)

Storage
400 units of food.
28 units of wood.
20 units of wooden tools.
14 units of herbs.
15 units of poison.
11 units of healing potions.

Varee

Your men train with you. And you teach them a thing or two about surviving wounds. A few of them learned to defend them self better.  Your men also found a way of capturing the wild beasts. But it was at a great cost. 5 men was injured, and five men died. You can now use the hunters lodge for trying to capture these beasts. But the risk is still great. Your hunters managed to capture one of these beasts this turn. They are storing it in a hovel.

Spoiler: Varee/Vexian (click to show/hide)

Vexian

Commander skills:
Iron skin: Your surprisingly hard to kill. Weapons and poisons will have a harder time killing you than most men.
Prideful: Your tribe has a tendency to stand and fight where others would flee.
Novice fighter: All commanders has received some military training prior to the game and can handle most spears, swords and bows with an average skill.
Novice survivor: All commanders has received some survival training prior to the game. You know the basics of farming, hunting, crafts and other basic skills.

Viewers Reputation: Barbaric

Pocketworld

Description: Icy valley surrounded by high sea that is partially frozen. Multitude of large furly beasts roaming the land. Hunter and fisher male population with female home labouring. Living in caves and burrow near the shore.

Known Resources:
Iron.
Animals.
Fish
Stone
Huge beasts

Tribe:

Population: 145 humans
1 huge beast.. (5 population)
5 injured humans (2 turns)

Morale: Decent.

Skills:
(Militia training) 110/150, needs 125 to become permanent.
Simple hunting 
Basic Smiting
Stone harvesting
Mining
(Iron skin 15/150, needs 125 to become permanent)
Fishing
(Capturing beasts 5/150)

Village
Luxurious stone hovel (1/5) (Your house!)
12 Stone hovels (154/170)
5 Cave hovels (50/50)
1 Iron mine (0/10)
2 Stone quarries (0/20)
2 Fishermen huts (0/20)
2 Hunters Lodge: (0/20)
2 Forges (0/6)
3 Granaries.
1 Storage house.

Storage:

 
400 units of food.
10 iron-tools.
15 units of stone.
22 units of  Iron.
20 weapons.

[swordsmith04]

((Question: Do spears count as wooden weapons, because of the shafts, or iron weapons, because of the spearheads?
And you set my number of glassmakers to 12, but I trained 10, on top of the 5 I already had.))

Spoiler: Resnik's Log (click to show/hide)

The first Spring has passed, and the weather was kind; no significant flooding this year. My search for sulfur was a success - no thanks to the idiots I brought with me, they couldn't tell what sulfur looked like until I found some of it myself - and ten spots where it might be mined or quarried were found. We only had time to test one, but it would take around 25 men a season to excavate it properly. I think I'll have a look at the other sites, first. I can't spare that many men this early. The experimentation with tanning and charcoal-making went alright, but I'll need more pelts - some idiot destroyed the ones the hunters got me - and more time, too.

On to this season, there are apparently some portals opening up. Too soon for my taste, but I've always been a bit cautious. It's going to be a while before my tribe is fully armed, at the current rate. Of course, my opponents aren't fully armed yet, either. There is a trade deal going on, though - the tunnel-dweller reached out to someone for water, like I expected. Not me, though - why trade for water with the person who literally has so much water, it's listed on his resource list? Instead, he's trading with the shaman with a fondness for poison. Probably giving her metal for some of her poison, too. Poisoned Superior Iron weapons... Dammit.

Enough grumbling. Strategically, this valley isn't exactly defensible. A keep or a wall around the village will help with that. I'll need to expand stone production, if I want it done before I die of old age... or a poisoned sword. In the meantime, I'll have the smiths and carpenters crank out as many weapons as possible. That'll mean no new buildings next season, for lack of tools, but I'd rather have another dozen swordsmen or archers instead of a storagehouse, especially if raiders come calling.

Spoiler: Actual Turn (click to show/hide)

Iron Mine (10/10) [+5 Iron]
Stone Quarry (10/10) [+5 Stone]
Farms (0) [3 farms planted]
Hunter's Lodge (10/10) - Food and pelts again, please
Forge (6/6) [+30 Swords, -6 Iron]
Glassforge (0/3) [---]
Carpenter Hut (3/3) [+15 Durable Bows, -3 Wood]
Lumberer's Huts (15/15) [+15 Wood]

5 people continue to experiment with Charcoal-making; remind them to make sure any kiln designs they come up with include somewhere for the runoff from the wood to collect.
5 people continue to experiment with Tanning.
That guy who ruined the pelts, plus Sevastian, have a look at the other 9 Sulfur spots, to see how many manturns they'd take to excavate. Give him an earful for wasting resources. [1 + Sevastian]
10 people lay the foundations for a Stone Wall encompassing the inner tula buildings, with space for future expansion (say, another 25 buildings or so), and get an idea of how much Stone and how many manturns it'll take.
40 people excavate another Stone Quarry. [40/40, -10 Tools, +1 Quarry]
20 people build another Carpenters' Hut. [20/20, -5 Tools, -10 Wood, +1 Carpenters' Hut]
1 militia-trained person teaches 10 non-milita people their craft.
4 militia-trained people are on guard against invaders. Their job is strictly to raise the alarm if they encounter an invader. If such an alarm is raised, every militia-trained person in the village is to drop whatever they're doing, grab the nearest improvised weapon (if there are no more iron weapons available) and assemble in the village, to fight off the threat.

Spoiler: Status (click to show/hide)

Sevastian Resnik
Commander skills:
Chemist: Knows most basic skills relating to chemistry.
Skilled Shooter: Is able to handle most ranged weapons. And is especially proficient with a bow.
Novice Fighter: All commanders has received some military training prior to the game, and can handle most spears, swords and bows with an average skill.
Novice Survivor: All commanders has received some survival training prior to the game. You know the basics of farming, hunting, crafts and other basic skills.

Viewer Reputation: Resentful, but Interested

Pocketworld: A large valley surrounded by mountains. The lower reaches of the mountains are covered in forest - including but not limited to pines, various birches, and oaks - but the upper reaches are so high up, snow persists even into high summer. Several streams of meltwater come down from these areas, and pool into a small lake at one end of the valley. At the other end of the roughly rectangular valley, there is a dormant volcano; its past eruptions, combined with the meltwater streams, have made the soil of the valley very fertile. The valley has a very gentle slope; the edge closest to the volcano is a few meters higher than the surface of the lake. This causes water from the rain and the streams to flow into the lake. If the inner tula (the valley) is allowed to be forested as well, the valley is heavily forested, as well. The slopes of the mountains are gentle enough that they can be climbed on foot, especially in the forested lower third or so. Above the tree line, they become increasingly steeper; the edge of the outer tula is basically a cliff-face. The forest and waters teem with wildlife, but in particular deer and wolves roam the forest.

Climate-wise, the valley is continental and temperate, with distinct seasons; summers are hot and dry, winters are harsh and cold. The streams and lake freeze over during winter, and melt in spring. If the spring rains are heavy or come often, flooding is a possibility, but only really dangerous close to the streams or the lake.

Characteristic: Spring floods: Every spring there is a small risk of a flooding, destroying crops and huts alike.

Known Resources:

Durable Wood
Iron
Stone
Sand
Fertile soil
Plenty of fresh water

Population: 150 humans
Morale: Decent

Skills:

Farming
(Glassmaking) 15/150, needs 50 to become permanent.
(Militia training) 100+14?/150, needs 125 to become permanent.
Simple hunting 
Lumbering
Basic Smithing
Carpentry
Stone Harvesting
Mining
((Tanning, 41%))
((Charcoal-making, 33%))

Village
Luxurious wooden hovel (1/5) (My house!)
15 Wooden Hovels (150/150)
1 Iron mine (10)
1 Stone Quarry (10) [+1 Quarry]
3 Farms  (15) (3 farms planted)
1 Hunters' Lodge (10)
2 Forges (6)
1 Glassforge (3)
1 Carpenters' Hut (3) [+1 Carpenters' Hut]
3 Lumberers' Huts (15)
3 Granaries
2 Storage houses

Storage

450/600 units of Food [-150 Food, +(a number)]
5 Iron Tools [-5 Iron Tools]
10 Wooden Tools [-10 Wooden Tools]
17 units of Durable Wood [+15 Wood, -13 Wood: Net +2 Wood]
5 units of Stone [+5 Stone]
12 units of Iron [+5 Iron, -6 Iron: Net -1 Iron]
14 units of Sand
30 units of "glass crafts"
10 Swords [+30 Swords]
5 Durable Bows [+15 Durable Bows]

[Alev]

PTW

[Evil Marahadja]

((Question: Do spears count as wooden weapons, because of the shafts, or iron weapons, because of the spearheads?
And you set my number of glassmakers to 12, but I trained 10, on top of the 5 I already had.))

Fixed. And they count as a iron weapon. You can make bows (and other tier 1 ranged weapons. Crossbows are harder to make and therefore tier 2), if you can come up with a ranged weapon which are as powerful as a bow, go ahead.

15 people (with militia training) arm themselves with the swords and bows made last season and search the outer tula for portals. (If I'd know if there were portals there, have one guy with militia training teach 14 non-militia tribespeople.)

Sadly, the portals only materialise when someone enters the portal from the other side. I will count the action as "Keep a watch out for enemies, unless you change it. 

[Nunzillor]

((I asked for 30 people to be trained in stealth.  Does this mean that 30 people were trained, but only 10 people got something out of it?))

[Evil Marahadja]

((I asked for 30 people to be trained in stealth.  Does this mean that 30 people were trained, but only 10 people got something out of it?))

Indeed. It takes a while for people to learn stuff. Especially if you have a low teacher/student ratio.

[Nunzillor]

((That makes sense.))

[sjm9876]

Question: does the trapmaker require  2 wood per worker, or 2 wood total?

[Evil Marahadja]

Question: does the trapmaker require  2 wood per worker, or 2 wood total?

2 per worker!

[Samarkand]

Spoiler: Resource Allocation (click to show/hide)

4 train 10 in medicine

2 Farms  (00/10)
1 Carpenter hut: (3/3) -3 wood, +15 tools
1 lumberers lodge (5/5) +5 wood
2 Poison hunters hut: (10/10) +20 poison
1 Herb gatherer hut (5/5) +10 herbs
1 Herbalist house (3/3) - 6 herbs, + 6 potions
1 Hunters lodge (10/10) 10 to 200 food

Storage
400 units of food. -140 to 50 food
28 units of wood. +2
20 units of wooden tools. +15
14 units of herbs. +4
15 units of poison. +20
11 units of healing potions. +6

"Our tribe is about to make it's move. Watch closely."

[Evil Marahadja]

Still waiting for three players to post their turns. Cant really start progressing the turns before everyone has submitted either, since there is the chance of a high number of player interactions!

[Varee]

Spoiler (click to show/hide)

Morale: Decent.


Skills:
(Militia training) 100/150, needs 125 to become permanent.
Simple hunting 
Basic Smiting
Stone harvesting
Mining
(Iron skin 15/150, needs 125 to become permanent)
Fishing
(Capturing beasts 5/150)


1 Iron mine (10/10) 5 iron
2 Stone quarries (20/20) 10 stone
2 Fishermen huts (19/20)
2 Hunters Lodge: (20/20) 10 try capture another beast or two and 10 try get a beast or two though the portal to caine.
2 Forges (6/6) 30 weapon -3iron
3 Granaries.
1 Storage house.


Storage:


 
? units of food.
10 iron-tools.
15 units of stone.
22 units of  Iron.
20 weapons.


Hand pick out 2 or 3 competent fighter for personal training and move them into my house. Name them "The Hand of VEX"(GoT refference FTW)
Get the rest of the 12-13 people who is showing potential in the last session to go sparring with the new weapons.
get 15 militia to train 25 people to become battle ready.(nobody got militia skill from last session? I just need as many as it take to get permanent)
the rest (10) can try tame the beast and take care of the sick or whatever task need to be done but pioritise the beast (I assume it need food too ? info please)

"So viewer demand the coward's blood right? Well beware coward! We will be coming after you!"