Turn 48 - Agrarian Age
A1: Taiga
A2: Taiga
A3: Forest
A4: Forest
A5: Forest
A6: Desert
A7: Desert
A8: Alien Jungle
A9: Alien Jungle
A10: Alien Jungle
A11: Alien Jungle
B1: Taiga
B2: Reformed Earth
B3: Catnip Field. Farmland (2-3|1-3|0)
B4: Volcano
B5: Mt. Challenge (Very tall, Oxygenated)
B6: Land of Huge Flying Cats
B7: Foody Grassland (Foody). Farmland (3-4|2-3|0)
B8: Alien Jungle
B9: Alien Jungle
B10: Alien Jungle
B11: Alien Jungle
C1: Taiga
C2: Land of Incredible Fertility. Farmland (3-4|2-3|0)
C3: Luxurious Plains (Hunting ground) (Forknor Protection 5)
C4: Coccino Mons (Massive Mountain, Caves, Metals, Jewels). Basic Housing (5 Housing).
C5: Mountain Range
C6: Mountain Range. Mountain Trail. Stone Housing (10 Housing). Stonemason's Workshop (12/20 Stone, 12/30 Labor) (Snag Protection 1)
C7: Thick Forest
C8: Caligine Perussi Silvam (Dark, Dangerous, Treasure)
C9: Algal Bloom
C10: Algal Bloom
C11: Sheer Cliff
D1: Taiga
D2: Forest. Wooden Houses (10 Housing)
D3: Catnip Field. Farmland (2-3|1-3|0)
D4: Fruitful Plains. Farmland (3-4|2-3|0)
D5: Catnip Field. Farmland (2-3|1-3|0)
D6: Foody Catnip Field. (Food, Hallucinogens)
D7: Mountain Range
D8: Magical Beehive
D10: Junk Pile. Cannon (7/?)
D11: Intelligent Psychopathic Zebras (On activation: Rage themed construction)
E1: Cliff
E2: Pile of whatsit.
E3: Swamp
E4: Spawning pit (Dangerous, Snakes)
E5: Forest
E6: Plains. Farmland (2-3|1-3|0)
E7: Grove of Trees (Fruit)
E8: Hole.
F1: Cliff
F2: Cliff
F3: Cliff
F4: Cliff
F5: Cliff
F6: Rocky Coast
F7: Sandy Beach
F8: Ocean
F9: Ocean
F10: Algal Bloom
F11: Tropical Beach
G1: Land of Incredible Seagulls (Probably seagulls)
G2: Fertile Land. Fertilized Farmland (3-4|2-4|1)
G3: Salt Flats
G4: Marsh
G5: Rocky Shoreline
G6: Ocean
G7: Ocean
G8: Ocean
G9: Algal Bloom
G10: Forest of a Billion Bees (Cultivating of bees)
G11: Taiga Pine Forest
H1: Obstructive Jungle (Difficult terrain). Warning Sign.
H2: Ancient Town Ruins? (Destroyed structures) (Blarg protection 3)
H3: Pocosin
H4: Lagoon
H5: Ocean
H6: Ocean
H7: Ocean
H8: Algal Blooms
H9: Rocky Beaches
H10: Taiga Pine Forest
H11: Nivea Silvis (Dark, Dangerous, Treasure, Snow)
I1: Cave system
I2: Salt Lake
I3: Swamp
I4: Estuary
I5: Ocean
I6: Ocean
I7: Ocean
I8: Rocky Beach
I9: Rocky Field. Farmland (2/10)
I10: Forest
I11: Forest
J1: Bog. Farmland (2-3|1-3|0)
J2: Bayou
J3: Bayou
J4: Mudflat
J5: Ocean
J6: Ocean
J7: Sandy Beach
J8: Badlands
J9: Barren Desert
J10: Land of Incredible Fertility. Farmland (3-4|2-3|0)
J11: Mushroom Grove
K1: Mysterious Swamp (Blarg Protection 3) (Will-o'-wisps, Mysterious), Farmland (2-3|1-3|0)
K2: Mangrove Forest
K3: Bog
K4: Salt Marsh
K5: Ocean
K6: Ocean
K7: Sandy Beach
K8: Badlands
K9: Grassland
K10: Desert Wasteland
K11: Magma Pool
Box of Eternal Cats. Value: 12. Activation Cost: 1.
On activation: Creates a Cat.
No limit on the amount of uses per turn beyond the Activation Cost.
Also, loyalty was implemented in an absolutely terrible way. All civilizations with loyalty values have been changed to reflect how it would be under the new methods. More loyalty loss for high growth in a single turn was a bad idea, I'm stopping that now. Base loyalty will now be -5% for each civilian above 10 before other modifiers. I think its better if this one isn't secret, but don't worry. There are other loyalty related secrets that are less bullshit.
For the sake of making game updates a bit smoother, construction on a tool can no longer begin unless you have enough resources to make the tool at the BEGINNING of the construction. It can still take place over several turns. All tools already in progress are grandfathered exceptions to this rule.
Oh, and double check things. If you noticed me deducting 15FP for what should have been a 10FP interactive tile, let me know and you could get a refund for that. I think I did that at least once.Godly behaviors of particular noteGilbert does not have the 13FP required to replace a special tile with an active volcano interactive tile. (The 5FP nitro-volcano variant was a dormant volcano).
Also worthy of note is that you CAN take more than one action on a single tile in a single turn. Thus you can replace with a regular tile (Type is irrelevant) and then replace with a special tile all in one turn. Bit more expensive though. This has also been used to change and protect a tile in one turn.
Snag could not interact with D11 because Gilbert still beat him to it. (Its cheating to intentionally "block" a tile with invalid actions, but I think 0cra_tr0per genuinely didn't realize the cost of what he wanted to do and I didn't think to correct him when I yelled at Felius. So... yeah. This is a fine mess here. I'm sure the smarter god will win in the end though.)
Err... Sorry about that Felius. You didn't do anything bad, I was just grumpy at the time. Just because I'm vetoing the cat base, doesn't mean that some other kind of cat can't go combat the Zebras in some way.
The Nirii Dominion4 Nidos farm at C2 using wooden tools to collect 18 food
4 Nidos create Wood Woodcutting tools* using junk tools. This is surely the best item name yet.
2 Nidos harvest wood at D2 using junk woodcutting tools to collect 4 wood
5 Nidos research Farming Tools to complete the tech!
2 Nidos begin research on feasting. But food cannot be allocated to it because they didn't... Umm.. Research anything that would let them do such a thing.
Cultivating of Beans3 Beaners farm at K1 to collect 7 food
3 Beaners farm at J1 using a junk tool to collect 9 food
1 Beaner prays to Blarg
1 Beaner researches Shamanism
2 Beaners research Swamp Herbology.
The Cultivating of Beans needs a food producing tile that they can make a farm on of special tier or greater. Thats not an actual thing they requested. The GM is just pointing out what I thought they should have asked Blarg for... Twenty or so turns ago?
Drecthul Commonwealth4 Drecs farm at B7 using stone farming tools to collect 23 food
6 Drecs begin construction on a Stonemason's workshop on C6 using 6 Stone Tools. The Drecthul Commonwealth notices that there is not much room left on the tile for constructions!
2 Drecs forage for stone at C6 using junk tools to collect 7 Stone
2 Drecs continue research on Animal Domestication.
1 Drec activates the Box of Eternal Cats... Now there's a cat... And that is all that happens. The cat doesn't seem to care about the Drecthul, but not caring about people is normal for cats.
2 more civilians are made at the cost of 6 food.
Arutz5 Rooties farm at D4 using 5 junk farming tools to collect
4 Rooties research Stone Tools
5 Rooties research Tribal Leadership
1 Rootie decides to set fire to C5... Fortunately, the stoney mountain isn't particularly flammable and the civilian is able to avoid being harmed. Bonus reasearch points have been obtained for Campfires!
Patterian Minds1 Patpat fertilizes the farmland at... H2? There is no farmland at H2.
5 Patpats forage (not farm) at H2 using junk tools to collect 14 food
4 Patpats research Scholars to complete the tech.
The Hamptons3 Hamhams farm at J10 using junk tools to collect 12 food
5 Hamhams build wooden housing using 2 junk tools... on which tile? Okay, I know for a fact that you know you need co-ordinates. Housing is not exclusive to the home tile in this iteration of Gridhood.
2 Forest Rangers research Booze.
Breiger Clan3 Biggles farm at E6 using... 3 junk tools (because 3 people can't use 4 tools) to collect 10 food
3 Biggles forage at E7 to collect 10 food
2 Biggles pray to Blarg
2 Biggles research Fruit Trees
OctadiansThe Octadians stagnate
Nirii Dominion
Population
17 Civilians / 20 Housing
Loyalty: 65%
Resources
41 Food
5 wood
10 Junk Tool
4 Wood Tool (0/3L, 0/3W)
2 Wood Woodcutting Tool (0/3L, 0/3W)
2 Junk Woodcutting Tools
Technology
Tribal Worship Dance: Your civilization may perform a Tribal Worship Dance. This action will only work if every single member of your tribe participates, and provides FP to a specified god.
Woodcutting: It is now possible to forage for Wood on tiles! You must specify that you are foraging for "Wood" or else it will be assumed you meant to forage for food.
Wooden Housebuilding: At the cost of 20 wood and X labor, wooden housing may be built on a tile to provide +10 Housing. Labor cost is 20 in a forested tile, 30 in a flatland tile and 50 on a mountain tile. Special tiles may require a different amount of labor.
Woodcutting Tools: Most tool techs may now be used to create a "Woodcutting Tool" instead of a standard tool. Woodcutting tools have a better result in wood gathering actions, but are useless for all other actions. You must specify the tool by its name or it will not be used.
Diplomacy: It is now possible to exchange things with other civilizations. Note that bad things may happen when you do.
Wood handled tools: When creating many kinds of tools, one material may be substituted for wood! Note that certain techs or certain parts of tools cannot be replaced this way, and this only works once per tool.
Wood Tools: At the cost of 3 labor and 3 wood, a Wood Tool may be created. A civilian using a Wood Tool will receive a minor bonus to many actions. You must use the words "Wood Tool" for this to take effect.
Farming Tools: Most tool techs may now be used to create a "Farming Tool" instead of a standard tool. Farming tools have a better result in farming actions, but are useless for all other actions. You must specify the tool by its name or it will not be used. WARNING: Farming tools are not helpful for foraging actions.
Food Preservation: 11rp. Proof of Concept
Feasting: 2rp. Theoretical.
Arutz
Population
15 Civilians / 15 Housing
Loyalty: 75%
Resources
46 Food
2 Stone
1 Sharpened Stone
6 Junk Tool
5 Junk Farming Tool
Technology
Construction Materials: It is now possible to forage for Wood or Stone on tiles! You must specify that you are foraging for "Wood" or "Stone" or else it will be assumed you meant to forage for food.
Mountain Construction: At the cost of 10 Stone and 15 labor a Stone Wall may be built on a mountain tile. A Stone Wall will grant a combat advantage when defending on the tile.
Farming Tools: Most tool techs may now be used to create a "Farming Tool" instead of a standard tool. Farming tools have a better result in farming actions, but are useless for all other actions. You must specify the tool by its name or it will not be used. WARNING: Farming tools are not helpful for foraging actions.
Stone Knapping: 1 Sharpened Stone may be created at the cost of 1* stone and 1 labor. You need at least 2 stone to do this but one only has a chance to be used up.
Basic Housing: At the cost of 20 labor, Basic Housing may be made on a tile. Basic Housing provides 5 housing.
Fire: A fire may be created at the cost of 1 labor. A tile set on fire will present a danger to all living things on the tile and scare most animals.
Stone Tools: At the cost of 4 labor and 2 stone, a Stone Tool may be created. A civilian using a Stone Tool will receive a minor bonus to many actions. You must use the words "Stone Tool" for this to take effect.
Woodcutting Tools: 1rp. Theoretical
Stone Gathering: 9rp. Proof of Concept
Diplomacy: 4rp. Proof of Concept
Tribal Leadership: 10rp. Proof of Concept
Campfires: 2rp. Theoretical
Cultivating of Beans
Population
10 Civilians / 10 Housing
Loyalty: N/A
Resources
24 Food
1 Junk Tool
1 Basket
Technology
Swampland Farming: A farmland may be created on swamp tiles at the cost of 15 labor. A farmland may be worked to collect food and the farmland yield effect is shown on the tile info spoiler. Limit of one per tile. The word "Farmland" must be used when collecting from a farmland.
Swamp vine basket weaving: A basket may be created at the cost of 2 labor on a swamp tile (Co-ordinate specification required). Foraging with a basket will allow a unit to forage at a tile that is 2 tiles away from an owned tile. Trying to cross difficult terrain such as mountains or ocean will prevent an action from working and crossing dangerous tiles still causes danger. The word "Basket" must be included for this to take effect, and you must specify the tile that the unit travels through to get to its final destination.
Building Material: It is now possible to forage for Wood or Stone on tiles! You must specify that you are foraging for "Wood" or "Stone" or else it will be assumed you meant to forage for food.
Will-o'-wisps: You may now interact with tiles without the risk of Will'o'wisp related danger. Note that you must specify this tech when you do so or your people will be careless!
Swamp Housebuilding: At the cost of 10 labor, a Makeshift Hut may be created on a wetlands tile. Each hut will increase the population limit by 2.
Rationing: Instead of taking a normal action, a civilian may Idle. If a civilian Idles, then it does not require food for the turn. You must specify a civilian is going idle for this to take effect. Going idle for several turns in a row applies the same combat penalty as Stagnation.
Advanced Swamp Housbuilding: 4rp. Theoretical.
Will-o'-wisp Capture: 1rp. Wild Theory. Halted
Shamanism: 3rp. Wild Theory
Swamp Herbology: 4rp. Theoretical
Drecthul Commonwealth
Population
17 Civilians / 20 Housing
Loyalty: 65%
Artifacts
Box of Eternal Cats
Resources
39 Food
3 Wood
10 Stone
1 Wild Cat
4 Junk Tool
4 Junk Farming Tool
6 Stone Tool (0/2S, 0/4L)
4 Stone Farming Tool. (0/2S, 0/4L)
Technology
Mountaineering: At the cost of 3 labor, you may survey a mountain tile to reveal hidden information via PM. (Cost is increased for certain special mountains).
Mountain Trail: A mountain trail may be created on mountain tiles at the cost of 10 labor. Special mountains may require additional labor. If a mountain has a mountain trail, foraging on the mountain will provide increased yields. Additionally, the mountain will no longer be treated as difficult terrain.
Building Material: It is now possible to forage for Wood or Stone on tiles! You must specify that you are foraging for "Wood" or "Stone" or else it will be assumed you meant to forage for food.
Hunting: You may now attempt to "hunt" on any tile. If successful, a hunt will trigger a combat encounter that provides food and possibly other resources. Your people can die on a hunt.
Farming Tools: Most tool techs may now be used to create a "Farming Tool" instead of a standard tool. Farming tools have a better result in farming actions, but are useless for all other actions. You must specify the tool by its name or it will not be used. WARNING: Farming tools are not helpful for foraging actions.
Stone Tools: At the cost of 4 labor and 2 stone, a Stone Tool may be created. A civilian using a Stone Tool will receive a minor bonus to many actions. You must use the words "Stone Tool" for this to take effect.
Stone Housebuilding: At the cost of 20 stone and X labor, wooden housing may be built on a tile to provide +10 Housing. Labor cost is 20 in a mountain tile, 30 in a flatland tile and 50 on a forest tile. Special tiles may require a different amount of labor.
Stonecutting: A Stonemason's workshop may be created on a tile at the cost of 20 Stone and 30 Labor. Working at a Stonemason's workshop will reduce the labor cost of making items made of Stone.
Animal Domestication: 10rp. Proof of Concept
Patterian Minds
Population
10 Civilians / 10 Housing
Loyalty: N/A
Resources
14 Food
6 Junk Tools
Technology
Rationing: Instead of taking a normal action, a civilian may Idle. If a civilian Idles, then it does not require food for the turn. You must specify a civilian is going idle for this to take effect. Going idle for several turns in a row applies the same combat penalty as Stagnation.
Writing: A warning sign can be created created on a tile at the cost of 2 labor. Warning signs will reduce the odds of accidents happening on the tile. Note that multiple signs suffer from severe diminishing returns.
Fertilizer: A farmland may be upgraded to a Fertilized farmland at the cost of 5 labor. A Fertilized Farmland has a higher yield than a normal one, but 1 extra labor must be spent on it in order to work it on each turn you want to work on it. The 1 extra labor uses a separate Logistics Slot and provides no food.
Scholars: At the cost of their action for the turn, a civilian may be made into a Scholar. A Scholar can bypass 1 prerequisite for techs with their research. They can also research certain "Just plain hard" techs with one less layer of penalties. They also have a *VERY* small chance to instantly complete a very simple tech. Each civilian can only have one profession, and must be reffered to by it in order for the bonus to count.
Capitalism: 1rp. Wild Theory.
The Hamptons
Population
10 Civilians / 10 Housing
- 2 Forest Ranger
Loyalty: N/A
Resources
14 Food
16 Wood
5 Junk Tools
1 Crude Bow
Technology
Forest Survival: At the cost of their action for the turn, a civilian may be made into a Forest Ranger. A Forest Ranger gets a bonus in forest tiles. Each civilian can only have one profession, and must be reffered to by it in order for the bonus to count.
Crude Bows: A Crude bow may be created at the cost of 1 labor. Civilians using a Crude Bow have a chance to get a slight advantage in combat situations.
Shrines: A shrine may be created on a tile at the cost of 5 labor. Praying on a tile with a shrine will increase FP generation. Note that it will not work unless a certain amount of people pray in a single turn.
Woodcutting: It is now possible to forage for Wood on tiles! You must specify that you are foraging for "Wood" or else it will be assumed you meant to forage for food.
Wooden Houses: At the cost of 20 wood and X labor, wooden housing may be built on a tile to provide +10 Housing. Labor cost is 20 in a forested tile, 30 in a flatland tile and 50 on a mountain tile. Special tiles may require a different amount of labor.
Forest Magic: 2rp. Wild Theory
Primitive Magic: 1rp. Wild Theory
Booze: 2rp. Theoretical
Breiger Clan
10 Civilians / 10 Housing
Loyalty: N/A
Resources
29 food
4 Junk Tools
Technology
Fire: A fire may be created at the cost of 1 labor. A tile set on fire will present a danger to all living things on the tile and scare most animals.
Building Material: It is now possible to forage for Wood or Stone on tiles! You must specify that you are foraging for "Wood" or "Stone" or else it will be assumed you meant to forage for food.
Fruit Trees: 2rp. Theoretical
Octadians
6 Civilians / 10 Housing
Loyalty: N/A
Resources
10 food
3 Junk Tools
Technology
Divine Altar: 3rp. Proof of Concept
Farmland: A farmland may be created on most types of flat tile at the cost of 10 labor. A farmland may be worked to collect food and the farmland yield effect is shown on the tile info spoiler. Limit of one per tile. The word "Farmland" or "Farm" must be used when collecting from a farmland.
Junk Tools: At the cost of 1 labor, a "Junk Tool" is created. Junk tier items do not require specified resources to make and only the labor is required. A civilian can use a Junk tool while taking certain actions to have a chance to get a minor bonus. You must use the words "Junk Tool" alongside a civilian action or it will not take effect.
Diplomacy: 3rp. Proof of Concept. (Note: please specify you are researching a tech in the common knowledge pool if you research this)
Challenge!: Generate 100FP for god players.
1st place reward: Immediate 100% Loyalty and a bonus 40FP for a god of your choice.
2nd place reward: Nothing!
3rd place reward: +20% Loyalty and 20FP for a god of your choice
4th place reward: +15% Loyalty and 15FP for a god of your choice
5th place reward: +10% Loyalty and 10FP for a god of your choice
(If this would make a god go over their FP limit, the remainder is WASTED)
The Hamptons: 16
Breiger Clan: 10
Drecthul Commonwealth: 8
Cultivating of Beans: 5
The Nirii Dominion: 0
Arutz: 0
Patterian Minds: 0
Octadians: 0
Forknor: 29/30FP
Felius: 14/30FP
Kyuu: 30/30FP
Hasoc: 27/30FP
Snag: 18/30FP
Rasp: 30/30FP
Blarg: 19/30FP
TacTac: 30/30FP
Arkas: 30/30FP
Gilbert: 8/30FP
Poll
13 (81.3%)
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