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I still like Gridhood Bay12 edition despite its shortcomings

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The Gridland Survival sequel thing

2 (12.5%)

Fleshmancy! (It would require a smaller playerbase however)

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An RPG game about players being demigods.

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Something else

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Total Members Voted: 15

[Puppyguard]

Forknor waits again.

[KittyTac]

Felius converts J11 to a Coldnip Field, the cold variant of Catnip Field.

[thatroleplayerGal]

Meanwhile, a spectacular lore tidbit!

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The Sylva Horde believe in a pantheon of three deities. According to their beliefs, Hasoc tore open the earth with a great ravine and spat out chaos itself, from which the Sylva Horde formed. Lost, frightened, and alone, the Horde found themselves unable to return to the primordial realm they came from. Arkas took pity on the juvenile, fiendish beings, and took a role of divine parenthood over the creatures, despite their creation being attributed to Hasoc. The third deity, Kyuu, acts as more of a Luciferan deity, representing the Sylva Horde's essence being bound to flesh rather than the chaos they came for, and symbolizing a point of no return for them.

Legend states that one day the Horde shall have conquered the lands, and after stripping the land of all but the beasts of Arkas and mining open massive ravines in reverence to Hasoc, a primordial ravine will tear open the earth, and half of all the Horde shall decompose back to their primordial state as chaos energy, whereas the other half shall embrace their mortal life and flock to the side of Kyuu. Hasoc, angry at those who will not flee to his side, will wage war against Kyuu, and in the end, even the deities shall fall, a new species emerging from the slain gods and taking their place as the pantheon of the universe.

[Pavellius]

Meanwhile, a spectacular lore tidbit!

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The Sylva Horde believe in a pantheon of three deities. According to their beliefs, Hasoc tore open the earth with a great ravine and spat out chaos itself, from which the Sylva Horde formed. Lost, frightened, and alone, the Horde found themselves unable to return to the primordial realm they came from. Arkas took pity on the juvenile, fiendish beings, and took a role of divine parenthood over the creatures, despite their creation being attributed to Hasoc. The third deity, Kyuu, acts as more of a Luciferan deity, representing the Sylva Horde's essence being bound to flesh rather than the chaos they came for, and symbolizing a point of no return for them.

Legend states that one day the Horde shall have conquered the lands, and after stripping the land of all but the beasts of Arkas and mining open massive ravines in reverence to Hasoc, a primordial ravine will tear open the earth, and half of all the Horde shall decompose back to their primordial state as chaos energy, whereas the other half shall embrace their mortal life and flock to the side of Kyuu. Hasoc, angry at those who will not flee to his side, will wage war against Kyuu, and in the end, even the deities shall fall, a new species emerging from the slain gods and taking their place as the pantheon of the universe.

Cool lore.

((Does Rasp have a place in Sylva mythology?  )

[thatroleplayerGal]

Cool lore.

((Does Rasp have a place in Sylva mythology?  )

(((As of yet, no. They don't even possess knowledge of Rasp's existence at the moment, so their current religion only worships three deities. Though that could change if, oh I don't know... a certain few annoying catnip fields turned to deserts...?)))

[crazyabe]

Hasoc produces Rocky Beaches on H9.

[King Zultan]

Blarg waits for a bit.

[Imic]

the Civilization of Tír Cloch starts up in D6
All of the Peopl of Tír Cloch forage for food in D5, except for one, who researches basic tools, and one who prays to Forknor, the first, mightyest, and least desolation themed of all the gods.

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Please note: I did not specify exact numbers of food-getherers as I am not actually aware of my current population. Please asin everyone not researching tools or praying to Forknor to gather food.

Declare the Mountain range at D6 to be holy, and name it Raon Dia, but only if that can actually be done.

[Supernerd]

Starting population is still 5.

I might also suggest a color other than blue. There are already some blue civilizations on the map so that could get confusing.

[Imic]

Starting population is still 5.

I might also suggest a color other than blue. There are already some blue civilizations on the map so that could get confusing.

Right. I wasn't sure if that had changed.
But it's not blue... It's... Navy?

[KittyTac]

Starting population is still 5.

I might also suggest a color other than blue. There are already some blue civilizations on the map so that could get confusing.

Right. I wasn't sure if that had changed.
But it's not blue... It's... Navy?

Navy is basically dark blue with a purple tinge.

[Leodanny]

Look, boats!
A new civilization. Everyone forages on K5
Except a guy tries to make boats.
We worship the god that made the ocean! Who done that?
Name: The land of boats!

[Detoxicated]

Leo post the Name of your civ

[Screech9791]

Starting population is still 5.

I might also suggest a color other than blue. There are already some blue civilizations on the map so that could get confusing.

Right. I wasn't sure if that had changed.
But it's not blue... It's... Navy?

We have a purple-ish blue civilization (Nirii) and a dark blue civilization (Orassans).

Dark purple, white, and black are the colors that aren't taken.

[Screech9791]

Shouldn’t civilizations that have lore regarding their origins, physiology, and other factors give bonuses/maluses during certain conditions? For example, since my civilization (the Orassans) people evolved in cold climates, can they get perks when in cold biomes?