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[Nakéen]

"A weapon to fell the vile beasts who took residence in the ruins of our forefathers!"

[Maximum Spin]

Nagas begins Divine Project: Irredentist's Fang at I6, adding up to 5FP! The Irredentist's Fang is a slim, hooked dagger enchanted with a venomous bite, which it drives hardest when wielded for the sake of claiming land.

[helmacon]

Amastay creates a new avatar (at least until his old one can be found. He spends 10fp. His avatar is that of a giant, like the jotun. It is far stronger and faster than any regular mortal though. This avatar comes into being at D4, and his first act is to go retrieve the artifact hoe of plenty from where he created it.

[Supernerd]

Jotun Oligarchy

Having received the tile that they wanted, the Jotun Oligarchy wastes no time constructing an Orchard on it. Food is almost under control; should just be a bit more effort needed before they finally get back to where they were at before the end of the stone age and are able to start doing new things.

Spoiler: Doublecheck (click to show/hide)

Started turn with 6.5 food
Ate 24 food
Collected 34 food
Food is now 16.5
Food should be 16.5
Looks correct
Should the The Divine Cookbook tech be blue?

Spoiler: Action Post (click to show/hide)

Logistics Slot 1
6 farmers using 5 crude tools...
Farm at the giant stone age farm at E4

Logistics Slot 2
1 chief using the artifact "divine dousing rod"...
Forage at B2

Logistics Slot 3
1 chef using the artifact "The Divine Cookbook"...
Researches Dietary Efficiency

Logistics Slot 4
5 workers using 5 crude tools...
Construct a Stone Age Orchard at C3.

Logistics Slot 5
3 workers using 3 slings and 3 spears...
Train to be Warriors at the Stone Age Training Fields at C3

Upkeep/Special Actions
4 food is spent on the creation of a new worker.

Spoiler: Passive Tech Effects (click to show/hide)

+50% construction on buildings that cost 10+ labor or are "Giant"
+3 Logistics cap
+1 Action Range
+5 Sanitation per turn

[TricMagic]

waits.

[The_Two_Eternities]

The People
Action 1:
3 scouts explore H5 with 3 crude spears
Action 2:
3 workers harvest at H4 with 3 crude tools
Action 3:
3 workers farm at H4 with 3 crude tools
Action 4:
3 workers research Crop Rotation
Action 5:
2 workers research Stone Tools
Action 6:
2 workers research Stone Spears

[andrea]

Tellus creates an outcropping of Polyferrite in B6

[TricMagic]

Right. Are we missing any actions? What's the update on Game Status GM?

[Iris]

Back. Since I have 24 FP and no real plans yet, anyone need anything?

[TricMagic]

How about a book all about Shrine Magic? Purifying Light Spells and Healing. Wards and Barriers. All that for 15 FP. Could use an Arcanum MysticShi

[Maximum Spin]

Back. Since I have 24 FP and no real plans yet, anyone need anything?

How about a set of enchanted smithing tools for my lil Dipnoi that will enable them to make cool magic items?

[TricMagic]

Looks at Dipnoi techs...

They would at least need Magic Runes to make enchanted gear, or at the very lowest point, actual Magic Tech. Gifting an artifact set without the ability to use it is not the brightest of Ideas.

You could also go the Forge path, but they don't have that researched either. Just Math and soon Geometry. Magic takes a lot to get into, let alone advance. We have a medieval tech in Advanced Magic.

We kinda aim rather high actually. The whole Magic Difficulty has been addressed by the GM before. And we do tend to be a bit prickly about others thinking it's easy. It requires much discipline to it's path, and new spells often require research.

[Iris]

Looks at Dipnoi techs...

They would at least need Magic Runes to make enchanted gear, or at the very lowest point, actual Magic Tech. Gifting an artifact set without the ability to use it is not the brightest of Ideas.

You could also go the Forge path, but they don't have that researched either. Just Math and soon Geometry. Magic takes a lot to get into, let alone advance. We have a medieval tech in Advanced Magic.

We kinda aim rather high actually. The whole Magic Difficulty has been addressed by the GM before. And we do tend to be a bit prickly about others thinking it's easy. It requires much discipline to it's path, and new spells often require research.

What would you suggest, then? A comprehensive magic book or similar?

[TricMagic]

If they travel along the path of Geometry, a Star Book detailing the Seasons and the stars of those seasons could jumpstart their Travel beyond their currant lands. A way to Navigate.

They still need to learn camping, but it is something.


Another Option is the Formula Mathematics, which details all the various Formula for various Maths. No clue what it would do though.


My race has a major advantage at Magic, and Advanced Magic still took us a long time. You're looking at a 30 to 50 point requirement to even enter Magic, Let alone use it.


Last age I had a suggestion of a Divine Project called Yggdrasil. You can always save up the 50 FP for that. Though it was more to help us even further. It will take a lot to create without Divine Intervention. The Shrine Research is simply our first step.

[Lenglon]

Researching roads might be a faster way for the dipnoi to learn magic - through trade.