Reprogram the metal sphere to also drop metal to the kangas as well
Give the kangas the ability to understand and talk to the undead
Add some seaweed like plants to the thornbush water planet
After tinkering with the metal sphere, it begins to move towards the kangas, but stops halfway there. It starts dropping metal in a deserted area, allowing both groups access to it, with neither having an advantage. [Minor Success]
You attempt to teach the kangas how to communicate with the undead, but it falls on deaf ears. [Fail]
Tapping into your new aspect, you cause seaweed to sprout from the roots of the rosebush planet. The fish appreciate this, as do the roses, and you feel inspired for your next action. [Unexpected Boon, Inspiration]
Create species of flowers made of "precious gems"(Ruby, diamonds, etc) and only exist in the islands water/rosebush planet
Your gemstone flowers sprout on the scattered islands. No mortals witness this, but they are definitely your magnum opus, as they are absolutely perfect. [Unexpected Boon, Inspiration]
Have undead build black ziggurat just right outside the border of green fog , necromancy, curses and balefire knowledge should be engraved on the walls.
Order undead not to attack living sentient creatures, unless provoked, send out dreams to kanga tribe inviting those willing to learn into temple
The undead get to work on building your great ziggurat. It takes them a while, but finally, the shadowy building from your imagination stands tall outside your realm. [Success]
When the undead hear you want them to stand down, they become infuriated. They have been building your horde while you were asleep, and now you wake up, make them build a palace, and tell them to change their way of life? They break from your control and head off to attack all those nearby. You are too busy trying to reclaim control of them to insert yourself into the kanga tribe's dreams. [Catastrophic Failure]
I give each of the sapient species a weapon whose blade cuts through anything.
An ax for humans.
A bladed knuckle duster for kangaroos.
If undead are made relatively docile by the god above me, they get a sickle.
If I forgot a sapient species, they get a dagger.
If a species has more than one civilization, each civilization gets a weapon of their species type.
The ax forge for the humans [Failure] and the knuckle duster for the kangas [failure] break apart as you complete them, but the dagger [Unexpected Boon] is a true masterpiece. You manage to replicate one for all the civilizations (even the human and kanga tribes), with intricate handles that are unique to each group. They are highly revered, and given to the leaders.
Anyway, subtly instigate societal reform that will cause people to be less willing to simply "put down" disabled slaves, and instead to find ways in which they can continue to serve (behind the scenes, perhaps).
Your recent venture into politics has made you suave with your words. Injured slaves are sold off at a bargain price to work behind the scenes, and while the jobs may be more dangerous or dirty, it is better than the alternative. [Success]
Create a race of beings of light, powerful and immortal. And send them to the undead lands, so that they may purge it...Unless the other god fixes the whole evil business. If he doesn't, have fun kids!
The first 'immortal' beings come to life, made of pure light. They immediately descend upon the invading horde. It seems for once, this destructive behavior may have actually helped the world (though your first instinct was less than helpful). [Minor Success]
New Aspect: Knowledge
Give the felines the gift of intelligence and steel hides, highly resistant to attacks
Not quite on the level of human intelligence yet, the felines become not only the smartest hunters now, but also the hardest to kill. It is only a matter of time before the scale completely tips and bad things happen in this ecosystem. [Minor Success]
Create a race of humanoid deer, they shall be violent and angry, and able to eat plants and meat.
This mad science experiment is flawless. Your herd of omnivorous and angry deer take over a chunk of the forest, in close proximity of the metal egg deposit. They already seem to have the same technology level as the kangas. You shudder in anticipation of what chaos will come from this. [Unexpected Boon, Advantage]
We’re fucking this up. This is what it looks like to fuck everything up.
Remind the Humans about the whole agriculture thing. Whether or not they get the hint, teach them the secrets of making dairy products such as Kefir, yoghurt, cheese, cream, etc. Try and get them onto the track of farming, oreferably without gping so far as to force them. Just give them hints until they figure out which one makes them mlre food.
The humans never abandoned farming, but the new ventures into fermented bovine milk is delightful! They experiment with dairy products, as well as better farming techniques, and eventually become more efficient. [Success]
Teach kanga agriculture
The kanga already farm the highly efficient corn, but you inspire them to bring more of the foragers within the walls of the city to farm.
The Dead vs the UndyingNot expecting the undead horde to be on the offensive as soon as they came to life, the beings of light were immediately surrounded. Their immortality would have helped with this fight, but it seems that they are only tough to kill. The immortals successfully cut a way through and retreat to high ground, out of reach of the horde, but are now surrounded. The mindless horde stands there, apparently forgetting that they were supposed to invade.
[Stalemate, Advantage Undead]
New MechanicsIn an effort to make my job easier as a lazy GM, multiple actions from the same player will have an increased chance of getting cut off. Your first action will always occur, and each action after that is slightly more likely to end your turn.
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