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[Happerry]

[Trivial Difficulty d4, 2]
[Minor Bug, Intractable]
As a result of their ancient transformation, certain… chemical sensitivities remain within the people of Alikai. Stories tell of days when silver would burn the flesh, but those days are long gone, replaced now by allergic reactions to certain compounds and catalysts. Under normal circumstances this isn’t an issue, but for those who deal in the advanced chemical arts, this weakness can be infuriating and debilitating. (When rolling bugs for projects involving juxtematics, a 1 no longer causes you to re-roll instead of getting a lucky break)

As a quick check, I'm pretty sure you meant 'a 1 now causes you to re-roll instead of getting a lucky break' instead of 'a 1 no longer causes you to re-roll instead of getting a lucky break', right?

[The Adversary]

[Trivial Difficulty d4, 2]
[Minor Bug, Intractable]
As a result of their ancient transformation, certain… chemical sensitivities remain within the people of Alikai. Stories tell of days when silver would burn the flesh, but those days are long gone, replaced now by allergic reactions to certain compounds and catalysts. Under normal circumstances this isn’t an issue, but for those who deal in the advanced chemical arts, this weakness can be infuriating and debilitating. (When rolling bugs for projects involving juxtematics, a 1 no longer causes you to re-roll instead of getting a lucky break)

As a quick check, I'm pretty sure you meant 'a 1 now causes you to re-roll instead of getting a lucky break' instead of 'a 1 no longer causes you to re-roll instead of getting a lucky break', right?

Wow. Yeah. Pretty sure I wrote something, reconsidering my wording, and wrote that. Worst clarity revision ever.
 I'll fix that up in a jiff.

[Happerry]

I kinda want to make underground spinny pole things with long ropes attached to them as Dull Miad or, if they can speed up fast enough, Quicksilver Miad generators, but we probably have other things we want to do first?

I think we're all waiting for the battle report right now though.

[The Adversary]

I kinda want to make underground spinny pole things with long ropes attached to them as Dull Miad or, if they can speed up fast enough, Quicksilver Miad generators, but we probably have other things we want to do first?

I think we're all waiting for the battle report right now though.

Understandable. You're going to be a bit short of those against the enemy for a while, but you'll at least have some idea at the end of this turn.

[Happerry]

Well, if we aren't going to get a battle report for this turn like it seems we are not, which I feel could have been better communicated, we probably should either put more ideas up or put a votebox up.

Anti-Lichen Stuff - Anti Flaw Revision
In an attempt to get rid of the lichen that keeps clogging the waterworks, work has gone into finding some way to treat the stone of the Aqueducts such that the Lichen no longer grows on it, or at least can not so easily grow on it, preventing the poison blooms from happening.

Desert Clansfolk Mk3: (1) Happerry
Scaleriders: (1) Happerry
Anti-Lichen Stuff - Anti Flaw Revision: (1) Happerry
Lunacy: Suction Sponge: (1) TricMagic
Passage of Childhood: (1) TricMagic
Passage of Adulthood: (1) TricMagic

[The Adversary]

Well, if we aren't going to get a battle report for this turn like it seems we are not, which I feel could have been better communicated, we probably should either put more ideas up or put a votebox up.

I had thought I communicated that with my initial post and with my last post. I apologize for the miscommunication.

[TricMagic]

What is this stuff? And how would we make and apply it?

[Doomblade187]

Lunacy Lichens - Flaw Revision

By taking samples of the poison lichen and transforming it, we can enhance the capacity to react with it's surroundings to purify the water of all organic contaminants. The transformed lichen uses any energy gained to grow in spread as opposed to producing poison. It's notably different in color from the poisonous lichen - likely due to lack of poisonous byproducts.

[TricMagic]

I'll point out the obvious flaw that that stuff already grows extremely quickly and clogs things.

[The Adversary]

Okay, only one person voting here at the moment. Anything I can do to help move things along?

[TricMagic]

It is in fact two. Be nice if PM could join if only to vote for now.

The Rites are something I want to implement to make changes even easier in the future(along with a general power upgrade), and to allow for easier taming designs.(the snakes eating pests is mostly fluff-ish. Mostly.)

[The Adversary]

It is in fact two. Be nice if PM could join if only to vote for now.

The Rites are something I want to implement to make changes even easier in the future(along with a general power upgrade), and to allow for easier taming designs.(the snakes eating pests is mostly fluff-ish. Mostly.)

Wow, you're absolutely correct and I'm an awful person. Sorry Happerry.

[Doomblade187]

Lunacy Lichens - Flaw Revision

Since the poison lichen grows from spores deep in the wells, we can prevent growths by simply filtering the spores out. By taking a sample of the poison lichen and transforming it, we can enhance the capacity to react with it's surroundings to purify the water of all organic contaminants. This is expected to improve the overall health of our kingdom's people. The transformed lichen uses any energy gained to grow in spread as opposed to producing poison. It's notably different in color from the poisonous lichen - likely due to lack of poisonous byproducts. While this would normally cause issues with clogging the aqueduct tunnels, this issue is avoided by only using the purification lichen in the water drawing stage - the water from the buckets is poured through a wide tube packed with this new lichen, with a simple cloth spread over the top to catch the well spores for easy removal.

Desert Clansfolk Mk3: (1) Happerry
Scaleriders: (1) Happery
Anti-Lichen Stuff - Anti Flaw Revision: (1) Happerry
Lunacy: Suction Sponge: (1) TricMagic
Passage of Childhood: (2) TricMagic, Doomblade
Passage of Adulthood: (1) TricMagic
Lunacy Lichens: (1) Doomblade

[TricMagic]

Lunacy Lichens - Flaw Revision

Since the poison lichen grows from spores deep in the wells, we can prevent growths by simply filtering the spores out. By taking a sample of the poison lichen and transforming it, we can enhance the capacity to react with it's surroundings to purify the water of all organic contaminants. This is expected to improve the overall health of our kingdom's people. The transformed lichen uses any energy gained to grow in spread as opposed to producing poison. It's notably different in color from the poisonous lichen - likely due to lack of poisonous byproducts. While this would normally cause issues with clogging the aqueduct tunnels, this issue is avoided by only using the purification lichen in the water drawing stage - the water from the buckets is poured through a wide tube packed with this new lichen, with a simple cloth spread over the top to catch the well spores for easy removal.

Desert Clansfolk Mk3: (1) Happerry
Scaleriders: (1) Happery
Anti-Lichen Stuff - Anti Flaw Revision: (1) Happerry
Lunacy: Suction Sponge: ()
Passage of Childhood: (2) TricMagic, Doomblade
Passage of Adulthood: ()
Lunacy Lichens: (2) Doomblade, TricMagic

Doomblade, want the other to fix the first bug of the aquaducts too?

[Doomblade187]

I actually want to have an improved infantry deployment this turn, personally.

Desert Clansfolk Mk3: (2) Happerry, Doomblade
Scaleriders: (1) Happery
Anti-Lichen Stuff - Anti Flaw Revision: (1) Happerry
Lunacy: Suction Sponge: ()
Passage of Childhood: (2) TricMagic, Doomblade
Passage of Adulthood: ()
Lunacy Lichens: (2) Doomblade, TricMagic

Edit: Fixed Votebox. Tric, please cull the quote boxes around it when you vote.