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[Toaster]

Spoiler: Turn 4 (click to show/hide)

T4   12 labor

TILES AND BUILDINGS:
1 Mushroom Pit   [Building]   +3 food
1 Mushroom Farm [2]      +2 food, +1 wool
1 Mushroom Farm [3]      +2 food, +1 stone
1 River Hill [4]         +2 food, +1 wool
1 River Forest [13]      +2 food, +1 wood

+1 Food harvested due to anti-famine effects

Total tile gains      +12 food, +1 stone, +2 wool, +1 wood

CRAFT:
1 clothing maker   -1 wool, +1 clothing

BUILD:
1 labor, finish Granary    -1 Stone, -1 wood
3 labor, build Mushroom Farm [1]

RESEARCH:
2 labor to prioritize Mining

LEADER:
Sageittarius the Sage will get to teach in the Hall of Learning
_{pure flavor}

LUXURY:
-1.2 Clothing
-1 Spirituality


EAT:
11 food


TOTAL TURN CHANGES:
+1 food
+1 wool
-0.2 clothing

FINAL STOCKS:
Stored Resources: 1 stone, 7 wool, 2 wood, 0.8 clothing
Granary: 1 food

_{building that hall instead of another mushroom farm bit me in the butt a bit}

(rushed a bit because I'm behind and slow and bad)

[Nirur Torir]

Sorry for the delays, here's a very late turn.

{5} - Stirk suffers a disaster
The plantlife continues to flourish, and the air carries a feeling of peace and tranquility. Some say this means that the Age of Calamity truly is over. Others report that their nightmares grow darker and more numerous, an omen of ill tidings. +3 food per player.

New rule exception: A morale penalty to production that remove a partial labor point will now deduct from the bonus labor pool instead. Remind me of this if I forget. Positive production boosts will contiue as they are, "wasting" any overflow. (It feels a lot worse to have a bad event turn 90% of a labor point into 0 than it does for there to be a chip of bonus that nobody gets.)

Edit: I remembered Stirk's disaster this time.

Spoiler: Crazyabe's Volskii, of Kaz-volskii-gra'dun (click to show/hide)

Are you sure you wish to build a pasture on tile 3? Desert behemoths need extra space and can't be built adjacent to each other. Building them on tiles 3, 7, or 12 would reduce the possible number you can build.

ERROR: Unable to draft new units. Unit cap is 3 before researching Trade.

The two wrestler units have a mock battle. They all stand in a line and wrestle. As this is an unarmed spar, there will be no long-term casualties.
Results:
Wrestler I is left with 42 left standing, and 2 morale.
Wrestler II is left with 44 left standing, and 3 morale. They are declared the winners.

Fishing research completed.

Current Morale: 5
Population: 11,353 (10,916 + 436)
Stored Resources: 2 wood, 3(2+1) wool
Bonus Labor: 3/10 (0+3)

Labor available: 11
Food need: 8 (Bumper crop -3)
Luxury need per morale: 1.1
Special:
 Asura: Units may equip another weapon or shield for the full benefit, without the usual downsides.
 Self-centered raiders: Extra loot, but units may ignore tactics to engage in glory-seeking or for self-preservation.
 Martial Focus: Most research is done at -25% speed. Raids on advanced neighbors may potentially flip this for specific techs.

Leader: General (May build and operate military schools. May command groups of units.)

Units:
 Spearmen 2s, 2d, 100/100, 10ml/10ml, mv3
  Wooden spears, empty weapon slot
 Wrestlers 1s, 1d, 100/100, 10ml/10ml, mv3
  Unarmed
  Civilian
 Wrestlers II 1s, 1d, 100/100, 10ml/10ml, mv3
  Unarmed
  Civilian

Buildings:
 Hall of Learning
 Military School

Researched Tech: Animal Taming, Fishing

Available Tech:
Archery
Ceremonial Burial
Exploration
Farming
Horseback Riding
Primitive Pottery

Spoiler: Criptfeinds The Theocracy of Helianthia, Solaris City (click to show/hide)

The cows bowvines finish training, and are ready to fill dangerous or delicious non-plants with sharp stone-tipped plantlife from afar.

Error: More bonus labor than expected. You had two +6 boosts, and only factored in one.

Current Morale: 8
Population: 12,521 (11,796+825-100)
Stored Resources: 4 Wool 6 Wood .8 Clothing
Bonus Labor: 5/10 (3+6+6), +1 bonus labor

Labor available: 14
Food need: 10 (Bumper Crop -3)
Luxury need per morale: 1.3
Special:
 Flower Castes: Every labor spent in the city center will increase the Bonus Labor pool by 100, effectively giving a 10% refund on urban labor.
 Those Legs are Vines: -1 move speed for unmounted troops.
 Floral Bodies: -10% damage taken from mundane weapons, +25% damage taken from fire and ice (including terrain attrition).

Leader: Governor (+1 morale) Ray Sunflower

Units:
 Bowvines 2r/1s, 1d, 100/100, 10ml/10ml, mv2

Buildings:
 Clothier's Workshop
 Hall of Learning
 Solar Shrine

Researched Tech:
 Archery
 Praise the Sun (replaces Ceremonial Burial)

Unique tech: Solar Focuser
  May build Solar Focuser for 2 labor.
    Up to 4 labor may work it to each give +1 food, regardless of famine conditions. Every 2 labor will mitigate a famine by +1 food. Triggers caste system bonus.
As this is considered an optional side-path instead of rushing granary, you have +1 tech option this era.

Available Tech:
Animal Taming
Construction
Farming
Mining
Town Planning
Trade
Solar Focuser

Spoiler: Egan_BW's Gruggus Tribeship, Grugunnium (click to show/hide)

The exploration expedition is cut short. While exploring further up river, Ferum's Bantums camp in some reeds next to the river. This proves to be a mistake, as a group of large water beasts ambushes the camp overnight. The night guards awaken the group with a shrill scream and try to hold them off, but the water beasts prove to be almost as dangerous to punch as quillbeasts are. It's a chaotic rout. By the time Ferum returns, 61 have succumbed to wounds or been maimed, with only 39 still combat capable. A day of mourning is called, and faith in the leadership is shaken (-2 morale next turn, -1 morale the following turn).

Fearful of this happening again, the wise gruggs re-invent archery. An un-gruggly way to fight, certainly, but putting more distance between themselves and the dangers of the wilds is a tempting prospect.

Current Morale: 7 [-2 next turn, -1 on the turn after that]
Population: 12,276 (11,685+701-110)
Stored Resources: 1.3 gemstones, 2 wood
Bonus Labor: 4/10 (1+3)

Labor available: 12
Food need: 9 (Bumper Crop -3)
Luxury need per morale: 1.2
Specials:
 Green is strong: +15% melee attack damage.
 Green is friend: +20% money generated from trade, Trade Good production doubled when researched.

Leader: Explorer (Attached units explore at double speed) Big Man Ferum

Units:
 Ferum's Bantums 1s, 1d, 49/100, 10ml/10ml, mv3 (-61 + 10)
  Unarmed
  Civilian
 Fluffbeast Guard 2s, 3d, 100/100, 10ml/10ml, mv3
  Wooden Spears, Wooden Shields

Buildings:
 Hall of Learning
 Military Workshops
 Shrine

Researched Tech:
 Archery
 Ceremonial Burial
 Farming

Available Tech:
Animal Taming
Construction
Mining
Town Planning
Trade

Spoiler: IronyOwl's The Chain of Petals, Ashcrown (click to show/hide)

(The flavor was great)

Fishing has been researched, after ironing out some complications. Spearfishing is too undignified, and the researchers are not content with using primitive poles or primitive nets. Eventually, they realize that fish like the bud of a particular flower that grows near the shore. After some simple biomantic modifications, they end up with a flower that can be pressed into an oil that acts as both sedative and bait to small fish. It's needlessly complicated, but makes it very easy to reach in and grab the fish with their hands. It's a good party trick to any not-elves lucky enough to watch. Fellow elves expect such excellence as a matter of course.

Current Morale: 8
Population: 12,742 (12,021+721)
Stored Resources: 13 wood, 1 leather
Bonus Labor: 4/10 (7+7), 1 bonus labor

Labor available: 14 ((12+1)+10%)
Food need: 10 (Bumper crop -3)
Luxury need per morale: 1.3

Specials:
 Shimmersilk: Start with a Shimmersilk Spider ranch, and can build more with Animal Taming. Shimmersilk can be used to create luxury clothes, which can be stacked with regular clothes. May have military use in the future.
 That is not a vine: +25% attack strength to The Chain of Petals' units defending Ashcrown.

Leader: Governor (+1 morale) High Patriarch Ashcrown

Buildings:
 Biomancer's Hall
 Clothier's Workshop
 Hall of Learning
 Shrine

Researched Tech: Practical Biomantic Applications
May build a Biomancer's Hall for 1 wood, 2 labor.
  1 worker may either mitigate a famine's food penalty by 2, OR mutate a unit with the Berserker Fury trait for a cost of 150 extra population.
    Berserker Fury - Unit gets +1 melee shock attack, halved low morale penalty to damage dealt. Damaged morale makes a unit difficult to control and likely to charge into melee to fight to the death. Unit costs up to 250 population to recover to full HP, instead of the usual 100.
Animal Taming
Archery
Fishing

Available Tech:
Canoe Building
Construction
Town Planning
Trade

Spoiler: Stirk's Hinterland, Avalon (click to show/hide)

Trade researched. They overshoot so hard that they spend 2 labor working on building a marketplace.
Disaster proc! a fire burns down the partially built marketplace, taking 1 stored wood with it. -1 morale for 2 turns.

The gobs don't seem to trust your food, and have enough that they refuse it. Slightly confused by the gesture, they accept the wood as your troops move past.

The battle goes poorly, your massed spearmen unable to defeat the enormous 8 legged feline guarding the tree. With a risky ambush maneuver that costs the lives of dozens of men, they manage to maim two of the beasts left legs and Sunspear orders them to fall back in an orderly retreat while they can.
Battle results:
Spearmen at 163/300, 4/10 morale.
Octajaguar at 70/100, 6/10 morale. Stats discovered: 7s/8d. As a Guardian Beast, its recovery will be extremely slow.

Explorer's Guild opportunity! The migratory Huodon tribe are reportedly passing nearby soon, and will likely stop at the river to your west for most of the next turn. They have recently found dozens of ancient swords made of mythical bronze, in good condition. Even in its weakened state, your oversized army is probably strong enough to overpower them to take their spears, or if you prefer a peaceful approach, they would take two units of wooden shields and one of wooden spear in trade. (It's enough bronze swords to form a unit that, despite being under-strength, would be equivalent to a full unit of copper spearmen. Equipping them with shields or armor would still take a full unit of each.)

Current morale:
Population: 11,043 (11,043+441 = 11,484)
Gold: 1 (0+5-4)
Stored Resources: none
Bonus Labor: 7/10 (3+4)

Labor available: 11
Food need: 8 (Bumper Crop -3)
Luxury need per morale: 1.1
Specials:
 Infiltrators - 50% chance for commanders with control over (or allied control over) at least one doppleganger unit to know enemy tactics and attempt to counter them.
 Stealthy - Light units receive a free Stealthy trait.
  The Stealthy trait makes it much easier for units in terrain such as forests or mountains to hide from more powerful forces, and often gives a first round surprise bonus. It does not work in open terrain, such as grasslands or deserts.
  Units such as infantry in medium armor and archers count as light units. Mail-armored pikemen or knights count as heavy units, and would not get this trait.

Leader: Explorer (Double exploration speed of attached units) Sunspear

Units:
 Spearmen I 2s, 2d, 62/100, 10ml/10ml, mv3 (+1 morale for 2 turns)
  Wooden Spears
  Explorers
 Spearmen II 2s, 2d, 54/100, 10ml/10ml, mv3 (+2 morale for 1 turn)
  Wooden Spears
  Explorers
 Spearmen III 2s, 2d, 47/100, 10ml/10ml, mv3
  Wooden Spears
  Explorers
 Spearmen IV 2s, 2d, 100/100, 10ml/10ml, mv3
  Wooden Spears

Buildings:
 Explorer's Hall
 Hall of Learning

Researched Tech:
 Fishing
 Exploratoin
 Trade

Available Tech:
Animal Taming
Archery
Ceremonial Burial
Farming
Primitive Pottery

Spoiler: Toaster's Stonulus, Granite (click to show/hide)

Granary constructed
Mining researched

Error: Clothes ordered to be overspent with no benefit. Usage reduced from 1.2 to 0.2.

Current Morale: 3 (Events: Next turn: -2)
Population: 11,686 (11,686+0)
Stored Resources: 7 wool, 2 wood, 1 stone, 1.7 clothing, 1 food
Bonus Labor: 6/10 (1+6-1 from morale)

Labor available: 10 (11 - 10%)
Food need: 8 (Bumper crop -3)
Luxury need per morale: 1.1

Specials:
 Thoughtful: +25% research rate.
 Trollish Physique: -20% damage taken from non-magical attacks, -1 move speed for unmounted troops.

Leader: Sage (+25% research)

Buildings:
 Granary
 Hall of Learning
 Shrine

Researched Tech:
 Construction
 Mining
 Mushroom Farming
Hills or mountains
No resources, 3 labor
Tile produces 2 food, ignoring base food and river bonus.

Available Tech:
Animal Taming
Ceremonial Burial
Farming
Town Planning
Trade

[crazyabe]

as a result of an unnoticed measuring error, the new pasture was redirected from tile 3 to tile 13. hopefully this does not occur again.
6 units of population are spread over tiles 1, 5, 6, 9, 10, and 14 (+8 food, +1 wood, +1 stone, +0 Desert Behemoths)
A woodcutting village is constructed on 6, (1/1 wood, 1/1 stone, 2/2 labor)
A fishing Wharf is constructed on 1, (2/2 wood, 2/2 labor)
1 unit of laborers explore how best to determine in what way exotic and unknown wildlife should be cooked. [+?/? exploration]
[standing order, copy literally to next post]
Wrestlers 1 and Wrestlers 2 engage in jolly combat.

[IronyOwl]

Spoiler: Doom (click to show/hide)

"Too much?"

Anariel twirled again, flaring out the skirt of her bronze-feathered dress. Remirian pursed his lips, leaning back on the silk sofa.

"No, no... something about the shoulders? Ah! The silvered feathers form the same angle the whole way through. They should weave instead of repeating."

Anariel clicked her tongue. "You're right. But this is how they're patterned on the owl, so then you'd lose the wild majesty of it."

Remirian crossed his arms and furrowed his brow. A deep conundrum indeed.

"Replace one of the patterns with claws stitched in?" Othiriel suggested from the other side of the room. He was staring out a window.

"Oooh, that's a good one!" Anariel said, mapping out patterns on herself with her fingers. Her brow furrowed again. "You don't think I could get away with squirrel teeth, do you? Bronze owls eat velvet squirrels, so there'd be a relation..."

"He's here! He's here!" Othiriel answered urgently.

"Probably going to be the same as last time," Remirian cautioned.

A moment later, Othiriel threw open the window, and a crow launched into the room, wheeled cawing around, and plopped onto a central table. The three elves in the room gathered around.

"Well? Well?!" Othiriel insisted.

"Food first!" it cawed.

Anariel giggled. Remirian rolled his eyes. Othiriel nervously counted out three almonds and held them out for the crow to eat. Once he had finished, the crow looked around and then spoke again.

"DOOM! DOOOOOOOOOOOOOM!"

"Told you."

"Yes but what kind of doom?" Othiriel insisted.

"DOOOOOOOOOOOOM!"

With that, the crow was off the table and perched on the window, which he had apparently forgotten Othiriel had shut. He pecked at it a few hopeful times.

"I feel just awful about your nightmares," Remirian said, "but I don't think Mithirias here is going to be able to scout out anything before it happens."

"He might," Anariel countered. "Hunters use scouting animals all the time."

"I don't think it's a coincidence," Othiriel began dejectedly, sinking into a chair. "They keep coming and there's just no reason for them. Nobody has nightmares unless they have a lot of them, and everyone who has them says they've been getting worse. Something is coming, and we don't have any way to defend ourselves. They say workshops are going up and recruitment will start after that, but I think that just means whatever is coming will arrive before we're ready."

His crow hopped into his lap, which he began petting.

"Doom."

"I know, Mithirias. I know."

Spoiler: Orders (click to show/hide)

Work:
Tile 1 (+2 Food, +1 Wood, +1 Leather) [Forest+River+Hunter Camp]
Tile 2 (+1 Food, +1 Wood, +1 Spiders) [Forest+River+Shimmersilk Spider Ranch]
Tile 3 (+3 Food, +1 Wood) [Forest+River+Hunter Camp]
Tile 4 (+2 Food, +1 Wood) [Forest+River]
Tile 6 (+2 Food, +1 Wood) [Forest+River]
Tile 10 (+2 Food, +1 Wood) [Forest+River]

Subtotal: +12 Food, +6 Wood, +1 Leather, +1 Spiders

6/14 Labor Spent

1 Labor to Research Town Planning
2 Labor to Build Military Workshops [-2 Wood, complete]
1 Labor to Craft Leather Clothes [-2 Leather, +2 Clothes]
3 Labor to Build Shimmersilk Spider Ranch on Tile 6 [-1 Wood, -1 Spiders, complete]
1 Labor to Build Hunter Camp on Tile 10 [-2 Wood, 1/2 Labor Spent]

14/14 Labor Spent

-10 Food Eaten
+1 Morale from Governor
+1 Morale from 1.0 Spiritualty + 0.3 Excess Food (-2 Food)
+1 Morale from 1.2 Clothing + 0.1 Excess Food (eaten above)

8 Morale (7% Pop Growth, +10% Production; -1% Pop Growth from Overcrowding, 6% Final Pop Growth)
Population: 13,506 (12,742 + 764)
Bonus Labor: 9/10 (4+5)

Starting Resources: 13 wood, 1 leather
Total Change: +1 Wood, -1 Leather, +0.8 Clothes
Stored Resources: 14 wood, 0.8 Clothes

[Stirk]

Spoiler: Crunch (click to show/hide)

Work:
5 Plains + River 3 Food
4 Forest + River 2 Food 1 Wood
14 Plains + River 3 Food
1 Forest 1 Food 1 Wood
9 Forest 1 Food 1 Wood

Total 10 Food 3 Wood 5 Labor

Make Spears - 2 Labor 1 Wood
Make Shields - 4 Labor 2 Wood

Total 11 Labor 0 Wood 2 Food left

Trade for Copper Swords
Train 1 Unit Swordsmen

All military units are stationed in town to heal.

Gift the Nomads with excess 2 food.

Spoiler: Fluff (click to show/hide)

A Doppelganger had a brilliant idea. A massive bonfire should be the centerpiece of the market, to attract customers from far and wide! This idea sparked off an actual fire that took out the rest of the market, but has apparently attracted someone to trade with so in that way at least it is a success. As I said, brilliant!

The Nomads are welcomed to Avalon with a gift of food to show our hospitality. Their offered goods - ancient artifact swords - are purchased with pointy sticks and bark shields. Being the only one to invent trade apparently means we're the only one who knows how much goods are worth. Which works in our advantage in this case.

"Oversized army" my but - the Beasts could destroy our entire nation had they decided to retaliate after our invasion. We have severely underestimated them and the threat that the outside world represents. We need an army that can fight off anything that comes our way, and these swords are the first step to that goal. The wounded tell their stories in the Explorer's hall, sending a new generation of young men to the training grounds with new weapons. Discussion among the learned and not tended toward how to defeat the mighty beast. Some of the more ambitions claim the beasts themselves could be tamed, but the process should probably be attempted on something that could not destroy entire armies first.

[Egan_BW]

Spoiler (click to show/hide)

Work 16 15 (9 food 1 wool 2 labor)

Work 2, 3, 4, 14. (13 food 4 wood 6 labor)

Make Clothing (0 wool 7 labor)

Produce Bows. (3 wood 8 labor)
Essentially small trees with a woolen string from one end to the other, used to fling small javelins a moderate distance. These bows require great Gruggan strength to use, and even out to being about as effective as any other bow. Gruggi look totally awesome drawing them, though.

Build Clothier's Workshop. (1 wood 10 labor)
About time the Gruggi made this more efficient.

Research Exploration x2. (12 labor)
Impressed with the primal kinetic might the Natural Philosophers managed to harness last time, the Gruggi are excited to see what kind of practical applications come next.

Nom 12 food.

Luxury Nom 1 Clothing & 1 Spirituality. And 2 Food as a supplement. (6 Morale)
When times are bad, eat steak. Thus is philosophy of Grug.

Population grows to 12,767.

Labor bonus increased to 11.

Train new unit with bows. (Population back down to 12,667)
The Waterbeast strikers consist of the strongest and most vengeful of the Gruggi. The river monsters will pay, oh yes.

Spoiler: Gruggus (click to show/hide)

Basic Info
Population: 12,667
Labor Bonus: 11
Labor: 12
Morale: 5 (4% growth)
Green is Strong: +15% melee attack damage.
Green is Friend: +20% money generated from trade, Trade Good production doubled when researched.

Buildings/Improvements
Shrine (City): +1 Spirituality passively.
Hall of Learning (City): 3 Labor may be used to research.
Military Workshops (City): Half labor cost for weapons and armor.
Clothier's Workshop (City): Half labor cost for clothing and luxury clothing.
Palisade (City): Protects hex against raiders while city is garrisoned, and increases strength of hex defenders while wall is intact by 20%.
Irrigation (16): +1 Food when worked.

Stores:
Food: 0/0
Wood: 1/20
Stone: 0/20
Wool: 0/20
Clothes: 0/20
Gemstones: 1.3/20

Leaders:
Big Man Ferum, Explorer (Attached units explore at double speed)

Units:
Ferum's Bantums 1s, 1d, 49/100, 10ml/10ml, mv3
Unarmed
Civilian

Fluffbeast Guard 2s, 3d, 100/100, 10ml/10ml, mv3
Wooden Spears, Wooden Shields

Research Tree: (green= researched)
Agriculture
Ceremonial Burial
Archery
Animal Taming
Exploration
Primitive Pottery
Town Planning
Trade



Laborers get resources
Trickle resources, like Trade's effects
Laborers do tasks that use resources
Population eats and uses luxuries
Civilian morale changes
Population grows
Bonus labor pool increases
Military trained

Disasters rolled and declared
Military moves
Military fights
Military raids, explores, and resolves military events
Civilian morale changes from military and disasters
Other disaster effects, like destroyed stockpiles
Other stockpile changes, like trade.
Morale productivity bonus calculated for next turn

[Criptfeind]

Spoiler: Praise the Sun (click to show/hide)

"Praise the Sun!" finished his speech from atop the Solar Shrine as the Helianthians celebrated the completion of the building. Below the masses of the lower castes cheered as the party began. A sea of colored petals swaying together as they took to dancing, eating, and song. Ray retried back to a meeting of higher caste flowers, as they planned the future of the city. With the recent blooming of foodstuff in the jungles around the city leading to a surplus of labor, more work was done to secure the supplies of the city in times to come. Meanwhile, plans are put into place to expand the armed forces as a workshop for future making of weapons is created. Lastly, after much deliberation, the high castes decide to send the newly formed archery squads down the blooming river, to see if they can start to find out how the lands outside of Helianthia fared.

Spoiler: Solaris City, The Theocracy of Helianthia Turn 3 (click to show/hide)

Status:
Population: 12521
Labor Pool: 9+6! 15-10=5 +1 Labor
City Buildings: Solar Shrine. Hall of Learning. Clothier's workshops
Tile Improvements: Hunter's camps (4)
Technology: Praise the Sun. Archery.
Abilities: Flower Castes. Those Legs are Vines. Floral Bodies.
Moral: 8! +1 Labor
Stocks: 14 Labor 4 Wool 7 Wood .8 Clothing 3 Food! (Event +3 food)
Military: Bowvines 2r/1s, 1d, 100/100, 10ml/10ml, mv2

Leaders:
Governor High Radiance Ray Sunflower leads his people in the continued securing of their future.

Work:
4 River Forest I:Hunter's camp: +3 Food +1 Wood -1 Labor
5 River Plains: +3 Food -1 Labor
12 River Forest: +2 Food +1 Wood -1 Labor
13 River Forest: +2 Food +1 Wood -1 Labor

Stocks: 10 Labor 4 Wool 10 Wood .8 Clothing 13 Food

Improvement:
Hunters Camp on 12 -2 Labor -2 Wood
Hunters Camp on 13 -2 Labor -2 Wood

Construct:
Military Workshop: -2 Wood -2 Labor +1 Bows +2 Labor Pool

Craft:
2 Clothing: -2 Wool -1 Labor +2 Clothing +1 Labor Pool

Research:
3 Labor researches Town Planning -3 Labor +3 Labor pool

Income:
Solar Shrine produces +2 spiritual luxury

Stocks: 2 Wool 4 Wood 2.8 Clothing 13 Food +6 Labor Pool

Consume&Moral:
Population Consumes 13 food
Population Consumes 1.3 Clothing as Luxury +1 Moral
Population Experiences 1.3 spiritual Luxury +1 Moral
Governor bonus gives +1 Moral

Civilian moral is 8

Population growth: 7-1=6%=751
Population: 12521+751=13272

Military:
Have Bowvines starts to explore down the river.

Status:
Population: 13272
Labor Pool: 5+6+2=13
City Buildings: Solar Shrine. Hall of Learning. Clothier's workshops, Military Workshop
Tile Improvements: Hunter's camps (4, 12, 13)
Technology: Praise the Sun. Archery.
Abilities: Flower Castes. Those Legs are Vines. Floral Bodies.
Stocks: 2 Wool 3 Wood 1.5 Clothing
Moral: 8! +10% Production
Military: Bowvines 2r/1s, 1d, 100/100, 10ml/10ml, mv2

[Toaster]

Spoiler: Fluffy (click to show/hide)

There was discontent in the Stonulus still.  After the landslide, there were still rumblings that the Stonulus were going the wrong way.  Sageittarius urged the scholars of the Hall to see if there was some way to restore balance to the spiritual needs of the people.

Meanwhile, another faction took it upon itself to see what lay beyond the borders, as the worst effects of the Cataclysm continued to fade...

Spoiler: Turn 5 (click to show/hide)

T5   10 labor

TILES AND BUILDINGS:
1 Mushroom Pit   [Building]   +3 food
1 Mushroom Farm [1]      +2 food, +1 stone
1 Mushroom Farm [2]      +2 food, +1 wool
1 Mushroom Farm [3]      +2 food, +1 stone
1 River Forest [13]      +2 food, +1 wood


Total tile gains      +11 food, +2 stone, +1 wool, +1 wood

CRAFT:
1 clothing maker   -1 wool, +1 clothing

BUILD:
1 labor, build Explorer's Hall [1 stone]

RESEARCH:
3 labor to prioritize Ceremonial Burial

LEADER:
Sageittarius the Sage will get to teach in the Hall of Learning
_{pure flavor}

LUXURY:
-1.2 Clothing
-1 Spirituality
-1 food as luxury //this covers 2k people, so this plus the Spirituality should be enough for a second point.


EAT:
11-3=8 food   //event


TOTAL TURN CHANGES:
+2 food
+1 stone
+1 wood
-0.2 clothing

FINAL STOCKS:
Stored Resources: 2 stone, 7 wool, 3 wood, 1.5 clothing
Granary: 3 food

_{building that hall instead of another mushroom farm bit me in the butt a bit}

(Still behind, still slow, still bad?)