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[Strife26]

This is a lot of work for one turn . . . Yay!

[RPB]

Doesn't it take two labor? Or does the clothier's workshop let you get 2 clothing out of 1 labor?

Also, one last (hah hah, yeah right) question: all terrain improvements are mutually exclusive with any other improvements unless otherwise noted (like the waterwheel), right?

[Strife26]

Oh yeah, feel free to read all my spoilered stuff. I was worried about wall of texting you guys. I tried to make it funny though.

[Vanigo]

Doesn't it take two labor? Or does the clothier's workshop let you get 2 clothing out of 1 labor?

Also, one last (hah hah, yeah right) question: all terrain improvements are mutually exclusive with any other improvements unless otherwise noted (like the waterwheel), right?

The latter, and correct.

[TheNewerMartianEmperor]

My leaders:

Governor: Crunchil Mustrun: Also known as "the peacemaker" this once light, but now blue-wearer was responsible for pulling together the lights and the darks enough to make exploring the outside world possible. His ability to make everyone around him stop what they are doing and pay attention to him is legendary.

Sage: Kreglin Mustrun: The formerly dark-wearing bondbrother of Crunchil, he is well known for being slow, deliberate and methodical in is investigations. It is not a good idea to get him angry as he is one of the few remaining people who knows even a little magic.

[Strife26]

Is everybody's turn in now?

[RPB]

Apparently so, but I think we're still waiting on a revision or two.

[Vanigo]

Yeah, I'm waiting for NME to revise his plan. Hopefully Pandarsenic will have his RP stuff up by then, but I'm not going to wait for it.

[Strife26]

So my fourth revision was good? 

[Pandarsenic]

Spoiler: Leaders (click to show/hide)

General: Shi Shotan Malchithein, Chief of the Falcons of Khas, won his leadership in the traditional manner of the Falcons of Khas, a gauntlet of challenges in the matters considered to be the domain of a Chief. The son of a warrior (though he was never quite sure which one) and a cook, Shi Shotan was expected to follow in footsteps of the many men who might have been his father. Though he surpassed all of them, it was with his his quick wit rather than a strong blade. When he faced the Chief in the gauntlet of challenges at age 24, he failed every physical challenge but dominated the mental challenges mercilessly; though the old Chief, in a 50-50 split, legally could retain control of the tribe, he abdicated to Shi Shotan, declaring that he "felt like a fool around him. If he thinks half as well while Chief as he did while becoming Chief, we shall dominate this land." Shi Shotan is less superstitious than his predecessors - many of the elders are frustrated that he is not as easily manipulated.
Alchemist: Dremmeur Sai, the one-eyed High Elder of the Falcons of Khas, was the mastermind behind the incursion into the Citadel, declaring a falcon seen flying over it (actually a hawk, as every elder was well aware) was a sign that they were to enter it. Eager for ancient plunder, Shi Shotan supported him and they opened the Citadel. He led the elders in a concerted translation effort on various alchemical texts. The Falcons of Khas quickly consumed the Citadel's meager accessible supplies of alchemical reagents for the purpose of enhancing their equipment for subduing nearby tribes. Dremmeur Sai now seeks to find a way to access or replicate the Citadel's old alchemical labs, which they have not yet tapped.

[Nirur Torir]

Sorry about editing the RP-text, I just felt bad for only have a few lines of text.

Could we get some more info about exploration, both external and searching for ores?

[Vanigo]

External exploration is simple. You have to have a military unit, and you have to send it off to explore in some direction. It goes off, explores, and reports back.
Searching for special resources is largely automatic. You'll randomly discover them through random events, and sometimes research will reveal them. There may be other ways to find them, if you get creative.

[Strife26]

Like crashing and uncovering adamantine with a stone-sled?

[RPB]

For future reference: how exactly does the "+25% to construction" from the Mechanic's Workshop work? First off, what exactly does "to construction" apply to--building speed? If so, does it strictly refer to constructing buildings or do terrain improvements count? And how would the fractions be counted--if it was +25% building speed, does that mean that a 4 labor building could be built with 3 (25% less labor required) or would 3 labor only count as 3.75 (+25% output per labor)? Would it be computed per-building or in terms of all constructions built during a turn?

[Vanigo]

Each point of labor put into construction of buildings or of improvements counts as 1.25, and it's computed across all constructions in a turn.
Maybe I should make it +1/3rd.