Alright, cast termite strain, research Summon locusts
Alright, too tired to move the "gripping" (read: cobbled together) backstory of the Draati. I'll just move.
L8: One unit maintains farms
One unit mines quartz
two units attempt to tame medusas using quartz as a threat.
One unit attempts to build a granary
one unit attempts to build a lumber mill
K8: One unit brings gold to L8
one unit builds a farm
animals: one larva attempts to train into an enemy eating machine
one larva attemts to train into a hunting larva
one larva attempts to become a creature that can breed larva quickly
The Draati had spent time knocking out the amnesia devices from the population, and piecing together the fragments of memories. Each Draati had something different to add. They had pieced to all the memories they had. The Draati here were brought here by other Draati. These Draati were different, or rather, they were the norm and the tribal Draati were different. The Draati understood not the reason they were put here or the reason or ways they were different, but they realized that since each new Draati added to the memories, the only way to learn more was to reproduce.
The medusas were a dangerous threat, already having claimed many lives (and made several great statues). To fight the Medusas, reflective quartz was needed, and so one Draati unit was sent to mine some and give it to two units who would attempt to tame the medusas with it by using it as a threat. One unit farmed, and a couple others worked on trying to build. In the mountain, gold was brought back to the main hex, and a farm was created to help feed miners.
The larva were in the process of training. One larvae group would be taught to hunt, killing large game and bringing it back. Another larvae would be taught to breed quickly, producing larvae young without occupying the tine of Draati. Yet a third group was attempting something fearsome. The Draati were attempting to train these larvae into amazing eaters, devouring all but Draati in their path. These would be unleashed on enemies, and the sheer size if the larvae would make it a sight to behold.