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[Cheddarius]

In what manner are things ridonculous?

[Vanigo]

In what manner are things ridonculous?

The donkey riders, obviously.

[Knight Otu]

Not that I blame you for losing it in the shuffle, but you never answered me about how big the dwarven city was and how nasty the dragon is.

The dwarves city was rather small, about 7000 souls, and had mostly a token military to stave off ratman attacks. The dragon outright killed the military, original government, and many citizens, and has the remaining population work just barely to sustain themselves while digging out new treasures. The dragon can definitely breathe fire, and claims magical knowledge.

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In what manner are things ridonculous?

Not much, apart from the second-rarest good event occuring twice, another good event occuring (well, not so good for some), and a large army on the prowl. I guess it is business as usual, really. Well, and the ridiculous time between turns.

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It's been asked whether you can use labor in other cities. If the owners of the cities agree, yes, that works, but since the laborers need to travel to the city, the labor units will be unavailable for that turn and the next turn at least. Cities that are quite far away may incur an additional turn where that labor is unavailable. Good, fitting transportation may reduce that time.

[Vanigo]

Not that I blame you for losing it in the shuffle, but you never answered me about how big the dwarven city was and how nasty the dragon is.

The dwarves city was rather small, about 7000 souls, and had mostly a token military to stave off ratman attacks. The dragon outright killed the military, original government, and many citizens, and has the remaining population work just barely to sustain themselves while digging out new treasures. The dragon can definitely breathe fire, and claims magical knowledge.

Wait, the city's still inhabited? That's an important detail... Doesn't change anything this turn, I suppose.

[IronyOwl]

Two days is probably too soon for a poke.

Nonetheless *poke*

[abculatter_2]

Two days is probably too soon for a poke.

Nonetheless *poke*

It's NEVER too early for a poke.

[Cheddarius]

Sometimes it is.

[Vanigo]

Especially when someone hasn't posted any RP.

[IronyOwl]

Good point.

[Cheddarius]

I was thinking more that Knight Otu might have work to do, but RP is a good reason too.

[Vanigo]

Okay, I think we can start poking now.

[Cheddarius]

Yeah, maybe.

[Knight Otu]

Got a bit of a problem with Vanigo's turn, actually. According to my notes, you don't have any wool in the warehouse, produce 3 wool, and try to use 4. Did I miss that fourth wool somewhere, or do you want one of the labor units searching for resources to work another hill instead?

[Vanigo]

Yeah, last turn I produced three wool and used two. Put the watermill on wool instead of food.

[Vanigo]

I guess you haven't drawn the windmill yet? More significantly, I think you forgot to charge me for upkeep on my casters and for using my school, or something. I should only have 51 money by my count.

Oh, and I definitely want to trade for the maps; I was thinking I'd have done it as part of last turn, in fact.