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[Vanigo]

Yes. Any gem can be made into jewelry, whether it's magical or not.

Ochita, your turn doesn't work at all. You can't build farms and pastures on the same tile, ever. If you're thinking about improved farms, A) those take more labor, B) they require The Plow, which you don't have, and C) you still couldn't put one on tile 4 because there's no fresh water. Also, you can't equip your mystics with shields; hexbone staves are two-handed weapons.

[Ochita]

God damn it.

[Vanigo]

On another note, I've been thinking that aqueducts are over-costed and not effective enough. I'm thinking I should make them city buildings that let you build farms on any hex. Anyone have thoughts on the matter?

[Ochita]

Hmmm.. Anyway.... What about charms? How do you make them?

[Happerry]

Is there a reason my hunter militia didn't level this turn, with them training?

[Vanigo]

Hmmm.. Anyway.... What about charms? How do you make them?

For the third time, you make them exactly like any other equipment. You say "I spend two labor to turn a unit of earth jade into a unit of earth charms." I do seem to have left it out of the reference post, though. I'll fix that.

Is there a reason my hunter militia didn't level this turn, with them training?

Because it was three words in the middle of a paragraph, and I missed them.

[Nirur Torir]

I think I'll change my turn slightly: I eat three extra food, just in case the dark elves were devoted to building a navy and I lose this battle.

[Happerry]

Is there a reason my hunter militia didn't level this turn, with them training?

Because it was three words in the middle of a paragraph, and I missed them.

Just making sure I didn't miss an event.

Edit : Also, Silver isn't described on the resource list.

[lemon10]

On a unrelated note, i am offended that you called my Spearmen with shields, leather armor, and a canoe, "stupid name guys", it is a completely reasonable and descriptive name. 

[IronyOwl]

Spoiler: Leadership (click to show/hide)

  In keeping with tradition, Queen Vaea chooses to abdicate the throne in favor of one of her children. Also keeping with tradition, she keeps much of her wealth and power, and remains a rather influential figure.
  Her choice of successor, however, is arguably far more controversial than King Vael's. Queen Rakul is quite young and arguably deranged, frequently worrying those near with maniacal cackling. She at least shows a certain cunning, though this worries as many people as it reassures.
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  Vaeladin also abdicates his position as Chief Architect, though this is also largely symbolic. His daughter Mia is a somewhat strange choice, being fairly young, very quiet, and very bookwormish, but it was that or his son Maelarg, whose laid-back nature and general apathy irritated Vaeladin to no end. His incessant decadence did not, though it was likely a factor in his lack of care for buildings.
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  Talon's son Maul, meanwhile, has taken over the military. He's greatly feared and respected, both because of his imposing physique, and because of his unusual ferocity. While most Ashara are quite happy to avoid any serious altercation, Maul enjoys close combat, with a particular fondness for unarmed grappling.

Spoiler: Society (click to show/hide)

  With the near-completion of the great wall, the military victories, the confrontation with interesting beasts, and their own arrogance and increasing power, the Ashara have become more and more interested in conquest and bloodshed. Though they still have little interest in conflict personally, they've developed a hunger for the fruits of the outside world and the thrill of violent entertainment. They want to own interesting creatures, and they want to see said creatures fighting, or at least competing.
  Of course, fantastic beasts are hard to come by, and the Sunstone poor find themselves with a rather dangerous, usually painful opportunity in street fighting or the arena. Healers are usually on hand, and the goal is conflict, not bloodshed, but brawling or duels can only be so safe and pleasant, and the concept has strengthened the notion of owning others.
  On the more militant end, greater thought is put into how to subdue and capture foes, as well as how to restrain and control them once captured. The cost of the military seems less prohibitive now, and greater emphasis is given to its ability to control everything. Logistics and supplies are given greater weight as well, as the notion of the world as Sunstone's territory gains greater emphasis.

Not as well-written as it could be, but I think it gets the point across.

[Vanigo]

No reason you can't still tweak it. There will certainly be at least a few days before age 3 starts.

[Ahra]

[spoiler]leadership
After the (gory hunting accident) death of kekash who inofficialy had the power for hundreds of harvests the council was in shocked.
In order to keep an somewhat similar powerstructure they decided that two Kasr would be chosen by the people and after that one of them would be chosen by the council
to the title of Kash.
society
The more the castes grew, the more different they became from eachother, and they kept away from eahother the more they differed.
causing a deep suspicion against the other castes.
however some interbreeds were made and they were commisioned as workers and mainenance workers inofficialy creating a 5th caste, the casetiya,the lordless.
the casetiya worships all lords as the lords already have their own caste.   

[adwarf]

Is there any chance I can get in right now I don't mind being behind a bit.

[Vanigo]

Not really. I don't want to deal with more than six players, and nobody's showing signs of dropping out. If somebody drops off the face of the earth, you're welcome to join, though.

That said, everyone else is working on their age-end reports, right?

[Nirur Torir]

It took a bit of time for me to think my way out of the Oro gaining too much power.

I don't have much time to write it out just now, but I expect to have the age-end-report in tomorrow.