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[Vanigo]

Turn 14

Spoiler: Ljus Faller (click to show/hide)

lemon10
Ljus Faller (Red)

(You really need to stop sending lone units out to scout. Between incautious and their minimal equipment, they just can't take random encounters solo.)
The forces exploring outside the city run into trouble again, when the third spearmen run afoul of some huge, warty humanoids in the mountains. Once again they are sent fleeing, and only a few escape.
Back in town, things go better. Farming techniques are improved, and an odd reddish mineral that seems important is found in the mountains north of the city.

Battle lost!
    Third Spearmen destroyed!
    Humiliating defeat! -1 prosperity for 1 turn!
The Plow researched!
Population stagnant
Iron located in tile 7!

Technology:
Mysticism
Oral Tradition
Animal Husbandry
Farming
Craftsmanship
Masonry
Fishing
Mining
Literacy
Exploration
Post-Regeneration Care
The Plow

Unit types:
Spearmen (Wooden spears)
L1:6A/2D/-R/10H/1M
L2:6A/3D/-R/12H/1M
L3:7A/3D/-R/14H/1M; first strike

Units:
Spearmen L2 (HP 12/12)
Spearmen L3 (HP 14/14)

Exploration map:


Ljus Faller
Population 15
Prosperity 15


Buildings:
Shrine
Military workshop
Mechanic's workshop
Hall of Learning
Granary
Library

Stockpiles:
10 food, 8 wood, 4 leather, 1 wool, 1 spice, 1 bows

Spoiler: Ochitans (click to show/hide)

Ochita
Ochitans (Light green)

You get a couple techs, do a little scouting, and get a little money. You also find some copper and build a clothier's workshop.

Shamanism researched!
Bronze Working researched!
Population stagnant
Copper found on tile 13!

Technology:
Mysticism
Oral Tradition
Farming
Animal Husbandry
Fishing
Craftsmanship
Exploration
Hunting
Masonry
Formalized Religion
Literacy
The Plow
Mining
Trade
Shamanism
Bronze Working

Unit types:
Spearelves (Wooden spears)
L1:7A/4D/-R/7H/1M
Water-fliers (Bows, canoes)
L1:5A/4D/5-2R/7H/2M; supply range x2
Armored Hope (Wooden spears, leather armor)
L1:7A/4D/-R/10H/1M
L2:8A/4D/-R/12H/1M
Forest Rangers (Bows, leather armor)
L1:5A/4D/5-2R/10H/1M
L2: 5A/4D/5-2/12H/1M

Units:
Spearelves L1 (HP 7/7)
Armored Hope L2 (HP 12/12)
Forest Rangers L2 (HP 12/12)

Exploration map:


Money: 3

Iria's Rest
Population 13
Prosperity 13 (Economic slump turn 2/3)


Buildings:
Shrine
Hall of learning
Military workshops
Granary
Temple
Library
Clothier's workshop

Stockpiles:
8 food, 3 wood, 3 stone, 3 wool, 5 leather, 3 leather armor

Spoiler: Ser'kash (click to show/hide)

Ahra
Ser'kash (Gray)

You build an improved farm, even though this is a really bad idea and you would be much better off putting the first improvement on two other tiles. You start researching elementalism, which seems like a strange choice, and I would really appreciate some insight into the thought process that produced it. I'm not sure if it's you thinking it's a good plan (it's not) or a roleplaying decision based on your city's culture (which, since you never write any RP, I have very little knowledge of).
Your swiftfangs take damage from poor supply again. If I hadn't interpreted "go north" a bit loosely, they'd have gone even further out of supply range and may well have died. Researching Exploration has improved your supply radius, but not by that much.
I notice you told your 13th labor point to do two different things again.

Swiftfangs take 3 damage due to poor supply
Population increases to 16
Improved farm built

Technology:
Hunting
Masonry
Farming
Animal Husbandry
Craftsmanship
Mysticism
Oral Tradition
Exploration
Fishing
Caste Specialties
The Plow

Unit types:
Youngblood hunters (bows)
L1:6A/4D/4-2R/10H/1M
L2:6A/4D/5-2R/12H/1M
Swiftfangs (Wooden spears, wooden shields, leather armor, air caste)
L1:6A/4D/-R/14H/2M

Units:
Youngblood hunters L2 (HP 12/12)
Swiftfangs L1 (HP 10/14)

Exploration map:


Ser'kash
Population 16
Prosperity 16


Buildings:
Granary x2
Military workshop
Hall of Learning
Shrine

Stockpiles:
23 food, 19 wood, 2 wool, 19 leather

Spoiler: Sidamaru (click to show/hide)

Happerry
Sidamaru (Dark purple)

Exploration goes badly. The hunter militia runs into a vicious pack of wolves in the mountains, which rush at them and tear them to shreds. Lius, one of six survivors, limps back to town weeks later.
The new temple, with a hall for public worship and back rooms for the shamans to confer and teach, opens to moderate fanfare. An economy starts up, but it's rather subdued due to the city's extremely low population and prosperity.

Battle lost!
    Hunter Milita destroyed!
    Humiliating defeat! -1 prosperity for 1 turn!
Pity bonus! +1 prosperity for 1 turn!
Trade researched!
Population stagnant
Temple built

Technology:
Mysticism
Oral Tradition
Masonry
Hunting
Farming
Craftsmanship
Animal Husbandry
Exploration
Fishing
Shamanism
Formalized Religion
Mining
Trade

Unit types:
Shieldguard (Wooden spears, wooden shields)
L1: 6A/4D/-R/10H/1M
L2: 7A/4D/-R/12H/1M
Hunter Militia (Bows)
L1: 4A/3D/5-2R/10H/1M
L2: 4A/3D/6-2R/12H/1M

Units:
Shieldguard L2 (HP 12/12)

Exploration map:


Money: 0

Veilhime
Population 10
Prosperity 10


Buildings:
Shrine (+1 prosperity)
Hall of Learning
Military workshop
Temple

Stockpiles:
13 wood, 3 stone, 9 leather

Spoiler: Sunstone (click to show/hide)

IronyOwl
Sunstone (Orange)

As Sunstone's ambitious wall project gears up, workers in one of the quarries break into a vein of a material they haven't seen before. It seems important, although they're not quite sure why. The farms around the city are now all up-to-date and as productive as they can be made, and the city's exploration is going smoothly.

Random event: Resource discovered!
    Tin located in tile 8!
Population increases to 19
Improved farms built
Walls built
Talons train to level 2

Technology:
Fishing
Oral tradition
Masonry
Exploration
Craftsmanship
Hunting
Farming
Animal Husbandry
Mysticism
Trade
The Plow
Currency
Economic Enthusiasm
Mining

Unit types:
Spearmen (Wooden spears)
L1:6A/3D/-R/7H/1M; flight
Talons (Bows, leather armor)
L1: 5A/3D/4-2R/10H/1M; flight
L2: 5A/3D/5-2R/12H/1M; flight
Stalwarts (Wooden spears, wooden shields, leather armor)
L1: 6A/4D/-R/10H/1M; flight)
L2: 7A/4D/-R/12H/1M; flight)

Units:
Stalwarts L2 (HP 12/12)
Talons L2 (HP 12/12)
Talons L2 (HP 12/12)

Exploration map:


Money: 23

Sunstone
Population: 19
Prosperity: 19 (Economic boom turn 1/1)


Buildings:
Hall of Learning
Granary
Military workshop
Clothier's workshop
Architect's workshop
Shrine
Marketplace
Jeweler's workshop

Stockpiles:
11 food, 3 wood, 9 wool, 2 leather, 2 lobsters, 1 sky diamonds, 1 wooden spears

Spoiler: Xeniice (click to show/hide)

Nirur Torir
Xeniice (Turquoise)

(You can't actually split your research like that - and I have no idea why you'd want to; I'm pretty sure doing one, then the other is strictly superior.)
Returning to where the dark elves were encountered, the Xeniician forces find not only the archers, but a unit of spearmen they seem to have called in from somewhere. Undeterred, Mlaine orders the galley to unload the ground troops while the Nedici support the landing. The Oro Spears and Lozanth Scouts land under fire, taking few casualties, and begin tearing into the elven soldiers. After a while, the elves pull back from the shore to get out of bowshot of the galleys, but it does them little good as the spears of the ground forces are more than enough to finish the battle. The Oro spears take quite a pounding in the process, though.
After the battle, the force searches the area for the settlement these elves came from. To their dismay, they find nothing. The elves, it seems, were also far from their own homes.
Back in Xeniice, things don't go as nicely. The city granary somehow catches fire in the middle of the night, and burns to the ground along with all the stored grain. Arlenth is quick to call this the judgement of the spirits. Others call it an idiot with a torch. The Kalron, privately, call it "oops".
Things otherwise go mostly as planned. New governmental systems are being put into place that are expected to make colonies outside of the city practical, and the new gold mine is certain to be a popular development.

Random event: Building collapse!
    Granary destroyed!
Battle won!
    Lozanth Scouts advance to level 3!
    Oro spears do not go up a level
    Nedici explorers do not go up a level
    Nedici galley advances to level 2!
    Significant victory! +1 prosperity for 1 turn!
Governance researched!
Population increases to 18
Mine built
Stone wall started (2 labor, 1 stone to finish)
Oro galley raised

Technology:
Farming
Oral tradition
Exploration
Fishing
Masonry
Craftsmanship
Hunting
Mysticism
Literacy
Trade
Sailing
The Plow
Mining
Bronze Working
Governance

Unit types:
Lozanth Scouts (Wooden spears, wooden shields)
L1: 5A/5D/-R/10H/1M
L2: 6A/5D/-R/12H/1M
L3: 7A/5D/-R/14H/1M; supply range x2
Oro Spears (Wooden spears)
L1: 5A/4D/-R/10H/1M
L2: 6A/4D/-R/12H/1M
Nedici explorers (Wooden spears, canoes)
L1: 5A/4D/-R/10H/2M; shallow water, supply range x2
L2: 5A/4D/-R/12H/2M; shallow water, supply range x3
Xeniician Galleys (Bows, Galleys)
L1: 4A/4D/4-2R/14H/2M; shallow water, supply range x3, transport 2
L2: 4A/4D/5-2R/16H/2M; shallow water, supply range x3, transport 2

Units:
Lozanth scouts L3 (HP 13/14)
Oro spears L2 (HP 5/12)
Nedici explorers L2 (HP 10/12)
Nedici galley L2 (HP 16/16)
Oro galley L1 (HP 14/14)

Exploration map:


Money: 12 (Income: 10+2; Spending: 10+4; Net income: -3)

Xeniice
Population 19
Prosperity 20


Buildings:
Hall of Learning
Shrine
Military workshop
Clothier's workshop
Library
Dockyard

Stockpiles:
4 wood, 3 stone

And now, just for fun, here's a screenshot from close to the end of Nirur Torir's battle:

Spoiler (click to show/hide)

[IronyOwl]

Spoiler: RP (click to show/hide)

  Sensing the opportunity to conserve rarer goods, Vaea orders a massive quantity of food harvested from the land. Though she knows the people will miss their lobster and fresh clothes, she feels confident the never-ending feasts will do nicely in their place. Ironically, it is amidst this expected bounty that the leaders of the city truly begin to consider whether bigger is truly better, and if their heretofore unquestioned policy of expanding the city's populace should continue.
  Considerably less doubt is shown to walling the city off, and that project continues as fast as they can quarry the stone for it. The military continues exploring, and some begin considering whether a larger force's cost might not be as prohibitive as previously thought.

Spoiler: Turn (click to show/hide)

1) Work Tile 1: 2 Food, 1 Stone, 1 Wool
2) Work Tile 2: 2 Food, 1 Stone, 1 Wool
3) Work Tile 3: 4 Food
4) Work Tile 4: 4 Food
5) Work Tile 5: 5 Food
6) Work Tile 6: 2 Food, 1 Stone, 1 Wool
7) Work Tile 7: 2 Food, 2 Wood
8 ) Work Tile 8: 2 Food, 1 Stone, 1 Wool
9) Work Tile 9: 3 Food, 1 Wood, 1 Leather
10) Work Tile 10: 4 Food, 1 Sky Diamonds
11) Work Tile 13: 4 Food, 1 Lobsters
12) Work Tile 14: 6 Food
13) Work Tile 15: 6 Food
14) Work Tile 16: 6 Food
15) Work Tile 17: 5 Food
Subtotals: 57 Food, 4 Stone, 4 Wool, 3 Wood, 1 Leather, 1 Lobsters, 1 Sky Diamonds

16,17,Bonus) Build Stone Wall on Tile 8 (-2 Stone, ready)
18,19,Bonus) Build Stone Wall on Tile 9 (-2 Stone, ready)

Purchased) Research Literacy

Research Literacy

One unit of Talons explores northeast along the coast.
The other Talons explore west.

Net Gains:
+12 Food (45/57 eaten)
+3 Wool
+3 Wood
+1 Leather
+1 Lobsters
+1 Clothing
+1 Sky Diamond Jewelry
+4 Money (10 base; 15 total, 2 bonus; 3 upkeep, 10 Labor)

Stockpiles:
23 food, 6 wood, 12 wool, 3 leather, 3 lobsters, 1 sky diamonds, 1 wooden spears, 1 clothing, 1 sky diamond jewelry
Money: 27
Prosperity: 20 (2B+1G+1B +1 Event +15 Food [45/3=15])

[Nirur Torir]

Xeniice Turn:

Spoiler: Fluff (click to show/hide)

There was, of course, a celebration following the victory. To mark the occasion, Quara gave one of the rare bronze rings (She had kept most) to general Mlaine, in an elaborate ceremony. The city's efforts would now go towards establishing a colony to mine copper, which the bards strongly suspected would make great weapons, and even better shields. Some had even proposed a sort of armor from it.

The colony itself would mostly be composed of Oro and Lozanth, of course. The Nedici had managed to negotiate for about 10% of the colony to be from them, as they would be the ones supplying it. Several of the "free citizens," who had forsworn their family names, also planned to go. Unsurprisingly, no bards were willing to move to the new colony, as that would separate them from the library. The Oro would provite the soldiers for its defense, and the colony would be governed by two people: One Lozanth, and one Oro.

Work on the wall was deemed less important now that the troops had returned home, and little progress was made.

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The Oro congratulate themselves on a job well done, and work on convincing The First Duchess to use their troops to guard the colony.

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The Lozanth organize the colonists and the efforts to prepare the colonists.

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The Nedici do explorations and prepare the colony's governor.

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The Kalron berate themselves for their undisciplined raid, which gained nothing other then making further sabatoge efforts more difficult and making the Azuri less tolerant of their activities.

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The Azuri berate themselves for not doing more to deter the Kalron.

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The Arlenth bide their time by supporting the colonization efforts. They have boring leaders, and are likely due for a coup in 4-7 turns.

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The bards continue to learn what they can about the past, having been convinced that not much could be gained by the battle against the second tribe of giants.

Spoiler: People and Factions (click to show/hide)

The First Duchess, Quara the Great - Ruler of Xeniice. She is highly charismatic, and fears instability. Allied with: Lozanth, Oro, Bards. Wary of: Nedici. Dislikes: Kalron, Azuri, Arlenth.

Oro - The largest family in Xeniice, and one of the two most powerful. They seek to maintain their power primarily by supporting The Great One with military force. Allied with: Quara, ~10% of minor families. Supports: Lozanth. Dislikes: Kalron, Azuri, Arlenth, Nedici.

Lozanth - One of the two most powerful families in Xeniice. They seek to maintain their power primarily by supporting The Great One's public works. Allied with: Quara, ~15% of minor families. Supports: Lozanth. Dislikes: Kalron, Azuri, Arlenth.

Nedici - The third most powerful family in Xeniice is also the most willing to adapt quickly to new situations. They seek to improve their prestiege and wealth in Xeniice from beyond its metaphorical walls. Allied with ~5% of the minor families. Neutrality sought with: All.

Kalron - This family is willing to use any underhanded tactic or strategy to succeed. They seek to improve their power primarily by subtly weakening Oro and Lozanth. Allied with: Azuri, Arlenth, ~10% of the minor families. Dislikes: Quara, Lozanth, Oro, and Nedici.

Azuri - This family is the most in tune with the spirits. They seek to improve their power primarily by winning more minor families to their side. Allied with: Arlenth, ~25% of the minor families. Loosely allied with: Kalron. Wary of: Nedici. Dislikes: Quara, Oro, Lozanth.

Arlenth - This family is the most tradionalist. They seek to improve their power primarily by proving themselves as more "worthy" then other families. Allied with: Kalron, Azuri, ~5% of the minor families. Dislikes: Quara, Oro, Lozanth, Nedici.

Neutral minor families - The remaining 30% of minor families choose not to align themselves with any major families. Their viewpoints are quite varied.

Free Citizens - Between 2% and 3% of the population has renounced their family ties, and are not bards. They have formed a loose association.

Bards - They are the intellectual faction of Xeniice, such as it is. They have no family affiliations. Allied with: Quara.

General Mlaine, of Lozanth - A gnome dedicated towards improving his family's well-being. He was born halfway through the Dark Time. Towards its end, he had gathered a small gang of Lozanth youth around himself, and conducted surprisingly effective raids against other families. Recognizing his potential as a leader, Quara the Great assigned him to a position over the Nedici Explorers, to ensure they stayed in line.

* The percentage of minor families is figured based on population, not number of minor families.

Spoiler: Numbers (click to show/hide)

Research goal: Scars of War
Research queue: Currancy

Labor:
19 from population + 1 from governor bonus + 1 purchased.

Fieldwork:
1st laborer works Plains/River/DivineFarm+ tile 4: +7 food
2nd laborer works Plains/River/Farm tile 5: +5 food
3rd laborer works Plains/River/Farm tile 6: +5 food
4th laborer works Plains/River/Farm tile 13: +5 food
5th laborer works Plains/Farm tile 15: +4 food
6th laborer works Sea/FishingVillage tile 1: +4 food
7th laborer works Forest/River/Woodcutter Camp tile 3: +3 food, +2 wood
8th laborer works Forest/Woodcutter Camp tile 12: +2 food, +2 wood
9th laborer works Hills/Gold/Mine tile 14: +2 food, +1 wool, +1 gold
10th laborer works Sea tile 2: +3 food
11th laborer works Hills/Quarry tile 11: +2 food, +1 wool, +1 stone
20th laborer works sea tile 9: +3 food
21st laborer works Sea tile 7: +3 food
Gross resource income: +48 food, +4 wood, +2 wool, +1 gold, +1 stone.

Manufacturing:
12th, 13th, 14th laborers work in Library.
15th, 16th, 17th, 18th laborers build Settlers (-4 wood, -4 food, -3 population)
19th laborer partially builds stone wall (-1 stone) [1 labor remains]
Clothes produced. (-1 wool, +1 clothes)
Sub-total/change: -4 wood, -1 wool, -4 food, +1 clothes

Expected Prosperity: +2 base, +1 from leader, +1 from shrine, +1 from goods + 14 from food = 19 prosperity.
No growth expected.

Military:
Lozanth Scouts guard Xeniice/rest.
Oro Spears guard Xeniice/rest.
Nedici Explorers explore east.
Nedici Galley explores upriver, delivering 1 unit of wool to the humans on the way. Civilains will return the leather. If carrying the wool will not count as free movement, then the wool will go unescourted.
Oro Galley explores west.

Trade:
Human tribe: [1/1] wool for [1/1] leather.

Leadership:
General Mlaine travels with the Nedici Galley.

Money:
10 stored + 9 from prosperity = 19.
Purchase labor for 10.
Maintenance is 5.
4 saved for future use.

Production/Consumption:
19 people need 38 food and eat 44.
4 wood stored + 4 produced - 4 used = [4/20] stored.
2 stone stored - 1 used = [1/20] stored.

[Happerry]

Spoiler: Turn (click to show/hide)

Four people on the plains, at tiles 2, 10, 3, and 11 for food, two on the woods, at 1, and 7. One labor makes a farm at 11. Meanwhile, two labor makes a Clothier's workshop. The last labor works in the Hall of Learning with the sage. Start researching Literacy. Shieldguard defend the town.

Spoiler: Fluff (click to show/hide)

The repeated recent disasters have been inflicting a sense of paranoia on the town, and for now they just hunker down, metaphorically snarling at the world.

Spoiler: People of importance (click to show/hide)

Chief Lius: Chief Nath's heir, she has become chief on a promise to allow the people of Sidamaru to expend to their limits within the world. (Explorer Leader 1) (Expert Mountaineer: Attached units get +25% defense in mountains and hills)
Kulth : The tribal historian, who knows the lore of times past. Old and wizened, he wishes all these younguns would stop bothering him so much. Having outlived one chief, he now finds having his granddaughter in the big hat kinda weird.
Losk: The new Chief of all Shamans, he unseated Tiorv when he proved she was trying to blackmail the teachers into closing down the hall of learning, as she believed it was out of their place for anyone other then the shamans to know that much about the world. (Sage Leader 1)

Spoiler: Military Unit Types (click to show/hide)

Shieldguard : Wooden spears, Wooden Shields, Leather Armor.
Hunter Militia : Bows. Leather armor.
Battle Shamans : Hexbone Staves, Leather Armor.

[Ahra]

Spoiler (click to show/hide)

Turn

Spoiler (click to show/hide)
1) work tile 1 plains/farm = 4 food
2) Work Tile 3 - Forest/hunting camp = 3 Food, 1 Wood 1 leather
3) Work tile 4 - water = 3 food
4) Work-tile-5- plains/river/improved farm = 6 food
5) Work Tile 6 - Forest/hunting camp/river  = 4 Food, 1 Wood 1 leather
6) work-tile 13 - water = 3 food
7) Work tile 15 plains/farm = 4 food
8 ) Work Tile 18 - Plains/river/farm = 5 food
9) Work tile 12 plains/pastures = 4 food
10) work tile 16 woods = 2 food 1 wood
11) work tile 17 woods = 2 food 1 wood
12) work tile 7 hills = 2 food 1 wool

13)14) improved farm tile 18 ,- 1 wood
15)16) improved farm tile 1, -1 wood



food:total:42, used:39, stored:3    labour 15/0 wood 2/0     
prosperity:16 (12-food 0-clothing 2- default 1-guvenor 1-shrine)
:research:
elementalism.
other:
general and youngbloods: follow the river upstream.
swiftfangs:pull back.
storages: 17 food 16 wood 12 leather

[Ochita]

Spoiler: Base shamelessly copied from Nirur (click to show/hide)

Research goal: Mystic gift, then afterwards governance.
1st laborer works Plains/River/Farm tile 2 (+5 food)
2nd laborer works Plains/River/Farm tile 6 (+5 food)
3rd laborer works Sea/FishingVillage tile 5 (+4 food)
4th laborer works Sea/FishingVillage tile 16 (+4 food)
5th laborer works Plains/Farm tile 3 (+4 food)
6th laborer works Forest/River/HuntersCamp tile 1 (+4 food, +1 leather, +1 wood)
7th laborer works Forest/River tile 9 (+4 food, +1 wood, +1 leather)
8th laborer works Hills/quarry tile 14 (+2 food, +1 wool, +1 stone)
Gross production: 30 food, 2 leather, 2 wood, +1 wool, +1 stone

Production:
9th/10th/11th labor researches.
12/13th labor creates improved farm on tile 2 (-1 wood)
Prosperity: +2 base, +1 shrine, +1 temple, +10 food, +1 clothing -1 event = 14.
Growth expected.
Money
14/2=4 (7-3)+3=7
Military:
Spearelves 1 scouts South
Armored hope protects the city.
Forest rangers scouts east.

Resources:
32 food produced - 30 eaten =8 stored.
2 wood produced -1 used = 2 stored.
1 wool produced-1 used=3 wool stored.
2 leather produced = 5 leather stored.
1 stone produced= 4 stone stored

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[lemon10]

Spoiler: turn (click to show/hide)

Research: The plow, Formalized Religion, Bronze Working
Labor:
1) Work tile 5 (5 food) (5)
2) Work tile 6 (5 food) (10)
3) Work tile 16 (5 food) (15)
4) Work tile 18 (4 food, 1 wool) (19)
5) Work tile 17 (5 food) (24)
6) Work tile 12 (3 food, 1 spice, 1 wood, 1 leather) (27)
7+8) Build improved farm tile 17 (-1 wood)
9+10) Build improved farm tile 5 (-1 wood)
11+12) Build improved farm tile 6 (-1 wood)
Clothiers workshop) (-1 wool, +1 clothing)
13+14+15) Research at library

Resource production and consumption:
Stored resources at start of turn: 10 food, 8 wood, 4 leather, 1 spice, 1 wool, 1 bows
Gross production: 27 food, 1 wood, 1 leather, 1 spice, 1 wool, 1 clothing
Gross Consumption: 30 food, 3 wood, 1 spice, 1 wool, 1 clothing, 1 bows
Net production: -3 wood, -2 wood, 1 leather, 0 spice, 0 wool, 0 clothing, -1 bows
Total Stored at end of turn: 7 food, 6 wood, 5 leather, 1 spice, 1 wool
Prosperity:
(+1 from shrine, +2 base, +1 from spice, +1 from clothing, +1 from post regeneration care)=6 non-food +(30/3)=10 via food. Total=16
Millitary and leaders:
Spearmen 1: Do nothing
Spearmen 2: Do nothing
Frank (my explorer aka not-feta), helps explore the city tiles for resources
Allegro (General): Attaches with the spearmen chilling in the city
Training:
Train a group of bowmen

Spoiler: important people (click to show/hide)

Lucien: Lucien regenerated at the start of the new age, now he no longer has a peg-leg, now head of the library.
Feta: Explorer and all around celebrity within the community. Ex-explorer, he is now imprisoned.
Council of 12/Village Elders: The council of 12 is composed of the 11 oldest people who have had at least 30 years since their last regeneration, and one honorary member who has to have had at least 30 years since his last regeneration.The old leaders of the city. They were imprisoned, then let out within a few months.
Frank: The new explorer. Nothing much special about him.
Allegro: The general in command of the city's troops, nominal head of the senate he has no vote, but breaks ties.
Senate: The current ruling body of the city, it is composed of the top ranking millitary members of each unit and the general, currently, their are 24 members, of which 23 vote regularly and Allegro, who breaks ties.
Unnamed shaman: Currently on a vision walk (eg. basically a coma for all intents and purposes).

[Vanigo]

Turn 15

Spoiler: Ljus Faller (click to show/hide)

lemon10
Ljus Faller (Red)

The soil in the hills is too rocky to build an improved farm on, so you build it along the river instead. You do some research. You train some bowmen, who I can only assume are equipped with only bows.

Formalized Religion researched!
Bronze Working researched!
Population increases to 16
Improved farms built on 5, 6, and 16
Bowmen raised
New unit type:
    Bowmen (5A/2D/4-2R/10H/1M)

Technology:
Mysticism
Oral Tradition
Animal Husbandry
Farming
Craftsmanship
Masonry
Fishing
Mining
Literacy
Exploration
Post-Regeneration Care
The Plow
Formalized Religion
Bronze Working

Unit types:
Spearmen (Wooden spears)
L1:6A/2D/-R/10H/1M
L2:6A/3D/-R/12H/1M
L3:7A/3D/-R/14H/1M; first strike
Bowmen (Bows)
L1:5A/2D/4-2R/10H/1M

Units:
Spearmen L2 (HP 12/12)
Spearmen L3 (HP 14/14)
Bowmen L1 (HP 10/10)

Exploration map:


Ljus Faller
Population 16
Prosperity 16


Buildings:
Shrine
Military workshop
Mechanic's workshop
Hall of Learning
Granary
Library

Stockpiles:
7 food, 6 wood, 5 leather, 1 wool, 1 spice

Spoiler: Ochitans (click to show/hide)

Ochita
Ochitans (Light green)

Both groups of explorers you sent out find themselves a bit far from home, and take damage due to poor supply. (Meanwhile, your explorer is sitting around in town for some reason.) The forest rangers in the mountains are then set upon by an enormous shaggy beast with great long tusks and a snakelike arm hanging from its face. The thing appears to be quite insane, and immediately charges the explorers. They wound the thing heavily, but its tenacity is remarkable and the survivors ultimately scatter. Fortunately, since there was only the one beast, they are able to escape easily.
Then you get some techs, learn your sage's special ability, and build an improved farm. (The earth jade, incidentally, is a bonus, not one of the four resources that were on your map to begin with.)

Mystic Gift researched!
    Earth Jade appears in tile 9!
Governance researched!
Leader ability discovered for sage!
    Song of the Trees: +25% research on arcane techs!
Spearelves take 1 damage from poor supply!
Forest rangers take 2 damage from poor supply!
Battle lost!
    Forest rangers routed! Reduced to level 1!
    Humiliating defeat! Prosperity reduced by 1 for one turn!
Population stagnant
Improved farm built

Technology:
Mysticism
Oral Tradition
Farming
Animal Husbandry
Fishing
Craftsmanship
Exploration
Hunting
Masonry
Formalized Religion
Literacy
The Plow
Mining
Trade
Shamanism
Bronze Working

Unit types:
Spearelves (Wooden spears)
L1:7A/4D/-R/7H/1M
Water-fliers (Bows, canoes)
L1:5A/4D/5-2R/7H/2M; supply range x2
Armored Hope (Wooden spears, leather armor)
L1:7A/4D/-R/10H/1M
L2:8A/4D/-R/12H/1M
Forest Rangers (Bows, leather armor)
L1:5A/4D/5-2R/10H/1M
L2: 5A/4D/5-2/12H/1M

Units:
Spearelves L1 (HP 7/7)
Armored Hope L2 (HP 12/12)
Forest Rangers L1 (HP 1/10)

Exploration map:


Money: 6 (6 income, 3 upkeep)

Iria's Rest
Population 13
Prosperity 13 (Economic slump turn 3/3)


Buildings:
Shrine
Hall of learning
Military workshops
Granary
Temple
Library
Clothier's workshop

Stockpiles:
8 food, 4 wood, 3 stone, 3 wool, 7 leather, 3 leather armor

Spoiler: Ser'kash (click to show/hide)

Ahra
Ser'kash (Gray)

You get some bad harvests, but you have a ridiculous amount of food stored, so it doesn't really matter. You research Elementalism. I have no idea what you think you're going to do with it, given that you can't get those fire rubies without Governance. You build two more advanced farms, even though building two fishing villages and a couple hunter's camps would have been way more productive.
Your hunters take damage from poor supply again, which I guess you must have expected? Also, there was no more river to explore, so they just kind of poked around a little further north.
You now have all the wood and leather you can store.

Random event: Bad harvest!
    -1 food from every plains
Youngblood hunters take 5 damage from poor supply!
Elementalism researched!
Swiftfangs take 3 damage due to poor supply
Population increases to 16
Improved farms built

Technology:
Hunting
Masonry
Farming
Animal Husbandry
Craftsmanship
Mysticism
Oral Tradition
Exploration
Fishing
Caste Specialties
The Plow
Elementalism

Unit types:
Youngblood hunters (bows)
L1:6A/4D/4-2R/10H/1M
L2:6A/4D/5-2R/12H/1M
Swiftfangs (Wooden spears, wooden shields, leather armor, air caste)
L1:6A/4D/-R/14H/2M

Units:
Youngblood hunters L2 (HP 7/12)
Swiftfangs L1 (HP 14/14)

Exploration map:


Ser'kash
Population 16
Prosperity 16


Buildings:
Granary x2
Military workshop
Hall of Learning
Shrine

Stockpiles:
21 food, 20 wood, 3 wool, 20 leather

Spoiler: Sidamaru (click to show/hide)

Happerry
Sidamaru (Dark purple)

The traumatized goblins of Veilhime focus on what they can do at home, without exposing themselves to the outside world. New farmland is prepared, and a clothier's workshop is built. The city's researchers work out ways to record words and ideas that will last beyond the too-short life of a goblin.

Literacy researched!
Population increases to 11
Clothier's workshop built

Technology:
Mysticism
Oral Tradition
Masonry
Hunting
Farming
Craftsmanship
Animal Husbandry
Exploration
Fishing
Shamanism
Formalized Religion
Mining
Trade
Literacy

Unit types:
Shieldguard (Wooden spears, wooden shields)
L1: 6A/4D/-R/10H/1M
L2: 7A/4D/-R/12H/1M
Hunter Militia (Bows)
L1: 4A/3D/5-2R/10H/1M
L2: 4A/3D/6-2R/12H/1M

Units:
Shieldguard L2 (HP 12/12)

Exploration map:


Money: 0

Veilhime
Population 11
Prosperity 11


Buildings:
Shrine (+1 prosperity)
Hall of Learning
Military workshop
Temple
Clothier's workshop

Stockpiles:
13 wood, 3 stone, 11 leather

Spoiler: Sunstone (click to show/hide)

IronyOwl
Sunstone (Orange)

Sunstone's granary is filled to the brim, and a bit of excess food is cheerfully devoured. As the wall project continues on schedule, the population continues to grow, and a new way of keeping records - financial and otherwise - is devised.

Literacy researched!
Population increases to 20
Walls built

Technology:
Fishing
Oral tradition
Masonry
Exploration
Craftsmanship
Hunting
Farming
Animal Husbandry
Mysticism
Trade
The Plow
Currency
Economic Enthusiasm
Mining
Literacy

Unit types:
Spearmen (Wooden spears)
L1:6A/3D/-R/7H/1M; flight
Talons (Bows, leather armor)
L1: 5A/3D/4-2R/10H/1M; flight
L2: 5A/3D/5-2R/12H/1M; flight
Stalwarts (Wooden spears, wooden shields, leather armor)
L1: 6A/4D/-R/10H/1M; flight)
L2: 7A/4D/-R/12H/1M; flight)

Units:
Stalwarts L2 (HP 12/12)
Talons L2 (HP 12/12)
Talons L2 (HP 12/12)

Exploration map:


Money: 27

Sunstone
Population: 20
Prosperity: 20 (Economic boom turn 1/1)


Buildings:
Hall of Learning
Granary
Military workshop
Clothier's workshop
Architect's workshop
Shrine
Marketplace
Jeweler's workshop

Stockpiles:
20 food, 6 wood, 12 wool, 3 leather, 1 clothing, 1 jewelry, 3 lobsters, 1 sky diamonds, 1 wooden spears

Spoiler: Xeniice (click to show/hide)

Nirur Torir
Xeniice (Turquoise)

(Man, that river's been good to you.)
The explorers don't run into any trouble, and scope out quite a lot of coast and river. The Nedici galley finds a crystal-clear lake where the desert gives way to hills, and when they dig up some freshwater clams there, they find a few faintly bluish pearls.
Back in town,  General Mlaine has announced that his protege is ready for independent command, and gold coins have started showing up across the city. Most excitingly, though, the first intrepid colonists have been selected and are preparing to leave. There's some concern about funding for the colony, but most people figure a minting or two of gold coins will keep the city solvent.

Scars of War researched!
    New sub-leader gained: Lieutenant General!
Currency researched!
Population stagnant
3 population leaves as settlers!
Settlers raised!
Stone wall continued (1 labor to finish)

Technology:
Farming
Oral tradition
Exploration
Fishing
Masonry
Craftsmanship
Hunting
Mysticism
Literacy
Trade
Sailing
The Plow
Mining
Bronze Working
Governance
Scars of War
Currency

Unit types:
Lozanth Scouts (Wooden spears, wooden shields)
L1: 5A/5D/-R/10H/1M
L2: 6A/5D/-R/12H/1M
L3: 7A/5D/-R/14H/1M; supply range x2
Oro Spears (Wooden spears)
L1: 5A/4D/-R/10H/1M
L2: 6A/4D/-R/12H/1M
Nedici explorers (Wooden spears, canoes)
L1: 5A/4D/-R/10H/2M; shallow water, supply range x2
L2: 5A/4D/-R/12H/2M; shallow water, supply range x3
Xeniician Galleys (Bows, Galleys)
L1: 4A/4D/4-2R/14H/2M; shallow water, supply range x3, transport 2
L2: 4A/4D/5-2R/16H/2M; shallow water, supply range x3, transport 2

Units:
Lozanth scouts L3 (HP 14/14)
Oro spears L2 (HP 11/12)
Nedici explorers L2 (HP 10/12)
Nedici galley L2 (HP 16/16)
Oro galley L1 (HP 14/14)
Settlers

Exploration map:


Money: 6 (Income: 9; Spending: 10+5; Net income: -6)

Xeniice
Population 16
Prosperity 19


Buildings:
Hall of Learning
Shrine
Military workshop
Clothier's workshop
Library
Dockyard

Stockpiles:
4 wood, 3 stone, 1 leather, 1 gold

[Nirur Torir]

Xeniice Turn:

Spoiler: Fluff (click to show/hide)

Much is happening under the wise and benevolent rule of Quara the Great. The first project after the settlers are sent off is to rebuild the granary, using stone so it will not burn down a second time. The wall is to finally be finished, allowing the Oro Spears to be temporarily reassigned to guard the colony. They shall be recalled after sufficient bronze has been aquired to arm them with new weapons. A new workshop is built to turn the gold into extravagant jewelry. Finally, with the standardization of gold coins as currancy, some individuals have abandoned their lives of labor, to live as merchants. The Azuri, sensing a way to be seen as supporting the Free Citizens, quietly supports them by building a few stalls near the center of town for them.

There is much celebration as the settlers are sent off to found the colony CopperFlow, a day a long time in the making.

The Nedici, with The Great One's blessing, send representatives to the giants - Xeniice has little need of leather, but would gladly support them if they were to move further upriver, where they could then trade pearls for some fine Xeniician goods.

-=-=-=-=-=-

The bards begin studying the spirits in earnest, reading through old stories, in an attempt to learn more about these mysterious entities.

Spoiler: People and Factions (click to show/hide)

The First Duchess, Quara the Great - Ruler of Xeniice. She is highly charismatic, and fears instability. Allied with: Lozanth, Oro, Bards. Wary of: Nedici. Dislikes: Kalron, Azuri, Arlenth.

Oro - The largest family in Xeniice, and one of the two most powerful. They seek to maintain their power primarily by supporting The Great One with military force. Allied with: Quara, ~10% of minor families. Supports: Lozanth. Dislikes: Kalron, Azuri, Arlenth, Nedici.

Lozanth - One of the two most powerful families in Xeniice. They seek to maintain their power primarily by supporting The Great One's public works. Allied with: Quara, ~15% of minor families. Supports: Lozanth. Dislikes: Kalron, Azuri, Arlenth.

Nedici - The third most powerful family in Xeniice is also the most willing to adapt quickly to new situations. They seek to improve their prestiege and wealth in Xeniice from beyond its metaphorical walls. Allied with ~5% of the minor families. Neutrality sought with: All.

Kalron - This family is willing to use any underhanded tactic or strategy to succeed. They seek to improve their power primarily by subtly weakening Oro and Lozanth. Allied with: Azuri, Arlenth, ~10% of the minor families. Dislikes: Quara, Lozanth, Oro, and Nedici.

Azuri - This family is the most in tune with the spirits. They seek to improve their power primarily by winning more minor families to their side. Allied with: Arlenth, ~25% of the minor families. Loosely allied with: Kalron. Wary of: Nedici. Dislikes: Quara, Oro, Lozanth.

Arlenth - This family is the most tradionalist. They seek to improve their power primarily by proving themselves as more "worthy" then other families. Allied with: Kalron, Azuri, ~5% of the minor families. Dislikes: Quara, Oro, Lozanth, Nedici.

Neutral minor families - The remaining 30% of minor families choose not to align themselves with any major families. Their viewpoints are quite varied.

Free Citizens - Between 2% and 3% of the population has renounced their family ties, and are not bards. They have formed a loose association.

Bards - They are the intellectual faction of Xeniice, such as it is. They have no family affiliations. Allied with: Quara.

General Mlaine, of Lozanth - A gnome dedicated towards improving his family's well-being. He was born halfway through the Dark Time. Towards its end, he had gathered a small gang of Lozanth youth around himself, and conducted surprisingly effective raids against other families. Recognizing his potential as a leader, Quara the Great assigned him to a position over the Nedici Explorers, to ensure they stayed in line.

* The percentage of minor families is figured based on population, not number of minor families.

Spoiler: Numbers (click to show/hide)

Research goal: Shamanism

Labor:
16 from population + 1 from governor bonus = 17.

Fieldwork:
1st laborer works Plains/River/DivineFarm+ tile 4: +7 food
2nd laborer works Plains/River/Farm tile 5: +5 food
3rd laborer works Plains/River/Farm tile 6: +5 food
4th laborer works Plains/River/Farm tile 13: +5 food
5th laborer works Plains/Farm tile 15: +4 food
6th laborer works Sea/FishingVillage tile 1: +4 food
7th laborer works Forest/River/Woodcutter Camp tile 3: +3 food, +2 wood
8th laborer works Forest/Woodcutter Camp tile 12: +2 food, +2 wood
9th laborer works Hills/Gold/Mine tile 14: +2 food, +1 wool, +4 money
Gross resource income: +37 food, +4 wood, +1 wool, +4 money.

Manufacturing:
10th, 11th laborers work in Library.
12th, 13th laborers rebuild Granary (-2 stone)
14th, 15th laborers build Jeweler's Workshop (-2 wood)
16th laborer starts Marketplace (-1 stone) [2 labor, 1 material remains]
17th laborer finishes stone wall.
Clothes produced. (-1 wool, +1 clothes)
Sub-total/change: -2 wood, -3 stone, -1 wool, +1 clothes

Expected Prosperity: +2 base, +1 from leader, +1 from shrine, +1 from goods + 12 from food = 17 prosperity.
Growth expected.

Military:
Lozanth Scouts guard Xeniice.
Oro Spears reassigned to guard the colony of Copperflow.
Nedici Explorers explore east.
Nedici Galley carriers Oro Spears and Settlers to the copper site, and founds Copperflow.
Oro Galley explores west.

Trade:
Human tribe: [0/1] wool for [0/1] leather.
Send representatives to discuss the possibility of them moving upriver a bit, to export pearls. Offer to help them set up their new settlement if possible.

Leadership:
General Mlaine guards Xeniice.
Lt General Geraini travels with Oro Spears.

Money:
6 stored + 8 from prosperity + 4 from mine = 18.
Maintenance is 5. 10 spent founding colony.
3 saved for future use.

Production/Consumption:
16 people need 32 food and eat 36 for 12 morale. [1/20] stored.
4 wood stored + 4 produced - 4 used = [4/20] stored.
3 stone stored - 3 used = [0/20] stored.
1 leather stored. = [1/20] stored.

[IronyOwl]

Spoiler: RP (click to show/hide)

  A brief respite is taken from the wall to construct a new granary and library. Vaea also refrains from initiating the usual economic boom, mostly because she likes having a lot of wealth stored away. The policy of hoarding valuables but freely distributing food continues, made even stranger by the focus on producing clothing simply to have some stored.
  Perhaps inspired by Vaeladin's planning, interest swings towards maps and similar subjects. The inhabitants' ability to fly gives them a uniquely natural approach to the topic, but it's the focus on recordkeeping that lets them work towards codifying it.

Spoiler: Turn (click to show/hide)

1) Work Tile 1: 2 Food, 1 Stone, 1 Wool
2) Work Tile 2: 2 Food, 1 Stone, 1 Wool
3) Work Tile 5: 5 Food
4) Work Tile 6: 2 Food, 1 Stone, 1 Wool
5) Work Tile 8: 2 Food, 1 Stone, 1 Wool
6) Work Tile 9: 3 Food, 1 Wood, 1 Leather
7) Work Tile 10: 4 Food, 1 Sky Diamonds
8 ) Work Tile 13: 4 Food, 1 Lobsters
9) Work Tile 14: 6 Food
10) Work Tile 15: 6 Food
11) Work Tile 16: 6 Food
Subtotals: 42 Food, 4 Stone, 4 Wool, 1 Wood, 1 Leather, 1 Lobsters, 1 Sky Diamonds

12) Build Hunter's Camp on Tile 18 (ready)

13,Bonus) Build Granary (-2 Stone, ready)

14,15,Bonus) Build Library (-2 Stone, ready)

16,17,18,19) Make Clothing (-4 Wool, +4 Clothing)

20) Research Map Making

Research Map Making

Talons both explore northwest, but split up to explore different areas.


Prosperity: 21 (2B+1G+1B +17 Food [51/3=17])

Net Gains:
-9 Food (51/42 eaten)
-1 Wool
+5 Clothing
+1 Wood
+1 Leather
+1 Lobsters
+1 Jewelry
+14 Money (10 base; 15 total, 2 bonus; 3 upkeep)

Stockpiles:
11 food, 7 wood, 11 wool, 4 leather, 6 clothing, 2 jewelry, 4 lobsters, 1 sky diamonds, 1 wooden spears
Money: 41

[Happerry]

Spoiler: Turn (click to show/hide)

Four people on the plains, at tiles 2, 10, 3, and 11 for food, two on the woods, at 1, and 7, and one in the hills at 18. One labor makes a farm at 3. Meanwhile, one labor makes bows and another leather armor. The last labor works in the Hall of Learning with the sage. Start researching Map Making. Shieldguard defend the town.

Spoiler: Fluff (click to show/hide)

Preparations are made to take advantage of the ores found in the hills, as people prepare for survey work in the unexplored nearby land. Meanwhile, under guidance of the shamans, the walls are painted in bright colors, in special designs to call down favor from the spirits, to forestall any more disasters.

Spoiler: People of importance (click to show/hide)

Chief Lius: Chief Nath's heir, she has become chief on a promise to allow the people of Sidamaru to expend to their limits within the world. (Explorer Leader 1) (Expert Mountaineer: Attached units get +25% defense in mountains and hills)
Kulth : The tribal historian, who knows the lore of times past. Old and wizened, he wishes all these younguns would stop bothering him so much. Having outlived one chief, he now finds having his granddaughter in the big hat kinda weird.
Losk: The new Chief of all Shamans, he unseated Tiorv when he proved she was trying to blackmail the teachers into closing down the hall of learning, as she believed it was out of their place for anyone other then the shamans to know that much about the world. (Sage Leader 1)

Spoiler: Military Unit Types (click to show/hide)

Shieldguard : Wooden spears, Wooden Shields, Leather Armor.
Hunter Militia : Bows. Leather armor.
Battle Shamans : Hexbone Staves, Leather Armor.

[lemon10]

Spoiler: turn (click to show/hide)

Research: Trade, Map-making, Construction
Labor:
1) Work tile 5 (6 food) (6)
2) Work tile 6 (6 food) (12)
3) Work tile 16 (6 food) (18)
4) Work tile 18 (4 food, 1 wool) (21)
5) Work tile 17 (5 food) (27)
6) Work tile 12 (3 food, 1 spice, 1 wood, 1 leather) (30)
7+8) Build improved farm tile 17 (-1 wood)
9) Explore tile 3
10) Explore tile 9
11+12+13) Build temple (-3 wood)
Clothiers workshop) (-1 wool, +1 clothing)
14+15+16) Research at library

Resource production and consumption:
Stored resources at start of turn: 7 food, 6 wood, 5 leather, 1 spice, 1 wool
Gross production: 30 food, 1 wood, 1 leather, 1 spice, 1 wool, 1 clothing
Gross Consumption: 33 food, 4 wood, 1 spice, 1 wool, 1 clothing
Net production: -3 wood, -3 wood, 1 leather, 0 spice, 0 wool, 0 clothing
Total Stored at end of turn: 4 food, 3 wood, 5 leather, 1 spice, 1 wool
Prosperity:
(+1 from shrine, +2 base, +1 from spice, +1 from clothing, +1 from post regeneration care)=6 non-food +(33/3)=11 via food. Total=17
Millitary and leaders:
Spearmen 1: Do nothing
Spearmen 2: Do nothing
Bowmen 1: trains to level 2
Frank (my explorer aka not-feta), helps explore the city tiles for resources
Allegro (General): Attaches with the spearmen chilling in the city
Training:
Train bowmen to level 2

Spoiler: important people (click to show/hide)

Lucien: Lucien regenerated at the start of the new age, now he no longer has a peg-leg, now head of the library.
Feta: Explorer and all around celebrity within the community. Ex-explorer, he is now imprisoned.
Council of 12/Village Elders: The council of 12 is composed of the 11 oldest people who have had at least 30 years since their last regeneration, and one honorary member who has to have had at least 30 years since his last regeneration.The old leaders of the city. They were imprisoned, then let out within a few months.
Frank: The new explorer. Nothing much special about him.
Allegro: The general in command of the city's troops, nominal head of the senate he has no vote, but breaks ties.
Senate: The current ruling body of the city, it is composed of the top ranking millitary members of each unit and the general, currently, their are 24 members, of which 23 vote regularly and Allegro, who breaks ties.
Unnamed shaman: Currently on a vision walk (eg. basically a coma for all intents and purposes).

[Ahra]

Spoiler (click to show/hide)

Turn

Spoiler (click to show/hide)
1) work tile 1 plains/farm = 4 food
2) Work Tile 3 - Forest/hunting camp = 3 Food, 1 Wood 1 leather
3) Work tile 4 - water = 3 food
4) Work-tile-5- plains/river/improved farm = 6 food
5) Work Tile 6 - Forest/hunting camp/river  = 4 Food, 1 Wood 1 leather
6) work-tile 13 - water = 3 food
7) Work tile 15 plains/ improved farm = 5 food
8 ) Work Tile 18 - Plains/river/improved farm = 6 food
9) Work tile 12 plains/pastures = 4 food
10) work tile 16 woods = 2 food 1 wood
11) work tile 17 woods = 2 food 1 wood
12) work tile 7 hills = 2 food 1 wool

13)14) improved farm tile 15 ,- 1 wood
15)  tile 4 fishing village, -1 wood

16) research


food:total:44, used:39, stored:3    labour 15/0 wood 2/0     
prosperity:17 (13-food 0-clothing 2- default 1-guvenor 1-shrine)
:research:
literacy.
other:
general and youngbloods: pull back to city.
swiftfangs:pull back.
storages: 21 food 19 wood 20 leather 3 wool

[Ochita]

Spoiler: Base shamelessly copied from Nirur (click to show/hide)

Research goal: Currency, then sailing
1st laborer works Plains/River/Farm tile 2 (+6 food)
2nd laborer works Plains/River/Farm tile 6 (+5 food)
3rd laborer works Sea/FishingVillage tile 5 (+4 food)
4th laborer works Sea/FishingVillage tile 16 (+4 food)
5th laborer works Plains/Farm tile 3 (+4 food)
6th laborer works Forest/River/HuntersCamp tile 1 (+4 food, +1 leather, +1 wood)
7th laborer works Forest/River tile 9 (+4 food, +1 wood, +1 leather)
8th laborer works Hills/quarry tile 14 (+2 food, +1 wool, +1 stone)
Gross production: 30 food, 2 leather, 2 wood, +1 wool, +1 stone

Production:
9th/10th/11th labor researches.
12/13th labor creates mine on tile 9 (-1 wood)
Prosperity: +2 base, +1 shrine, +1 temple, +1 clothing, +10 food= 15.
Growth expected.
Money
15/2=4.5 (7.5-3)+3=7
Military:
Spearelves 1 returns home
Armored hope protects the city.
Forest rangers returms home

Resources:
33 food produced - 30 eaten =11 stored.
2 wood produced -1 used = 3 stored.
1 wool produced=4 wool stored.
2 leather produced = 7 leather stored.
1 stone produced= 5 stone stored

[Vanigo]

Turn 16
Just so everyone knows, I'm leaving town to attend a wedding the day after tomorrow, and I won't be back until next week. I'll probably be able to post occasionally, but I won't have any of my notes, so this will delay the game.

Spoiler: Ljus Faller (click to show/hide)

lemon10
Ljus Faller (Red)

You research trade and build a temple.

Trade researched!
Population increases to 17
Temple built
Bowmen train to level 2

Technology:
Mysticism
Oral Tradition
Animal Husbandry
Farming
Craftsmanship
Masonry
Fishing
Mining
Literacy
Exploration
Post-Regeneration Care
The Plow
Formalized Religion
Bronze Working

Unit types:
Spearmen (Wooden spears)
L1:6A/2D/-R/10H/1M
L2:6A/3D/-R/12H/1M
L3:7A/3D/-R/14H/1M; first strike
Bowmen (Bows)
L1:5A/2D/4-2R/10H/1M
L2:5A/2D/5-2R/12H/1M

Units:
Spearmen L2 (HP 12/12)
Spearmen L3 (HP 14/14)
Bowmen L2 (HP 12/12)

Exploration map:


Ljus Faller
Population 17
Prosperity 17


Buildings:
Shrine
Military workshop
Mechanic's workshop
Hall of Learning
Granary
Library
Temple

Stockpiles:
4 food, 3 wood, 6 leather, 1 wool, 1 spice

Spoiler: Ochitans (click to show/hide)

Ochita
Ochitans (Light green)

It looks like I let you research The Plow and Bronze Working earlier, even though they aren't available to you in this age. Should have checked, I suppose. Same goes for Currency. I'm just going to swap them out for the three remaining techs you can get - Horseback Riding, Life Magic, and Elementalism. As for that improved farm, I'm turning it into a normal farm and a pasture. In the future, just so we're clear: You see the list of available technologies I gave you in your new age report? Those are the only age 2 techs available to you. If a tech is not on that list, you cannot research it.
Also, I'm going to assume you wanted to use wool for your free clothing.

Random event: Bumper crop!
    +1 food from each plains (3 total)
NOT Currency researched!
Sailing researched!
No more techs available! +1 prosperity until the next age!
Population increases to 14
Mine built

Technology:
Mysticism
Oral Tradition
Farming
Animal Husbandry
Fishing
Craftsmanship
Exploration
Hunting
Masonry
Formalized Religion
Literacy
NOT The Plow
Mining
Trade
Shamanism
NOT Bronze Working
Mystic Gift
NOT Currency
Sailing
Horseback Riding
Life Magic
Elementalism

Unit types:
Spearelves (Wooden spears)
L1:7A/4D/-R/7H/1M
Water-fliers (Bows, canoes)
L1:5A/4D/5-2R/7H/2M; supply range x2
Armored Hope (Wooden spears, leather armor)
L1:7A/4D/-R/10H/1M
L2:8A/4D/-R/12H/1M
Forest Rangers (Bows, leather armor)
L1:5A/4D/5-2R/10H/1M
L2: 5A/4D/5-2/12H/1M

Units:
Spearelves L1 (HP 7/7)
Armored Hope L2 (HP 12/12)
Forest Rangers L1 (HP 6/10)

Exploration map:


Money: 11 (8 income, 3 upkeep)

Iria's Rest
Population 15
Prosperity 16


Buildings:
Shrine
Hall of learning
Military workshops
Granary
Temple
Library
Clothier's workshop

Stockpiles:
10 food, 5 wood, 4 stone, 3 wool, 9 leather, 1 earth jade, 3 leather armor

Spoiler: Ser'kash (click to show/hide)

Ahra
Ser'kash (Gray)

You build another advanced farm and a fishing village. Your swiftfangs decide they might as well train. (Quick question: Why do you insist on wasting such huge amounts of labor working unimproved tiles to get food you don't need? You've been doing it this entire game, and as a result you're falling way behind in everything except population.)

Population increases to 17
Improved farm built
Fishing village built
Swiftfangs train to level 2 because why the hell not

Technology:
Hunting
Masonry
Farming
Animal Husbandry
Craftsmanship
Mysticism
Oral Tradition
Exploration
Fishing
Caste Specialties
The Plow
Elementalism

Unit types:
Youngblood hunters (bows)
L1:6A/4D/4-2R/10H/1M
L2:6A/4D/5-2R/12H/1M
Swiftfangs (Wooden spears, wooden shields, leather armor, air caste)
L1:6A/4D/-R/14H/2M
L2:7A/4D/-R/16H/2M

Units:
Youngblood hunters L2 (HP 12/12)
Swiftfangs L2 (HP 16/16)

Exploration map:


Ser'kash
Population 17
Prosperity 17


Buildings:
Granary x2
Military workshop
Hall of Learning
Shrine

Stockpiles:
26 food, 20 wood, 4 wool, 20 leather

Spoiler: Sidamaru (click to show/hide)

Happerry
Sidamaru (Dark purple)

I seem to have forgotten to reveal your sage's ability last turn. Here you go.
You study map making, build another farm, and make some new equipment for another unit. For some reason, you don't raise that unit.

Random event: Breakthrough!
    Construction researched!
Map Making researched!
Leader ability for sage discovered:
    Sociologist: +25% to research economic and government techs
Population increases to 12
Farm built

Technology:
Mysticism
Oral Tradition
Masonry
Hunting
Farming
Craftsmanship
Animal Husbandry
Exploration
Fishing
Shamanism
Formalized Religion
Mining
Trade
Literacy
Map Making
Construction

Unit types:
Shieldguard (Wooden spears, wooden shields)
L1: 6A/4D/-R/10H/1M
L2: 7A/4D/-R/12H/1M
Hunter Militia (Bows)
L1: 4A/3D/5-2R/10H/1M
L2: 4A/3D/6-2R/12H/1M

Units:
Shieldguard L2 (HP 12/12)

Exploration map:


Money: 6 (7 income, 1 upkeep)

Veilhime
Population 12
Prosperity 14


Buildings:
Shrine (+1 prosperity)
Hall of Learning
Military workshop
Temple
Clothier's workshop

Stockpiles:
14 wood, 3 stone, 12 leather

Spoiler: Sunstone (click to show/hide)

IronyOwl
Sunstone (Orange)

(Hey, finally something bad happens to you!)
Sunstone's economy makes an abrupt downturn. Perhaps in reaction to reduced government spending, people are saving more and spending less, and the city's growth slows. The study of mapmaking is also slower than expected; an unprecedentedly petty and vicious fight over standardizing symbology causes serious delays.
Construction stays on schedule, however. A second granary is built, and the new library is opened, to the excitement of the city's intellectuals. Or at least, the ones who aren't too busy nursing broken limbs. Some of them were really passionate about whether upside-down Vs represented forests or mountain peaks.

Population stagnant
Library built
Granary built
Hunter's camp built

Technology:
Fishing
Oral tradition
Masonry
Exploration
Craftsmanship
Hunting
Farming
Animal Husbandry
Mysticism
Trade
The Plow
Currency
Economic Enthusiasm
Mining
Literacy

Unit types:
Spearmen (Wooden spears)
L1:6A/3D/-R/7H/1M; flight
Talons (Bows, leather armor)
L1: 5A/3D/4-2R/10H/1M; flight
L2: 5A/3D/5-2R/12H/1M; flight
Stalwarts (Wooden spears, wooden shields, leather armor)
L1: 6A/4D/-R/10H/1M; flight)
L2: 7A/4D/-R/12H/1M; flight)

Units:
Stalwarts L2 (HP 12/12)
Talons L2 (HP 12/12)
Talons L2 (HP 12/12)

Exploration map:


Money: 41

Sunstone
Population: 20
Prosperity: 20 (Economic slump turn 1/3)


Buildings:
Hall of Learning
Granary x2
Military workshop
Clothier's workshop
Architect's workshop
Shrine
Marketplace
Jeweler's workshop
Library

Stockpiles:
11 food, 7 wood, 11 wool, 4 leather, 6 clothing, 2 jewelry, 4 lobsters, 1 sky diamonds, 1 wooden spears

Spoiler: Xeniice (click to show/hide)

Nirur Torir
Xeniice (Turquoise)

The years are quite eventful for Xeniice, full of ups and downs.
General Mlaine publishes the book he's been working on. It's a comprehensive treatise on fighting in and around towns and cities, and how it's different from fighting in the wilderness. It seems he learned more from the Dark Times than anyone realized.
The Nedici explorers run into a nest of vicious sea serpents. The ensuing battle is quite bloody on both sides, but in the end the Nedici flee in disarray. The exploring Oro galley also runs into something unexpected: another city on the coast! The first thing they notice is that the city is surrounded by a wooden pallisade, and the second is the small fleet of canoes, crewed by more dark elves, that rows out to meet them. This, it seems, is the place the dark elves call home. The galley's captain, having no intention of attacking a city with a single ship and its crew, leaves to carry this important news home. The canoes make a half-hearted pursuit, but a volley of arrows dissuades them.
The study of the spirits goes well, and some of the more learned shamans have begun to reliably recieve favors from them. The populace is extremely enthusiastic about this development.
The gnomes sent to talk to the humans about resettling near the lake report, with some chagrin, that the human tribes in the area are not at all sold on the concept of settling anywhere. They are still mostly nomadic, and uninterested in tying themselves to a single place.
Last, but definitely not least, the mining colony of Copperflow is founded. With the rich farmland along the river, the colonists will have no trouble feeding themselves, and will even be able to send some food back to Xeniice. Its real reason to exist, of course, is the copper mine, which is completed in record time and is expected to deliver its first shipment of ore soon.

Random event: Leader ability discovered!
    Ability for General Mlaine discovered:
    Urban Warfare: +25% defense when attacking or defending a city or settlement
Battle lost!
    Nedici explorers routed! Reduced to level 1!
    Humiliating defeat! -1 prosperity for 1 turn!
Battle avoided!
    Oro galley retreats without incident
Shamanism researched!
No more techs available! +1 prosperity until the next age!
Population increases to 17
Stone wall finished
Granary built
Jeweler's workshop built
Marketplace started (2 labor, 1 material to finish)
Colony founded!
    Size 3
    Upkeep 2
    Exports: 3 food, 1 copper or 2 money

Technology:
Farming
Oral tradition
Exploration
Fishing
Masonry
Craftsmanship
Hunting
Mysticism
Literacy
Trade
Sailing
The Plow
Mining
Bronze Working
Governance
Scars of War
Currency
Shamanism

Unit types:
Lozanth Scouts (Wooden spears, wooden shields)
L1: 5A/5D/-R/10H/1M
L2: 6A/5D/-R/12H/1M
L3: 7A/5D/-R/14H/1M; supply range x2
Oro Spears (Wooden spears)
L1: 5A/4D/-R/10H/1M
L2: 6A/4D/-R/12H/1M
Nedici explorers (Wooden spears, canoes)
L1: 5A/4D/-R/10H/2M; shallow water, supply range x2
L2: 5A/4D/-R/12H/2M; shallow water, supply range x3
Xeniician Galleys (Bows, Galleys)
L1: 4A/4D/4-2R/14H/2M; shallow water, supply range x3, transport 2
L2: 4A/4D/5-2R/16H/2M; shallow water, supply range x3, transport 2

Units:
Lozanth scouts L3 (HP 14/14)
Oro spears L2 (HP 11/12)
Nedici explorers L1 (HP 2/10)
Nedici galley L2 (HP 16/16)
Oro galley L1 (HP 14/14)

Exploration map:


Money: 3 (Income: 8+4; Spending: 10+5; Net income: -3)

Xeniice
Population 17
Prosperity 17


Buildings:
Hall of Learning
Shrine
Granary
Military workshop
Clothier's workshop
Library
Dockyard
Jeweler's workshop

Stockpiles:
1 food, 6 wood, 1 leather, 1 gold

Colony: Copperflow
    Size 3 (0 turns since last growth)
    Upkeep 2
    Exports: 3 food, 1 copper or 2 money