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[Happerry]

Spoiler: Turn (click to show/hide)

Four people on the plains, at tiles 2, 10, 3, and 11 for food, three on the woods, at 1, 7, and 8, and three in the hills at 4, 6 and 18. Meanwhile, two labor make a Quarry at tile 5, and one labor makes a set of leather armor. The three labor works in the Hall of Learning. Keep researching Education. Hunter Militia and Shieldguard defend the town. The Clothier's workshop works on clothing. And the Shieldguard finally gets leather armor.

Food : +36
Wood : +3
Leather : +3
Wool : +3
Stone : +1?

Spoiler: Fluff (click to show/hide)

As the city begins to rexpand past its pre-sacking limits, the clans and high council begin to argue and bicker over the course of the future. For now their are two apparent philosophies, on speaking for intervention into the wider world to seek out threats before they find the city, and one which claims it is better not to find new unneeded foes when their is still so much to do at home. So far the arguement is deadlocked, but who knows how long that will take.

Spoiler: Clans (click to show/hide)

Clan Torglit : An association interested in aggressive expansion, they have the largest number of Shieldguard members and have controlling influence in the mines and quarries of the hills.
Clan Gurtr : A clan of hunters, they are the primary woodsmen of the goblins, and make up most of the hunter's militia. They favor a more defensive position.
The Shamans : Not actually a real clan, but only fools would discount their vote. Currently divided on the proper path to take, and an overall view of 'wait and see.' seems to be developing.
Clan Fyrula : A clan made up of the majority of farmers, their main rallying cry is "Don't let our stuff get torched again!".
Clan Muthusla : A small clan, they are currently remaining deliberately silent on their views. Strongly associated with the shamans.
Clan Tilyuio : Clan Fyrula's main rivals for the allegiance of the farmers, they are currently calling for a campaign of vengeance. 

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)
Floraski : Lius's son, he seems to have inherited his mother's wanderlust. (Explorer Leader 2)
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) (Sociologist: +25% to research economic and government techs)
Flori: Losk's Niece, she has replaced her elder after his unfortunate heart attack as the new head shaman.
Korl : Flori's younger brother, he has attained a following of his own to go out and seek their own fortune, and it is only a matter of time before the so called Battle Shamans are ready.(General 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, Specialists: Mages.
Iron Wardens : Iron Polearms (Bardiche), Iron Armor, Specialists: Spirit-touched.

[Nirur Torir]

Xeniice Turn:

Spoiler: Fluff (click to show/hide)

Unnerved by his recurring dreams, and by the spirit-speaker's insistence that the spirits refused to speak on the matter, Mlaine took to fortifying Xeniice as well as he could with his limited influence, ensuring that the garrisons remained in top-shape as well as cycling the garrisons at Xeniice and Copperflow to prevent the Copperflow garrisons from disjoining themselves from Xeniician rule as well as to ensure they were well equipped and disciplined. It took little to convince Oro to better arm their troops.

-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-

While the Kalron used most of their money not spent hiring bards to build their school, the Azuri were working closely with the bards, in an attempt to learn more about the spirits. It was their hope that the spirits bound to objects could be empowered somehow, leading to far more effective tools. If they had better then vague methods of communicating with the spirits, empowered tool-spirits might even be able to construct buildings with minimal gnomish supervision. The Azuri would then surely reign supreme over a utopian society.

-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-

With Galthor personally overseeing and managing the school's construction, using a surprisingly small amount of labor, and the food supplies short, the council unanimously decided to focus on expanding the fishing fleet.

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

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: Oro, Arlenth. Dislikes: Kalron, Azuri.

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: Lozanth, Oro, and Nedici. Loathes: Quara

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, ~35% 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. Supports: Lozanth Dislikes: Quara, Oro, Nedici.

Neutral minor families - The remaining 20% of minor families choose not to align themselves with any major families. Their viewpoints are quite varied.

Free Citizens - Between 4% and 5% 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.

Lt General Luaeni - Mlaine's protégée.

Engineer Galthor

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

Spoiler: Numbers (click to show/hide)

Labor:Research queue: Artifice(Elementalism if pre-req), Enchantment, Military Tradition, Maritime Warfare, Entertainment, Map Making, Construction, Elementalism, Ephemera Magic, Weather Eye, Spirit-Warding, Crop Diversification

21 from population + 1 purchased = 22.

Fieldwork:
1st laborer works Plains/River/DivineFarm+ tile 4: +7 food
2nd laborer works Plains/River/Farm+ tile 5: +6 food
3rd laborer works Plains/River/Farm+ tile 6: +6 food
4th laborer works Plains/River/Farm+ tile 13: +6 food
5th laborer works Plains/Farm+ tile 15: +5 food
6th laborer works Sea/FishingVillage tile 1: +4 food
7th laborer works Sea tile 7: +3 food
8th laborer works Forest/River/Woodcutter Camp tile 3: +3 food, +2 wood
9th laborer works Forest/Woodcutter Camp tile 12: +2 food, +2 wood
10th laborer works Hills/Gold/Mine tile 14: +2 food, +1 wool, +1 gold
11th laborer works Hills/Tin/Mine tile 17: +2 food, +1 wool, +1 tin
12th laborer works Plains tile 16: +3 food
Gross resource income: +49 food, +4 wood, +2 wool, +1 gold, +1 tin.

Manufacturing:
13th, 14th, 15th laborers research.
16th laborer crafts Wooden Shields (-1 wood)
17th, 18th, BONUS, BONUS, laborers build School (-1 stone, -2 wood)
19th, 20th laborers finish Fishing Boats on Sea tile 7
21st, 22nd laborers start Fishing Boats on Sea tile 8 (-2 wood) [1 labor remains]
Sub-total/change: -5 wood, -1 stone, +1 wooden shields

Luxury workshops:
Clothes produced (-1 wool, +1 clothes)
Jewelry produced (-1 gold, +1 jewelry)

Expected Prosperity: +2 base, +1 from shrine, +2 from goods, + 18 from food -1 from Kalron = 22 prosperity.
Growth expected.

Military:
Lozanth Scouts guard the colony of CopperFlow.
Oro Spears return to Xeniice. Upon their return, they'll take 1 wooden shield and 1 leather armor, turning into Swarm Guards. Rename to Oro Guards. If possible, they'll train to remain level 2.
Oro Defenders guard Xeniice.
Xeniician Defenders rename to Nedici Guards and rebase to Copperflow. If possible, they scout the square east of Copperflow.
Nedici Galley and Oro Galley patrol along the western coast, looking for dark elven scout ships. They do not get within sight range of the city.

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

Colonies:
CopperFlow: +4 food, +1 stone, +1 copper imported.

Leadership:
General Mlaine remains in Xeniice.
Lt General Luaeni travels with the Oro Galley.

Money:
Unit maintenance not properly updated last turn: -1 gold
24 stored + 11 from prosperity + 5 from marketplace = 40.
Maintenance is 8. 10 is spend on labor.
22 saved for future use.

Production/Consumption:
49 food produced + 4 imported. 21 people need 42 food and eat 54 for 18 morale. 53 - 54 = [1/20] stored.
3 wood stored + 4 produced - 5 used = [2/20] stored.
2 leather stored + 1 imported = [3/20] stored.
1 copper imported + 1 stored = [2/20] stored.
1 tin produced = [1/20] stored
2 bronze stored = [2/20] stored.

[Ahra]

Spoiler (click to show/hide)

1) work tile 1 plains/improved farm = 5 food
2) Work Tile 3 - Forest/hunting camp = 3 Food, 1 Wood 1 leather
3) Work tile 4 - water/fish = 4 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/fish = 4 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 14 water/fish = 4 food
13) work tile 8 mountains = 1 stone

14)15)16) research

17)18) Temple  - 3 wood

free clothing-wool


food:total:49, used:48, stored:1    labour 15/0 wood 2/0     
prosperity:19 (16-food 1-clothing 2- default 1-guvenor 1-shrine -1)
:research:
Crop Diversification
.
other:
 youngbloods: standby.
explorer and swiftfangs:standby.

[lemon10]

Spoiler: turn (click to show/hide)

Research:Education, Entertainment, Governance
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 17 (6 food) (24)
5) Work tile 18 (5 food, 1 wool) (29)
6) Work tile 4 (4 food, 1 wood, 1 leather) (33)
7) Work tile 15 (4 food) (37)
Work tile 2 (2 food, 1 sun amber) (39)
9) Work tile 11 (2 food, 2 wood) (41)
10) Work tile 12 (2 food, 2 wood) (43)
11) Work tile 14 (4 food) (47)
12) Work tile  8 (2 stone)
Clothiers workshop) (-1 wool, +1 clothing)
13+14+15) Build wall on city tile (-2 stone)
16+17) Build jewelers workshop (-2 wood)
18+19) Build Sun Ward (aka sunstone elemental charm) (-1 sunstone)
20+21+22) Research at library

Resource production and consumption:
Stored resources at start of turn: 2 wood, 9 leather, 3 wool, 2 tin, 1 spice, 2 sun amber
Gross production: 47 food, 5 wood, 1 leather, 1 wool, 1 spice, 1 clothing, 1 sun amber, 2 stone
Gross Consumption: 45 food, 2 wood, 1 wool, 1 spice, 1 clothing, 1 sun amber, 2 stone
Net production: 2 food, 3 wood, 1 wool
Total Stored at end of turn: 2 food, 5 wood, 10 leather, 3 wool, 2 tin, 1 spice, 2 sun amber
Money
20+(21/2*2/3=7)-5=22-10 for buying labor
Prosperity:
(+1 from shrine, +2 base, +1 from spice, +1 from clothing, +1 from post regeneration care +1 from Governor)=7 non-food +(45/3)=15 via food. Total=22
Millitary and leaders:
Spearmen 1: Defends the city
Spearmen 2: Defends the city
Bowmen 1: Explore north west of the city (avoid battle)
Spearmen with shields, leather armor, and a canoe 1: Explore west along the coast
Spearmen with shields, leather armor, and a canoe 2: Explore west along the coast
Governor: Chills doing Governor things.
Allegro (General): goes with the Spearmen with shields, leather armor, and a canoe
Training:
None

Spoiler: important people (click to show/hide)

Lucien: Lucien regenerated at the start of the last age, now he no longer has a peg-leg, now head of the library and research in general.

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 29 members, of which 28 vote regularly and Allegro, who breaks ties.
Unnamed shaman: Awake, and intent on improving the magical knowledge of the city, is helping Lucien research magical technology.
Marina: Director of the Merchant Guild, Current Governor.
Merchant Guild: All the labor leaders, work together to stop their wealth from being stolen.

Spoiler: fluff (click to show/hide)

The shaman was tired and upset. So much of what he once was was lost, his mantle, drawn from a hundred generations of hinor was tattered and in in shreds, he presumed he had attracted the presence of something strong on his vision walk. He was unsure of what happened, but he suspected that it had torn a peice of his mind out, and feasted on his mantle. He had lost large parts of his lore, as well as his name.
The Senate had finally caved to pressure from the Merchant Guild, they acknowledged that the guild would probably be better at economic and short term decisions, and had decided to give power to regulate the activities of the city to the Merchant's Guild in return for merchant guild members agreeing to give back 50% of the money they earned to the city. Marina, the director of the merchant guild, now ran the city, although she could still be overruled by the millitary if they deemed it necessary.

The Shadow grinned, his manipulations had worked out nearly perfectly. He had had to wait a long time for a opening, but The Unnamed Shaman had still failed. The Unnamed Shaman had been pulled back to the mortal realm ending their epic struggle, The Shadow was sure that the Living Wards surrounding him would fail given enough time, surely even a mantle of such massive proportions couldn't last forever. getting the whispers past the Shaman and his wards had been difficult, but it had only taken a few whispers at the right time to give Lucien the knowledge to drag the Shaman back. His plan had half failed though, in his last moments on the plane, the Shaman had bound his Name and Mantle to the wards.
Manipulating the Labor Leaders had been harder, much harder, but in the end they had been manipulated too, fragmenting the unity of the Hinor. With a little bit of luck, he might be able to degenerate it into a civil war. The labor leaders were troublesome however, and constant effort was necessary to keep them on track.

[Vanigo]

Turn 21

Please note, I decided to tweak catapults a bit, and I added light weapons available with Military Tradition.

Spoiler: Ljus Faller (click to show/hide)

lemon10
Ljus Faller (Red)

The men sent northwest around the peninsula have mapped out a fair amount of coastline when some sort of rotting, tentacled monstrositien erupt from the depths to attack them. It's hard to tell, but some of the men believe the things were already dead. It doesn't seem to slow them much if they are, though. The soldiers, fortunately, make short work of the things, and they are soon both dead and immobile.
Otherwise, things seem uneventful. Research into education goes well, and a thick stone wall is built to protect the city against any future attack. A new jeweler's workshop is constructed, as well.

Battle won!
    Spearmen with shields, leather armor, and a canoe reach level 2!
    Spearmen with shields, leather armor, and a canoe do not go up a level
    Regeneration: all units heal to full!
Education researched!
Population increases to 22
Wall built
Jeweler's workshop built

Technology:
Mysticism
Oral Tradition
Animal Husbandry
Farming
Craftsmanship
Masonry
Fishing
Exploration
Mining
Literacy
Post-Regeneration Care
The Plow
Formalized Religion
Bronze Working
Map Making
Construction
Trade
Elementalism
Crop Diversification
Education

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
spear men with shields, leather armor, and a canoe (Wooden spears, wooden shields, leather armor, canoes)
L1:6A/3D/-R/14H/2M; shallow water, supply range x2
L2:6A/3D/-R/16H/2M; shallow water, supply range x3

Units:
Spearmen L2 (HP 12/12)
Spearmen L3 (HP 14/14)
Bowmen L2 (HP 12/12)
spear men with shields, leather armor, and a canoe L2 (HP 16/16)
spear men with shields, leather armor, and a canoe L2 (HP 16/16)

Exploration map:


Money: 12

Ljus Faller
Population 22
Prosperity 22


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

Stockpiles:
2 food, 5 wood, 10 leather, 3 wool, 2 tin, 1 spice, 2 sun amber, 1 sun charms

Ochitans are idle! The forest's recovered now, though; should have been at the end of last turn, in fact.

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

Ahra
Ser'kash (Gray)

I don't know why you think your prosperity is 19. It's 20. Anyway, you start building a temple and work on crop diversification for some bizzare reason. You still don't find the furs that you would have found like fifteen turns ago if you built some freaking improvements on that forest like a sensible person.
(Also, it looks like I forgot to give you money last turn.)

Population stagnant
Temple started (1 labor to finish)

Technology:
Hunting
Masonry
Farming
Animal Husbandry
Craftsmanship
Mysticism
Oral Tradition
Exploration
Fishing
Caste Specialties
The Plow
Elementalism
Literacy
Trade
Formalized Religion
Mining
Governance

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:


Money: 16

Ser'kash
Population 20
Prosperity 20


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

Stockpiles:
33 food, 20 wood, 5 wool, 20 leather, 2 tin

Spoiler: Sidamaru (click to show/hide)

Happerry
Sidamaru (Dark purple)

36 food -36 eaten (+12 prosperity)
3 wood
3 leather -1 used
3 wool -1 used
1 silver

New ways of teaching the young are concieved, and a quarry is built to let the goblins gather stone without venturing into the otherwise unproductive mountains. While the city's leaders argue about how to deal with the outside world, it's generally agreed that a decent army will be needed one way or the other, and so the shieldguard is issued new armor. It may take them a while to get used to the encumbrance, though.

Education researched!
Population increases to 17
Quarry built
Shieldguard unit type altered
    6A/4D/-R/14H/1M
    Shieldguard reduced to level 1

Technology:
Mysticism
Oral Tradition
Masonry
Hunting
Farming
Craftsmanship
Animal Husbandry
Exploration
Fishing
Shamanism
Formalized Religion
Mining
Trade
Literacy
Map Making
Construction
Governance
Bronze Working
Spirit of Adventure
Military Tradition
Education

Unit types:
Shieldguard (Wooden spears, wooden shields, leather armor)
L1: 6A/4D/-R/14H/1M
Hunter Militia (Bows, leather armor)
L1: 4A/3D/5-2R/14H/1M
L2: 4A/3D/6-2R/16H/1M

Units:
Shieldguard L1 (HP 14/14)
Hunter Milita L2 (HP 16/16)

Exploration map:


Money: 29 (8 income, 2 upkeep)

Veilhime
Population 17
Prosperity 17


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

Stockpiles:
20 wood, 3 stone, 3 wool, 20 leather, 1 silver, 1 hexbone staves, 1 leather armor

Spoiler: Sunstone (click to show/hide)

IronyOwl
Sunstone (Orange)

(I seem to have been forgoting about your healer's hall the past several turns. Your stalwarts should have healed to full a while ago.)
The human barbarians seem significantly less barbaric than they were last time the Ashara encountered them. They've built a small settlement, with some odd fortifications that look like they are specifically designed to prevent bombardment from the air. It seems, as General Maul remarks with undisguised relish, that they remember their last encounter. Maul, of course, is not to be deterred, and orders his men to attack on the ground.
The fortifications aren't much good against ground attack, and the charging stalwarts crash into the defending spearmen and archers while the talons fire from behind them. Unfortunately, Ashara are not at their best on the ground, and the vicious defenders slowly grind the stalwarts down, the archers eventually cutting them down as they try to flee. Maul, enraged, orders the talons to bypass the fortress and put the human town to the torch.
The defenders, at this point, have no choice but to emerge and defend their homes, and the talons take to the sky once more. The human archers engage them while the spearmen take whatever cover they can find in the town. After a few volleys of arrows fly in either direction, the paniced remnants of the archers are cowering as well, but the talons haven't escaped unscathed either. Maul's remaining forces are in no shape to do anything to the town with angry spearmen poised to jump out of every hut, and, after a great deal of cursing, grudgingly orders a retreat.
The seekers exploring to the west run into trouble as well. As they are concerned about the supply situation should they continue due west, they decide that exploring west and slightly north fits their orders well enough. There, they run into an odd flock of smallish golden hawks with the uncanny ability to summon flame between their talons. The things seem to be pack predators of a sort, and are apparently quite willing to attack creatures the size of a man. The ensuing battle is slow and bloody. The birds' flames are very hard to defend against effectively, and the seekers have a hard time lining up shots on such small, fast moving targets. It helps that any halfway decent hit kills the fragile raptors, but the seekers eventually flee, leaving their dead to be picked over by the birds.
Things back in town go better, fortunately. While the repeated defeats have been a blow to morale, the expansion of the wall goes smoothly, and the study of magic leads to better methods of creating enchanted items.

Talons take 3 damage from poor supply
Battle lost!
    Stalwarts destroyed!
    Minor defeat! -1 prosperity for 1 turn!
Battle lost!
    Seekers routed! Reduced to level 1!
    Humiliating defeat! -1 prosperity for 1 turn!
Artifice researched!
Population stagnant
Walls built

Technology:
Fishing
Oral tradition
Masonry
Exploration
Craftsmanship
Hunting
Farming
Animal Husbandry
Mysticism
Trade
The Plow
Currency
Economic Enthusiasm
Mining
Literacy
Map Making
Life Magic
Elementalism
Bronze Working
Entertainment
Governance
Artifice

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
Seekers (Bows, leather armor, cartographers)
L1: 5A/3D/4-2R/10H/1M; flying, cartography
L2: 5A/3D/5-2R/12H/1M; flying, cartography

Units:
Talons L2 (HP 6/12)
Talons L2 (HP 12/12)
Talons L1 (HP 12/12)
Seekers L1 (HP 1/10)

Exploration map:


Money: 62

Sunstone
Population: 22
Prosperity: 22 (defeat turn 1/1, defeat turn 1/1)


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

Stockpiles:
29 food, 12 wood, 1 stone, 20 wool, 6 leather, 11 clothing, 4 jewelry, 4 lobsters, 3 sky diamonds, 1 wooden spears, 1 air charms

Spoiler: Xeniice (click to show/hide)

Nirur Torir
Xeniice (Turquoise)

(You don't seem to have updated your factions list for the new age yet. Also, about those defenders: While they can rebase and explore in the same turn, if you had been attacked there this turn they wouldn't have been there to guard the colony. And it looks like I forgot to put Code of Law in your researched techs list.)
It's a quiet time for Xeniice. The deep water fishing fleet is nearly complete, and has begun operating due north of town. The new school has been completed, as well. Elsewhere, the ships patrolling the western coast see no sign of dark elven forces. The soldiers exploring east of Xeniice find little more than barren desert.

Artifice researched!
Population increases to 22
School built
Fishing boats built
Fishing boats started (1 labor to complete)
Oro spears upgrade to swarm guards, train to level 2

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

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
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
Swarm Guards (Wooden spears, wooden shields, leather armor)
L1: 5A/5D/-R/14H/1M
L2: 6A/5D/-R/16H/1M

Units:
Lozanth scouts L3 (HP 14/14)
Oro guards L2 (Swarm Guards) (HP 16/16)
Nedici guards L2 (Swarm Guards) (HP 16/16)
Oro defenders L2 (Swarm Guards) (HP 16/16)
Nedici galley L1 (HP 11/14)
Oro galley L2 (HP 16/16)

Exploration map:


Money: 22 (Income: 16; Spending: 10+6+2; Net income: -2)

Xeniice
Population 22
Prosperity 22


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

Stockpiles:
1 food, 2 wood, 3 leather, 2 copper, 1 tin, 2 bronze

Colony: Copperflow
    Size 4 (1 turn since last growth)
    Upkeep 2
    Exports: 4 food, 1 stone, 1 copper or 2 money

[IronyOwl]

Spoiler: RP (click to show/hide)

  Rakul fairly shrieked with rage on hearing the news. Maul handled delivering it somewhat more calmly, but was clearly plotting something dire.
  Each agreed, oddly enough, that simply raising more troops was not the answer. For Rakul, this likely had something to do with her deranged schemes; for all that her subjects considered her unbalanced, she had an eye for strange possibilities, and a penchant for simply changing things that didn't suit her. If her soldiers weren't strong enough, clearly they needed changing as well.
  For General Maul, however, it was largely an issue of pride. His soldiers- under his direct command, no less- had failed against a mass of wingless savages huddling in a half-formed settlement. While they were busy being destroyed on the ground, his other troops had been routed by a flock of wild animals in the sky. It was difficult, he felt, for anyone to think of Sunstone's military as competent or well-trained under those circumstances, and he refused to "solve" the problem simply by throwing more soldiers at it. Sunstone's forces would be feared in their own right, not simply regarded as dangerously common.

  To that end, the city's efforts were bent towards "recruiting" animals and a better understanding of the body. The first was largely self-explanatory, at least to Rakul: If beasts had beaten her soldiers, clearly they might as well recruit beasts. The second was more Maul's doing, and centered on a grudging admission that the Ashara were not the hardiest of people; if they were going to fight effectively, they might need a way to repair damage, not just prevent 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 7: 2 Food, 2 Wood
6) Work Tile 8: 2 Food, 1 Stone, 1 Wool
7) Work Tile 9: 3 Food, 1 Wood, 1 Leather
8 ) Work Tile 10: 4 Food, 1 Sky Diamonds
9) Work Tile 13: 4 Food, 1 Lobsters
10) Work Tile 14: 6 Food
11) Work Tile 15: 6 Food
12) Work Tile 16: 6 Food
13) Work Tile 17: 5 Food
14) Work Tile 18: 3 Food, 1 Wood, 1 Leather
Subtotals: 52 Food, 4 Stone, 4 Wool, 4 Wood, 2 Leather, 1 Lobsters, 1 Sky Diamonds

15,16,Bonus) Build Enchanter's Workshop (-3 Stone, ready)

17,18,19) Make Clothing (-3 Wool, +3 Clothing)

20,21,Purchased) Research Horseback Riding, Body Magic

Research Horseback Riding, Body Magic


Seekers equip Air Charms.

One of the healthy Talons explores northeast.


Prosperity: 24 (2B+2B+1Lobster+1Clothing+1E +17 Food [51/3=17])
Money: 62 (62 + 0 (8 base; 12 total, 2 bonus; 4 upkeep, 10 labor))

Net Gains:
+1 Food (51/52 eaten)
+1 Stone
+0 Wool
+1 Sky Diamonds (none into jewelry)
-1 Air Charms
+4 Wood
+2 Leather
+3 Clothing
+0 Money

Stockpiles:
30 food, 16 wood, 2 stone, 20 wool, 8 leather, 14 clothing, 4 jewelry, 4 lobsters, 4 sky diamonds, 1 wooden spears

Spoiler: Unit Type Changes (click to show/hide)

Seekers: Bows, Leather Armor, +Air Charms

[Ochita]

Spoiler (click to show/hide)

Research:Bronze working
1st laborer works Plains/River/Farm/pasture 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 Plains/Farm tile 10 (+4 food)
7th laborer works Hills/quarry tile 14 (+2 food, +1 wool, +1 stone)
8th laborer works Plains/Pasture tile 4 (+4 food)
9th laborer works Ocean tile 18 (+3 food)
Total produced: 36 food, 1 wool, 1 stone

10,11th labor research plow.
12,13,14th labor will make hexbone staffs (-1 wood)
15th labor will make earth jade charms (-1 earth jade.)
16th labor will create leather armor (-1 leather)
Prosperity
2+2+1+11+1=16 (Base+Temple/shrine+wool clothing+food+jewellery)
+4 gold (8-3*1.33). Growth expected.

Storage:
+3 food, +1 stone. No wool added due to clothing. -1 wood, -1 jewellery.

Military
Rangers+Mystics go south.

[Happerry]

Spoiler: Turn (click to show/hide)

Four people on the plains, at tiles 2, 10, 3, and 11 for food, three on the woods, at 1, 7, and 8, and three in the hills at 4, 5, 6 and 18. Meanwhile, four labor make a school. The last two labor works in the Hall of Learning. Start researching Iron Working. Hunter Militia defends the town while the Shieldguard train. The Clothier's workshop works on clothing.

Food : +38
Wood : +3
Leather : +3
Wool : +4
Stone : +1
Silver : +1

Spoiler: Fluff (click to show/hide)

As the new resources start to flow in, a preliminary agreement is reached. Once the city is properly fortified, the Sidamaruns will start extablishing border town/forts, slowly expanding to meet new threats. Their is still rumblings, but all agree on the plan for the great double ring, and the first blueprints are being drawn up already.

Spoiler: Clans (click to show/hide)

Clan Torglit : An association interested in aggressive expansion, they have the largest number of Shieldguard members and have controlling influence in the mines and quarries of the hills.
Clan Gurtr : A clan of hunters, they are the primary woodsmen of the goblins, and make up most of the hunter's militia. They favor a more defensive position.
The Shamans : Not actually a real clan, but only fools would discount their vote. Currently divided on the proper path to take, and an overall view of 'wait and see.' seems to be developing.
Clan Fyrula : A clan made up of the majority of farmers, their main rallying cry is "Don't let our stuff get torched again!".
Clan Muthusla : A small clan, they are currently remaining deliberately silent on their views. Strongly associated with the shamans.
Clan Tilyuio : Clan Fyrula's main rivals for the allegiance of the farmers, they are currently calling for a campaign of vengeance. 

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)
Floraski : Lius's son, he seems to have inherited his mother's wanderlust. (Explorer Leader 2)
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) (Sociologist: +25% to research economic and government techs)
Flori: Losk's Niece, she has replaced her elder after his unfortunate heart attack as the new head shaman.
Korl : Flori's younger brother, he has attained a following of his own to go out and seek their own fortune, and it is only a matter of time before the so called Battle Shamans are ready.(General 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, Specialists: Mages.
Iron Wardens : Iron Polearms (Bardiche), Iron Armor, Specialists: Spirit-touched.

[lemon10]

Spoiler: turn (click to show/hide)

Research: Entertainment, Artifice
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 17 (6 food) (24)
5) Work tile 18 (5 food, 1 wool) (29)
6) Work tile 4 (4 food, 1 wood, 1 leather) (33)
7) Work tile 15 (4 food) (37)
Work tile 2 (2 food, 1 sun amber) (39)
9) Work tile 12 (2 food, 2 wood) (41)
10) Work tile 14 (4 food) (45)
11) Work tile  8 (2 stone)
12) Work tile 9 (2 stone)
Clothiers workshop) (-1 wool, +1 clothing)
Jewlery workshop) (-1 sun amber, +1 jewlery)
13+14+15) Build 3/4 of fortress (-4 stone)
16+17+18+19) Build school (-3 wood)
20+21+22) Research at library

Resource production and consumption:
Stored resources at start of turn: 2 food, 5 wood, 10 leather, 3 wool, 2 tin, 1 spice, 2 sun amber, 1 sun charms
Gross production:  45 food, 3 wood, 1 leather, 1 wool, 1 spice, 1 sun amber, 1 clothing, 1 jewlery, 4 stone
Gross Consumption: 45 food, 3 wood, 1 wool, 1 spice, 1 sun amber, 1 clothing, 1 jewlery, 4 stone
Net production: 1 leather
Total Stored at end of turn: 2 food, 5 wood, 11 leather, 3 wool, 2 tin, 1 spice, 2 sun amber, 1 sun charms
Money
12-5+(22/3=)7=14
Prosperity:
(+1 from shrine, +2 base, +1 from spice, +1 from clothing, +1 from post regeneration care +1 from Governor, +1 from jewelry)=8 non-food +(45/3)=15 via food. Total=23
Millitary and leaders:
Spearmen 1: Defends the city
Spearmen 2: Defends the city
Bowmen 1: Explore north west of the city (avoid battle)
Spearmen with shields, leather armor, and a canoe 1: Explore east along the halflings river
Spearmen with shields, leather armor, and a canoe 2: Explore east along the halflings river
Governor Marina: Chills doing Governor things.
Allegro (General): goes with the Spearmen with shields, leather armor, and a canoe
Training:
None
Other:
Check in with the dwarves to the north and the halflings to the south. Show them all our goods and see if they have anything that would be worth trading for them.

Spoiler: important people (click to show/hide)

Lucien: Lucien regenerated at the start of the last age, now he no longer has a peg-leg, now head of the library and research in general.
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 military members of each unit and the general, currently, their are 29 members, of which 28 vote regularly and Allegro, who breaks ties.
Unnamed shaman: Awake, and intent on improving the magical knowledge of the city, is helping Lucien research magical technology.
Marina: Director of the Merchant Guild, Current Governor.
Merchant Guild: All the labor leaders, work together to stop their wealth from being stolen.

(I'll add fluff tomorrow if the turn hasn't run yet, don't got enough time to do it tonight).

Spoiler: fluff (click to show/hide)

The wall around the city was ugly, but at least it did well. Due to this, Allegro orders a fortress to be built, a brutish structure, that he suspects will be quite effective in stoping any invaders to the city.
The more spiritual among the Hinor thought that the recent battle had shown the blessing of the Earth Mother. The tentacled beasts that they had fought had clearly been abominations of some sourt, and although the battle had went well and the enemy had been easily crushed, they were still unholy things, with tentacles for limbs.
Lucien had finally convinced Marina to build a school to teach the young. She had thought that it was unnecessary, and that the Hinor that needed to learn things like that had no trouble with it, but when the Shaman had sided with Lucien, she gracefully conceded the point, although she had large reservations about building a structure so large and time consuming for a purpose that she felt the library already fit.

The discontent against the Guild was growing, and although it was unlikely that their would be a popular uprising, something would almost surely give soon.

[Ahra]

Spoiler (click to show/hide)

1) work tile 1 plains/improved farm = 5 food
2) Work Tile 3 - Forest/hunting camp = 3 Food, 1 Wood 1 leather
3) Work tile 4 - water/fish = 4 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/fish = 4 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 14 water/fish = 4 food
13) work tile 8 mountains = 1 stone
14)work tile 7 hills = 2 food

15)16)17) research

18) Temple  - finish
19 pasture tile 2 1 wood
20 pasture tile 7 1 wood

free clothing-wool


food:total:51, used:48, stored:1    labour 15/0 wood 2/0     
prosperity:20 (16-food 1-clothing 2- default 1-guvenor 1-shrine -1)
:research:
map making
.
other:
 youngbloods: standby.
explorer and swiftfangs:standby.

[Nirur Torir]

Xeniice Turn:

Spoiler: Fluff (click to show/hide)

Following a string of robberies and muggings, the council decides that a more permenant police force is needed, so that the military may focus on defense, as well as explicitly stated laws. A courthouse is commissioned alongside a branch of the military dedicated to maintaining order. Following months of debate, and with the help of the bards, a solid code of laws is released to the public. Readings are held for those still illiterate.

Meanwhile, the Azuri privately show off their advancements in spirit influence, and convince the Oro and Nedici to aid with the construction of a new workshop where weapon-spirits may quickly be enhanced. Their demonstrations are simple, yet the Nedici and Oro are sufficiently impressed to help fund further research.

-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-

General Mlaine is old and feeble. He is not expected to live much longer, and has finished teaching Luaeni all he knows. His last wish is to sail one more time, and a naval expedition is sent out to destroy the eastern monsters found so long ago.

-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-

The Kalron appreciate the profits from their new school, although it caused far less of an upset then anticipated: The bards now charge only a quarter as much for book access as they once did for reading books, but many more are excited about accessing them. The Major houses don't particularly care, as that was the field of the bards, although the newly literate support the Kalron's move.

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

Oro - The most militaristic of the major families. They have begun to value honor on the battlefield, though not nearly as much as valor and skill. They have two voices in the Council.

Lozanth - They have the most skilled craftsmen of the families. They value quality work. They have one voice in the Council, and split a second with Arlenth.

Arlenth - This family performs most of the raw labor in Xeniice. They value dedication in their laborers. They have one voice in the Council, and split a second with Lozanth.

Nedici - They have the most skilled shipwrights and fishermen, as well as most of the trading ships, and are greatly jealous of the Oro for somehow surpassing their naval strength. They are the administrators of Copperflow, so long as they administrate it exactly as the council decides. They continue to seek profits and power outside of Xeniice, perhaps due to the low competition. They have one voice in the Council.

Azuri - This is the only major family able to claim to understand the spirits, and they have the strongest support amongst minor families and Free citizens. They have two voices in the Council.

Kalron - This is the weakest of the major families, by a significant margin. They have the most successful trading network, and continue to expand it where possible. Most of their wealth comes from taxing their merchants and from their school. They seek to reclaim their place of power, most likely by using amassed wealth. They lack any representation in the Council.

Free Citizens - Between 6% and 7% 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. Their wealth and ability to eat comes largely by accepting work commissions from major families.

General Mlaine, of Lozanth - He's lived a suspiciously long time, and is a great general. His book will surely be read for all time.

Lt General Luaeni - A middle-aged member of Lozanth. He has learned much from General Mlaine, and hopes he gets his own chance to have a legacy remembered for all time.

Engineer Galthor - An architectural genious from Arlenth. He is slightly absent-minded, and is quite happy to be constructing buildings that shall last for long after his death.

Spoiler: Numbers (click to show/hide)

Labor:Research queue: Enchantment, Military Tradition, Maritime Warfare, Entertainment, Elementalism, Ephemera Magic, Construction, Map Making, Weather Eye, Spirit-Warding, Crop Diversification

22 from population + 1 purchased = 23.

Fieldwork:
1st laborer works Plains/River/DivineFarm+ tile 4: +7 food
2nd laborer works Plains/River/Farm+ tile 5: +6 food
3rd laborer works Plains/River/Farm+ tile 6: +6 food
4th laborer works Plains/River/Farm+ tile 13: +6 food
5th laborer works Plains/Farm+ tile 15: +5 food
6th laborer works Sea/FishingVillage tile 1: +4 food
7th laborer works Sea/FishingBoats tile 7: +5 food
8th laborer works Forest/River/Woodcutter Camp tile 3: +3 food, +2 wood
9th laborer works Forest/Woodcutter Camp tile 12: +2 food, +2 wood
10th laborer works Hills/Gold/Mine tile 14: +2 food, +1 wool, +1 gold
11th laborer works Hills/Tin/Mine tile 17: +2 food, +1 wool, +1 tin
12th laborer works Plains tile 16: +3 food
22nd laborer works Sea tile 8: +3 food
Gross resource income: +54 food, +4 wood, +2 wool, +1 gold, +1 tin.

Manufacturing:
13th, 14th, 15th laborers research.
16th, 17th, BONUS laborers build Enchanter's Workshop (-1 stone, -2 wood, -4 money)
18th laborer finishes Fishing Boats on Sea tile 8
19th, 20th, 21st, BONUS laborers build Courthouse (-3 wood)
23rd laborer smelts bronze (-1 copper/tin, +1 bronze)
Sub-total/change: -5 wood, -1 stone, -1 copper/tin, -4 money, +1 bronze

Luxury workshops:
Clothes produced (-1 wool, +1 clothes)
Jewelry produced (-1 gold, +1 jewelry)

Expected Prosperity: +2 base, +1 from shrine, +2 from goods, + 19 from food -1 from penality = 23 prosperity.
Growth expected.

Military:
Xeniice Garrison: Oro Guards, Oro Defenders.
Copperflow Garrison: Lozanth Scouts, Nedici Guards.

Nedici Galley and Oro Galley scout eastwards.

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

Colonies:
CopperFlow: +4 food, +1 stone, +1 copper imported.

Leadership:
General Mlaine travels with the navy.
Lt General Luaeni remains in Xeniice.

Money:
22 stored + 11 from prosperity + 5 from marketplace = 38.
Maintenance is 8. 10 is spend on labor. 4 is used on buildings.
16 saved for future use.

Production/Consumption:
54 food produced + 4 imported. 22 people need 44 food and eat 57 for 19 morale. 58 - 57 = [2/20] stored.
2 wood stored + 4 produced - 5 used = [1/20] stored.
3 leather stored + 1 imported = [4/20] stored.
1 copper imported + 2 stored - 1 used = [2/20] stored.
1 tin stored + 1 produced - 1 used = [1/20] stored
2 bronze stored + 1 produced = [3/20] stored.

((I was being a tad slow about updating the faction list due to not being sure who's going to be doing what. I'm still not quite sure, for the most part.
Don't forget to add the school to my buildings list. It'd be a shame to miss out on the education of the non-bards.))

[Vanigo]

Turn 22

Spoiler: Ljus Faller (click to show/hide)

lemon10
Ljus Faller (Red)

A group of fish-like men, or perhaps man-like fish emerges from the sea, bearing coral-tipped spears and looking to raid the city. The defending spearmen, needing to protect the valuable farmland between the city and the sea, march past the walls and engage them. After a brief battle, the attackers are driven off in disarray. The defending forces take a beating, too, unfortunately, and one of the units was in the process of breaking just as the enemy ran off.
The men exploring the river find little of note, but the bowmen crossing the mountains run into trouble. A horde of shambling skeletons, animated by some unknown means, spots them. They attempt to evade the monsters, but they are tireless, and the men can't shake their pursuit. They then attempt to fight them off, to little effect - there is little for their arrows to injure. They break and run, ultimately, and enough of them escape for the unit to survive.
The envoys sent to the dwarves report little of interest. The halflings, however, enjoy plentiful harvests from the rich plains around their home but have difficulty finding building materials. They would be willing to trade food for wood and stone. Unfortunately, with no road and no experience building large ships, the Hinor cannot carry large quantities of goods to and from their town.
Research goes smoothly, and new forms of entertainment and better ways to craft enchanted items are both discovered. The new school is built, and the fortress is nearly complete.

Random event: Attack!
Battle won!
    Spearmen do not go up a level
    Spearmen routed! Reduced to level 2!
    City defended! +1 prosperity for 1 turn!
    Regeneration: all units healed to full!
Battle lost!
    Bowmen routed! Reduced to level 1!
    Humiliating defeat! -1 prosperity for 1 turn!
Entertainment researched!
Artifice researched!
Population increases to 23
School built
Fortress started (1 labor to complete)

Technology:
Mysticism
Oral Tradition
Animal Husbandry
Farming
Craftsmanship
Masonry
Fishing
Exploration
Mining
Literacy
Post-Regeneration Care
The Plow
Formalized Religion
Bronze Working
Map Making
Construction
Trade
Elementalism
Crop Diversification
Education
Entertainment
Artifice

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
spear men with shields, leather armor, and a canoe (Wooden spears, wooden shields, leather armor, canoes)
L1:6A/3D/-R/14H/2M; shallow water, supply range x2
L2:6A/3D/-R/16H/2M; shallow water, supply range x3

Units:
Spearmen L2 (HP 12/12)
Spearmen L2 (HP 12/12)
Bowmen L1 (HP 1/10)
spear men with shields, leather armor, and a canoe L2 (HP 16/16)
spear men with shields, leather armor, and a canoe L2 (HP 16/16)

Exploration map:


Money: 14

Ljus Faller
Population 23
Prosperity 23


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

Stockpiles:
2 food, 5 wood, 11 leather, 3 wool, 2 tin, 1 spice, 2 sun amber, 1 sun charms

Ochita has dropped out of the game!

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

Ahra
Ser'kash (Gray)

You get attacked by some freaky pale dudes. Your guys charge out, beat them off, and then the swiftfangs chase them down as they run. You finish the temple, and your governor knows how to make the most of it. You build pastures instead of the hunters camps that I quite clearly told you would be better to build, because you are an idiot. You luck out and find the furs anyway. You get map making and crop diversification.

Random event: Attack!
Battle won!
    Swiftfangs do not go up a level
    Youngblood hunters advance to level 3!
    City defended! +1 prosperity for 1 turn!
Map Making researched!
Crop Diversification researched!
Leader ability discovered for governor
    High priest: Additional +1 prosperity with temple
Resource discovered: Furs!
    +1 furs (luxury resource)
Population increases to 21
Temple completed
Pastures built

Technology:
Hunting
Masonry
Farming
Animal Husbandry
Craftsmanship
Mysticism
Oral Tradition
Exploration
Fishing
Caste Specialties
The Plow
Elementalism
Literacy
Trade
Formalized Religion
Mining
Governance
Map Making
Crop Diversification

Unit types:
Youngblood hunters (bows)
L1:6A/4D/4-2R/10H/1M
L2:6A/4D/5-2R/12H/1M
L3:7A/4D/6-2R/14H/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 L3 (HP 12/12)
Swiftfangs L2 (HP 13/16)

Exploration map:


Money: 16

Ser'kash
Population 21
Prosperity 21


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

Stockpiles:
33 food, 20 wood, 5 wool, 20 leather, 2 tin

Spoiler: Sidamaru (click to show/hide)

Happerry
Sidamaru (Dark purple)

38 food -38 eaten (+12 prosperity)
3 wood
1 stone
3 leather
4 wool -1 used
1 silver

(I assume you wanted to build the school out of wood. Please specify this in the future. Also, do you realize that working tile 6 did you no good at all? Unless you really needed that wool for something, anyway. Edit: No, wait, I guess it did.)
Not much happens in these years. The new school is up and running, and the shieldguard has adjusted to their new armor. Research into ironworking is progressing reasonably smoothly, but the reduced manpower allocated for research has slowed things down.

Population stagnant
School built
Shieldguard train to level 2

Technology:
Mysticism
Oral Tradition
Masonry
Hunting
Farming
Craftsmanship
Animal Husbandry
Exploration
Fishing
Shamanism
Formalized Religion
Mining
Trade
Literacy
Map Making
Construction
Governance
Bronze Working
Spirit of Adventure
Military Tradition
Education

Unit types:
Shieldguard (Wooden spears, wooden shields, leather armor)
L1: 6A/4D/-R/14H/1M
L2: 7A/4D/-R/16H/1M
Hunter Militia (Bows, leather armor)
L1: 4A/3D/5-2R/14H/1M
L2: 4A/3D/6-2R/16H/1M

Units:
Shieldguard L2 (HP 16/16)
Hunter Milita L2 (HP 16/16)

Exploration map:


Money: 29 (8 income, 2 upkeep)

Veilhime
Population 17
Prosperity 17


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

Stockpiles:
20 wood, 4 stone, 6 wool, 20 leather, 2 silver, 1 hexbone staves, 1 leather armor

Spoiler: Sunstone (click to show/hide)

IronyOwl
Sunstone (Orange)

(Your income calculations for this round are off. The multipliers add together instead of being applied separately, so -33% +50% comes to a total of +1/6th. The bonus income from economic enthusiasm, however, is unaffected by either. I haven't checked previous turns to see how much else you may have missed. You also forgot the four money spent making an enchanter's workshop.)
Maul's grumblings about the quality of his soldiers actually leads to some useful ideas. A few of his officers come up with ideas that they think might help, most of which are fairly different from what the Ashara have been working towards. It's all highly speculative and will require some significant research before anything practical comes of it, but a few new lines of inquiry have been opened.
Things are otherwise fairly quiet. Some exploration goes uneventfully, research goes as well as ever, and a new workshop for the production of enchanted goods is built.

Random event: Revolutionary insight!
    New techs available!
    Military tradition unlocked!
    Enchantment unlocked!
Horseback riding researched!
Population increases to 23
Enchanter's workshop built
Seeker unit type changed
    5A/4D/4-2R/10H/1M; flight, cartography

Technology:
Fishing
Oral tradition
Masonry
Exploration
Craftsmanship
Hunting
Farming
Animal Husbandry
Mysticism
Trade
The Plow
Currency
Economic Enthusiasm
Mining
Literacy
Map Making
Life Magic
Elementalism
Bronze Working
Horseback Riding
Entertainment
Governance
Artifice

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
Seekers (Bows, leather armor, air charms, cartographers)
L1: 5A/4D/4-2R/10H/1M; flight, cartography

Units:
Talons L2 (HP 12/12)
Talons L2 (HP 12/12)
Talons L1 (HP 12/12)
Seekers L1 (HP 10/10)

Exploration map:


Money: 64

Sunstone
Population: 23
Prosperity: 24


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

Stockpiles:
30 food, 16 wood, 2 stone, 20 wool, 8 leather, 14 clothing, 4 jewelry, 4 lobsters, 4 sky diamonds, 1 wooden spears

Spoiler: Xeniice (click to show/hide)

Nirur Torir
Xeniice (Turquoise)

The galleys exploring eastward encounter the sea serpents as expected. Their bows prove useless against an underwater enemy, but once the things surface to attack the sailors make short work of them. Several escape underwater, however, and the gnomes don't know if they'll return to attack other ships that come by.
Back in town, things go nicely. Ways to magically empower equipment are discovered, and the newly built enchanter's workshop will make this task easier. The new courthouse is expected to ease some of the problems that come with having a large city, and the new fishing fleet is completed.

Battle won!
    Nedici galley advances to level 2!
    Oro galley does not go up a level
Enchantment researched!
Population increases to 23
Enchanter's workshop built
Courthouse built
Fishing boats completed

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

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
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
Swarm Guards (Wooden spears, wooden shields, leather armor)
L1: 5A/5D/-R/14H/1M
L2: 6A/5D/-R/16H/1M

Units:
Lozanth scouts L3 (HP 14/14)
Oro guards L2 (Swarm Guards) (HP 16/16)
Nedici guards L2 (Swarm Guards) (HP 16/16)
Oro defenders L2 (Swarm Guards) (HP 16/16)
Nedici galley L2 (HP 13/16)
Oro galley L2 (HP 13/16)

Exploration map:


Money: 16 (Income: 16; Spending: 10+6+2; Net income: -2)

Xeniice
Population 23
Prosperity 23


Buildings:
Hall of Learning
Shrine
Granary
Military workshop
Clothier's workshop
Library
Dockyard
Jeweler's workshop
Marketplace
Military School
Forge
Architect's workshop
School
Enchanter's workshop
Courthouse

Stockpiles:
2 food, 1 wood, 1 stone, 4 leather, 2 copper, 1 tin, 3 bronze

Colony: Copperflow
    Size 4 (2 turns since last growth)
    Upkeep 2
    Exports: 4 food, 1 stone, 1 copper or 2 money

[Happerry]

Spoiler: Turn (click to show/hide)

five people on the plains, at tiles 2, 10, 3, 12, and 11 for food, three on the woods, at 1, 7, and 8, and three in the hills at 4, 5, and 18. Meanwhile, four labor make a two sets of palisades, at tiles 4 and 5. The last two labor works in the Hall of Learning. Keep researching Iron Working. Hunter Militia and Shieldguard defend the town. The Clothier's workshop works on clothing.

Food : +38
Wood : +3
Leather : +3
Wool : +4
Stone : +1
Silver : +1

Spoiler: Fluff (click to show/hide)

As the final experiments with this strange new material called iron are undergone, the first two sections of the inner ring are erected to the cheers of the citizens. Meanwhile, new plans are being undertaken to take advantage of the new materials potential. While people are distracted with the fanfare, the shamans gain permission to be the sole owners of the new school, setting their imprint upon the intire top layer of each new generation for years to come.

Spoiler: Clans (click to show/hide)

Clan Torglit : An association interested in aggressive expansion, they have the largest number of Shieldguard members and have controlling influence in the mines and quarries of the hills.
Clan Gurtr : A clan of hunters, they are the primary woodsmen of the goblins, and make up most of the hunter's militia. They favor a more defensive position.
The Shamans : Not actually a real clan, but only fools would discount their vote. Currently divided on the proper path to take, and an overall view of 'wait and see.' seems to be developing.
Clan Fyrula : A clan made up of the majority of farmers, their main rallying cry is "Don't let our stuff get torched again!".
Clan Muthusla : A small clan, they are currently remaining deliberately silent on their views. Strongly associated with the shamans.
Clan Tilyuio : Clan Fyrula's main rivals for the allegiance of the farmers, they are currently calling for a campaign of vengeance. 

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)
Floraski : Lius's son, he seems to have inherited his mother's wanderlust. (Explorer Leader 2)
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) (Sociologist: +25% to research economic and government techs)
Flori: Losk's Niece, she has replaced her elder after his unfortunate heart attack as the new head shaman.
Korl : Flori's younger brother, he has attained a following of his own to go out and seek their own fortune, and it is only a matter of time before the so called Battle Shamans are ready.(General 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, Specialists: Mages.
Iron Wardens : Iron Polearms (Bardiche), Iron Armor, Specialists: Spirit-touched.

[IronyOwl]

Spoiler: RP (click to show/hide)

  With the city's newfound shift in thinking, Maul feels it finally time to formalize the city's training, and orders construction of The Spire. He hopes it to be an imposing edifice dedicated to teaching the arts of war, and reminding the city's inhabitants of the Ashara's true birthright.
  His next major decision is taken with considerably less relish, and met with more surprise. Though the concept of sitting on something that floats had been known to the Ashara since the dawn of time, and some nomads had been known to make use of canoes, attempting to use such a thing for any sort of organized, large-scale purpose had seemed utterly foreign in the context of a permanent city- they were toys and fishing aids, not weapons of war or tools of industry. And yet, he had been assured by those in a position to know that they could serve a greater purpose if properly harnessed. With the discovery that Sunstone occupied a peninsula of sorts, the prospect of something that could travel the coasts suddenly seemed remarkably useful. With apparently reliable information in front of him, Maul had no choice, reluctant and skeptical though he was, but to order the initial preparations for a fleet- soon, the people who could fly would be taking to the sea.
  The rest of the city behaves more or less as it always does- Mia insists on finishing a bit more of the wall, and Rakul is playing with bestial figurines again.

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 10: 4 Food, 1 Sky Diamonds
7) Work Tile 13: 4 Food, 1 Lobsters
8 ) Work Tile 14: 6 Food
9) Work Tile 15: 6 Food
10) Work Tile 16: 6 Food
11) Work Tile 17: 5 Food
Subtotals: 44 Food, 4 Stone, 4 Wool, 1 Sky Diamonds, 1 Lobsters

12,13,Bonus) Build Wall on Tile 6 (-2 Stone, ready)

14,15,Bonus,16) Build Military School (-3 Stone, ready)

17,Bonus) Build Stables (-2 Wood, ready)

18,19) Build Canoes (-2 Wood)

20) Train Cartographers

21,22,Purchased) Research Body Magic, Beast Taming

Research Body Magic, Beast Taming


A unit of Talons escorts the Seekers in re-exploring the hills and mountains north (northwest if they can't cover it all) of Sunstone.

Another unit of Talons explores north.


Prosperity: 24 (2B+2B+1L+1C+1E +17 Food [51/3=17])
Money: 66

Net Gains:
-7 Food (51/44 eaten)
-4 Wood
+0 Wool (no room)
-1 Stone
+1 Sky Diamonds (no jewelry)
+2 Money (12 base; 14 total, 2 bonus; 4 upkeep, 10 labor)

Stockpiles:
23 food, 12 wood, 1 stone, 20 wool, 8 leather, 14 clothing, 4 jewelry, 4 lobsters, 5 sky diamonds, 1 wooden spears

[lemon10]

Spoiler: turn (click to show/hide)

Research: Currency, Magecraft, Energy Magic, Mantle Control
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 17 (6 food) (24)
5) Work tile 18 (5 food, 1 wool) (29)
6) Work tile 4 (4 food, 1 wood, 1 leather) (33)
7) Work tile 15 (4 food) (37)
Work tile 2 (2 food, 1 sun amber) (39)
9) Work tile 12 (2 food, 2 wood) (41)
10) Work tile 14 (4 food) (45)
11) Work tile 13 (2 food, 2 wood, 1 spice, 1 leather (47)
Clothiers workshop) (-1 wool, +1 clothing)
Jewlery workshop) (-1 sun amber, +1 jewlery)
12+13) Build road east of my city
14+15+16) Build Enchanters workshop (-3 wood, -4 money)
17+18+19+20) Build Theater (-2 wood)
21) Finish fortress (I already spend all 4 stone on it, so i don't need to use another)
22+23+24) Research at library

Resource production and consumption:
Stored resources at start of turn: 2 food, 5 wood, 11 leather, 3 wool, 2 tin, 1 spice, 2 sun amber, 1 sun charms
Gross production:  47 food, 5 wood, 1 leather, 1 wool, 1 spice, 1 sun amber, 1 clothing, 1 jewelry
Gross Consumption: 48 food, 5 wood, 1 wool, 1 spice, 1 sun amber, 1 clothing, 1 jewelry, 4 money
Net production: -1 food, 1 leather, -4 money
Total Stored at end of turn: 1 food, 5 wood, 12 leather, 3 wool, 2 tin, 1 spice, 2 sun amber, 1 sun charms
Money
14-10 buy labor=4-5+(11*2/3=)7-4=2
Prosperity:
(+1 from shrine, +2 base, +1 from spice, +1 from clothing, +1 from post regeneration care +1 from Governor, +1 from jewelry)=8 non-food +(48/3)=16 via food. Total=24
Millitary and leaders:
Spearmen 1: Defends the city
Spearmen 2: Defends the city
Bowmen 1: Protects the road builders
Spearmen with shields, leather armor, and a canoe 1: Explore east along the halflings river
Spearmen with shields, leather armor, and a canoe 2: Explore east along the halflings river
Governor Marina: Chills doing Governor things.
Allegro (General): goes with the Spearmen with shields, leather armor, and a canoe
Training:
None
Other:
Check in with the merfolk to the north east, see if they have advanced or got anything to trade.

Spoiler: important people (click to show/hide)

Lucien: Lucien regenerated at the start of the last age, now he no longer has a peg-leg, now head of the library and research in general.
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 military members of each unit and the general, currently, their are 29 members, of which 28 vote regularly and Allegro, who breaks ties.
Unnamed shaman: Awake, and intent on improving the magical knowledge of the city, is helping Lucien research magical technology.
Marina: Director of the Merchant Guild, Current Governor.
Merchant Guild: All the labor leaders, work together to stop their wealth from being stolen.

Will do my fluff tomorrow if the turn hasn't run yet. Its far too late right now for me (should have went to bed hours ago).