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[IronyOwl]

Spoiler: RP (click to show/hide)

  There is much celebration as the settlers set out to found Silverspring, first outpost of mighty Sunstone. Escorted by two units of Talons, it's expected that no trouble will keep them from their goal, and the populace eagerly awaits the promised silver.
  There is less consensus about what to do about the merfolk. Quite a number simply want to ignore them; a handful want them wiped out on matter of principle or brought under the Ashara's wing. The only substantial group advocating action, however, wishes to do so for the merfolk's pearls. With sky diamonds on hand and silver on the way, most would probably consider this a waste of time... but the Ashara are not known for their modesty, and to some, the promise of yet different jewelry is an alluring one.
  Meanwhile, Maul oversees the recruitment and training of Sky Talons, more properly equipped archers. The Seekers and Sea Scouts venture out to find more treasures for the taking, having been trained and equipped to the point where Maul considers them decently safe without an escort.
  The burst of manufacturing and rising military has highlighted some weaknesses in Sunstone's infrastructure, however, and efforts are made to streamline and improve the city beyond simply filling it with riches.

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 5: 5 Food
5) Work Tile 6: 2 Food, 1 Stone, 1 Wool
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
Subtotals: 51 Food, 4 Stone, 4 Wool, 1 Wood, 1 Sky Diamonds, 1 Leather, 1 Lobsters

14) Make Leather Armor (-1 Leather, +1 Leather Armor)

15,16) Make Air Charms (-2 Sky Diamonds, +2 Air Charms)

17,18 ) Make Bows (-2 Wood, +2 Bows)

19,20,Purchased) Research Education, Guilds

Research Education, Guilds


Settlers found Silverspring on the silver tile

Two units of Talons escort the settlers and guard Silverspring

Seekers survey the hills directly north of Sunstone

Sea Scouts survey the eastern coast

Raise two units of Sky Talons (-2 Bows, Leather Armor, Air Charms, Field Medics)


Prosperity: 24 (2B+2B+1C+1L+1J+1E +16 Food [48/3=16])
Income: +1 (12 base; 14 total, 2 bonus; 5 upkeep, 10 labor)
Money: 60

Net Gains:
+3 Food (48/51 eaten)
+4 Stone
-1 Leather Armor
-1 Sky Diamonds (no jewelry)
-1 Jewelry
-1 Wood
-2 Field Medics

Stockpiles:
23 food, 6 wood, 9 stone, 20 wool, 5 leather, 14 clothing, 4 jewelry, 4 lobsters, 2 sky diamonds, 1 wooden spears, 1 leather armor, 1 field medics, 1 air charms

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

Sky Talons: Bows, leather armor, air charms, field medics

[Nirur Torir]

Xeniice Turn:

Spoiler: Fluff (click to show/hide)

Xeniician Council Chambers
The standard voices are present, as well as a scattering of bards, both generals, and the engineer. The meeting has not started yet, and multiple small discussions happen throughout the room.

Galthor: "It been decided, then, that the time to strike is now? My catapult is ready, and even I'm impressed by how destructive it is. My team and myself are ready to --"

Luaeni: "No. We discussed this already: The battlefield is no place for you."

Galthor: "There wasn't as much time to train my team as I would have liked. They can do their jobs, but only I am qualified to lead them."

Duvale: "You mean you wanted the glory to yourself, and didn't bother to train a replacement. Luaeni is fully able to deal with the scum without either of us."

Galthor: "I would love nothing more then to stay safely behind, but if I don't go, then my team will struggle to give your troops the support they deserve."

Luaeni: ".. Fine. You're in. Not one complaint about the conditions, Mr. Civilian."

After a few more minutes, the meeting starts: one of Oro's voices calls the meeting to order, and all voices arrange themselves in a circle. The spectators, Duvale, and Galthor silently fall back to the walls respectfully.

Nedici: "Our newest vessel is the finished ship on the sea. I have no doubt that we can effortlessly crush whatever so-called navy the dark giants send out."

Luaeni: "The Copperflow garrison was hit hard. The Peacebringer forces are well-prepared for an immediate retaliatory strike, but the remaining defenders are too badly weakened to defend Xeniice and Copperflow without reducing our attack force. We must strike now, and as hard as we can. Our only real option is to train more troops."

Oro1: "I agree. Oro has more people eager to enter military service."

Azuri: "Naturally."

Oro2: "We've seen that the dark giants are ruthless. Investments in the military are wise."

Lozanth: "We have enough of a standard garrison. We are ready to continue what we once started, exploring our surroundings, and have been working with the bards and Nedici on more efficient methods. If we train explorers with these new ideas, they'll be able to defend the city when needed, and explore when the regular garrison is here."

After continued debates, the meeting concludes. Lozanth shall support the explorers, who will defend the city until the rest of the army returns. It is highly doubtful that the dark elves will attack again so soon after their complete defeat. Galthor and Luaeni finish last-minute preparations, and leave the next day.

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

Lt. General Duvale - A highly talented Oro leader, recently discovered by Luaeni while training replacements for the Oro Galley. He is quite enthusiastic about removing the dark elven threat.

Engineer Galthor - An architectural genius 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:
26 from population = 26.

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 Sea/FishingBoats tile 8: +5 food
9th laborer works Forest/River/Woodcutter Camp tile 3: +3 food, +2 wood
10th laborer works Forest/Woodcutter Camp tile 12: +2 food, +2 wood
11th laborer works Hills/Gold/Mine tile 14: +2 food, +1 wool, +1 gold
12th laborer works Hills/Tin/Mine tile 17: +2 food, +1 wool, +1 tin
13th laborer works Plains tile 16: +3 food
14th laborer works Sea tile 9: +3 food
15th laborer works Sea tile 2: +3 food
26th laborer works Sea tile 18: +3 food
Gross resource income: +65 food, +4 wood, +2 wool, +1 gold, +1 tin.

Research:
16th, 17th, 18th laborers research.
Queue: Construction, Elementalism, Ephemera Magic, Weather Eye, Spirit-Warding, Crop Diversification

Manufacturing:
19th, 20th laborers craft Bronze (-2 copper/tin, +2 bronze)
21st laborer trains Cartographer
22nd laborer crafts Bows (-1 wood)
22nd laboer crafts Bronze Arrows (-1 bronze)
24rd laborer crafts Leather Armor (-1 leather)
25th laborer crafts Bronze Bucklers (-1 bronze)
Sub-total/change: -1 wood, -2 copper/tin, -1 leather

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

Expected Prosperity: +2 base, +1 from shrine, +1 from courthouse +2 from goods, + 21 from food -1 from penalty = 26 prosperity.
Growth expected.

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

Nedici Galley, Oro Galley, and Nedici Bireme attack the dark elven city, and transport attack force.
Oro Pikes, Peacebringers, Oro Guards, Lozanth Scouts, and Galthor's Catapult attack the dark elven city, and get transported by the navy.

Attack plan: Army is dropped off roughly one day's march from the city. The army shall march upon the city, supported by the navy.  They'll stand off within catapult range of the palisade and blast it. Lozanth Scouts will be assigned to guard the catapult.
The navy will engage the dark elven navy if it undocks, ensuring that it doesn't retreat to the sea.
If a sortie is sent out, it is to be destroyed mercilessly.
If not, the attackers are to advance on the city and annihilate the garrison, completely and utterly.

Primary objective: Destroy their ability to further wage war. Their iron/copper/tin mines as well as their military workshops/academy are a priority target, followed closely by non-metal armaments(destroy). Anything else is secondary. Loot preference is Metal weapons/armor > Metal (any kind) > Money > Luxuries > Slaves. If we do not overwhelm them, merely wrecking havoc should be sufficient.

Train new unit: Lozanth Rangers (-1 bows, -1 bronze arrows, -1 leather armor, -1 bucklers, -1 cartographers)

Trade:
Human tribe: [1/1] wool for [1/1] leather.
Civilian traders will begin negotiations to attempt to determine what it would take to get the humans to move one square to the east and eventually settle there. Xeniice can afford to help them get settled in.

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

Leadership:
General Luaeni joins the battle.
Lt. General Duvale guards Xeniice.
Galthor leads the catapult team. None showed the proper talents to lead the catapult team, and he'd really like to see this work perfectly the first time. (I was planning this before learning of his ability.)

Money:
15 stored + 13 from prosperity + 6 from marketplace = 34.
Maintenance is 12.
22 saved for future use.

Production/Consumption:
65 food produced + 4 imported. 26 people need 52 food and eat 66 for 22 morale. 69 - 63 = [5/20] stored.
4 wood stored + 4 produced - 1 used = [7/20] stored.
6 leather stored + 1 imported - 1 used = [6/20] stored.
1 copper imported + 2 stored - 2 used = [1/20] stored.
1 tin produced + 1 stored - 2 used = [0/20] stored
3 stone stored + 1 imported = [4/20 stored]

[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, 6, and 18. Meanwhile, two labor makes a set of palisades, at tile 2, and another two make a forge. One Labor breeds up another group of horses. The last two labor works in the Hall of Learning. Start researching Energy Magic, and then spend any extra effort on Artifice. Hunter Militia and Shieldguard defend the town. The Clothier's workshop works on clothing. Create a unit of Mounted Shamans.

Food : +41
Wood : +3
Leather : +3
Wool : +4
Stone : +0
Silver : +1
Iron : +1

Spoiler: Fluff (click to show/hide)

 The shamans adopt the new riding beasts with enthusiasm, and plans are made to employ their speed in scouting and patrols. As such, more great bred up while the inner ring expands.

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.
Mounted Shamans : Hexbone Staves, Horses, Leather Armor, Specialists: Mages.
Iron Wardens : Iron Polearms (Bardiche), Iron Armor, Specialists: Spirit-touched.
War Riders : Bows, Leather Armor, Iron Arrows, Horses, Specialists: Spirit-touched
Far Riders : Iron Weapons, Leather Armor, Horses, Iron shields, Specialists: Cartographers

[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 = 3 food 1 wood
11) work tile 17 woods = 3 food 1 wood 1 furs
12) work tile 14 water/fish = 4 food
13) work tile 9 mountains = 1 copper 1 stone
14)work tile 7 hills/pastures = 3 food
15)work tile 2 hills pastures = 3 food

16)17)18) research

 
19) tile 11 pasture
21) forge
22) mine tile 1 wood

 

free clothing-wool


food:total:56, used:54, stored:6    labour 15/0 wood 2/0     
prosperity:25-1=24 (18-food 1-clothing 2- default 1-guvenor 1-shrine  -1 temple -1 high priest )
:research:
Find the Inner Sanctum

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other:
 youngbloods: explore west.
explorer and swiftfangs:explore south of the city.

[lemon10]

Spoiler: turn (click to show/hide)

Research: Engineering, Governance, Life Magic, Mind Magic, Guilds, Military Tradition
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 (3 food, 2 wood) (33)
7) Work tile 2 (2 food, 1 sun amber) (35)
Work tile 12 (2 food, 2 wood, 1 spice) (37)
9) Work tile 11 (2 food, 2 wood) (39)
10) Work tile 8 (2 stone)
11) Work tile 13 (4 food) (43)
12) Work tile 14 (4 food) (47)
13) Work tile 15 (4 food) (51)
Trading:
Ljus Faller->Halfling Village:Halfling village -2 wood->+4 food (55)
Workshops
Clothiers workshop) (-1 wool, +1 clothing)
Jewlery workshop) Not active
Manufacturing, Crafting, Building, and research:
14+15) Build 2/3 stone wall tile 11 (-2 stone)
16+17) Build Enchanted Shields (-1 wood)
18+19+20) Build Enchanted leather armor (-1 leather armor), 18+19) Build Enchanted Shields (-1 wood)
21+22+23+24) Build Military School (-3 wood)
25+26+27) Research at library
Resource production and consumption:
Stored resources at start of turn: 2 food, 11 wood, 11 leather, 3 wool, 2 tin, 1 spice, 2 sun amber, 2 firebolt wands, 2 leather armor, 2 mages
Gross production: 55 food, 6 wood, 1 wool, 1 spice, 1 sun amber, 1 Amulets of the burning sun, 1 clothing, 1 Enchanted wooden sheilds, 1 enchanted leather armor, 2 stone
Gross Consumption: 57, 5 wood, 1 wool, 1 spice, 1 sun amber, 1 Amulets of the burning sun, 1 clothing, 1 Enchanted wooden sheilds, 1 enchanted leather armor, 1 firebolt wands, 1 leather armor, 1 mages, 2 stone
Net production: -2 food, 1 wood, -1 firebolt wand, -1 leather armor, -1 mages
Total Stored at end of turn: 12 wood, 11 leather, 3 wool, 2 tin, 1 spice, 2 sun amber, 1 firebolt wands, 1  leather armor, 1 mages
Money
15-10=5-7+(13+2=)15-2=11
Prosperity:
(+1 from shrine, +2 base, +1 from spice, +1 from clothing, +1 from post regeneration care +1 from Governor, +1 theater)=8 non-food +(57/3)=19 via food. Total=27
Millitary and leaders:
Spearmen 1: Defends the city
Spearmen 2: Protects the traders
Seekers: Check tile to the north of the halfling village
Spearmen with shields, leather armor, and a canoe 1: Explore the coast to the south
Spearmen with shields, leather armor, and a canoe 2: Explore the coast to the south
Governor Marina: Goes with the traders (but still governs the city), and tryes to get a better deal
Allegro (General): goes with the Spearmen with shields, leather armor, and a canoe
Training:
Sages of the Infinite Sun (Mage specialists, Firebolt wands, Enchanted wooden sheilds, Enchanted leather armor, Amulets of the burning sun)
Other:
No jewlery this turn.
See if the Humans are willing to trade their "small light blue gems" for anything.

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 quite alot of members, everyone but Allegro votes regularly, 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: unit types, new unit type (click to show/hide)

Spearmen, (Spears)
Spear men with shields, leather armor, and a canoe (Wooden spears, wooden shields, leather armor, canoes)
Seekers,  (Bows, Leather Armor, Cartographer, sun charm)
Sages of the Infinite Sun (Mage specialists, firebolt wands, enchanted wooden sheilds, enchanted leather armor, Amulets of the burning sun)

Gunna get fluff in tomorrow before school.Blarg, schoolwork delays, will get done as soon as it ends.

[Vanigo]

Turn 26

Spoiler: Ljus Faller (click to show/hide)

lemon10
Ljus Faller (Red)

(I assume you wanted to enchant armor and make the amulets with labor 18, 19, and 20.
Also your wood isn't quite right, and you screwed up your money. But that's easy enough to fix.)

The men sent to talk to the humans reports that they highly prize the gems, seeing them as almost sacred, but would be willing to trade them for jewels of similar value. Not very often, though; one turn in three at the most. Marina's trip to the halflings isn't very productive, mostly because I don't want to deal with trading fractional units of food around.
Your explorers don't find much.

Engineering researched!
Population increases to 27
Military school built
Stone wall started (1 labor to finish)
Sages of the Infinite Sun raised
New unit type:
    Sages of the Infinite Sun: 5A/3D/4-2R/16H/1M; magic ranged attack, magic resistance 1

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
Currency
Crop Diversification
Education
Entertainment
Artifice
Magecraft
Energy magic
Mantle Control
Engineering

Unit types:
Spearmen (Wooden spears)
L1:6A/2D/-R/12H/1M
L2:6A/3D/-R/14H/1M
L3:7A/3D/-R/16H/1M; first strike
Bowmen (Bows)
L1:5A/2D/4-2R/12H/1M
L2:5A/2D/5-2R/14H/1M
spear men with shields, leather armor, and a canoe (Wooden spears, wooden shields, leather armor, canoes)
L1:6A/3D/-R/16H/2M; shallow water, supply range x2
L2:6A/3D/-R/18H/2M; shallow water, supply range x3
Seekers (Bows, leather armor, sun charms, specialists:cartographers)
L1:6A/2D/5-2R/16H/1M; cartography
Sages of the Infinite Sun (Firebolt wands, magic wood shields, magic leather armor, amulets of the blazing sun, mages)
L1:5A/3D/4-2R/16H/1M; magic ranged attack, magic resistance 1

Units:
Spearmen L2 (HP 14/14)
Spearmen L2 (HP 14/14)
spear men with shields, leather armor, and a canoe L2 (HP 18/18)
spear men with shields, leather armor, and a canoe L2 (HP 18/18)
Seekers L1 (HP 16/16)
Sages of the Infinite Sun L1 (HP 16/16)

Exploration map:


Money: 8 (+15 taxes -5 military -7 crafting -10 labor)

Ljus Faller
Population 27
Prosperity 27


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

Stockpiles:
11 wood, 11 leather, 3 wool, 2 tin, 1 spice, 2 sun amber, 1 firebolt wands, 1 leather armor, 1 mages

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

Ahra
Ser'kash (Gray)

Food: 57 -54 eaten (18 morale) = 3 wasted (no storage space)
Wood: 4 = 4 wasted
Leather: 4 = 4 wasted
Wool: 2-1 used = 1 stored
Stone: 1 = 1 stored
Copper: 1-1 used

Your swiftfangs quickly discover that there isn't much land south of the city. Your youngbloods, sent west again, run into supply problems, then they run into these huge bird-bear hybrid things that smash them to pieces. The few survivors are very angry about having been sent out beyond supply range.
You build a pasture, finish your forge, and start a mine. You let even more food rot in the sun, and continue to hoard furs, despite the fact that, with the prosperity penalty from a defeat and the slumping economy you seem to have forgotten about, your population has started to shrink. Your people have taken to standing around the pile of rotting food, muttering mutinously. If you let food rot again, bad things may start to happen.
Also, you find a hidden chamber deep in the temple with interesting magical properties.

Youngblood hunters take 6 damage from poor supply!
Battle lost!
    Youngblood hunters destroyed!
    Humilitating defeat! -1 prosperity for 1 turn
Find the Inner Sanctum researched!
Population decreases to 22!
Quarry built
Forge built
Mine 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
Map Making
Bronze Working
Sailing
Construction
Crop Diversification
Find the Inner Sanctum

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:
Swiftfangs L2 (HP 13/16)

Exploration map:


Money: 51 (11 taxes -2 military)

Ser'kash
Population 22
Prosperity 22 (Economic slump turn 2/3)


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

Stockpiles:
40 food, 20 wood, 7 wool, 20 leather, 1 tin, 1 copper, 3 furs

Spoiler: Sidamaru (click to show/hide)

Happerry
Sidamaru (Dark purple)

41 food -39 eaten -2 used (+13 prosperity)
3 wood -4 used
3 leather
3 wool -1 used
1 iron
-1 iron ingots
1 silver
+1 horses

(You can't raise the mounted shamans; you have no specialist: mages)
Xeniice has another uneventful few years. The only real excitement is the new forge, which will make weapons and armor far more effective than was available before.

Energy magic researched!
Population stagnant
Palisade built
Forge built

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
Horseback Riding
The Plow
Military Tradition
Education
Iron Working
Spirit-warding
Magecraft
Energy Magic

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: 49 (9 income, 2 upkeep)

Veilhime
Population 18
Prosperity 18


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

Stockpiles:
18 wood, 5 stone, 15 wool, 20 leather, 2 iron, 6 silver, 1 hexbone staves, 1 leather armor, 2 horses

Spoiler: Sunstone (click to show/hide)

IronyOwl
Sunstone (Orange)

The colony of Silverspring is built, with Sunstone watching excitedly. A lot of the land around the quickly-constructed silver mine is hilly and not ideal for farming, but the colonists still have some surplus food that they can send back home.
Back in town, the military expansion goes smoothly, and the sky talons are fully equipped and ready for battle. New methods of education are worked out, and the population is springing back from the mass emigration. The explorers, unfortunately, don't find anything interesting, but they're sure more valuable finds are out there waiting for them.

Education researched!
Population increases to 22!
Colony of Silverspring founded!
    Size 3
    Upkeep 2
    Exports: 2 food, 1 silver or 3 money
Sky talons raised
New unit type:
    Sky Talons: 5A/4D/4-2R/13H/1M; flight

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
Body Magic
Beast Taming
Watch from the Sky
Education

Unit types:
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
L2: 5A/4D/5-2R/12H/1M; flight, cartography
Sea Scouts (Bows, leather armor, air charms, canoes, cartographers)
L1: 5A/4D/4-2R/10H/2M; shallow water, 2x supply range, cartography
L2: 5A/4D/5-2R/12H/2M; shallow water, 2x supply range, cartography
Sky Talons (Bows, Leather Armor, Air Charms, Field Medics)
L1: 5A/4D/4-2R/13H/1M; flight

Units:
Talons L2 (HP 12/12)
Talons L2 (HP 12/12)
Talons L1 (HP 10/10)
Seekers L2 (HP 12/12)
Sea Scouts L2 (HP 12/12)
Sky Talons L1 (HP 13/13)
Sky Talons L1 (HP 13/13)

Exploration map:


Money: 60

Sunstone
Population: 22
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
Military School
Stables

Wonders:
Fortress-City of Sunstone
    Free palisade on all new colonies

Stockpiles:
23 food, 6 wood, 9 stone, 20 wool, 5 leather, 14 clothing, 4 jewelry, 4 lobsters, 2 sky diamonds, 1 wooden spears, 1 leather armor, 1 field medics, 1 air charms

Colony of Silverspring
    Size 3 (0 turns since last growth)
    Upkeep 2
    Exports: 2 food, 1 silver or 3 money

Spoiler: Xeniice (click to show/hide)

Nirur Torir
Xeniice (Turquoise)

(I suppose by "growth expected" you mean "I expect to win this battle, raising my prosperity enough to cause growth"?)
As the attacking troops approach the dark elf city, they see no sign of a navy. It looks like the Xeniician ships may sit this one out. The rest of the force marches on the city's walls, forming up just inside of catapult range. The elves make no move against the attackers as the catapult opens some gaps in the walls, but the catapults eventually run out of ammunition, and the rest is up to the infantry. Dark elven spearmen move to cover the breaches, and the battle is joined. The gnomes are outnumbered, but the pikegnomes leading the charge are clearly the most powerful units on the field. Spearmen, archers, mounted archers, and shamans are spotted among the defending forces. The spearmen mount only a brief defense before the pikegnomes rout them, and the ranged units behind them are soon under attack. The shamans focus their efforts on the peacebringers, and manage to rout them not long before they themselves fall. The archers are cut down as well, but the horse archers manage to break contact. They are unable to pose a serious threat to the infantry alone, but they are able to harass the invading forces as they loot the city, and force Duvale to leave the Lozanth Scouts with the vulnerable catapults to guard them as they return to the galleys. The Oro Pikes and Guards then begin looting and pillaging, occasionally stopping to drive the horse-archers off.
They find no metal other than silver, but they manage to scrounge up a fair amount of it, both in bars and coins. They also find caches of diamonds and jade, each sparkling with the promise of hidden magic. They also burn quite a bit, and while they're not entirely sure what all went up in flames, they set fire to the military workshops and a couple things that looked like they might have been military schools. The death toll is similarly uncertain, but believed to be fairly high.
Back on the home front, relatively little happens, although excitement over the successful attack runs high. The newly trained rangers are ready to serve in both peace and war, and Copperflow has grown to the point where significant tax income is being collected, helping to offset the cost of maintaining the place. Its growth seems to have leveled off now, though.

Battle won!
    Peacebringers routed! Reduced to level 1!
    Oro Pikes advance to level 2!
    Oro Guards advance to level 3!
    Lozanth Scouts advance to level 4!
    Arlenth Catapult advances to level 2!
    Major battle won! +1 prosperity for 2 turns!
    Loot gained: 1 silver, 8 money, 1 sky diamonds, 1 earth jade
Construction researched!
Population increases to 27!
Copperflow grows to size 5!
    Upkeep reduced to 1!
    +2 food exported
Lozanth Rangers raised
New unit type:
    Lozanth Rangers: 4A/5D/7-2R/14H/1M; cartography

Technology:
Farming
Oral tradition
Exploration
Fishing
Masonry
Craftsmanship
Hunting
Mysticism
Literacy
Trade
Sailing
The Plow
Mining
Bronze Working
Governance
Scars of War
Currency
Shamanism
Map Making
Code of Law
Education
Artifice
Enchantment
Military Tradition
Maritime Warfare
Entertainment
Construction

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
L4: 7A/6D/-R/16H/1M; magic resistance 1, supply range x2
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
L3: 7A/5D/-R/18H/1M; first strike
Pikegnomes (Magic pikes, magic bucklers, magic armor)
L1:9A/6D/-R/20H/1M; first strike, magic resistance 1
L2:10A/6D/-R/22H/1M; first strike, magic resistance 1
Nedici Bireme (Galley, fortified hull, bows, leather armor)
L1:4A/6D/4-2R/18H/1M; shallow water, supply range x3, transport 1
Galthor's Catapult (Catapult)
L1:4A/4D/4-4R/10H/.5M; siege 1, half supply range
L2:4A/5D/4-4R/12H/.5M; siege 1, half supply range
Lozanth Rangers (bows, bronze arrows, leather armor, bucklers, cartographers)
L1:4A/5D/7-2R/14H/1M; cartography

Units:
Lozanth scouts L4 (HP 14/16)
Oro guards L3 (Swarm Guards) (HP 12/18)
Nedici guards L3 (Swarm Guards) (HP 12/18)
Oro defenders L2 (Swarm Guards) (HP 11/16)
Oro Pikes L2 (HP 22/22)
Peacebringers L1 (Pikegnomes) (HP 3/20)
Lozanth Rangers L1 (HP 14/14)
Nedici galley L2 (HP 16/16)
Oro galley L2 (HP 16/16)
Nedici Bireme L1 (HP 18/18)
Arlenth Catapult L2 (HP 12/12)


Exploration map:


Money: 30 (Income: 19+8; Spending: 10+2; Net income: 15)

Xeniice
Population 27
Prosperity 27 (Victory turn 1/2)


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:
10 food, 7 wood, 4 stone, 8 leather, 1 copper, 1 silver, 1 sky diamonds, 1 earth jade

Colony: Copperflow
    Size 5 (Max size)
    Upkeep 1
    Exports: 6 food, 1 stone, 1 copper or 2 money

Oh, and here's what the end of that battle looked like:

Spoiler (click to show/hide)

[IronyOwl]

Spoiler: RP (click to show/hide)

  Silver is once again the topic of much discussion, albeit for very different reasons this time. Though there had been some dispute over whether it was truly necessary, once the populace had gotten their hands on it, this opinion vanished completely. Everyone wants some, either on its own or combined with some other precious or pretty material. Fine jade is particularly prized, as its color stands out against the silver well, but sky diamonds are still the more valuable, and in some opinions more beautiful, option.
  In only slightly less decadent news, construction begins on Rakul's menagerie. Though Maul remains confident that tamed creatures will have a variety of military applications, there can be little doubt from the plans that Sunstone will soon hold a terrifying number of animals. Very few citizens find fault with this, especially if some of them end up fighting in the arena or providing interesting souvenirs or jewelry components, to say nothing of the prospects of actually owning one. Unfortunately, this sense of wonder leaves the soldiers dispatched to actually acquire the beasts with incredibly vague orders; no one knows what they want, other than "everything."
  The city's other soldiers do not suffer from this issue, however; Maul is quite clear as to what he wants from those training under him, and the less trained Talons guard the colony. The explorers similarly search for anything valuable, but do so with confidence and purpose, systematically combing the regions around Sunstone for the treasures known to reside there.
  The only other subject of great note is the start of construction on a school. It is hoped to be as effective as The Spire, but with a broader and generally more benign goal.

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
Imports: 2 Food, 1 Silver

12,13,Bonus,14) Build School (-3 Stone, ready)

15,Bonus,16,17) Build Beast Pens (-3 Stone, ready)

Bonus,18,19,Bonus) Build Beast Pens (-3 Stone ready)

20,21,Purchased) Research Guilds, Enchantment

Research Guilds, Enchantment


The two Sky Talons train.

The Seekers survey the plains directly east of Sunstone.
The Sea Scouts continue searching the eastern coasts.

The L1 Talons guard Silverspring.

The two experienced Talons team up and try to find and capture some beasts. Just about anything will do, with a slight preference for something interesting or ostentatious.


Prosperity: 24 (2B+2B+1C+1L+1J+1E +16 Food [48/3=16])
Income: -3 (12 base; 14 total, 2 bonus; 7 military, 2 colony, 10 labor)
Money: 57

Net Gains:
-2 Food (48/46 eaten)
-5 Stone
+1 Sky Diamonds
+0 Silver (to jewelry)

Stockpiles:
21 food, 6 wood, 4 stone, 20 wool, 5 leather, 14 clothing, 4 jewelry, 4 lobsters, 3 sky diamonds, 1 wooden spears, 1 leather armor, 1 field medics, 1 air charms

[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, 6, and 18. Meanwhile, two labor makes a set of palisades, at tile 1, and one trains some mages while another one forges some iron into an iron ingot.  The last three labor works in the Hall of Learning. Start researching Artifice, and then spend any extra effort on Guard the Home Front. Hunter Militia and Shieldguard defend the town. The Clothier's workshop works on clothing. Create a unit of Mounted Shamans.

Food : +41
Wood : +3
Leather : +3
Wool : +4
Stone : +0
Silver : +1
Iron : +1

Spoiler: Fluff (click to show/hide)

 A focused attempt to train a new group of shamans takes place as they learn to ride the new tamed creatures known as horses. Meanwhile, the inner ring is completed with great cheers from all.

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.
Mounted Shamans : Hexbone Staves, Horses, Leather Armor, Specialists: Mages.
Iron Wardens : Iron Polearms (Bardiche), Iron Armor, Specialists: Spirit-touched.
War Riders : Bows, Leather Armor, Iron Arrows, Horses, Specialists: Spirit-touched
Far Riders : Iron Weapons, Leather Armor, Horses, Iron shields, Specialists: Cartographers

[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 = 3 food 1 wood
11) work tile 17 woods = 3 food 1 wood 1 furs
12) work tile 14 water/fish = 4 food
13) work tile 9 mountains = 1 copper 1 stone
14)work tile 7 hills/pastures = 3 food
15)work tile 2 hills pastures = 3 food

16)17)18) research

19) mine tile 8
20)21)22) dockyard 2 wood

 

free clothing-wool

food:total:57, used:57, stored:0    labour 15/0 wood 2/0     
prosperity:26-1-1=24 (19-food 1-clothing 2- default 1-guvenor 1-shrine  -1 temple -1 high priest )
:research:
guilds

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other:
explorer and swiftfangs:get back to the city.

[Nirur Torir]

Xeniice Turn:

Spoiler: Fluff (click to show/hide)

Xeniician Council Chambers

Oro1: "As expected, the dark giants were no match for our mighty forces. We suffered only light casualties, and w--"

Arlenth: "Light casualties? The Peacebringers were nearly wiped out. Many lie dead, left behind where they fell. Others maimed and crippled, lame and useless for the rest of their lives."

Oro2: "A noble sacrifice that allowed Xeniice to be the victor. With their army crushed, it will be a simple matter to annihilate them all."

Arlenth/Azuri: "WHAT?"

Arlenth: "That's barbaric."

Oro2: "Do you really believe that they'll ignore us if we let them regain their strength? After putting a significant part of their city to the torch? Countless lives destroyed?"

Arlenth: "Ugh. You ..."

Oro2: "What, did you think we were going to show off our soldiers and watch as they surrendered?"

Arlenth: "I-"

Oro2: "We beat them. We can either crush them entirely now, or watch as they kill us all later in revenge."

Nedici: "Now? With what army? Casualties were not 'light' as you put it; Copperflow would remain virtually undefended if we attack again now."

Oro1: "You propose to allow them time to rebuild unchecked?"

Nedici: "It will be a generation, if not more, before they are able to field significant numbers against us after the devastation we caused. There is no reason to rush back in there, and they'll not have anything worth looting if we do."

Arlenth: "They're not like us, but surely they're still people. You talk as if their lives are worth less then -"

Oro2: "They attacked our traders and tried to raze Copperflow. They deserve no sympathy."

Arlenth: "Overzealous troops attacked us, perhaps led by one such as you."

Oro2: "You sound like you've been speaking with them."

Arlenth: "What? No! I'd never betray-"

Oro2: "You're pathetic."

Azuri: "Enough. This argument accomplishes nothing. Do we return to destroy them now?"

A vote was held. Only the Oro were in favor of again sending out the weary troops.

Lozanth: "Galthor has created impressive plans for an impenetrable 'fortress.' Should they somehow return seeking revenge, we would be well protected if we built it."

After further, slightly calmer discussion, it was decided that the fortress would be constructed, as well as improved fishing infrastructure and another farm. A theater was also commissioned, as the populace was starting to grow restless now that the dark elven threat was removed. The Azuri began working with the Bards in an attempt to unlock the secrets of the pilfered magical gems.

The next morning, one of the Oro voices was found murdered. On the same night, a certain Arlenth voice was found to have committed suicide messily. With no witnesses, the murderer was never found. All families hired more bodyguards.

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

Lt. General Duvale - A highly talented Oro leader, recently discovered by Luaeni while training replacements for the Oro Galley. He is quite enthusiastic about removing the dark elven threat.

Engineer Galthor - An architectural genius 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:
27 from population + 1 purchased = 28.

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 Sea/FishingBoats tile 8: +5 food
9th laborer works Forest/River/Woodcutter Camp tile 3: +3 food, +2 wood
10th laborer works Forest/Woodcutter Camp tile 12: +2 food, +2 wood
11th laborer works Hills/Gold/Mine tile 14: +2 food, +1 wool, +1 gold
12th laborer works Hills/Tin/Mine tile 17: +2 food, +1 wool, +1 tin
13th laborer works Plains tile 16: +3 food
14th laborer works Sea tile 9: +3 food
15th laborer works Sea tile 2: +3 food
16th laborer works Sea tile 18: +3 food
Gross resource income: +65 food, +4 wood, +2 wool, +1 gold, +1 tin.

Research:
17th, 18th, 19th laborers research.
Queue: Elementalism, Ephemera Magic, Weather Eye, Spirit-Warding, Crop Diversification

Manufacturing:
20st, 21st, 22nd, BONUS laborers build a basic farm and fishing villages on plains and seas (-3 wood)
23rd, 24th, 25th, BONUS laborers build Theater (-2 wood)
26th, 27th, 28th, BONUS laborers build Fortress (-4 stone)
Sub-total/change: -5 wood, -4 stone

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

Expected Prosperity: +2 base, +1 from shrine, +1 from courthouse +2 from goods, + 22 from food, +1 from victory, -1 from penalty = 28 prosperity.
Growth expected.

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

Lozanth Rangers scout southwest of Copperflow.
Nedici Galley and Oro Galley scout west, past the dark elf city. If it counts as a free action, they'll check the status of the dark elven military as they pass.
Nedici Bireme and Peacebringers train to level 2.

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

Colonies:
CopperFlow: +6 food, +1 stone, +1 copper imported.

Leadership:
General Luaeni guards Xeniice.
Lt. General Duvale goes with the navy.

Money:
30 stored + 14 from prosperity + 7 from marketplace = 51.
Maintenance is 12. 10 is used to purchase labor.
29 saved for future use.

Production/Consumption:
65 food produced + 6 imported + 5 stored. 27 people need 54 food and eat 66 for 22 morale. 71 - 66 = [10/20] stored.
7 wood stored + 4 produced - 5 used = [6/20] stored.
6 leather stored + 1 imported = [7/20] stored. I'm not sure how much I'm supposed to have, but you gave me one last turn that I used.
1 copper imported + 1 stored = [2/20] stored.
1 tin produced + 0 stored = [1/20] stored
4 stone stored + 1 imported - 4 used = [1/20 stored]
1 silver, 1 sky diamonds, 1 earth jade stored.

Spoiler: On voices and family leadership (click to show/hide)

Major families are oligarchical in nature. New family heads are added (or potentially, yet rarely, removed) by majority vote of the current leaders. New heads are usually those who have distinguished themselves in some way to a current head, who then sponsors them. There are usually no more then 10 heads per family at any given time, and have never been more then 16. There is no precedent for determining leadership if all heads are killed.

Voices may keep their positions semi-permanently or temporarily, depending almost entirely on whim of the family heads. Voices may be heads, or just gnomes chosen for the duty. There are frequently more people assigned as voices then actual positions for voices on the council, either resulting in them attending every other meeting, or as a substitute. ((They often are not different between turns, and as such are not assigned names.))

[lemon10]

Spoiler: turn (click to show/hide)

Research: Governance, Life Magic, Mind Magic, Guilds, Military Tradition
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 (3 food, 2 wood) (33)
7) Work tile 2 (2 food, 1 sun amber) (35)
Work tile 12 (2 food, 2 wood, 1 spice) (37)
9) Work tile 11 (2 food, 2 wood) (39)
10) Work tile 8 (2 stone)
11) Work tile 13 (4 food) (43)
12) Work tile 14 (4 food) (47)
13) Work tile 15 (4 food) (51)
14) Work tile 1 (3 food, 1 wool, 1 tin) (54)
Trading:
Ljus Faller->Halfling Village:Halfling village -2 wood->+4 food (58)
Workshops
Clothiers workshop) (-1 wool, +1 clothing)
Jewlery workshop) (-1 sun amber, +1 jewelry)
Manufacturing, Crafting, Building, and research:
15+16) Build 2/3 windmill tile 17 (-3 wood)
17+18+19) Build farm, improved farm tile 1, demolish mine (-1 wood)
20) Finish stone wall tile 11 (no stone consumption, all already put in)
21) Build Enchanted Shields (-1 wood, -3 money)
22+23+24) Build Enchanted leather armor (-1 leather armor, -4 money), Amulet of the burning sun (-1 sun amber, -2 money)
25+26+27) Research at library
Resource production and consumption:
Stored resources at start of turn: 11 wood, 11 leather, 3 wool, 2 tin, 1 spice, 2 sun amber, 1 firebolt wands, 1 leather armor, 1 mages
Gross production: 58 food, 6 wood, 2 wool, 1 tin, 1 spice, 1 clothing, 1 jewlery, 1 sun amber, 1 enchanted leather armor, 1 enchanted wooden shield, 1 Amulet of the Burning Sun
Gross Consumption:  57 food, 7 wood, 1 wool, 1 spice, 1 clothing, 1 jewlery, 2 sun amber, 1 enchanted leather armor, 1 enchanted wooden shield, 1 amulet of the burning sun, 1 firebolt wands, 1 leather armor, 1 mages
Net production: 1 food, -1 wood, 1 wool, -1 sun amber, -1 mages, -1 leather armor, -1 firebolt wands
Total Stored at end of turn: 1 food, 10 wood, 4 wool, 3 tin, 1 spice, 1 sun amber
Money
8+(13+2=)15-7-9=7
Prosperity:
(+1 from shrine, +2 base, +1 from spice, +1 from clothing, +1 from post regeneration care +1 from Governor, +1 theater +1 from jewlery)=9 non-food +(57/3)=19 via food. Total=28
Millitary and leaders:
Spearmen 1: Protects the traders
Spearmen 2: !Disbands!
Seekers: Check tile to the east of the halfling village
Spearmen with shields, leather armor, and a canoe 1: Explore the coast to the south
Spearmen with shields, leather armor, and a canoe 2: Explore the coast to the south
Sages of the Infinite Sun 1: Train
Governor Marina: Chills and does stuff that governors like to do.
Allegro (General): goes with the Spearmen with shields, leather armor, and a canoe. (IF he has to be in town for the millitary academy to work, then he stays in town).
Training:
Sages of the Infinite Sun (Mage specialists, Firebolt wands, Enchanted wooden sheilds, Enchanted leather armor, Amulets of the burning sun).
Sages of the Infinite Sun 1: train to level 2
Other:
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 military members of each unit and the general, currently, their are quite alot of members, everyone but Allegro votes regularly, 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: unit types (click to show/hide)

Spearmen, (Spears)
Spear men with shields, leather armor, and a canoe (Wooden spears, wooden shields, leather armor, canoes)
Seekers,  (Bows, Leather Armor, Cartographer, sun charm)
Sages of the Infinite Sun (Mage specialists, firebolt wands, enchanted wooden sheilds, enchanted leather armor, Amulets of the burning sun)

[Vanigo]

Turn 28

Spoiler: Ljus Faller (click to show/hide)

lemon10
Ljus Faller (Red)

(Your general does have to stay in town for the military school to work.)

The explorers along the southern coast are attacked by a pack of sea serpents as the land to the east changes from plains to forest. They fight them off with no difficulty. Your seekers, exploring around the halflings for some reason, find a source of copper ore. (The halflings won't be able to get at it; it's too far away.) Inconveniently, this happens just as you demolish your tin mine to make room for more farms.

Battle won!
    spear men with shields, leather armor, and a canoe do not go up a level
    spear men with shields, leather armor, and a canoe do not go up a level
    Regeneration is unnecessary, because, surprisingly enough, nobody took damage!
Governance researched!
Life magic researched!
Population increases to 28
Watermill started (1 labor to finish)
Stone wall completed
Farm, improved farm completed
Sages of the Infinite Sun raised
Sages of the Infinite Sun train to level 2

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
Currency
Governance
Life Magic
Crop Diversification
Education
Entertainment
Artifice
Magecraft
Energy magic
Mantle Control
Engineering

Unit types:
Spearmen (Wooden spears)
L1:6A/2D/-R/12H/1M
L2:6A/3D/-R/14H/1M
L3:7A/3D/-R/16H/1M; first strike
Bowmen (Bows)
L1:5A/2D/4-2R/12H/1M
L2:5A/2D/5-2R/14H/1M
spear men with shields, leather armor, and a canoe (Wooden spears, wooden shields, leather armor, canoes)
L1:6A/3D/-R/16H/2M; shallow water, supply range x2
L2:6A/3D/-R/18H/2M; shallow water, supply range x3
Seekers (Bows, leather armor, sun charms, specialists:cartographers)
L1:6A/2D/5-2R/16H/1M; cartography
Sages of the Infinite Sun (Firebolt wands, magic wood shields, magic leather armor, amulets of the blazing sun, mages)
L1:5A/3D/4-2R/16H/1M; magic ranged attack, magic resistance 1
L2:5A/4D/4-2R/18H/1M; magic ranged attack, magic resistance 1

Units:
Spearmen L2 (HP 14/14)
spear men with shields, leather armor, and a canoe L2 (HP 18/18)
spear men with shields, leather armor, and a canoe L2 (HP 18/18)
Seekers L1 (HP 16/16)
Sages of the Infinite Sun L2 (HP 18/18)
Sages of the Infinite Sun L1 (HP 16/16)

Exploration map:


Money: 9 (+16 taxes -6 military -9 crafting)

Ljus Faller
Population 28
Prosperity 28


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

Stockpiles:
1 food, 10 wood, 2 stone, 11 leather, 4 wool, 3 tin, 1 spice, 1 sun amber

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

Ahra
Ser'kash (Gray)

Food: 57 -57 eaten (19 morale)
Wood: 4
Leather: 4
Wool: 2-1 used = 1 stored
Stone: 1
Copper: 1

(First random event I rolled for you was a bumper crop, but I decided that would just be mean.)
You find some more tin ore in the depths of the temple, finish the mine, and build a dockyard. You try to research guilds, but you can't because you don't have currency. And because guilds isn't an available technology for you. And because currency isn't either.

Random event: Resource windfall!
    +2 tin
Population increases to 23!
Dockyard built
Mine completed

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
Bronze Working
Sailing
Construction
Crop Diversification
Find the Inner Sanctum

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:
Swiftfangs L2 (HP 16/16)

Exploration map:


Money: 62 (12 taxes -1 military)

Ser'kash
Population 23
Prosperity 24 (Economic slump turn 3/3)


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

Stockpiles:
40 food, 20 wood, 9 stone, 8 wool, 20 leather, 3 tin, 2 copper, 4 furs

Spoiler: Sidamaru (click to show/hide)

Happerry
Sidamaru (Dark purple)

41 food -39 eaten -2 used (+13 prosperity)
3 wood -4 used
3 leather
3 wool -1 used
1 iron
-1 iron ingots
1 silver
+1 horses

The city's stables burn to the ground in a thankfully well-contained fire. The horses trained for military duty, however, were unharmed, and the mounted shamans are trained. The palisades are completed, and better ways to craft magical equipment are perfected.

Random event: Building collapse!
    Stables destroyed!
Artifice researched!
Population stagnant
Palisade built
Mounted shamans raised
New unit type:
    Mounted shamans: 4A/3D/3-2R/14H/2M; magic ranged attack

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
Horseback Riding
The Plow
Military Tradition
Education
Iron Working
Spirit-warding
Magecraft
Energy Magic
Artifice

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
Mounted Shamans (Hexbone staves, horses, leather armor, mages)
L1: 4A/3D/3-2R/14H/2M; magic ranged attack

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

Exploration map:


Money: 56 (9 income, 2 upkeep)

Veilhime
Population 18
Prosperity 18


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

Stockpiles:
20 wood, 5 stone, 17 wool, 20 leather, 2 iron, 1 iron ingots, 7 silver, 1 horses

Spoiler: Sunstone (click to show/hide)

IronyOwl
Sunstone (Orange)

(You are really getting robbed on these cartography rolls.)
A nasty disease sweeps through Sunstone, killing some and inspiring many to leave the city for a few years. It's far too widespread for the city's healers to combat effectively - they've never before had to deal with more than a hundred patients or so at once. Fortunately, it seems to burn itself out after a while, but it's still an unwelcome interruption of the city's growth. Little else seems to be seriously disrupted, however.
The soldiers sent out of the city, perhaps glad for the distance, do their jobs without complaint. The cartography groups continue to find nothing of interest. The talons sent out to capture some sort of beast decide that those hawks armed with magical fire are about the most interesting and ostentatious creatures they've ever heard of, and set out in the spring in the hopes of capturing some eggs and/or chicks. They sweep the attacking adults out of the air with little trouble, and head home with several dozen young birds. The first beast pens, fortunately, are ready for them when they arrive.
The flamehawks, once trained, have some obvious military potential. It's equally obvious that they will never be able to act independently, of course; specialized handlers will be needed. Brought into combat and pointed at an enemy, however, they should be able to serve as fairly dangerous and extremely expendable combatants. In smaller numbers, they're also quite popular in the arena.

Random event: Disease!
    -1 population instead of normal growth!
Battle won!
    Talons do not go up a level
    Talons do not go up a level
    Flamehawks captured! Added to beast pen!
Guilds researched!
Population decreases to 21!
School built
Beast pens built
Sky talons trained to level 2
New equipment:
    Trained Flamehawks (Primary weapon, 0-handed, support Trained Flamehawks)
    Beast Taming, Beast Pens (Flamehawks)
    l labor (No military workshop bonus)
    1 food, 1 money -> 1 trained flamehawks
New unit type:
    Trained Flamehawks: 2A/3D/-R/7H/1M; magical attack, overland flight, dependant, beasts

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
Body Magic
Beast Taming
Watch from the Sky
Education
Guilds

Unit types:
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
L2: 5A/4D/5-2R/12H/1M; flight, cartography
Sea Scouts (Bows, leather armor, air charms, canoes, cartographers)
L1: 5A/4D/4-2R/10H/2M; shallow water, 2x supply range, cartography
L2: 5A/4D/5-2R/12H/2M; shallow water, 2x supply range, cartography
Sky Talons (Bows, Leather Armor, Air Charms, Field Medics)
L1: 5A/4D/4-2R/13H/1M; flight
L2: 5A/4D/5-2R/15H/1M; flight
Trained Flamehawks (beasts)
L0: 2A/3D/-R/7H/1M; magical attack, overland flight, dependant, beasts

Units:
Talons L2 (HP 11/12)
Talons L2 (HP 12/12)
Talons L1 (HP 10/10)
Seekers L2 (HP 12/12)
Sea Scouts L2 (HP 12/12)
Sky Talons L2 (HP 15/15)
Sky Talons L2 (HP 15/15)

Exploration map:


Money: 57

Sunstone
Population: 21
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
Military School
Stables
School
Beast pen (Flamehawks)
Beast pen

Wonders:
Fortress-City of Sunstone
    Free palisade on all new colonies

Stockpiles:
21 food, 6 wood, 4 stone, 20 wool, 5 leather, 14 clothing, 4 jewelry, 4 lobsters, 3 sky diamonds, 1 wooden spears, 1 leather armor, 1 field medics, 1 air charms

Colony of Silverspring
    Size 3 (1 turns since last growth)
    Upkeep 2
    Exports: 2 food, 1 silver or 3 money

Spoiler: Xeniice (click to show/hide)

Nirur Torir
Xeniice (Turquoise)

(You're right, I forgot to heal the Copperflow garrison, and it looks like you're right about the leather, too. I fixed it. Your food figure is wrong, though; you had 10 at the start of this turn.)
The Lozanth Rangers, on their first expedition, run into a pack of some sort of hunting cat shrouded in a cloak of almost palpable shadows. They take significant damage driving the beasts off, but they are able to do so. The galleys exploring west see so sign of a navy at the dark elf city, but have no idea what ground forces they may have. They go on, and map out some coastline further to the west.
A huge boom in construction takes place back in the city proper. New farms and fishing villages are built, along with a theater. One of the new fishing villages discovers pearl-bearing clams, but, disappointingly, these pearls don't seem to have any magical properties. The more martially-minded are pleased to see a strategically-placed fortress that will help protect the city and everything around it has been built as well.


Battle won!
    Lozanth rangers advance to level 2!
Elementalism researched!
Ephemera magic researched!
Population increases to 28!
Farm built
Fishing villages built
Pearls found on tile 9!
    With fishing village or fishing boats: +1 pearls
Theater built
Fortress built
Nedici Bireme trains to level 2
Peacebringers 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
Map Making
Elementalism
Code of Law
Education
Artifice
Enchantment
Military Tradition
Maritime Warfare
Entertainment
Construction
Ephemera Magic

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
L4: 7A/6D/-R/16H/1M; magic resistance 1, supply range x2
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
L3: 7A/5D/-R/18H/1M; first strike
Pikegnomes (Magic pikes, magic bucklers, magic armor)
L1:9A/6D/-R/20H/1M; first strike, magic resistance 1
L2:10A/6D/-R/22H/1M; first strike, magic resistance 1
Nedici Bireme (Galley, fortified hull, bows, leather armor)
L1:4A/6D/4-2R/18H/1M; shallow water, supply range x3, transport 1
L2:4A/6D/5-2R/20H/1M; shallow water, supply range x3, transport 1
Galthor's Catapult (Catapult)
L1:4A/4D/4-4R/10H/.5M; siege 1, half supply range
L2:4A/5D/4-4R/12H/.5M; siege 1, half supply range
Lozanth Rangers (bows, bronze arrows, leather armor, bucklers, cartographers)
L1:4A/5D/7-2R/14H/1M; cartography
L2:4A/5D/8-2R/16H/1M; cartography

Units:
Lozanth scouts L4 (HP 16/16)
Oro guards L3 (Swarm Guards) (HP 18/18)
Nedici guards L3 (Swarm Guards) (HP 18/18)
Oro defenders L2 (Swarm Guards) (HP 16/16)
Oro Pikes L2 (HP 22/22)
Peacebringers L2 (Pikegnomes) (HP 15/22)
Lozanth Rangers L2 (HP 8/16)
Nedici galley L2 (HP 16/16)
Oro galley L2 (HP 16/16)
Nedici Bireme L2 (HP 20/20)
Arlenth Catapult L2 (HP 12/12)

Exploration map:


Money: 30 (Income: 19+8; Spending: 10+2; Net income: 15)

Xeniice
Population 28
Prosperity 28 (Victory turn 2/2)


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
Theater
Fortress

Stockpiles:
15 food, 6 wood, 1 stone, 7 leather, 2 copper, 1 tin, 1 silver, 1 sky diamonds, 1 earth jade

Colony: Copperflow
    Size 5 (Max size)
    Upkeep 1
    Exports: 6 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, 6, and 18. Meanwhile, two labor rebuild the stables, and one trains some Cartographers while another one forges some iron weapons and another turns some iron ore into iron ingots.  The last two labor works in the Hall of Learning. Start researching Guard the Home Front, and then spend any extra effort on Engineering. Hunter Militia and Shieldguard defend the town. The Clothier's workshop works on clothing. Mounted Shamans train.

Food : +41
Wood : +3
Leather : +3
Wool : +4
Stone : +0
Silver : +1
Iron : +1

Spoiler: Fluff (click to show/hide)

A quite month goes by as preparations for the big push begin

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 <- Altered Iron Wardens (click to show/hide)

Shieldguard : Wooden spears, Wooden Shields, Leather Armor.
Hunter Militia : Bows. Leather armor.
Mounted Shamans : Hexbone Staves, Horses, Leather Armor, Specialists: Mages.
Iron Wardens : Magic Iron Polearms (Bardiche), Iron Armor, Specialists: Spirit-touched.
War Riders : Bows, Leather Armor, Iron Arrows, Horses, Specialists: Spirit-touched
Far Riders : Iron Weapons, Leather Armor, Horses, Iron shields, Specialists: Cartographers

[Nirur Torir]

Xeniice Turn:

Spoiler: Fluff (click to show/hide)

The past three years have been particularly prosperous. The Free Citizens have been quieted by the fine mock-battles, simple plays, and debates held at the theater, and most gnomes are gladdened by them. With farmland running low, the Lozanth and Arlenth looked to the future an have begun funneling excess funds to the bards to develop new techniques, although the Azuri insisted that they're on the brink of new ways to get the spirits to help with food output. The Oro, on the other hand, gave a generous bribe (alongside a promise of half the Oro share of loot) to Nedici to sway their vote for returning to the dark elf city. The Azuri were fascinated by the gems, which seemed particularly effective for spirit empowering, and were easily convinced. The Oro should have specified their plans more thoroughly.

Xeniician Council Chambers

Oro1: "I bring this again to the attention of the council, and urge you all once once again: The dark giants cannot be allowed to regain sufficient strength to attack Xeniice. We must destroy them."

Arlenth: "Our own forces still have not recovered. I don't see how they could have done much more then stabilize themselves after the destruction our armies caused."

Oro1: "Not yet, no. A generation into the future, definitely. Do you wish to doom your own children because you were too weak to finish what the dark giants started?"

Arlenth: "Perhaps not, but killing the populace of an entire city as Oro proposes is utterly barbaric."

Oro2: "Is the entirety of Arlenth composed of quivering weaklings?"

Azuri: "He raises an excellent point, and the spirits do not want such wanton slaughter. What does Oro expect to accomplish by razing the city?"

Oro1: "All we meet would be terrified of our invincible armies. None would dare to stand against us."

Nedici: "The bards suggest that the world is incomprehensibly large. Suppose there are even three other cities of the dark giants. They would take the razing of this city poorly, and would almost certainly attack Xeniice while our armies were occupied with one city. If even one survives to tell the tale of your planned massacre, I doubt we could convince anyone else to trade with us."

Oro1: "Pah, more leather? Why bother?"

Nedici: "With a bit of effort, we may have been able to get over their initial misgivings, and not had to get in this violent war for the spirit-gems. Even the spirits don't know what other riches we might find abroad."

Oro2: "If we seek a less violent resolution, who is in favor of returning to their city now?"

After a quick vote, all save the Lozanth were in favor. They eventually agreed to send their half-strength rangers to ward off the mounted archers. The Azuri were later able to convince the Nedici to split the training cost of a new expeditionary settlement, as a few spirit-gem pearls from upriver had recently been rediscovered in the library. The Nedici decide to invest in a unit of their own Rangers, using the continued profits from the colony and expected wealth from the upcoming conquest.

The Kalron continue expanding their grip over the merchants inside Xeniice through bribes, threats, and the occasional murder. It's far more profitable then raiding granaries.

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

Lt. General Duvale - A highly talented Oro leader, recently discovered by Luaeni while training replacements for the Oro Galley. He is quite enthusiastic about removing the dark elven threat.

Engineer Galthor - An architectural genius 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:
28 from population + 1 purchased = 29.

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/FishingBoats tile 7: +5 food
7th laborer works Sea/FishingBoats tile 8: +5 food
8th laborer works Sea/FishingVillage tile 1: +4 food
9th laborer works Sea/FishingVillage tile 2: +4 food
10th laborer works Sea/FishingVillage tile 9: +4 food
11th laborer works Sea/FishingVillage tile 18: +4 food
12th laborer works Forest/River/Woodcutter Camp tile 3: +3 food, +2 wood
13th laborer works Forest/Woodcutter Camp tile 12: +2 food, +2 wood
14th laborer works Hills/Gold/Mine tile 14: +2 food, +1 wool, +4 money
15th laborer works Hills/Tin/Mine tile 17: +2 food, +1 wool, +1 tin
Gross resource income: +65 food, +4 wood, +2 wool, +4 money, +1 tin, +4 pearls.

Research:
16th, 17th, 18th laborers research.
Queue: Weather Eye, Spirit-Warding, Crop Diversification

Manufacturing:
19th, 20th, 21st, 22nd laborers train settlers (-3 pop, -4 wood, -4 food)
23th, 24th laborers craft bronze (-2 copper/tin)
25th, 26th, 27th, 28th, 29th laborers craft bows, bronze arrows, bronze bucklers, leather armor, and cartographers. (-1 wood, -1 leather, -2 bronze)
Sub-total/change: -5 wood, -2 copper/tin, -4 food, -1 leather

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

Expected Prosperity: +2 base, +3 from buildings, +2 from goods, + 23 from food -1 from penalty = 29 prosperity.
Growth expected.

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

Rename design: Lozanth Rangers -> Rangers
Train Nedici Rangers (Rangers)

Attack force: Dark Elf City
Nedici galley
 Peacebringer
 Lozanth Rangers
Oro galley
 Oro Pikes
 Oro guards
Nedici Bireme
 Arlenth Catapult

Attack goals: Stick holes in the wall with the catapult. Demand tribute of magical gems (Mainly precious sky diamonds) and currency. If it's at least {1 diamond and (2 money OR 1 other magical gem)} OR 8 money, then leave. Otherwise, kill all military forces and take their gems/money by force, but try to reduce civilian collateral damage.

The Oro Guards are to guard the catapult. The Lozanth Rangers are to focus their attacks on mounted archers.

Trade:
Human tribe: [1/1] wool for [1/1] leather. (Really, I'm only still doing this because my wool's not even worth tracking any more.)

Colonies:
CopperFlow: +6 food, +1 stone, +1 copper imported.

Leadership:
General Luaeni joins the attack against the dark elf city.
Lt. General Duvale guards Xeniice.

Money:
30 stored + 14 from prosperity + 7 from marketplace + 4 from gold mine = 55.
Maintenance is 12. 10 is used to purchase labor.
33 is saved for future use.

Production/Consumption:
65 food produced + 6 imported + 15 stored. 29 people need 58 food and eat 69 for 23 morale. Settlers cost 4 food. 71 + 15 - 69 - 4 = [13/20] stored.
6 wood stored + 4 produced - 5 used = [5/20] stored.
7 leather stored + 1 imported - 1 used = [7/20] stored.
2 copper imported + 1 stored - 2 used = [1/20] stored.
1 tin produced + 1 stored - 2 used = [0/20] stored
1 stone stored + 1 imported = [2/20 stored]
1 silver, 1 sky diamonds, 1 earth jade stored.

I've just realized that Weather-Eye could easily branch towards divination magic. I'd be satisfied with this.

[IronyOwl]

Spoiler: RP (click to show/hide)

  The Sky Talons are at last ready to mobilize, and promptly resume exploration. A new wave is recruited and armed, and though it will be a while before they are fit to enter service, Maul is nonetheless pleased with the city's newly improved military.
  This topic naturally turns to a discussion on what to do about the barbarians to the southwest. Maul is obviously in favor of crushing them, but uncertain about when or if his troops will be ready. While he doesn't doubt the effectiveness of his soldiers in the air, their lack of any sort of frontline troops gives him pause when considering trying to force their way into the village.
  The question of what exactly they have to gain by antagonizing the humans also comes up. While Maul needs little encouragement in testing his soldiers and avenging their prior defeat (or at least stalemate), others wonder just what the point is of trying to massacre a bunch of savages. Clearly they stand in the way of future exploration, at least in a very specific direction, and might launch attacks of their own at some point, but many wonder if negotiation, or at least assuring them that this was all a big misunderstanding, might settle those issues just as thoroughly.

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
Imports: 2 Food, 1 Silver

12,13,Bonus) Build Guildhall (-4 Stone, ready)

14,15) Make Bows (-2 Wood, +2 Bows)

16) Make Leather Armor (-1 Leather, +1 Leather Armor)

17) Make Air Charms (-1 Sky Diamonds, +1 Air Charms)

18 ) Train Field Medics (+1 Field Medics)

19,20,Purchased) Research Enchantment

Research Enchantment


Raise two new Sky Talons

Seekers survey north of Silverspring

Sea Scouts survey southwest of Sunstone

Both experienced Sky Talons split up and explore west

One experienced Talons guard Silverspring

Other experienced Talons attempt to find and capture more beasts

Inexperienced Talons guard Sunstone


Prosperity: 24 (2B+2B+1C+1L+1J+1E +16Food [48/3=16])
Income: -3 (12 base; 14 total, 2 bonus; 7 military, 2 colony, 10 labor)
Money: 54

Net Gains:
-2 Food (48/46 eaten)
-1 Leather
-2 Wood
-1 Leather Armor
-1 Air Charms
-1 Field Medics

Stockpiles:
19 food, 4 wood, 4 stone, 20 wool, 5 leather, 14 clothing, 4 jewelry, 4 lobsters, 3 sky diamonds, 1 wooden spears