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[lemon10]

Spoiler: Turn (click to show/hide)

Research: Iron Working, Evocation, Mechanics, Sailing, Crop Rotation, Enchantment, Priesthood, Code of Law, Desert Cultivation, Divination, Sanitation, Longbows, Siege Engineering, Infusion
Labor:
1) Work tile 5 (7 food) (7)
2) Work tile 6 (7 food) (14)
3) Work tile 16 (6 food) (20)
4) Work tile 17 (6 food) (26)
5) Work tile 18 (6 food, 1 wool) (32)
6) Work tile 4 (3 food, 2 wood) (35)
7) Work tile 2 (2 food, 1 sun amber) (37)
Work tile 12 (2 food, 2 wood, 1 spice) (39)
9) Work tile 1 (5 food, 1 wool) (44)
11) Work tile 11 (2 food, 2 wood) (46)
12) Work tile 8 (2 stone)
13) Work tile 9 (2 stone)
Trading/Colonies/Mercenaries:
Ljus Faller->Halfling Village: -2 wood->+4 food (50)
Dark elf city (aka Rensraad)->Ljus faller: +4 money
Koppar Steg South->Ljus Faller +3 food, +1 copper, -2 money (53)
Koppar Steg North->Ljus Faller +4 food (57)
Ljus Faller-> Human City: -1 sun amber->+1 water pearl things
Workshops
Clothiers workshop) (-1 wool, +1 clothing)
Jewlery workshop) No Production
Manufacturing, Crafting, Building, and research:
14) Make Bronze (-1 tin, -1 copper)
15) Make Bronze mace (-1 bronze)
16+17) Make mine on tile 1, destroy farms (-1 wood)
18+20+21+22+23+24) Build Academy (-3 wood)
25+26+27) Research
Resource production and consumption:
Stored at start of turn: 7 food, 7 wood, 7 leather, 7 wool, 1 tin, 1 spice, 2 sun amber, 1 bronze armor, 1 bronze shield, 2 sorcerors, 2 sun charms
Food: 7+57-54=10
Wood: 7+6-6=7
Stone: 0+4=4
Leather: 7
Wool:7+2-1=8
Clothing: 0+1-1=0
Tin:1-1=0
Copper: 0-1+1=0
Bronze: 0+1-1=0
Spice:1+1-1=1
Sun Amber: 2+1-1=2
Water gem thingy:0+1=1
Sun Charms :2-1=1
Bronze Armor: 1-1=0
Bronze Shield: 1-1=0
Sorcerer: 2
Stored at end of turn: 10 food, 7 wood, 7 leather, 7 wool, 1 spice, 2 sun amber, 1 water gem, 1 sun charm, 2 sorcerers
19 Start -11 military -4 colony +18 taxes +4 mercenaries-10 buying labor=18
Prosperity:
(+1 from shrine, +2 base, +1 from spice, +1 from clothing, +1 from post regeneration care +1 from Governor, +1 theater, +1 economic boom)=9 non-food +(54/3)=18 via food. Total=27
Millitary and leaders:
Spearmen 1: Defend Koppar Steg
Seekers 1: Cartograph 2 east, 1 north of Ljus faller
Seekers 2: Cartograph East of Ljus faller
Seekers 3: Cartograph 2 East of Ljus faller
Spearmen with shields, leather armor, and a canoe 1: Explore north up the river to the dark elf city (avoid combat)
Spearmen with shields, leather armor, and a canoe 2: Explore south down the river from the human city
Spearmen with shields, leather armor, and a canoe 3: Explore south down the river from the human city
Sages of the Infinite Sun 1: Help the dark elves defend their city
Sages of the Infinite Sun 2: Help the dark elves defend their city
Catapult crew: Defend Koppa Steg
Governor Marina: Chills and does stuff that governors like to do.
Allegro (General): Helps the explorers exploring south down the river
Lucien (sage): Research rapidly
Training:
Hinor with metal shields and metal maces and metal armor and sun charms (1 handed weapons, shields, armor, sun charms)
Other:
Ask the Dark elves if they would accept a fire gem/sun charm for a earth gem

Spoiler: Important people (click to show/hide)

Lucien: Sage
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. Since part of the millitary is controlled by mages, they have some official influence here as well.
Mages Academy: Mages who teach other mages and collaborate on magical issues. Lucien is one of the highest ranking members because despite his fairly low magical prowess, he is exceptionally talented at research, and magic is no exception. The Academy has no official influence.
Marina: Current Governor due to the good work she did as Governor, however the merchant guild is now dissolved.

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)
Catapult crew (catapult, leather armor, wooden shield)
Hinor with metal shields and metal maces and metal armor and sun charms (1 handed weapons, shields, armor, sun charms)

[Nirur Torir]

Xeniice Turn:

Spoiler: Fluff (click to show/hide)

With the "dark elves" ("Why do they call themselves that? Are there light elves somewhere? Perhaps they can be hired to help us defeat the dark elves.") apparently not in favor of peace talks, Nedici decided it was unprofitable to continue their attempts. Instead, diplomatic efforts would focus on the newly discovered humans. A modest shipment of ale would be sent as a show of intent, and the speargnomes guarding it would attempt to persuade them not to fear the gnomes and to see what they had to trade. It was decided that there were three possibilities for them to be scared of the gnomes: Either they had no military forces, thus making a unit of short wooden-spear-armed gnomes terrifying, they were frequently attacked by unknown raiders, or the dark elves had warned them against the gnomes. If it was either of the first two, mercenary services would be discussed, otherwise they would explain that the dark elves attacked first and generally attempt to foster good relations for future trade.

Negotiations would continue with the humans near the colonies for a mutual defense pact.

All were greatly pleased by both the newly discovered iron site and the new smelting processes. The settlers were to be dispatched at once, under the protection of the newly-retrained Peacebringers. Combined with the continued exploration efforts, General Seline was rather displeased about how thin the army was being stretched, and another unit of Oro Pikegnomes was hurriedly trained.

There was understandable resistance towards Kalron training children from a young age. They decided to hire and train teaches from each family, and now focused on ironing out the details for the more advanced school.

Chia was determined to find a way for ships to sail on open sea. The long-held idea that it was impossible was downright preposterous.

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

Duke Vlorith - He was voted into dukedom young, with the assumption that Nedici would remain in control of the government longer, short of a crippling mistake. He is fairly inexperienced, and relies heavily on his three (Nedici) aides. He is little more then a figurehead ruler.

Nedici - They have the most skilled shipwrights, sailors, and fishermen, as well as most of the trading ships. They intend to keep Xeniice under their control by "fairly" distributing the wealth taken from abroad with the other council-members.

Oro - The most militaristic of the major families. They value honor, valor, and skill on the battlefield. Having largely fallen from power, they are known for their superior warriors, and largely act as mercenaries by this point.

Lozanth - They have the most skilled craftsmen of the families. They value quality work. They are upset with the Nedici for their power grab, but are willing to take a "wait and see" attitude regarding the new duke.

Arlenth - This family performs most of the raw labor in Xeniice. They value dedication in their laborers. They are angry at Nedici, and are the least happy to have them in power.

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. So long as Nedici do a good job of bringing in wealth to Nedici, they are willing to allow them to continue ruling.

Kalron - This family owns or controls most of the merchants in Xeniice. They intend to continue building wealth, and are quite happy with the new leadership, having largely engineered it.

Free Citizens - Roughly 35% of the population of Xeniice have renounced their family ties, and are not bards. They have formed several linked loose associations. Minor families are now included.

Bards - They are the intellectual faction of Xeniice. Their wealth and ability to eat comes largely by accepting work commissions from major families.

Engineers - A small group of Galthor's followers.

General Seline - Formerly captain of the Nedici Bireme. She is fairly cautious in battle, as minimized casualties maximize profits.

Lt. General Ralno - He is highly charismatic, and inspires his subordinates greatly, but he is not particularly skilled at innovative tactics.

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. Despite his venerable age, he is still highly talented. He looks down on Head Bard Chia for her hands-off approach.

Sage Head Bard Chia - She is great at recognizing talent and organizing the bards such that everyone is in a position to maximize efficiency. She has many creative ideas, but relies on subordinates to do actual research.

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 Plains/Farm+ tile 16: +5 food
7th laborer works Sea/FishingBoats tile 7: +5 food
8th laborer works Sea/FishingBoats tile 8: +5 food
9th laborer works Sea/Pearls/FishingVillage tile 9: +4 food, +1 pearls

10th laborer works Forest/River/Woodcutter Camp tile 3: +3 food, +2 wood
12th laborer works Forest/Woodcutter Camp tile 12: +2 food, +2 wood
13th laborer works Hills/Gold/Mine tile 14: +2 food, +1 wool, +4 money
14th laborer works Hills/Tin/Mine tile 17: +2 food, +1 wool, +1 tin
15th laborer works Hills/Iron/Mine tile 11: +2 food, +1 wool, +1 iron
16th laborer works Hills/Quarry tile 10: +2 food, +1 wool, +1 stone
Gross resource income: +62 food, +4 wood, +4 wool, +4 money, +1 tin, +1 pearls, +1 stone, +1 iron ore.

Research:
Queue: Academics, Navigation, Engineering
17th, 18th, 19th laborers research.

Construction:
(20th? 21st?) laborers build a road to IronWind if needed.
Lowest priority - If the road isn't needed, the wall is to be delayed. 22nd, 23rd, 24th laborers build stone walls on Hill/Iron Mine tile 11 (-2 stone)
Sub-total: -2 stone

Manufacturing
25th laborer crafts bronze ingots (-1 copper/tin)
26th laborer crafts 2x bucklers (-2 bronze)
27th laborer crafts bronze armor (-1 bronze)
(20th, 21st) or (23rd, 24th) laborers enchant bronze armor (-4 money)
28th laborers enchant a buckler. (-3 money)
Sub-total/change: -1 copper/tin, -2 bronze, -7 money, +1 bucklers, +1 enchanted buckler, +1 enchanted bronze armor.

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

Expected Prosperity: +2 base, +3 from buildings, +2 from goods, + 22 from food, -1 from penalty = 28 prosperity
Growth expected.

Military:
All military units are based in the settlement they're exploring from.
Oro Pikes          - Garrison Xeniice/Train. Rush to aid of IronWind if attacked.
Oro Pikes          - Become existent!
Nedici Rangers     - Map SW from Xeniice.
Oro guards         - Garrison Copperflow.
Lozanth Rangers    - Garrison Copperflow if Oro Defenders are allowed to complete their mission, else map SW from Copperflow.
Oro Defenders      - Transport {1 food} to humans W-SW of Copperflow if possible, else garrison Copperflow.
Nedici guards      - Garrison Lake Tranquil.
Azuri guards       - Scout W-SW from Lake Tranquil.
Peacebringers      - Garrison Ironwind Site. (Abandon to guard Xeniice if Xeniice attacked)
Lozanth scouts     - Scout W from IronWind Site.

All naval units are based in Xeniice.
Nedici galley L1 (HP 22/22) - Map N from Copperflow.
Nedici galley L1 (HP 22/22) - Map E from Lake Tranquil.
Nedici Bireme L2 (HP 24/24) - patrols the western coast as far out as, but not to, the dark elf city, with orders to request that any naval explorers turn back.

Train second unit of Pikemen named Oro Pikes.
Train Oro Pikes[1] to level 2.

Settlers settle IronWind on Iron/Forest site W from Xeniice.

Trade:
Human settlement - [0/1] wood for [0/2] food.
2nd Human Gift - 1 food ale.

Colonies:
CopperFlow: +6 food, +1 stone, +1 copper.
Lake Tranquil - +3 food, +1 springwater pearls, -$2 imported.

Leadership:
General Seline guards Xeniice.
Lt. General Ralno guards Copperflow.

Money:
60 stored + 14 from prosperity + 7 from marketplace + 4 from gold mine = 75.
Unit maintenance is 12. Colonial costs are 2. Enchantments are 3 or 7.
51 is saved for future use.

Production/Consumption:
62 food produced + 9 imported + 11 stored = 82. 27 people need 54 food and eat 66 for 22 morale. 82 - 66 - 1 = [13/40] stored.
8 wood stored + 4 produced = [12/20] stored.
6 leather stored = [6/20] stored.
1 copper imported + 1 stored - 1 used = [1/20] stored.
1 tin produced + 0 stored - 1 used = [0/20] stored.
0 stone stored + 1 imported + 1 produced = 2 used = [0/20 stored]
4 wool produced + 8 wool stored - 1 used = [11/20 stored]
2 Springwater Pearls stored + 1 imported = [3/20 stored]
1 silver, 1 sky diamonds, 2 earth jade stored.
3 bronze stored + 1 produced - 3 used = [1/20] stored.
1 Iron ore produced = [1/20] stored.

[Happerry]

(I guess you're spending money for labor again? Please point this out somewhere in the future.)

Please note the (Bonus Labor) label on the last labor point I spent. I thought that was clear enough? Next time I'll call it (Labor for Money) then.

Spoiler: Turn (click to show/hide)

Five people on the plains, at tiles 2, 10, 3, 12 and 11 for food, four on the woods, at 1, 7, 8, and 11, and four in the hills at 4, 5, 6, and 18. Meanwhile, two labor make a improved farm on tile 11, and two more make some armor, while another makes an ingot. The last two labor works in the Hall of Learning. Start researching Metallurgy, and then spend any extra effort on Spirit-calling. Hunter Militia and Shieldguard defend the town. The Clothier's workshop works on clothing. Far Riders and Mounted Shamans take Lius (Explorer Leader 1) and explore to the southwest. Riverfolk proceed down the river, avoiding conflicts if they can, with Floraski (Explorer Leader 2).

1: Tile 1
2: Tile 2
3: Tile 3
4: Tile 4
5: Tile 5
6: Tile 6
7: Tile 7
8: Tile 8
9: Tile 9
10: Tile 11
11: Tile 10
12: Tile 12
13: Tile 18
14: Improved Farm - Tile 18 \
15: Improved Farm - Tile 18 /
16: Iron armor \
17: Iron armor /
18: Make Ingot
19: Hall of Learning
20: Hall of Learning
21: Farm on tile 12 (Labor for Money)

Food : +46
Wood : +4
Leather : +3
Wool : +5
Stone : +1
Silver : +1
Iron : +1

Spoiler: Fluff (click to show/hide)

Contrasting the tensions within the city is the new outward motion its people are taking, as the new discovery of spirit blessed magical diamonds have started people making plans for a resource colony, with Tilyuio and Fyrula going head to head with Torglit over who would run this camp. Meanwhile, and expedition of riverfolk have started down the river, seeking to find its end.

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. 
Riverfolk : While unorganized, if you want to do something on the water, you need to talk to them. This both increases and sharply limits their influence.

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)
Flori: Losk's Niece, she has replaced her elder after his unfortunate heart attack as the new head shaman. (Governor
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 he finds an enemy to do so on.(General Leader 1)

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

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

[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/farm? = 4? food
15)work tile 2 hills pastures/farm? = 4? food
16)work tile 8 mountain/mine = 1 silver 1 stone

17)18)19) research

17) bronze weapon: 1 b,ingot
20) bronze weapon: 1 b,ingot
21)22) bows - 2 wood
23)24) leather armor - 2 leather

25) jewelery - 1 silver
free clothing-wool

food:total:57, used:57, stored:0    labour 15/0 wood 2/0     
prosperity:27  1-jewelery 1-clothing 2- default 1-guvenor 1-shrine  -1 temple -1 high priest )
:research:
Accellerated Mobilization



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other:.
explorer and swiftfangs:wait in the temple.
recruit youngfangs: wooden shield, wooden spear, leather armor fire caste

[IronyOwl]

Spoiler: RP (click to show/hide)

  Pleased with her new fortress, and sensing great potential for Sunstone, Magal allows the city's thinkers to ponder ever more glorious methods of thinking. Though she would prefer immediate military applications, she understands the importance of laying foundations first.

  Her other major decision, while seemingly benign, is nonetheless an assertion of Sunstone's imperial strength. A massive roadbuilding project is initiated to connect Sunstone, or more specifically Silverspring, to both the merfolk and salamander-like inhabitants to the north, allowing easy trade should they desire anything said inhabitants possess. While there's nothing overtly pretentious or hostile about the actual builders, the feeling in Sunstone is one of connecting their city to its rightful services, as one might build a path to one's personal orchard.

  To that end, ambassadors are also dispatched to negotiate in more detail with their soon-to-be trading partners. The salamanders get considerably more attention in this regard, both because of their eagerness to trade and the greater value of their wares; despite their hideous appearance, many Ashara are quite eager to have them as clients.

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: 7 Food
11) Work Tile 15: 7 Food
12) Work Tile 16: 7 Food
13) Work Tile 17: 5 Food
Subtotals: 52 Food, 4 Stone, 3 Wood, 4 Wool, 1 Leather, 1 Lobsters, 1 Sky Diamonds
Imports: 3 Food, 1 Stone, 1 Silver

14,15) Build Mine on Tile 1 (-1 Wood, Quarry destroyed, ready)

Bonus,16,17) Build Road 1 North of Silverspring (ready)
Bonus,18,19) Build Road 2 North of Silverspring (ready)
Bonus,20) Build Road 1 North, 1 West of Silverspring (ready)
21,Bonus) Build Road 1 North, 2 West of Silverspring (ready)

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

23,24,25) Research Academics

Research Academics


Defense
One sky talon guards each section of road being constructed.

Exploration
L2 Sea Scouts explore up the river on the southern coast.
L1 Sea Scouts explore further south on the southern coast.

Other
Seekers split up and survey the land directly west of Silverspring.

Send envoys to merfolk and salamander-men, discussing trading rates and availability. The salamander-men in particular are to be informed of all available resources Sunstone has at its disposal, including mercenary service and other less standard commodities.


Prosperity: 28 (2B+2B+1A+1C+1L+1J+1E +19 Food [57/3=19])
Income: +7 (13 base; 15 total, 2 bonus; -8 military, -2 colony)
Money: 53

Net Gains:
-2 Food (57/55 eaten)
+5 Stone
+2 Wood
+1 Leather
+1 Air Charms
+0 Silver (to jewelry)

Stockpiles:
16 food, 7 wood, 11 stone, 20 wool, 6 leather, 14 clothing, 4 jewelry, 4 lobsters, 4 sky diamonds, 1 wooden spears, 2 magic leather armor, 2 field medics, 2 air charms, 2 horses

[Vanigo]

Turn 33

Spoiler: Ljus Faller (click to show/hide)

lemon10
Ljus Faller (Red)

The explorers on the river have a fairly eventful time. The ones heading north discover an unusually fertile stretch of land between the lake and Rensraad, while the ones heading south are set upon by some irritatingly stealthy humanoids in the hills. They're small, and somewhat lizard-like, but not as beastial as the ape-men that harassed Hinor explorers in ages past. They strike from hiding with bows, and lead the explorers on a frustrating chase for a time, but they are ultimately pinned down and routed. Soon after, the explorers reach the headwaters of the river in the mountains.
The city's first bronze-using unit is raised - a unit of macemen with an incredibly unimaginative name. At the same time, new ironworking techniques are developed, and a new mine is built to take advantage of them. Metal will be much more plentiful in the future. Around the same time, the city's academy opens its gates. It will undoubtedly speed the Hinor's research efforts.
The trade with the human villages goes smoothly, even if the humans do insist on quite a bit of ceremony surrounding the transfer. The gems recieved prove to be not water pearls as some Hinor expected, but sky diamonds.

Battle won!
    Canoe guys do not go up a level
    Canoe guys do not go up a level
    Regeneration: All units heal to full
Iron working researched!
Population grows to 27
Mine built
Academy built
Hinor with metal shields and metal maces and metal armor and sun charms raised
New unit type: Hinor with metal shields and metal maces and metal armor and sun charms
    10A/5D/-R/20H/1M
Koppar Steg grows to size 4!
    New exports: 5 food, 1 copper or 2 money

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
Mind Magic
Guilds
Military Tradition
Iron Working
Sorcery
Academics

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
Hinor with metal shields and metal maces and metal armor and sun charms(Metal maces, metal shields, metal armor, sun charms)
L1:10A/5D/-R/20H/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
L1:6A/2D/6-2R/18H/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
Catapult Crew (Catapults, wooden shields, leather armor)
L1:5A/3D/4-4R/16H/.5M; siege 1, half supply range

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)
spear men with shields, leather armor, and a canoe L2 (HP 18/18)
Hinor with metal shields and metal maces and metal armor and sun charms (HP 20/20)
Seekers L2 (HP 18/18)
Seekers L2 (HP 18/18)
Seekers L1 (HP 16/16)
Sages of the Infinite Sun L2 (HP 18/18)
Sages of the Infinite Sun L2 (HP 18/18)
Catapult crew (HP 16/16)

Exploration map:


Money: 27 (+18 taxes -10 military -4 colony +4 mercenaries)

Ljus Faller
Population 27
Prosperity 27 (economic boom turn 3/3)


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
Forge
Speaking Stones

Stockpiles:
10 food, 7 wood, 4 stone, 7 leather, 7 wool, 1 tin, 1 spice, 2 sun amber, 1 sky diamonds, 2 sorcerors, 1 sun charms

Colony: Koppar Steg
    Size: 4 (0 turns since last growth)
    Upkeep: 2
    Exports: 5 food, 1 copper or 2 money

Colony: Koppar Steg North
    Size: 3 (1 turns since last growth)
    Upkeep: 2
    Exports: 4 food

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

Ahra
Ser'kash (Gray)

(Tiles 7 and 2 have farms, but no pastures. They give you 3 food each. I don't know how long you've been counting it as four, but you've been sitting on such a huge pile of unused food for so long that I don't really care.)
You train some more guys. Due to astonishingly bad luck, you don't quite finish your research.

Population grows to 26
Youngfangs raised

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
Horseback Riding
Priesthood
Crop Diversification
Find the Inner Sanctum
Matter Magic
Beast Taming
Military Tradition

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
Youngfangs (Wooden spears, wooden shields, leather armor, fire caste)
L1:7A/5D/-R/14H/1M

Units:
Swiftfangs L1 (HP 14/14)
Youngfangs L1 (HP 14/14)
Youngfangs L1 (HP 14/14)

Exploration map:


Money: 108 (13 taxes -2 military)

Ser'kash
Population 26
Prosperity 27


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

Stockpiles:
36 food, 20 wood, 13 stone, 14 wool, 20 leather, 3 copper, 2 bronze ingots, 10 furs, 5 silver, 2 bronze weapons, 2 bows, 2 leather armor

Spoiler: Sidamaru (click to show/hide)

Happerry
Sidamaru (Dark purple)

48 food -48 eaten (+16 prosperity)
4 wood -2
1 stone
3 leather -1 used
4 wool -1 used
1 iron -1 used
1 silver
1 spice

(Actually, my complaint wasn't with the (Bonus labor) thing, but that there was nothing else. Put "Spend 10 money for 1 labor" or something to that effect somewhere in your turn. Also, there's no fresh water on tile 12. You can't build a farm there until you build an aqueduct.)
(Oh, and, do you realize you could probably get Fecund to fire with a little effort?)
The riverfolk explorers have a fairly uneventful trip downstream, eventually coming to a great swamp, and then to the sea. The explorers heading southwest find a settlement of gnomes in the forest by the river. They're cautious, but reasonably friendly, and after a few weeks of getting to know one another, the explorers leave peacefully.


Metallurgy researched!
Population grows to 21!
Improved farm 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
Sailing
Military Tradition
Education
Iron Working
Spirit-warding
Magecraft
Energy Magic
Artifice
Guard the Home Front
Engineering
Enchantment
Navigation
Guilds
Mechanics
Metallurgy

Unit types:
Shieldguard (Wooden spears, wooden shields, leather armor, thick-skinned)
L1: 6A/5D/-R/14H/1M
L2: 7A/5D/-R/16H/1M
Hunter Militia (Bows, leather armor, thick-skinned)
L1: 4A/4D/5-2R/14H/1M
L2: 4A/4D/6-2R/16H/1M
Mounted Shamans (Hexbone staves, horses, leather armor, mages, thick-skinned)
L1: 4A/4D/3-2R/14H/2M; magic ranged attack
L2: 4A/4D/4-2R/16H/2M; magic ranged attack
Far Riders (Iron weapons, iron shields, leather armor, horses, cartographers, powerful)
L1: 9A/6D/-R/14H/2M; cartography
L2: 10A/6D/-R/16H/2M; cartography
Riverfolk (Canoes, bows, leather armor, iron arrows, iron shields, cartographers, thick-skinned)
L1: 4A/7D/7-2R/14H/2M; shallow water, supply range x2, cartography
L2: 4A/7D/7-2R/16H/2M; shallow water, supply range x3, cartography

Units:
Shieldguard L2 (HP 16/16)
Hunter Milita L2 (HP 16/16)
Mounted Shamans L2 (HP 16/16)
Far Riders L2 (HP 16/16)
Riverfolk L2 (HP 16/16)

Exploration map:


Money: 65 (12 income, -5 upkeep, -10 labor)

Veilhime
Population 21
Prosperity 24 (Economic boom turn 2/3)


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

Stockpiles:
20 wood, 7 stone, 20 wool, 20 leather, 3 iron, 1 iron ingots, 12 silver, 1 spirit-touched, 1 iron armor

Spoiler: Sunstone (click to show/hide)

IronyOwl
Sunstone (Orange)

Disaster! While the city's entire military out on one errand or another, a horde of tentacled monstrosities descends on Sunstone from out of the mountains. With no real opposition, they are able to easily breach the outer wall at the river where the defenses are weakest, and ravage the farmland there. The second wall, however, is not breached. They could have done it with a little time and effort, but they were unwilling to stick around that long. After a few hours of looting and pillaging, they gather their ill-gotten gains and return to the mountains before any soldiers can reach the city.
The merfolk are open to the idea of trade, and would be happy to trade their pearls for your silver. The salamander-men are also interested in silver, offering four food for each. They will also trade you ember rubies for sky diamonds, if you wish.
To the south, explorers discover a city of orcs. The place is bustling, as they prepare for an attack on some unnamed foe, but they make no overtly aggressive moves towards the explorers.

Random event: Attack!
City is unguarded! Battle lost by default!
    Improved farm on tile 16 destroyed!
    Watermills on tiles 15 and 16 destroyed!
    8 food lost!
    4 money lost!
    Prosperity reduced by 1 for 2 turns!
Population grows to 27!
Academics researched!
Roads built
Mine 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
Horseback Riding
Entertainment
Governance
Construction
Artifice
Body Magic
Beast Taming
Watch from the Sky
Education
Guilds
Enchantment
Engineering
Crop Diversification
Military Tradition
Iron Working
Longbows
Academics

Unit types:
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:
Seekers L2 (HP 12/12)
Seekers L1 (HP 10/10)
Sea Scouts L2 (HP 12/12)
Sea Scouts L1 (HP 10/10)
Sky Talons L2 (HP 15/15)
Sky Talons L2 (HP 15/15)
Sky Talons L2 (HP 15/15)
Sky Talons L2 (HP 15/15)

Exploration map:


Money: 49 (15+2 taxes, -8 military, -2 colony, -4 looted)

Sunstone
Population: 27
Prosperity: 27 (Economic boom turn 2/3, defeat turn 1/2)


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 (Drakes)
Beast pen x2
Guildhall
Fortress

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

Stockpiles:
8 food, 7 wood, 11 stone, 20 wool, 6 leather, 14 clothing, 3 jewelry, 4 lobsters, 4 sky diamonds, 1 wooden spears, 2 magic leather armor, 2 field medics, 2 air charms, 2 horses

Colony of Silverspring
    Size 4 (4 turns since last growth)
    Upkeep 2
    Exports: 3 food, 1 stone, 1 silver or 3 money

Spoiler: Xeniice (click to show/hide)

Nirur Torir
Xeniice (Turquoise)

(You don't need to build a road to Ironwind. Also, I have no idea what's up with your money math.)
The gnomes sent to the lakeside village are unable to bring the ale they wanted due to the lack of a road. They report that the inhabitants are still quite cautious, but seem to be relaxing slightly as they continue to make no aggressive moves. The other humans have little military strength, but would be quite happy to pool what they have with yours if an attack comes. South of Copperflow, another tribe of nomadic human herdsmen is discovered. They ride on the backs of horses as they tend their herds, something no gnome has ever tried.
Meanwhile, Ironwind is founded without incident, and will soon begin shipping iron ore back to Xeniice.

Academics researched!
Population grows to 28
Wall built
Pikegnomes raised
Oro pikes train to level 2
Lake Tranquil grows to size 4!
    New exports: 5 food, 1 springwater pearls
New colony: Ironwind!
    Size: 3
    Upkeep: 2
    Exports: 1 food, 1 wood, 1 iron

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
Weather Eye
Spirit-warding
Crop diversification
Iron Working
Taxation
Academics

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, leather armor, Galleys, cartographers)
L1: 4A/4D/4-2R/22H/2M; shallow water, supply range x3, transport 2, cartography
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, spirit-touched)
L1:9A/6D/-R/20H/1M; first strike, magic resistance 2
L2:10A/6D/-R/22H/1M; first strike, magic resistance 2
Nedici Bireme (Galley, fortified hull, bows, leather armor)
L1:4A/6D/4-2R/22H/1M; shallow water, supply range x3, transport 1
L2:4A/6D/5-2R/24H/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
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)
Azuri guards L1 (Swarm Guards) (HP 14/14)
Oro Pikes L2 (HP 22/22)
Oro Pikes L1 (HP 20/20)
Peacebringers L1 (Pikegnomes) (HP 20/20)
Lozanth Rangers L2 (HP 16/16)
Nedici Rangers L1 (HP 14/14)
Nedici galley L1 (HP 22/22)
Nedici galley L1 (HP 22/22)
Nedici Bireme L2 (HP 24/24)

Exploration map:


Money: 54 (Income: 21+4; Spending: 12+2+7+10; Net income: -6)

Xeniice
Population 28
Prosperity 28


Buildings:
Hall of Learning
Shrine
Granary x2
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:
14 food, 12 wood, 6 leather, 1 copper, 1 iron, 1 bronze ingots, 1 silver, 1 sky diamonds, 3 springwater pearls, 2 earth jade, 1 leather armor, 1 bronze bucklers, 1 catapults

Colony: Copperflow
    Size 5 (Max size)
    Upkeep 0
    Exports: 6 food, 1 stone, 1 copper or 2 money

Colony: Lake Tranquil
    Size: 4 (0 turns since last growth)
    Upkeep: 2
    Exports: 5 food, 1 springwater pearls

Colony: Ironwind
    Size: 3 (0 turns since last growth)
    Upkeep: 2
    Exports: 1 food, 1 wood, 1 iron

[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/farm? = 4? food
15)work tile 2 hills pastures/farm? = 4? food
16)work tile 8 mountain/mine = 1 silver 1 stone

17)18)19) research

20)21) tile 7 improved farm -1 wood
22)23)24)25) fortress -4 stone

26) jewelery - 1 silver
free clothing-wool

food:total:57, used:57, stored:0    labour 15/0 wood 2/0     
prosperity:27  1-jewelery 1-clothing 2- default 1-guvenor 1-shrine  -1 temple -1 high priest )
:research:
Accellerated Mobilization



.
other:.
explorer and swiftfangs:hunt for warbeasts.
youngfangs x2:guard the temple
recruit youngbloods: bow, leather armor, air caste

[Nirur Torir]

Xeniice Turn:

Spoiler: Fluff (click to show/hide)

With Ironwind's founding, the duke determines that further colonization will need to wait until sufficient pikegnomes have been trained to defend Xeniice's current holdings without leaving the capital vulnerable. The era where Swarm Guards were able to safely defend a colony have gone.

Exploration continues, slowly, with the hopes of finding someone willing to trade something worthwhile, and find any other enemies before they find the colonies.

Despite the haste to train new troops, Kalron have invested a sizable amount to hire the laborers necessary to construct a grand new academy. Inspired by this soon-to-be center of learning, the captain of one of the galleys had the fascinating idea of using the stars to determine which direction the ships were going when away from land.

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

Duke Vlorith - He was voted into dukedom young, with the assumption that Nedici would remain in control of the government longer, short of a crippling mistake. He is fairly inexperienced, and relies heavily on his three (Nedici) aides. He is little more then a figurehead ruler.

Nedici - They have the most skilled shipwrights, sailors, and fishermen, as well as most of the trading ships. They intend to keep Xeniice under their control by "fairly" distributing the wealth taken from abroad with the other council-members.

Oro - The most militaristic of the major families. They value honor, valor, and skill on the battlefield. Having largely fallen from power, they are known for their superior warriors, and largely act as mercenaries by this point.

Lozanth - They have the most skilled craftsmen of the families. They value quality work. They are upset with the Nedici for their power grab, but are willing to take a "wait and see" attitude regarding the new duke.

Arlenth - This family performs most of the raw labor in Xeniice. They value dedication in their laborers. They are angry at Nedici, and are the least happy to have them in power.

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. So long as Nedici do a good job of bringing in wealth to Nedici, they are willing to allow them to continue ruling.

Kalron - This family owns or controls most of the merchants in Xeniice. They intend to continue building wealth, and are quite happy with the new leadership, having largely engineered it.

Free Citizens - Roughly 35% of the population of Xeniice have renounced their family ties, and are not bards. They have formed several linked loose associations. Minor families are now included.

Bards - They are the intellectual faction of Xeniice. Their wealth and ability to eat comes largely by accepting work commissions from major families.

Engineers - A small group of Galthor's followers.

General Seline - Formerly captain of the Nedici Bireme. She is fairly cautious in battle, as minimized casualties maximize profits.

Lt. General Ralno - He is highly charismatic, and inspires his subordinates greatly, but he is not particularly skilled at innovative tactics.

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. Despite his venerable age, he is still highly talented. He looks down on Head Bard Chia for her hands-off approach.

Sage Head Bard Chia - She is great at recognizing talent and organizing the bards such that everyone is in a position to maximize efficiency. She has many creative ideas, but relies on subordinates to do actual research.

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 Plains/Farm+ tile 16: +5 food
7th laborer works Sea/FishingBoats tile 7: +5 food
8th laborer works Sea/FishingBoats tile 8: +5 food
9th laborer works Sea/Pearls/FishingVillage tile 9: +4 food, +1 pearls

10th laborer works Forest/River/Woodcutter Camp tile 3: +3 food, +2 wood
12th laborer works Forest/Woodcutter Camp tile 12: +2 food, +2 wood
13th laborer works Hills/Gold/Mine tile 14: +2 food, +1 wool, +4 money
14th laborer works Hills/Tin/Mine tile 17: +2 food, +1 wool, +1 tin
15th laborer works Hills/Iron/Mine tile 11: +2 food, +1 wool, +1 iron
16th laborer works Hills/Quarry tile 10: +2 food, +1 wool, +1 stone
Gross resource income: +62 food, +4 wood, +4 wool, +4 money, +1 tin, +1 pearls, +1 stone, +1 iron ore.

Research:
Queue: Navigation, Engineering, Naval Engineering
17th, 18th, 19th laborers research.

Construction:
15th, 28th, 29th, 20th, BONUS, BONUS laborers construct Academy (-3 wood)
21st, 22nd, 23rd laborers construct Stone Walls on River/Plains tile 13 (-2 stone)
Sub-total: -2 stone, -3 wood

Manufacturing
24th laborer crafts Iron Ingots (-1 iron ore)
26th laborer crafts Iron Armor (-1 iron ingot)
27th Laborer crafts Bronze Pikes (-1 bronze ingot, -1 wood)
Sub-total/change: -1 iron ore, -1 wood, +Iron Armor, +1 Bronze Pikes

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

Expected Prosperity: +2 base, +3 from buildings, +2 from goods, + 24 from food, -1 from penalty = 30 prosperity
Growth expected.

Military:
All military units are based in the settlement they're exploring from.
Peacebringers      - Train in Xeniice.
Oro Pikes[2] L1    - Train in Xeniice.
Nedici Rangers     - Map W-W from Xeniice.

Oro Pikes[1] L2    - Garrison Ironwind.
Lozanth scouts     - Scout NW from IronWind Site.

Oro guards         - Garrison Copperflow.
Lozanth Rangers    - Map SW from Copperflow.
Oro Defenders      - Mingle and discuss trade with village W-SW from Copperflow.

Nedici guards      - Garrison Lake Tranquil.
Azuri guards       - Scout S from Lake Tranquil.

All naval units are based in Xeniice.
Nedici galley[1]   - Map site where dark elven scout force(?) first encounted. They must have been there for something.
Nedici galley[2]   - Map E-E from Xeniice.
Nedici Bireme      - Patrol the western coast as far out as, but not to, the dark elf city, with orders to request that any naval explorers turn back.

Trade:
Human settlement - [0/1] wood for [0/2] food.

Colonies:
CopperFlow: +6 food, +1 stone, +1 copper.
Lake Tranquil: +5 food, +1 springwater pearls, -$2.
Ironwind: +1 food, +1 wood, +1 iron ore, -$2.

Leadership:
General Seline guards Xeniice.
Lt. General Ralno guards Copperflow.

Money:
54 stored + 15 from prosperity + 7 from marketplace + 4 from gold mine = 80.
Unit maintenance is 13. Colonial costs are 4. 10 spent buying labor.
53 is saved for future use.

Production/Consumption:
62 food produced + 10 imported + 14 stored = 86. 28 people need 56 food and eat 72 for 22 morale. 86 - 72 = [14/40] stored.
12 wood stored + 4 produced + 1 imported - 4 used = [13/20] stored.
6 leather stored = [6/20] stored.
1 copper imported + 1 stored = [2/20] stored.
1 tin produced + 0 stored = [1/20] stored.
0 stone stored + 1 imported + 1 produced - 2 used = [0/20 stored]
11 wool stored + 4 wool produced - 1 used = [14/20 stored]
3 Springwater Pearls stored + 1 imported = [4/20 stored]
1 silver, 1 sky diamonds, 2 earth jade stored.
1 bronze stored - 1 used = [0/20] stored.
1 Iron ore produced + 1 stored + 1 imported - 1 used = [2/20] stored.

I'd like for my explorers to discuss potential trade agreements with any civilized people they meet who don't decide to attack.

[Happerry]

Edit : Um, copy paste error? Sorries. Forgot to delete it when I was doing the turn.

Spoiler: Turn (click to show/hide)

Five people on the plains, at tiles 2, 10, 3, 12, 13 and 11 for food, four on the woods, at 1, 7, 8, and 11, and four in the hills at 4, 5, 6, and 18. Meanwhile, four labor make a smelter, while another makes an ingot. The last two labor works in the Hall of Learning. Start researching Spirit-calling, and then spend any extra effort on Academics. Spend money to convince population to also work tile 14. Hunter Militia and Shieldguard defend the town. The Clothier's workshop works on clothing. Far Riders and Mounted Shamans take Lius (Explorer Leader 1) and explore to the north. Riverfolk proceed down the river, avoiding conflicts if they can, with Floraski (Explorer Leader 2), this time taking the fork in the river to go explore its other branch.

1: Tile 1
2: Tile 2
3: Tile 3
4: Tile 4
5: Tile 5
6: Tile 6
7: Tile 7
8: Tile 8
9: Tile 9
10: Tile 11
11: Tile 10
12: Tile 12
13: Tile 18
14: Smelter  \
15: Smelter  |
16: Smelter  |
17: Smelter  /
18: Make Ingot
19: Hall of Learning
20: Hall of Learning
21: Tile 13
21: Tile 14 (Labor for Money)

Food : +53
Wood : +5
Leather : +3
Wool : +5
Stone : +1
Silver : +1
Iron : +1

Spoiler: Fluff (click to show/hide)

 While, Tilyuio and Fyrula going head to head with Torgli over who would run this camp, Muthusla is going ahead and preparing to outfit a colony group, reasoning that possession in most of the law. Meanwhile, the expedition of riverfolk are continuing to map the entire river.

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. 
Riverfolk : While unorganized, if you want to do something on the water, you need to talk to them. This both increases and sharply limits their influence.

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)
Flori: Losk's Niece, she has replaced her elder after his unfortunate heart attack as the new head shaman. (Governor
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 he finds an enemy to do so on.(General Leader 1)

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

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

[Vanigo]

Wait a minute... Happerry, are you sure you're looking at the right turn? I didn't say that this turn; I said it last turn.

[IronyOwl]

Spoiler: RP (click to show/hide)

  Outrage is naturally the prevailing emotion in Sunstone, with the most invincible city in the world having been pillaged without opposition. The leadership tries to downplay the scale of the incident, likening it to petty trespassers and swiftly ordering the farms rebuilt, but the city isn't nearly blind enough for this to work perfectly, especially with the delicate watermills needing more time to be rebuilt. Only the city's natural economic success keeps things fairly orderly, as if there's one thing to distract the Ashara from wounded pride it's shiny objects.

  Somewhat opposed to that notion is the city's decision to trade away silver for food. Many object on matter of principle, but the city's sages have realized that both the city needs it, and that it's an efficient bargain as far as morale is concerned. Furthermore, the city's supply of sky diamonds is used instead, ensuring that while prices might rise, jewelry is still very much available for those not interested, or not fully appeased, by opulent feasts.

  Finally, an academy is ordered to further the populace's education. Though it's not directly militant in nature, it's nonetheless described as, among other things, the first step in ensuring that the recent disaster never happens again.

Spoiler: Turn (click to show/hide)

1) Work Tile 1: 2 Food, 1 Iron, 1 Wool
2) Work Tile 2: 2 Food, 1 Stone, 1 Wool
3) Work Tile 3: 4 Food
4) Work Tile 4: 4 Food
5) Work Tile 5: 5 Food
6) Work Tile 6: 2 Food, 1 Stone, 1 Wool
7) Work Tile 7: 2 Food, 2 Wood
8 ) Work Tile 8: 2 Food, 1 Stone, 1 Wool
9) Work Tile 10: 4 Food, 1 Sky Diamonds
10) Work Tile 13: 4 Food, 1 Lobsters
11) Work Tile 14: 7 Food
12) Work Tile 15: 6 Food
13) Work Tile 16: 4 Food
14) Work Tile 17: 5 Food
Subtotals: 53 Food, 3 Stone, 2 Wood, 4 Wool, 1 Sky Diamonds, 1 Lobsters, 1 Iron
Imports: 3 Food, 1 Stone, 1 Silver
Salamander Trade: 4 Food, -1 Silver

15) Build Farm on Tile 16 (ready)
16,Bonus) Build Improved Farm on Tile 16 (-1 Wood, ready)

17,18,Bonus,19,20,Bonus) Build Academy (-3 Stone, ready)

21,22) Make longbows (-2 Wood, +1 Longbows)
23) Train Field Medics (+1 Field Medics)

24,25,26) Research Armorcraft

Research Armorcraft, Crop Rotation


Defense
One sky talon each guards Silverspring and Sunstone

Surveying
One sea scout surveys the swampy mouth of the southern river.
One sea scout surveys the merfolk's location, surveying a different northern coast region if they object too strongly.

One seeker surveys directly west of Sunstone.
One seeker surveys directly west of Silverspring.

Other
One sky talon attempts to find beasts.

One sky talon attempts to find out more about the orcs, negotiating trading terms if possible. They flee at the first sign of trouble.


Prosperity: 28 (2B+2B+1A+1C+1L+1J+1E-1E +20 Food [60/3=20])
Income: +8 (14 base; 16 total, 2 bonus; -8 military, -2 colony)
Money: 57

Net Gains:
+0 Food (60/60 eaten)
+1 Stone
-1 Wood
+1 Iron
+0 Silver (exported)
+0 Sky Diamonds (to jewelry)
+1 Longbows
+1 Field Medics

Stockpiles:
8 food, 6 wood, 12 stone, 20 wool, 6 leather, 14 clothing, 3 jewelry, 4 lobsters, 4 sky diamonds, 1 iron, 1 wooden spears, 2 magic leather armor, 3 field medics, 2 air charms, 2 horses, 1 longbows

[lemon10]

Spoiler: Turn (click to show/hide)

Research: Evocation, Mechanics, Sailing, Crop Rotation, Enchantment, Priesthood, Code of Law, Desert Cultivation, Divination, Sanitation, Longbows, Siege Engineering, Infusion
Labor:
1) Work tile 5 (7 food) (7)
2) Work tile 6 (7 food) (14)
3) Work tile 16 (6 food) (20)
4) Work tile 17 (6 food) (26)
5) Work tile 18 (6 food, 1 wool) (32)
6) Work tile 4 (3 food, 2 wood) (35)
7) Work tile 2 (2 food, 1 sun amber) (37)
Work tile 12 (2 food, 2 wood, 1 spice) (39)
9) Work tile 1 (3 food, 1 wool, 1 tin) (42)
11) Work tile 11 (2 food, 2 wood) (44)
12) Work tile 7 (1 stone, 1 iron ore)
Trading/Colonies/Mercenaries:
Ljus Faller->Halfling Village: -2 wood->+4 food (48)
Dark elf city (aka Rensraad)->Ljus faller: +4 money
Koppar Steg South->Ljus Faller +5 food, +1 copper, -2 money (53
Koppar Steg North->Ljus Faller +4 food (57)
Workshops
Clothiers workshop) (-1 wool, +1 clothing)
Jewlery workshop) No Production
Manufacturing, Crafting, Building, and research:
13+14+15) Build stone wall tile 5 (-2 stone)
16+17) Make iron armor out of Iron ore (-1 iron ore)
18+19) Make bronze mace out of copper and tin (-1 tin, -1 copper)
20+21+22) 2 Amulet of the burning sun (-2 sun amber, -6 money)
23+24+25) Build stone wall tile 18 (-2 stone)
26+27+28) Research
Resource production and consumption:
Stored at start of turn: 10 food, 7 wood, 4 stone, 7 leather, 7 wool, 1 spice, 2 sun amber, 1 sky diamonds, 2 sorcerors, 1 sun charms
Food: 10+57-60=7
Wood: 7+6-2=11
Stone: 4+1-4=1
Leather: 7
Wool:8+2-1=9
Clothing: 0+1-1=0
Tin:1-1=0
Copper: 0-1+1=0
Bronze: 0+1-1=0
Iron ore:0+1-1=0
Iron Ingot:0+1-1=0
Spice:1+1-1=1
Sun Amber: 2+1-2=1
Air Diamond:1
Sun Charms :1
Bronze Mace:0+1=1
Iron armor:0+1=1
Sorcerer: 2
Stored at end of turn: 7 food, 7 wood, 7 leather, 9 wool, 1 stone, 1 spice, 1 sun amber, 1 sky diamond, 1 sun charm, 2 amulets of the burning sun, 2 sorcerers, 1 iron armor, 1 bronze mace
27 Start -11 military -4 colony +18 taxes +4 mercenaries-10 buying labor-6 crafting=18
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 +(60/3)=20 via food. Total=28
Millitary and leaders:
Spearmen 1: Explore north of Koppar Steg
Seekers 1: Cartograph 2 east, 1 south of Ljus faller
Seekers 2: Cartograph 2 west of human city
Seekers 3: Cartograph 2 north of Ljus Faller
Spearmen with shields, leather armor, and a canoe 1: Explore south down the coast
Spearmen with shields, leather armor, and a canoe 2: Explore south down the coast
Spearmen with shields, leather armor, and a canoe 3: Defend Koppar Steg
Sages of the Infinite Sun 1: Help the dark elves defend their city
Sages of the Infinite Sun 2: Help the dark elves defend their city
Catapult crew 1: Explore north of Koppar Steg
Hinor with metal shields and metal maces and metal armor and sun charms 1: Train in Ljus Faller
Governor Marina: Chills and does stuff that governors like to do.
Allegro (General): Helps the explorers exploring south down the coast
Lucien (sage): Research rapidly
Training:
Train Hinor with metal shields and metal maces and metal armor and sun charms to level 2
Other:
Ask the Dark elves if they would accept a fire gem/sun charm for a earth gem

Spoiler: Important people (click to show/hide)

Lucien: Sage
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. Since part of the millitary is controlled by mages, they have some official influence here as well.
Mages Academy: Mages who teach other mages and collaborate on magical issues. Lucien is one of the highest ranking members because despite his fairly low magical prowess, he is exceptionally talented at research, and magic is no exception. The Academy has no official influence.
Marina: Current Governor due to the good work she did as Governor, however the merchant guild is now dissolved.

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)
Catapult crew (catapult, leather armor, wooden shield)
Hinor with metal shields and metal maces and metal armor and sun charms (1 handed weapons, shields, armor, sun charms)

[Vanigo]

Turn 34

Spoiler: Ljus Faller (click to show/hide)

lemon10
Ljus Faller (Red)

(You know, it's not really a city. More of a small town.)
Some of the cartographers find iron ore west of the great lake. The explorers heading south start running into supply problems as they start to round what may or may not be the southern tip of the continent. Also, your sage is good at making enchanted stuff more cheaply.
The dark elves are not currenly willing to trade any earth jade; they need all they can get to reequip their military. They may be willing to trade later.

Evocation researched!
Leader ability discovered for Sage:
    Craftmaster: Money costs of enchanted equipment reduced by 1 (minimum 0)
spear men with shields, leather armor and a canoe take 3 damage from poor supply!
spear men with shields, leather armor and a canoe take 1 damage from poor supply!
Population grows to 28
Walls built
Hinor with metal shields and metal maces and metal armor and sun charms 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
Mind Magic
Guilds
Military Tradition
Iron Working
Sorcery
Academics
Evocation

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
Hinor with metal shields and metal maces and metal armor and sun charms(Metal maces, metal shields, metal armor, sun charms)
L1:10A/5D/-R/20H/1M
L2:11A/5D/-R/22H/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
L1:6A/2D/6-2R/18H/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
Catapult Crew (Catapults, wooden shields, leather armor)
L1:5A/3D/4-4R/16H/.5M; siege 1, half supply range

Units:
Spearmen L2 (HP 14/14)
spear men with shields, leather armor, and a canoe L2 (HP 15/18)
spear men with shields, leather armor, and a canoe L2 (HP 17/18)
spear men with shields, leather armor, and a canoe L2 (HP 18/18)
Hinor with metal shields and metal maces and metal armor and sun charms L2 (HP 22/22)
Seekers L2 (HP 18/18)
Seekers L2 (HP 18/18)
Seekers L1 (HP 16/16)
Sages of the Infinite Sun L2 (HP 18/18)
Sages of the Infinite Sun L2 (HP 18/18)
Catapult crew (HP 16/16)

Exploration map:


Money: 20 (+18+4 -11-4-4-10 total: -7)

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
Forge
Speaking Stones
Academy

Stockpiles:
7 food, 11 wood, 1 stone, 7 leather, 9 wool, 1 tin, 1 spice, 1 sun amber, 1 sky diamonds, 2 sorcerors, 1 sun charms, 1 bronze weapons, 1 iron armor, 2 amulets of the burning sun

Colony: Koppar Steg
    Size: 4 (1 turns since last growth)
    Upkeep: 2
    Exports: 5 food, 1 copper or 2 money

Colony: Koppar Steg North
    Size: 3 (2 turns since last growth)
    Upkeep: 2
    Exports: 4 food

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

Ahra
Ser'kash (Gray)

(Tiles 7 and 2 have farms, but no pastures. They give you 3 food each. I don't know how long you've been counting it as four, but you've been sitting on such a huge pile of unused food for so long that I don't really care.)
You train another non-bronze-using unit. You build a fortress and an improved farm.
Your swiftfangs go pick a fight with the owlbears discovered years earlier, kill the adults, and bring back the young to see if they're tamable. They are, but it takes several handlers for each one and they don't get along well in large groups. Even so, they could be useful in battle.
You don't seem to realize that you could use furs instead of making silver jewelry to get the same benefit without spending labor.
Your general's scouts notice some orcish cavalry exploring north of the city. He's unusually good at organizing scouts, apparently. You can send out some of your garrison troops to engage them if you like - any of them but the swiftfangs.

Battle won!
    Swiftfangs advance to level 2!
    Owlbears placed in beast pens
Accelerated Mobilization researched!
    Military tradition gained!
    Armorcrafting gained!
Population grows to 27
Fortress built
Improved farm built
Youngbloods raised
New equipment:
    Tamed Owlbears (Primary weapon, 0-handed, support Tamed Owlbears)
    Beast Taming, Beast Pens (Owlbears)
    2 labor (No military workshop bonus)
    3 food, 1 money -> 1 tamed owlbears
New unit type: Youngbloods
    5A/3D/4-2R/14H/2M
New unit type:
    Tamed Owlbears: 7A/4D/-R/7H/1M; dependant, beasts

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
Horseback Riding
Priesthood
Crop Diversification
Find the Inner Sanctum
Matter Magic
Beast Taming
Military Tradition
Accelerated Mobilization
Armorcrafting

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
Youngfangs (Wooden spears, wooden shields, leather armor, fire caste)
L1:7A/5D/-R/14H/1M
Youngbloods (Bows, leather armor, air caste)
L1:5A/3D/4-2R/14H/2M
Tamed Owlbears (beasts)
L0:7A/4D/-R/7H/1M; dependant, beasts

Units:
Swiftfangs L2 (HP 5/16)
Youngfangs L1 (HP 14/14)
Youngfangs L1 (HP 14/14)
Youngbloods L1 (HP 14/14)

Exploration map:


Money: 118 (13 taxes -3 military)

Ser'kash
Population 27
Prosperity 27


Buildings:
Granary x2
Military workshop
Hall of Learning
Shrine
Library
Clothier's workshop
Jeweler's workshop
Forge
Dockyard
Aqueduct
Beast pens (Owlbears)
Fortress

Stockpiles:
36 food, 20 wood, 11 stone, 15 wool, 20 leather, 4 copper, 2 bronze ingots, 11 furs, 5 silver, 2 bronze weapons, 1 bows, 1 leather armor

Spoiler: Sidamaru (click to show/hide)

Happerry
Sidamaru (Dark purple)

55 food -55 eaten (+18 prosperity)
4 wood
1 stone -3 used
4 leather -1 used
5 wool -1 used
1 iron -1 used
1 silver
1 spice -1 used

(Please either call building something "Build X" or call working in the hall of learning "Research". Calling building a smelter "Smelter" and researching "Hall of Learning" is unnecessarily confusing. It's like... are you building a second hall of learning, or are you working at the smelter you don't have?
Also, please tell me whether you're using wood or stone for your constructions.)
Veilhime's explorers cover a lot of ground, and discover a vein of iron ore high in the mountains. It may not be all that practical to exploit, however; there is little food available in the area. Meanwhile, an abrupt breakthrough leads to several technological advances. New methods of calling spirits have lead to the development of phantom-calling censers, which can summon a partially independent unit onto the battlefield. The phantoms are very resilient to physical attack, but quite vulnerable to hostile magic.
In other news, the population grows with remarkable speed. The city's new smelter is completed as well.

Random event: Breakthrough!
    Sanitation researched!
Spirit-calling researched!
Population grows to 22!
    Fecund! Population grows to 23!
Smelter built
New unit type: Phantoms
    2A/15D/-R/4H/1M; magic attack, flight, dependent, summoned

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
Sailing
Military Tradition
Education
Iron Working
Spirit-warding
Magecraft
Energy Magic
Artifice
Guard the Home Front
Engineering
Enchantment
Navigation
Guilds
Mechanics
Metallurgy
Sanitation
Spirit-calling

Unit types:
Shieldguard (Wooden spears, wooden shields, leather armor, thick-skinned)
L1: 6A/5D/-R/14H/1M
L2: 7A/5D/-R/16H/1M
Hunter Militia (Bows, leather armor, thick-skinned)
L1: 4A/4D/5-2R/14H/1M
L2: 4A/4D/6-2R/16H/1M
Mounted Shamans (Hexbone staves, horses, leather armor, mages, thick-skinned)
L1: 4A/4D/3-2R/14H/2M; magic ranged attack
L2: 4A/4D/4-2R/16H/2M; magic ranged attack
Far Riders (Iron weapons, iron shields, leather armor, horses, cartographers, powerful)
L1: 9A/6D/-R/14H/2M; cartography
L2: 10A/6D/-R/16H/2M; cartography
Riverfolk (Canoes, bows, leather armor, iron arrows, iron shields, cartographers, thick-skinned)
L1: 4A/7D/7-2R/14H/2M; shallow water, supply range x2, cartography
L2: 4A/7D/7-2R/16H/2M; shallow water, supply range x3, cartography
Phantoms (summoned)
L0: 2A/15D/-R/4H/1M; magic attack, flight, dependent, summoned

Units:
Shieldguard L2 (HP 16/16)
Hunter Milita L2 (HP 16/16)
Mounted Shamans L2 (HP 16/16)
Far Riders L2 (HP 16/16)
Riverfolk L2 (HP 16/16)

Exploration map:


Money: 63 (13 income, -5 upkeep, -10 labor)

Veilhime
Population 23
Prosperity 26 (Economic boom turn 3/3)


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

Stockpiles:
20 wood, 5 stone, 20 wool, 20 leather, 3 iron, 2 iron ingots, 13 silver, 1 spirit-touched, 1 iron armor

Spoiler: Sunstone (click to show/hide)

IronyOwl
Sunstone (Orange)

The explorers west of Silverspring find numerous spring-fed streams in the open plains, and the land around them is rich with plant life. Farmers here would surely prosper. Up north, the cartographers find pearl beds near where the merfolk live, which wasn't really all that surprising.
The orcs don't give your men any trouble, although they do demand they keep a respectful distance from their military forces. They are unsophisticated brutes, however, with little interest in the niceties of civilization. They don't seem to have much worth trading for, either.

Armorcraft researched!
Population increases to 28!
Academy built
Improved farm 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
Horseback Riding
Entertainment
Governance
Construction
Artifice
Body Magic
Beast Taming
Watch from the Sky
Education
Guilds
Enchantment
Engineering
Crop Diversification
Military Tradition
Iron Working
Longbows
Academics
Armorcraft

Unit types:
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:
Seekers L2 (HP 12/12)
Seekers L1 (HP 10/10)
Sea Scouts L2 (HP 12/12)
Sea Scouts L1 (HP 10/10)
Sky Talons L2 (HP 15/15)
Sky Talons L2 (HP 15/15)
Sky Talons L2 (HP 15/15)
Sky Talons L2 (HP 15/15)

Exploration map:


Money: 57 (16+2 taxes, -8 military, -2 colony)

Sunstone
Population: 28
Prosperity: 28 (Economic boom turn 3/3, defeat turn 2/2)


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 (Drakes)
Beast pen x2
Guildhall
Fortress
Academy

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

Stockpiles:
8 food, 6 wood, 12 stone, 20 wool, 6 leather, 1 iron, 14 clothing, 3 jewelry, 4 lobsters, 4 sky diamonds, 1 wooden spears, 2 magic leather armor, 3 field medics, 2 air charms, 2 horses, 1 longbows

Colony of Silverspring
    Size 4 (4 turns since last growth)
    Upkeep 2
    Exports: 3 food, 1 stone, 1 silver or 3 money

Spoiler: Xeniice (click to show/hide)

Nirur Torir
Xeniice (Turquoise)

Xeniice's explorers make several discoveries. Rich fishing grounds are discovered northeast of Rensraad, and, more interestingly, a vividly-colored flower is found growing southwest of Copperflow that appears to be naturally charged with life energies. Xeniice, unfortunately, has little experience with such magic.
The nomadic humans have little material wealth beyond their horses and their herds. They are, however, willing to teach their gnomish visitors what they know of horseback riding in exchange for a unit of water charms.
Meanwhile, research goes well, and the city's new academy is bound to make it go better still in the future. The pikemen train, the city's walls expand, and the city and its colonies continue to grow.

Navigation researched!
Engineering researched!
Population grows to 29
Wall built
Academy built
Peacebringers train to level 2
Oro pikes 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
Weather Eye
Spirit-warding
Crop diversification
Iron Working
Navigation
Engineering
Taxation
Academics

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, leather armor, Galleys, cartographers)
L1: 4A/4D/4-2R/22H/2M; shallow water, supply range x3, transport 2, cartography
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, spirit-touched)
L1:9A/6D/-R/20H/1M; first strike, magic resistance 2
L2:10A/6D/-R/22H/1M; first strike, magic resistance 2
Nedici Bireme (Galley, fortified hull, bows, leather armor)
L1:4A/6D/4-2R/22H/1M; shallow water, supply range x3, transport 1
L2:4A/6D/5-2R/24H/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
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)
Azuri guards L1 (Swarm Guards) (HP 14/14)
Oro Pikes L2 (HP 22/22)
Oro Pikes L2 (HP 22/22)
Peacebringers L2 (Pikegnomes) (HP 22/22)
Lozanth Rangers L2 (HP 16/16)
Nedici Rangers L1 (HP 14/14)
Nedici galley L1 (HP 22/22)
Nedici galley L1 (HP 22/22)
Nedici Bireme L2 (HP 24/24)

Exploration map:


Money: 53 (Income: 22+4; Spending: 13+4+10; Net income: -1)

Xeniice
Population 29
Prosperity 30


Buildings:
Hall of Learning
Shrine
Granary x2
Military workshop
Clothier's workshop
Library
Dockyard
Jeweler's workshop
Marketplace
Military School
Forge
Architect's workshop
School
Enchanter's workshop
Courthouse
Theater
Fortress
Academy

Stockpiles:
14 food, 13 wood, 6 leather, 2 copper, 2 iron, 1 silver, 1 sky diamonds, 4 springwater pearls, 2 earth jade, 1 leather armor, 1 iron armor, 1 bronze pikes, 1 bronze bucklers, 1 catapults

Colony: Copperflow
    Size 5 (Max size)
    Upkeep 0
    Exports: 6 food, 1 stone, 1 copper or 2 money

Colony: Lake Tranquil
    Size: 4 (1 turns since last growth)
    Upkeep: 2
    Exports: 5 food, 1 springwater pearls

Colony: Ironwind
    Size: 3 (1 turns since last growth)
    Upkeep: 2
    Exports: 1 food, 1 wood, 1 iron

[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/farm? = 4 food
15)work tile 2 hills pastures/farm? = 4? food
16)work tile 8 mountain/mine = 1 silver 1 stone

17)18)19) research

20)21) tile 2 improved farm
22)23)24)25) heavy metal armor x2

26) jewelery - 1 silver
free clothing-wool

food:total:57, used:57, stored:0    labour 15/0 wood 2/0     
prosperity:27  1-jewelery 1-clothing 2- default 1-guvenor 1-shrine  -1 temple -1 high priest )
:research:
Artifice


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other:.
explorer and swiftfangs: guard the temple.
youngfangs x2:guard the temple
recruit youngbloods: bow, leather armor, air caste

[Happerry]

Spoiler: Turn (click to show/hide)

Five people on the plains, at tiles 2, 10, 3, 12, 13 and 11 for food, four on the woods, at 1, 7, 8, and 11, and four in the hills at 4, 5, 6, and 18. Meanwhile, three labor make a Enchanter's Workshop, while another makes some Iron Polearms, and two more labor make pastures on tiles 12 and 13. The last three labor works in the Hall of Learning. Start researching Sanitation, and then spend any extra effort on Gifted Explorers. Hunter Militia and Shieldguard defend the town. The Clothier's workshop works on clothing. Far Riders and Mounted Shamans take Lius (Explorer Leader 1) and explore to the east. Riverfolk proceed down the river to the ocean, avoiding conflicts if they can, with Floraski (Explorer Leader 2), this time going up the north coast.

1: Tile 1
2: Tile 2
3: Tile 3
4: Tile 4
5: Tile 5
6: Tile 6
7: Tile 7
8: Tile 8
9: Tile 9
10: Tile 11
11: Tile 10
12: Tile 12
13: Tile 13
14: Tile 18
15: Enchanter's Workshop   \
16: Enchanter's Workshop   | <-Build with Wood
17: Enchanter's Workshop   /
18: Pasture on 13 (wood)
19: Forge Iron Polearms
20: Pasture on 12 (wood)
21: Research in the Hall of Learning
22: Research in the Hall of Learning
23: Research in the Hall of Learning

Food : +57
Wood : +5
Leather : +3
Wool : +5
Stone : +1
Silver : +1
Iron : +1

Spoiler: Fluff (click to show/hide)

 A sudden burst of research diverts the colonization efforts as work is diverted for an Enchanter's Workshop. Exploration efforts continue as thought is given to how best acquire the newly found iron deposits.   

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. 
Riverfolk : While unorganized, if you want to do something on the water, you need to talk to them. This both increases and sharply limits their influence.

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)
Flori: Losk's Niece, she has replaced her elder after his unfortunate heart attack as the new head shaman. (Governor
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 he finds an enemy to do so on.(General Leader 1)

Spoiler: Military Unit Types <- Added Ghost-Touched (click to show/hide)

Shieldguard : Wooden spears, Wooden Shields, Leather Armor, Thick-skinned .
Hunter Militia : Bows. Leather armor, Thick-skinned.
Mounted Shamans : Hexbone Staves, Horses, Leather Armor, Specialists: Mages, Thick-skinned .
Iron Wardens : Magic Iron Polearms (Bardiche), Magical Iron Armor, Specialists: Spirit-touched, Powerful.
War Riders : Bows, Leather Armor, Iron Arrows, Horses, Specialists: Spirit-touched, Thick-skinned .
Far Riders : Iron Weapons, Leather Armor, Horses, Iron shields, Specialists: Cartographers, Powerful.
Riverfolk : Canoes, Bows, Leather Armor, Iron arrows, Iron Shields, Specialists: Cartographers, Thick-skinned.
Ghost-Touched : Phantom-calling censers, Leather Armor, Horses, Thick-skinned