Civ 6: Hiatus until August 31

[kida]

A) 6 (Aeigis, Alaen, SVM, Chuck, Dlover, Badge)
B) 1 (Badge)
C) 4 (Aegis, D34dlock, Chuck,kida)
D) 7 (Aegis, Alaen, D34dlock, SVM, Chuck, Dlover,kida)
E) 1 (Alaen)
F) 2 (D34dlock, Badge)
G) 3 (SVM, Dlover,kida)


SA +15AP:
Legima continues to search for process to turn water into acid.
Possible bonuses from Occupation(scientist) , skill (alchemist), and Labratory

[Jibjib]

BDF

[Davecom3]

ACD

[madmartin26]

A, D, F

SA (+ 15 ap + 10 WS + Occupation: Ship Captain): Hearing of the battle with the chaos dwarfs, Lythrana takes the Gyrfalcon to support. If she gets there in time for the battle then she will attack with her crew, if she only gets there for the aftermath then she helps as needed (transferring the chaos treasure to her holds and taking it back or providing a crew for the chaos dwarf ship if we won, or picking up survivors if we lost).

[Kelten]

stealing a computer for a few minutes... righting fast as hell

A, D, G

Voto will pursue, hoping for a chance to attack to occur

[NewOneAround]

ACE

FH: (Occupation: Monster Breeder + Skill Cleric of Zenkal + Hobby Vetenarian) +15ap
T'Arlg tries to find die biggest+strongest Gigant Spiders we have and get them to breed. Plus he tryes to get the help of Zenkal to let the Children of these spiders grow gigantic(er). He uses every spell, tinkture and ritual known to him to get them bigger.

[Aegis J Hyena]

Not feelin' terribly creative today, so going to take today off instead. I'll be streaming post-making (for all good that's worth) when I do it, though.

[D34dlock]

Boosting their Numbers first might have been better to give us a backup in case of bad rolls. Guess it doesn't matter.

SA

Rooster Tries to build a better place to hatch the spiders. +15 AP & Monster rancher (Occupation) or Carpentry (Skill).

[Aegis J Hyena]

Alright, beginning the work for tonight's post and streaming it for anyone who's around.

EDIT: Stream's turned off briefly, will be back shortly...
Edit 2: And we're back. I think.

[ChuckDaRighteous]

Wow, looks like a lot of failures this month. Depressing to watch.

[Aegis J Hyena]

969.05

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.[tabs: Population]

273 Chelydrians
1 Silver Pack of Garou
308 Ogres
60 Minotaurs
129 Dwarves
129 Orcs
118 Drow
95 Grippli
70 Maeterra
60 Skyborne
23 Pony-Unicorns
23 Earth Ponies
23 Pony Pegasai
1 Alicorn leader
140 Simple Celled
70 Formicid

91 Minodrow
91 Drogres
91 Bullfrogs

11 Drider Taurs (Completely Wild Animals - they don't take orders. Turn 'em loose and hope they don't hit you)
11 Drider Orcs

79 Gryphons
35 Owlbears
206 Giant Spiders

Total Population: 1822 (not counting Gryphons, Owlbears and Giant Spiders)
20% of these are casters (equal halves Divine and Arcane); only 5% of the Divine Casters can actually cast Healing Spells

[tabs: Society]

Orcs and Grippli are neutral around Dwarves, Ponies, Skyborne, Chelydrians, Formicids, Drow, and Halfbreeds, and nervous around Garou, Minotaurs and Ogres.
Skyborne and Chelydrians are neutral toward Dwarves, Ponies, Garou, Minotaurs, Ogres, Orcs and Grippli, are afraid of Humans, and dislike Formicids, Drow, and Halfbreeds.
Dwarves and Ponies are neutral to Orcs and Grippli, and somewhat dislike Skyborne, Chelydrians, Formicids, Drow, Halfbreeds, Garou, Minotaurs and Ogres. (Ponies replace dislike with Neutral)
Garou, Minotaurs and Ogres are neutral to each other, Dwarves, Ponies, Skyborne and Chelydrians, and dislike Formicids, Drow, and Halfbreeds. They will push Orcs and Grippli around but not intentionally harm them.
Formicids, Drow, and Halfbreeds are neutral around Dwarves, Ponies, Skyborne, Chelydrians, Orcs and Grippli, and are nervous of Garou, Minotaurs and Ogres.
Maeterra and the Simple Celled are neutral to everyone.

[tabs: Statues of The Fallen] Nothin' here... yet. That of course... will change... O:)
[tabs: Magic Known]
Arcane (Level 0 of Max 1st Level Spells)

Abjuration 0 Resistance Subject gains +1 on saving throws.
Conjuration 0 Acid Splash Orb deals 1 Wound acid damage.
Divination 0 Detect Poison Detects poison in one creature or small object.
Divination 0 Detect Magic Detects spells and magic items within 60 ft.
Divination 0 Read Magic Read scrolls and spellbooks.
Enchantment 0 Daze Humanoid creature of 4 HD or less loses next action.
Evocation 0 Dancing Lights Creates torches or other lights.
Evocation 0 Flare Dazzles one creature (-1 on attack rolls).
Evocation 0 Light Object shines like a torch.
Evocation 0 Ray of Frost Ray deals 1 Wound cold damage.
Illusion 0 Ghost Sound Figment sounds.
Transmutation 0 Mage Hand 5-pound telekinesis.
Transmutation 0 Mending Makes minor repairs on an object.
Transmutation 0 Message Whispered conversation at distance.
Transmutation 0 Open/Close Opens or closes small or light things.
Universal 0 Arcane Mark Inscribes a personal rune (visible or invisible).
Universal 0 Prestidigitation Performs minor tricks.

Divine (Level 0 of Max 1st Level Spells)

Create Water Creates 2 gallons/level of pure water.
Cure Minor Wounds Cures 1 wound of damage 50% of the time.
Detect Magic Detects spells and magic items within 60 ft.
Detect Poison Detects poison in one creature or object.
Guidance +1 on one attack roll, saving throw, or skill check.
Light Object shines like a torch.
Mending Makes minor repairs on an object.
Purify Food and Drink Purifies 1 cu. ft./level of food or water.
Read Magic Read scrolls and spellbooks.
Resistance Subject gains +1 on saving throws.

[tabs: Resources]

Wyvernwyrm Soul: 200 (increases by 1 per 100 population per month, currently increases by 18)
Lloth's Rage: 108 (-5, +10) (Drops by 3d4 - Spiritual per month, if it reaches 0, She acts; severity will increase the more it happens)
Wyrm Timer: 3 (+6, -2) (increases by 3d4 + Spiritual/Sorcery every month to a maximum of 250; the greater the Divine/Arcane power of a nation, the greater the work the Wyrm does to consume it)
Food: 603 (-18) Units; increases at Spring Harvest (.04) and Fall Harvest (.08) (dependant on Food/Water Aspect level); drops by 1 per month, +17 for increased Metabolism
Food increases by 30-75 + 10% per Food/Water level at harvests, plus Food/Water level itself
Resources: Cocoa, Meat (Moose), Iron, Small Gems, Tar Sands, Waterproofed Wood
Next Breeding Cycle: 970.03 and every 3 years thereafter

[tabs: The Aspects]
VillageLife 1 (78/125); HomeFamily 0 (60.5/100); FoodWater 1 (6/125); Wonders 0 (57.75/100); Population 0 (73.75/100);
Dungeoneering 1 (65/125); Traps 0 (70.25/100); Mazelooting 0 (65/100); DungeonCombat 0 (63.25/100); Sphinxology 0 (59.5/100);
Warfare 1 (96/125); Militia 0 (76.75/100); Group 0 (72.75/100); Single 0 (78.75/100); Magic 0 (84.25/100);
Technology 1 (99/125); Steampunkery 0 (65.5/100); Inventioneering 0 (71.75/100); Tools 1 (16/125); Metallurgy 0 (66.5/100);
Personal 2 (71.999999/150); Occupation 1 (22.999999/125); Skill 0 (80.999999/100); Hobby 1 (24.999999/125); Mastery 1 (30.499999/125);
Spiritual 1 (62/125); Divine 0 (56.75/100); Healing 0 (60.5/100); Shaman 0 (57/100); Zealotry 0 (57.5/100);
Social 1 (96/125); People 0 (70.5/100); Trade 0 (69.75/100); Diplomacy 0 (66.75/100); Espionage 0 (69/100);
Sorcery 1 (67/125); Mana 0 (60.25/100); IME 0 (66/100); LeyLine 0 (64.25/100); Theory 0 (64.75/100);
Research 1 (86/125); Legends 0 (74.75/100); SpellSchool 0 (70.75/100); Cultural 0 (59.75/100); Library 0 (81.75/100);
Date: 969.5, Action Points: 61, Mastery Points: -21

[tabs: Wonders, Perks and Gifts] Wonder #1: The Temple of Zenkal (Surface): 10% for a Critical Success in Spiritual, once per year, but it doubles impact of next Hazard, +16% of total Wyvernwyrm Soul every 8 months starting in 969.10
[tabs: Universe Tweaks/Civilization Notes]

Bonuses in () increase at a rate of 2% per year until the maximum bonus is reached.

Begin in an Abandoned Dungeon Maze
Begin with an Abandoned Citadel
Start with a Precious Metal Mine
First Contact never worse than Neutral
Increased Starting Population 30% of Chledryians, Halfbreeds, Ogres BUT 30% population bonus is a Rogue Faction
Descendants of an Ancient Wyrm (granting a special energy, measured as "Wyvernwyrm Soul")
Deal +2 Wounds to unarmed attacks (so 3 per wound during the damage phase, possibly 4 or 5)
Heal a total of 7 wounds a month before Rest, 8/Month 35%, All Wounds 15% (You're not invincible, but you can take a punch)
Mundivore: Eat anything
Fit as a Fiddle (+5 Wounds, +3 to All Saving Throws, take 1 less wound of damage, 2 wounds 35% of the time, 30% to ignore wounds outright)
Extremely Hardy (100% resistant to Disease, Sickness, Poison, Necromancy, Mutation (100% Ponies, 30% otherwise))
Battle Veteran (Crit Success on 81+ instead of 95+ in Warfare, Immunity to Fear/Morale Breaks, +18 to Warfare Actions, -20% Difficulty to Warfare, -30% if using Sword and Shield tactics.)
Magical Nexus (+1 Level for Spells, Divine/Shaman magic is 60% harder to dispel, Research Difficulties drop by 16)
Sorcery and Spiritual Power (+32 bonus and -30% Difficulty to Sorcery, +35(47) and -35%(60%) Difficulty to Spiritual)
Technical Knowledge (Begin with knowledge of Guns, "Advanced" Technology)
Technical Skill (Technology Difficulty reduced by 35%(55%), +11 to all rolls involving construction of any kind, -17 to all Technology rolls)
Animal Husbandry (+11 bonus to domesticate big/difficult creatures/magical beasts, start with Gryphon, Hippogryph, Owlbear allies/mounts, 11% own trainable Giant Spiders as pets)
Socially Unpredictable (-7 to all rolls, results 14% worse than normal, Social rolls twice and uses better result)
Mystery Solvent (Something Interesting happens on a 65+(54+) and a Mysterious Event on 65+(63+))
Totemic Strength (Phoenix)

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One Life to Live (Cannot be Raised, Necromancy Forbidden)
Magical Weaknesses (Weak to Mind-Affecting Spells, Enchantments, Demons, Devils, Undead, Omens, Celestial Events, Dragonslaying, Divine Smites and Dreams/Nightmares)
Wild Magic (14% for spells to go Wild)
Attract large/giant magical monsters (approximately one per 5 years, this rate will increase with time)
Only 1 in 5 Divine Casters can heal (need to research alternate heal spells at 90+)
Current Racial Wars are fragile truces; not guaranteed to stay that way
Cult of Extermination within the Civilization [Dealt with]
Civilization Rival overwrites Tolerance (Tolerance will last about a year and a half)
Deviant Deity has very Strange Ways
Greedy (Big treasures heard about -must- be sought out)
Lloth's Vengance (Lloth could be a BIG problem against the Deviant Deity...)
Spidertouched (5% of entire population is Driders!)
Hoarders (There may be faction infighting over rare/valuable treasures)
The Black Spiral (Easily corrupted, especially if too much time spent in non-natural surroundings)[/tabs]

.[tabs: Important NPCs]

(Allies)
Checkershell, chief of the Chelydrians
Shaman Brakk, Chief of the Ogres
Norgok One-Horn, Warchief of the Minotaurs
Bozdrak Nog, Chief of the Orcs
Laiawen Shadowknife, Matron of the Drow
Jumping Foot, Croakspeaker of the Grippli
Quick-With-Fists, Maeterra Warrior-Lord
"Squawky" Treeka, Heirophant of the Skyborne
Cobalt Comet, Alicorn of the Ponies
Tengar Bronzehammer, Dwarf Lord
Nae'Rhyia Deepthorn, "She-Who-Speaks-For-The-Driders"
Blorbloosh, Hivemind of the Simplecelled
Ketchak'trikk, Formicid Hivelord (Hivemind)

(Neutral...?)
Gynnidarcia, giant Gynosphinx
Flea-Scratcher Leatherbite (Kobold "Royalty")

(Hostile)
The 777th Layer (eight ships crewed mostly by human mages and necromancers with focus on water and weather magic, backed up by a large force of Sea Trolls)
Her Majesty's Scarlet Sky (At least fourteen large galleons manned by Humans, Centaurs and Elves mostly from Pontovia and Kayvensia; low in magic but what they have packs a massive punch)
Savala's Blizzard (anywhere from six to twelve Longships of the Norselands, but they don't go down because of what appears to be "divine protection"...)

[tabs: Important Places]Home, of course
Dwarfspire ("Abandoned Citadel")
Maze of Broken Cubes ("Abandoned Maze")
Bronzehammer Mine (Iron, small amounts of gold and garnet)
The Realm of Pontovia (Centaurs; Neutral)
The Realm of Rahadaisha (Elves; hostile to anything not an elf, Tolerance likely will *not* last (Drow!); 8 months before tolerance expires)
The Realm of Kayvensia (Humans, Skyborne; Neutral)
The Dark Lands (Humanoids; Neutral, but closed to visitors and not talking to anyone)
The Norselands (Human Valkyries; Neutral but damn Fearless; 14 months before tolerance expires)
Tethivego (Lizard Men; Neutral)

[tabs: Important Things]Strange Purple Crystal on top of Mile High Mountain, that of an "S" with horizontal lightning bolts through the curves of the S; the thing is as big as the statue in real-world Rio De Janeiro
Priestly Wombat "Familiars" with poison spit and acid eyeball-squirt, have the gift of speech, and are all named 17 by divine law
Wyvernwyrm Soul: For every point of Wyvernwyrm Soul used on an action, slow Lloth's timer by 1 and cut the Wyrm Timer by 5%; improves actions by 1% per point (max 250)
"Tar Sands": Slightly Wyrmtainted, grants waterbreathing if ingested raw (but also mute for 8 hours), is waterproof, yet extremely flammable.
"Tar Trees"; waterproofed wood might be a better shipbuilding material, but this hasn't been explored yet.
Six strange d12s, bearing draconic protective auras. They are keeping ancient souls locked up; four necromantic (Mummy, Vampire, Banshee, Flesh Golem Mage), one aquatic (Nixie), one lycanthropic (Black Spiral)
Dire Wolverine pelts are fireproof
Vibrating Tar Tree Wood repels water to a distance of seven inches.
Herbs: Stoma (Very filling), Battler's Axe (Enraging), Angel's Kiss of Death (Channels natural energies), Ground-Cloud Weed (Effectively pot)

[tabs: Current Situations]

QUEST: Groggy Lures R. Us (Tudo's): Sell the Clearmind Grog to wizards at the Grand Shark's Demise... only with a little headachey twist...

* A Rival Religion (The Valkyries) is preaching Extermination.
* Gynnidarcia has Wyrmstink all over her; her side of the mountains is far more Tainted.
* It will take 2 successes to fully train the Gryphons.
* It will take 4 successes to fully train the Owlbears.
* It will take 4 successes to begin researching Badge's airships.
* An underground empty dragon's lair with altar at the end has been discovered. Most of the civilization has moved in.
* An inactive Nether Portal has been discovered, activated by the addition of a magical creature's blood, a human head, and an unwilling sacrificial Lawful Race woman. (will not be brought up much unless you activate it)
* Six strange crystals have been discovered, all very heavy d12s and cut perfectly in half; you're missing the other halves.
* There is an offshore oil deposit. The dwarves are at work harnessing it and it will be dry in 1 month.
* Moose and Dire Wolverines have been discovered.
* A kobold child is apparently royal line... and he's odd eyed to boot. Hmmmm...
* A Spicewater Geyser has been discovered, but is unsecured.

[tabs: Over And Done With...] Still nothing yet... I'm sure that'll change in the upcoming year.
[tabs: The Poorly Locked Chest(s)]

Bracelet of Sleeping (three charges)
Strange Seasilk Map (leads to Rogue Element's hideout)
Strange d12 Crystals (6)
The Unvorpal Blade (0/7 Crystals Found)[/tabs]

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While Rooster and T'alrg try to get the spiders under control (Rooster building some egg "boxes" that are nice and sheltered and T'alrg selecting the biggest and the 'smartest' for breeding into even bigger spiders) and fail miserably (the spiders get everywhere and T'alrg just doesn't have good luck), Croanuk tries to set up nets around the vibrating wood so food stores can be added to with the bounty of the sea. The vibrating wood seems to have a strange side effect of unraveling the ropes used to make the nets, and with other various minor distractions during the month, no bonus food is caught for now. Speaking of food, it seems like the gryphons and owlbears are getting sick of moose already, and are bucking the Skyborne just a little bit; Treeka is keeping them under control by her own intimidating presence but that won't last forever. Some of the priests in the civilization are almost sure that whatever made the dire wolverines more intelligent and using pack tactics may have spread to the gryphons and owlbears.

The dire wolverines, meanwhile, shift tactics again. This time they lead those sent after them on a merry chase into a landslide and ambush. Moderate injuries only; you're too strong to be hurt for long unless you blow the save AND the action roll. You only get a few pelts this time instead of many, but you've got more than enough in case any trading ships show up again. You've driven them back far enough that if they dare to show their muzzles in a "civilized area", they're going to get their asses handed to them. The Garou capture two of them and sure enough, the Wyrm taint is noticible. Not enough to mutate them into any horror or greatly evil thing (which they call a "bane"), but the effect is still there and the Garou spend much of the month trying to purge the taint from the animals. It isn't going so well; the entire ground level of the island has Wyrm taint. It would take five months to sterilize the entire island, including Gynnidarcia's part.

We move on to various liquid-based things. The oil retrieved from the crack in the ocean floor is found to be a rare pure blend the dwarves call the "Blood of The Earth". It is VERY powerful as a material component in various earth-based spells, both in moving and shaping the earth. Talk excitedly goes from the Blood of The Earth to using it to "imprison" Gynnidarcia in an "always-healing" "tomb of stone" --- by applying the regeneration of a troll (in this case Gremp) as a principle of magic to the very ground itself. Blood of The Earth is rare enough that you probably won't find another cache of it; the question is whether to try to alchemically duplicate it, use it in the prison idea, or use it to grease up some of the dwarven goodies the dwarves are starting to churn out for the ships. In other liquid news, the Spicewater Geyser is unpredictable... and because of that it can't be properly secured yet. A minor breakthrough gives Legima a working theory, finally, and from this he is able to create a small amount of AcidWater... acid that converts to water and back again at certain timed intervals. He only has a tiny amount, though. Not enough to use as a weapon.

On the open ocean, Voto presses the advantage, tracking down the chaos dwarf ship twice more. He finally picks a good spot and attacks, and the resulting battle goes poorly for the dwarves. With the piratical ogres defending their shamans while they rained down (sometimes literally) a massive storm created by their combined might, the stone tossers were able to wipe the deck clean of most of the dwarves. When their seers and minotaur allies came to help, the ogres just picked them up when they charged, using their momentum to twist their trajectory and threw them overboard rather than engage them in melee. They fight to the last man (well, dwarf) but in the end they sink like rocks and the Plunderer's Howl now has a Chaos Dwarf Ship full of loot to tow home. On the way back the Howl learns that Thessa and the Screaming Demon had to go help the Gyrfalcon back to port; they struck a reef on the way out thanks to some very strange crosswinds and would have taken a lot more damage were they not close to home. Those winds were not natural...

We then come to the Council. The council ignores Keetch's requests, being a bunch of greedy fucks. The fireproofed hides are used for their home houses and caves and such. There's the beginnings of some rifts here politically; Norgok One-Horn (the minotaur chief) is trying to push around Bozdrak Nog (the orcish warchief) into doing what he wants (specifically, fight more on the water) and the wombat that is Bozdrak Nog's familiar is being a wisecracking smartass. Laiawen wants to dig some new tunnels deeper into the depths under the Citadel and the dwarves are saying it's unsafe (but more likely they want to keep the sacrifical altars to Lloth where they can see them). Quick-With-Fists finally comes forth and says he has discovered a new kink in things, having spent some time researching in the Citadel's library. As it turns out, there is another pearl. This one is called the Diamond Pearl of Xakhara, and is the spiritual counterpart of the Admiral's soul-pearl. This counterpart pearl faded into the physical world to try and counteract the darkness of the Admiral's soul-pearl, and if it were found, perhaps it could be used to locate the Admiral's pearl.

Finally, we end with Kermutt in his little workshop on Mile High Mountain, where he's been visited by a tiny aspect of Lloth in a dream. "The Drow are my domain, half-breed. They had better take over your little pirate society... or they will regret it, and you'll regret it more!" Zenkal, true to his nickname, refuses to be moved despite Lloth calling Him a joke of a deity. As if to make some kind of a point, she "briefly" poisons the ground on Mile High Mountain and about 85% of the herbs that were found there wither and die within hours. Gynnidarcia has noticed this, and has backed off a bit, eyeing Kermutt from the skies...

WILL YOU...

A) Try and stave off Lloth's influence? It looks like She's about to do something stupid. (90+)
B) Try and smite Gynnidarcia now that you know what gods she serves? (90+)
C) Continue training the gryphons and owlbears? (80+)
D) Focus on looting the Chaos Dwarf Ship once it is towed into port (70+)
E) Research the Diamond Pearl? If it's a spiritual counterpart, the Garou might be able to find out something... (80+)
F) Focus on building resources up, mostly working the Precious Metal Mine the Dwarves have? (80+)
G) Research the Unvorpal Blade, "d12 Crystals" and dragon altar? (85+)

Chelrydian Divination (F): 94 + 3 (Technology 1) + 0 (Metallurgy 0) + 11 (Construction Bonus) - 17 (Maeterra Antitech) + 0 Action Points = 91 vs Modded 79 - 27 (35% Bonus) - 0 MP = Final Modded 52 (Base 80) (Action Succeeded) [39: +5 AP, +4 MP]

My own votes are C (better keep trying), E (because all evil has a "good counterpart...") and D (duh).

The Hazard Bar has increased by 18 (11 +7 for Actions)... (44/100)

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Dev Comments:

Personal has been slowed to 1/3 EXP rate gain, because otherwise it'd outlevel everything way too fast. That wound system I came up with looked good in theory but bad in practice...

[SuperVaderMan]

I said this in stream chat, but I don't think you read the chat?

Socially Unpredictable should've given Keetch 2 rolls, not just one.

[Kelten]

A) 1 ( Kelten
B)
C) 1 (aegis)
D) 2 (aegis, kelten)
E) 1 (aegis)
F)
G) 1 (kelten)

[ChuckDaRighteous]

btw, when you were erasing wyvern's rage wars you accidentally erased part of two "powered by" lines.

well I was waiting for the oil for my explosives but if its super rare oil there may be better uses.

Talk excitedly goes from the Blood of The Earth to using it to "imprison" Gynnidarcia in an "always-healing" "tomb of stone" --- by applying the regeneration of a troll (in this case Gremp) as a principle of magic to the very ground itself. Blood of The Earth is rare enough that you probably won't find another cache of it; the question is whether to try to alchemically duplicate it, use it in the prison idea, or use it to grease up some of the dwarven goodies the dwarves are starting to churn out for the ships.

no options for this? well perhaps someone will spend an action

C, D, F

FH: Clart will use the vibrating wood to modify a portion of the underside of the hull of the morbid storm with a large hatch that his divers and warriors can secret themselves (and any salvage/loot) in and out of without notice from the outside world.

[kida]

A) 1 ( Kelten)
B)
C) 3 (aegi,chuck, kida)
D) 4 (aegis, kelten, Chuck, kida)
E) 1 (aegis)
F) 2 (chuck, kida)
G) 1 (kelten)

[D34dlock]

C,D,F

SA

Rooster lends a hand Fixing the Gyrfalcon when it gets back. Carpentry (Skill)

[Alaen]

ADF

Still trying to come up with some actions. If anyone has an idea or need some help, tell me.

[nikohl]

SA: The Garou will start work on cleansing the island, starting on home ground.

[Dlover]

SA: Croanuk decides to switch tactics. Nets aren't the only way to catch critters. He starts work on creating cages using the special wood, designing them to be similar to lobster cages, but with grating fine enough to catch fish. With the right cutting, the wood should lock together in a way that will be stable enough to keep from shaking apart.

A) 3 ( Kelten, Dlover, Alaen)
B)
C) 4 (aegi,chuck, kida, D34d)
D) 7 (aegis, kelten, Chuck, kida, Dlover, D34d, Alaen)
E) 3 (aegis, Dlover, D34d)
F) 3 (chuck, kida, Alaen)
G) 1 (kelten)

[BadgeAddict]

A) 4 ( Kelten, Dlover, Alaen, Badge)
B)
C) 4 (aegis,chuck, kida, D34d)
D) 8 (aegis, kelten, Chuck, kida, Dlover, D34d, Alaen, Badge)
E) 3 (aegis, Dlover, D34d)
F) 4 (chuck, kida, Alaen, Badge)
G) 1 (kelten)

Perhaps we need to start sacrificing Drow to Zenkal until Lloth backs down?

Kermutt will continue to meditate, waiting for Zenkals wisdom.

[madmartin26]

A, D, F

"No one is allowed to mess with my ship."


SA (15 AP + magic skill): Furious at the meddling causing damage to her ship, Lythrana tries to trace what unnatural event affected her ship (she suspects it's lolth, but needs to be sure).

Edit: why would you sacrifice the drow? We're fleeing from her wrath as it is. Lythrana at least has no intention of listening to lolth, especially if lolth is the one who crashed her ship.

[Davecom3]

CDF

[BadgeAddict]

We sacrifice drow to Zenkal..because the Drow are her people..If she has no people among the tribe...then her power among us diminishes...think of it as a warning to back off...

[madmartin26]

We sacrifice drow to Zenkal..because the Drow are her people..If she has no people among the tribe...then her power among us diminishes...think of it as a warning to back off...

Are you forgetting that the drow are a significant part of the population, and may not appreciate being killed because a god they have no control over is throwing a hissy fit? Drow are people too.

[BadgeAddict]

118 of 1822 = 15% This is not a significant amount of the population....