EMPIRE! Community W-B Game V: Unless You Are The Mongols

**Morph Bark** · 2014-04-24, 06:15 AM (ISO 8601)

This is an old thread. The new thread is here.

EMPIRE!
Gods, Kings & Adventurers

Current Year: 386-390
IC thread: click!
Dice-Rolling thread: click!
Mongols: Wait for it...

Welcome to EMPIRE! A game of gods, kings and adventurers. In this game, you will play a character, a ruler of a region. And once s/he dies, you will play their heir and so on, continuing on the family legacy. You scheme, discover and conquer your way towards becoming the most-remembered person in history. Respected, loved, feared.

This world will start as a simple one similar to the early Middle Ages, but through the actions of players and random events the scope of the world will expand, science marches on and magic may even be introduced to some lucky ones. For now, magic is nowhere to be found, though monsters may exist in players’ regions or beyond their borders and supernatural phenomena can take place.

Best beware if you want to ensure your legacy.

If you want to become a player and all regions are currently taken, don't worry. New regions can always be added in during play, and we can put you on the waiting list in the meantime should no regions be available at this time. If Empire interests you, but you don't want to play the game, you can always partake in the Freeform RP threads that are open to everyone, or even in its World-Building threads. See the list at the end of this post.

Be warned! This is primarily a game of world-building, but contains some strategic elements, secretive scheming, and both cooperation and vehement competition between players at times. It's all easy enough to understand once you've read through the rules of this post, and GREAT fun to play in and talk with all your co-world-builders in this thread, but keep in mind that in the game itself, IC, it can be a very bumpy ride. Let us ask questions, help each other, communicate, cooperate, build and have fun OOC, even as we bash each other's brains in IC.

Also, if you have a question, and you can ask a player (about their region or people, for instance), ask them instead of the GM. If you can ask it in the thread, do that instead of via PM. The GM's PM inbox is regularly cleared and thus things can easily get lost, so try keep it to secret stuff and (IC) reactions to stuff you get in your own inbox.

Atlas and Player List

Spoiler: Atlas

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Natural Map (so outdated, but eh)

Regional Map

Region Number	Player	Region Name
P1	Chacmon	Mictlanpa
P2	aspi	Wenyavuk
P3	Tychris1	___________
P8	Chacmon	___________
1	Chacmon	Gunung
2-A	Logic	Celero
2-B	Logic	Bereginia
3	QuintonBeck	Nyroth
4-A	WaylanderX	Kasumor
4-B	WaylanderX	Shikurai
5-A	NPC	The Heartwaste
5-B	Silverbit	Eyrecradia
6	QuintonBeck	Woodwind
7-A	Chief	Calorum
7-B	WaylanderX	Gwrîstîn
8	QuintonBeck	Aloren
9	zabbarot	Genivana
10	ImperatorV	Hrathan-Tuor
11-A	Zap Dynamic	Raaneka
11-B	Zap Dynamic	________
12	avr	Qarimos
13-A	TheWombatOfDoom	Lyradis
13-B	Silverbit	Razdis
14-A	SamBurke	Guilder
14-B	Silverbit	Elbaraz
15-A	WaylanderX	Zargrim
15-B	Silver Ablaze	Keldagrim
16-A	Arutha	Pryonia
16-B	Arutha	Galie-Noiret
17-A	NPC	Tekorva
17-B	NPC	Yorukuni
18-A	Tychris1	Sympolemou
18-B	Tychris1	___________
19	NPC	Domhan Abhaile
20-A	Lord_Burch	Bordeux
20-B	___________(available)	___________
21-A	Silverbit	Sulvan Primarchy
21-B	___________(available)	___________
22	Elemental	Ashenia
23	Lord_Burch	Crima
24	lt_murgen	Tar
25	lt_murgen	The Jeweled Cities
26	Lord_Burch	Cassia
27	Shnur	Scla'ca
28	Elemental	Hazaria
29	moossabi	Alydaxis
30	ImperatorV	___________
31	TheWombatOfDoom	Grmanhil
32	TheWombatOfDoom	Selyra
33	Rizban	___________
34	NPC	Bor-Teire -- Salterri Imperium
35	Rizban	Salteire
36	NPC	Aus-Teire -- Salterri Imperium
37	NPC	Pontensulae -- Salterri Imperium
38	NPC	Penoccident -- Salterri Imperium
39	Logic	Propinlonge
40	Lord_Burch	Solus
41	moossabi	Glirfrey
42	Shnur	___________
43	Elemental	Angan Anvale
44	Elemental	Kyaralath
45	Lorick	Lacertia
46	Chacmon	___________
47-A	Kitsanth	Niskovian Steppe
47-B	Rain Dragon	Halja
48	Thunderfist12 (reserved)	___________
49	Lord_Burch	Errelosse
50	HisHolyAngel	Sycia
51	Arkhosia	Felitora
52	tortor	??? ("GLWIH")
53	SamBurke	Maos
54	SamBurke	Rannara
55	Hobbes1266	Sah'raa
56	BladeofObliviom	Skarval
57	BladeofObliviom	Frosskov
58	BladeofObliviom	Estglaz
59	BladeofObliviom	Glazfell
60	TheWombatOfDoom	Borlmyn
61	___________	___________
62-A	Aedilred	Jarrland
62-B	___________(available)	___________
63-A	NPC	Discordia -- Salterri Imperium
63-B	___________(available)	___________
64-A	___________(available)	___________
64-B	ForzaFiori	Mulharum
65	NPC	Minotron
66	Salterri Imperium (region name unknown)	___________
67	InfamousPotato (reserved)	___________
68-A	___________(available)	___________
68-B	___________(available)	___________
69	Telcontar (reserved)	___________
70	Lord_Burch	___________

Spoiler: Stuff Already Determined

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Some regions are already partially determined in what resources or terrain features they have. If you are a new player to the game, you may contact Morph to see if the resources may be waived so you can use all of your own ideas for it. (As a new player you always start with 3 resources, so if a region listed below has less than 3, you always gain extra to bring you up to 3.)

Region 62-B has been discovered by Mularuhm! It has 90000 inhabitants, amoeba colonial oozes as a Good resource and one undefined Good resource.

Region 63-B has been discovered by Mularuhm! It has 82000 inhabitants of some strange race that appears to communicate in a manner other than simply speaking. It has discordian deeprock as a Good resource and giant spiders as a Good resource.

Region 64 has 70000 inhabitants and one Great undefined resource.

Region 67 has 43000 inhabitants, fish as a Good resource and one undefined Good resource.

Region 68-A has 42000 inhabitants and no Good resources.

Region 68-B has been discovered by Mularuhm! It has 26000 inhabitants, a Good resource of hellstone and one Good undefined resource.

Region 69 has 120000 inhabitants, toma nuts as a Good resource, quartz as a Good resource and one undefined Good resource.

A region number with an A after the number is an aboveground region that has another region situation below them, an underground region with the same number with a B (A for “above”, B for “below”). Regions marked “inactive” or "not yet active" are either not yet finished by the claiming player. Regions marked "available" are up for being claimed by prospective players on the waiting list as soon as several people are on the waiting list and the GM has expanded the map far enough to have room for them.

Regions remain reserved for two weeks from the moment of reservation, after which the prospective player is taken off the list again.

Due to high amount of interest, there is now a waiting list. If you wish to be put on this list, simply post to say so. If a player becomes inactive, you can take over their region, or if new regions are discovered through exploration. Later in play, certain "special" regions may be added as well.

WAITING LIST
Thunderfist12
InfamousPotato (in process of starting)
TheDarkDM
Droutiz
Venetian Mask
Yarghenforgen
ReaderAt2046

The Rules of the Game
See next post.

Game Masters
Head GM: Morph Bark
Duties: Handling secret actions, technologies, region acquisition, new players, inactive players, NPCs and Events. Introduces new game elements to enhance the game or changes rules if deemed necessary for game balance.

Assistant GM #1: TheWombatOfDoom
Duties: Handling ruler attribute scores and increases, succession laws, countries and races, alliances, resources, trade and imports, the FAQ.

Assistant GM #2: WaylanderX
Duties: Tracking population, army sizes and army composition, Winning Tactics.

Assistant GM #3: zabbarot
Duties: Handling religion and keeping track of (Great) Projects.

~ ~ GM Data Collection ~ ~
All the information on rulers & regions

Prologue: The Rules (Morph)

Chapter 1: Rulers (Wombat)

Chapter 2: Trade & Resources (Wombat)

Chapter 3: Alliances (Wombat)

Chapter 4: Military & Population (Waylander)

Chapter 5: Technologies (Morph)

Chapter 6: Religion & Great Projects (zabbarot)

Appendix I: New Player Tips and Advice (Morph)

Appendix II: FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions (Wombat)

Appendix III: History of Telluris (Rain Dragon)

Extra Player Resources (For the Players, By the Players)
Heraldry Generator (thanks, Logic!)
Family Banner Generator
Flag Generator (thanks, Logic!)
Family Tree Builder (thanks, zabbarot!)

Should there be anything incorrect or not updated yet about any of the above tables it’s always possible that the GM or co-GM in charge of that has missed it. If so, please feel free to inform us with the proper, most updated information.

Additional Role-Play Threads
The following is a list of role-play threads related to the game of EMPIRE! Some are to work out in-game actions, others are fluff first and foremost.

Grand Ball (Year 336)
1st Raaneki Games (Year 347)
Central Sea Conference (Year 353)
First World's Fair (Year 358)
2nd Raaneki Games (Year 362)
Zwergkampf (Year 373)
People Against Invasion North (Year 371-375)
3rd Raaneki Games (Year 377)
2nd Grand Ball of Telluris (Year 381, various threads inside)
Expedition to UnderSulvan (Year 385)
Jeweled Cities' 50th Anniversary (Year 387)
4th Raaneki Games (Year 392)
Fires in the South: MARCH OF THE DEAD (Year 396-400; ongoing)
Fires in the West: THE BALEFROG RISES! (Year 400; ongoing)

Spoiler: Private threads

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The threads in this spoiler are all private threads, meant to only be read by those who were invited to take part in them. If MORE than 25 years (5 rounds) have passed, you are free to read them. Threads with permission granted by the main participants are also fair game. For that reason, I have further highlighted which threads are found generally okay to read by marking their tag in green and the ones you'd better steer clear of for the next few rounds being marked in red.

[Round 2, Year 336] Grand Conference
[Round 6, Year 356] A Clash of Nations
[Round 9, Year 375] Interrogation of Qzare Xiu Wandao
[Round 10, Year 376] Heartwaste Conference
[Round 10, Year 377] Visit to the Heartwaste
[Round 10, Year 380] Comitatus Judex Primus
[Round 10, Year 380] Jostling the Hive
[Round 11, Year 381] Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to the Qzare
[Round 11, Year 381] Paco and Fabula
[Round 13, Year 392] Moonshroud Festival
[Round 14, Year 399] Warrior Queen, Blazing Avatar
[Round 14, Year 400] Fires in the North: APXONTAS, KAINE OΛA TON KOSMO (ongoing)

Freeform Role-Play Threads
The following threads are in the Freeform Role-Play forum and can thus be entered by anyone, including people who do not play the game part of EMPIRE!

Blazing Temple (Any Year, ongoing (by invite))
Cantus Sai (Year 366)
Last Visitation (Year 369)
Summit on the Summit (Year 372)
Technical Institute for Brilliant Minds (Year 375, ongoing)
Academy of Culture and Prowess (Year 386, ongoing)
Northbound: The Polar Expedition (Year 388)

Fluff-Building Threads
The following threads are purely for expanding on existing fluff or theorizing about the history or make-up of the world. Some of them are in-character role-play bits, some are projects for creating maps, others are quotes or excerpts from books.

Pre-History (World-Building, pre-Year 1, pre-Year 330, ongoing)
Rajurdic Codex (Year 338+, ongoing)
Scrolls of Prowess (Year 349+, ongoing)
Bestiary of Telluris (Year 354+, ongoing)
Regional Maps (World-Building, ongoing)
Northern Hemisphere Star Map (World-Building, ongoing)

Previous Main Thread Incarnations

EMPIRE! A Community World-Building Tale of People & Discovery
EMPIRE! CWBG II: 2 Quest, 2 Curious
EMPIRE! CWBG III: Prepare Your Inbox! (Messages Are Coming)
EMPIRE! CWBG IV: **** Is Getting Real... It's Always Getting Real!

**Morph Bark** · 2014-04-24, 06:17 AM (ISO 8601)

~ ~ Them's The Rules ~ ~

Below in all the spoilers are the rules, with headers describing their general contents. Newly added rules are put in Green text. Some rules sections have [advanced] next to the title. These sections are a little more rules-intensive and aren't necessary to play the game, unless you want to perform the specific actions they deal with. New players do not need to read these sections until they feel they are ready and want to perform those actions. This helps making learning the game a little easier.

Starting: The Basics

Spoiler: The Basics

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In EMPIRE! you start play as the ruler of a country, the head of their family that rules one of the regions. You perform actions to improve your ruler and country and their position in the world through alliances, trade, finding your children suitable spouses, researching new technology and waging war. Once your ruler dies of old age, disease, accident or murder, their heir takes over, becoming your new ruling character controlling the nation.

Describing Your Country
When a new player enters the game, they first must claim a region and describe it in fluff. If there currently aren’t any claimable regions, or there are people on the waiting list, prospective new players are put on the waiting list to await their turn. Some regions are of a special type, which you can find below under "regions and region types".

Population: A new region starts with a population of 30,000 + (10d10 x 1,000). Underground regions start with 15,000 + (8d10 x 1,000). Polar regions start with 3,000 + (3d10 x 1,000). If you take over an existing country from a retiring player, you don’t have to reroll Population. Population is increased by the GM every few rounds.

Terrain: Describe the physical features of your selected region, including three major landmarks—no more, no less.

People: Describe what the people in the region generally look like. You are free to throw in little details about their culture as well.

Resources: Describe three major resources that can be found in the region, as well as at least one resource the people will have to import from outside out of necessity or desire (for religious rituals or cultural reasons). You can have something that doesn't exist in the real world as a resource, such as special metals like mithril or adamantium, or things that would be great for alchemy or chemistry or certain technologies, but to start using these requires a technological advance of its own. It can prove hard to get it at first, but most things that are hard to acquire are very much worth it. These three resources start at [Good] quality. The import necessity will not be automatically satisfied; you have to strike a deal with a player who has it as a resource to trade it with you.

You can trade resources with other players. If a resource is Good you can trade it resource with up to 3 other players and if the resource is Great you can trade it with up to 6 other players. Effectively, this means a Good resource has 4 ‘stacks’ of that resource, whereas a Great resource has 7 ‘stacks’ of that resource that can be used in that round. If you trade with other players, you effectively give them one stack of your resources every round in return for one stack of one of their resources (or in return for a service). One of these stacks always remains in the region it originates from. You cannot stockpile resources for later rounds.

Religion: Religion is very important in EMPIRE! When a player enters the game, their people are either pagans (animist, shamanist, druidist, unorganised religions involved with spirits, ancestor worship) or adherents of the Lord of Fire. The Lord of Fire is the god of a monotheistic religion with the Blazing Avatar as its head, who resides in a temple city in the mountains. The Blazing Avatar is said to channel the Lord of Fire himself and is an important figure throughout the continent, but cannot directly interfere. Gaining his support can be helpful or have unusual effects. Players can introduce their own religions with a special action if they have a Faith score of 5 (see below), raising an existing spiritual cult to official status, introducing something entirely new, or making a major change to an existing religion in their region.

Besides these things, regions also have a list of Technologies available in the region. The technology level at the start of the game is roughly early Medieval times, so things like plate armor, book-presses and complex siege weapons don't exist yet. Players can introduce new technologies through their actions (see below).

Creating Your First Ruler
All player characters have the following attributes: Diplomacy, Military, Curiosity, Faith and Luck. When a new player starts, they roll 1d4 for each attribute, and then place them where they want. They may add 1 point to two of their attributes beyond that.

You can make your rolls in this linked thread. Be sure to read the guidelines in the opening post there, and link to it in your compilation post with the ruler and country info. If you roll more than one 1, you may reroll any 1s beyond the first once. If you have more than two 1s after the reroll, those 1s become 2s (you are still left with two 1s).

Changing Rulers
Changing rulers is a non-action. If your current character dies or abdicates the throne, their heir takes their place. Usually this is the oldest child, but other succession laws may be in place (oldest son or oldest daughter, for instance). Roll 1d4 for their attributes, in order. They get a +1 in any attributes that their parent had a 4 or higher in; and a +2 in any attributes their parent had an 8 or higher in. Children who are adopted also receive these bonuses (children are always adopted at a young age and thus their new parent has a profound effect on their education).

If the new ruler is not a child of a previous ruler, they only get a +1 to two attribute scores (chosen freely), but may arrange the rolled scores freely, as with the first ruler of a new player. Regents who rule while the heir waits to come of age fall under this category as well. Regents cannot perform Special Actions. Regents can become legitimate rulers through a coup d'état and ridding themselves of the heir who would otherwise become the next legitimate ruler. This will enable regents to perform Special Actions.

If you change rulers during a round, use your former ruler’s attribute scores for this round. Effectively, their decrees and commands for the current period are still in effect. If you decide to change rulers before the round starts, you can change them at the start of the turn, in which case you will use your new ruler’s attribute scores. If you want to change rulers before a round starts, you must note in the post of the previous round that you will be switching rulers. You must do this before that round ends, because posts edited after that round has ended will not have their actions be counted.

Please link the rolled stats for your new ruler in your IC post in which they first come into play.

Regions and Region Types

Spoiler: Regions

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The standard type of region is a land region. Land regions can have a large variety of terrain types and resources. Regions have a default limit of 4 resources per region, 2 of which can be Great resources. However, this can be expanded by using miracles (if appropriate to the religion), a Great Project using a technology that could help with the resource you want to add or upgrade, or a highly specific spell. Or GM-adjudicated event.

Besides this standard region type there are several others:

Underground Regions
Underground regions are regions that occupy the same area as a land region, but are situated below them. They are noted in the tables by adding "below", "belowground", "underground" or simply a "B" behind the number. Not all land regions have an underground region below them. Check the atlas and region name table listing to see which regions have a known underground region below them. Some land regions may have an underground region below them without it being known yet. You can send explorers to check if there is one.

Underground regions count as adjacent to adjacent underground regions and the region they are situated below, but not as adjacent to their aboveground companion region's neighbours. Underground regions have no hard restrictions on resources as of yet, though it makes more sense for them to more often have mined resources.

Island Regions
Island regions are easy to recognize from the map, as they are a region completely surrounded by sea (or near-completely, in case of a peninsula/island region combo). Island regions can be attacked and defended by any unit type (land, naval, aerial).

Polar Regions
Polar regions are regions that are near the North or South Pole. Polar regions have a hard cap on the amount of resources they can have. Namely, they can have no more than two resources native to the region and food resources cannot rise above Good quality.

Rounds

Spoiler: Rounds

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Each round will take (roughly) one OOC week (5 years in-game) and will be announced by the GM when it starts. The GM will close the previous rounds first and use the intermediate time between closing a round and starting the next to update information and create Events. During each round you have five actions you can spend doing things.

Rounds are one week. If players haven't posted by the end of that week, their round is considered wasted. If all players have posted before the end of that week, the next round may start sooner. Rounds start on Sunday morning. Some players may only have time on weekends, and I figure they still might not have all weekends available. This way, they can post one round's actions on Saturday, and the next round's actions the day after, not needing to worry about it until Saturday two weeks later (unless they have conversations standing with other players).

Important to note is that the effects of actions don’t kick in until the end of the round. Armies raised in a round can therefore not be used until the next round, attribute increases only are added at the end of the round, and newly discovered resources or newly acquired technologies cannot be used until the round after they were introduced in your region. This is primarily because it makes keeping track easier for the GM and co-GMs.

New Player Bonus Actions
New players receive five bonus actions in their first round. This is so that new players can catch up with older players, using the actions to raise a number of troops, use Attribute 5 Special actions or even start with a finished Great Project. That’s right: you may spend multiple of these bonus actions on the same Great Project, resulting in a finished Great Project if you spend all of them on it. New players are barred from a few things with these bonus actions, however. These bonus actions may not be used to explore or colonize other regions.

Because aspiring players are put on the waiting list until there are multiple of them, new players can cooperate and coordinate their bonus actions to great effect, allowing starting players to make a big impact.

Secret Actions
You can spend one of your five actions in a turn doing a secret action. This secret action can be anything you want to keep secret from other players, such as a secret Great Project, spreading (false) technology, covert religious conversion or sending spies to another region to discover secret plots, for example. You have to send this secret action to the GM for verification, otherwise it will not be counted. Secret actions can be revealed at a later date, either by the player, the GM, or through the actions of other players.

Secret actions only count for attribute increases if you note what kind of action the secret action is in the IC thread (with a [Diplomacy], [Military], [Curiosity] or [Faith] tag). This means you can decide yourself whether you want to reveal what type of action your secret action is to gain the benefit of attribute increase with it, or keep it entirely secret, but not gain the benefit of it.

Projects
Some things may take more than one round to complete. These are called ‘projects’, and you need to spend one action per round on them. Some take only 2 rounds, like making the roads a little better between your cities. Some are Great Projects that take 5 rounds, like making a road network between all your towns, cities, fortresses and bordering countries, a Great Wall, an Underway or some amazing wondrous building.

Magic
Magic is not available to the players.

Acquiring New Regions
New regions can be acquired and come under your control in several ways. Conquest is one of the simplest ones (detailed under Military below). Another is by marrying yourself or your heir to the heir of that region, as long as the marriage makes it so that they become part of your family (instead of your heir becoming part of theirs, which would mean game-over unless you change who your heir is). This might be easy with NPC-controlled regions, and likely impossible with player-controlled regions. Pressing a marriage claim, ancestral claim or land claim to a region is detailed under Diplomacy.

Another way is by exploring and finding other regions and colonizing them through conquest or diplomacy, setting up trading posts or puppet rulers under your control in those regions.

Increasing Attributes
Every turn a player has completed their actions, they list at the end of their post what attributes they increase. Players’ rulers get a +1 increase if they dedicate two actions to actions related to a particular attribute, so if you use two actions to raise army units you have spent two actions on Military actions, for example. This would mean you then increase your Military by +1 at the end of the round. Since you have five actions, you can therefore increase two scores by +1 or one score by +2 if you spend four actions doing things related to a single attribute.

Please note clearly at the end of your post in the IC thread which attributes you increase so that co-GM TheWombatOfDoom can clearly note it in his tables. Attribute scores are capped at 10 and each provides special kinds of actions at scores 5 and 10, some of which can only be performed once per ruling character.

Diplomacy

Spoiler: Diplomacy

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A higher Diplomacy score decreases chances of riots and rebellions in any lands you hold and chances of finding a good spouse. It also increases the chances of NPCs agreeing to proposals you offer.

Actions
Settling a treaty with one or more players for trade, forming alliances, arranging a marriage or betrothal for your character or their children, changing laws.

Diplomatic Colonization [advanced]
Colonizing new regions can be done either through military force or diplomacy. Diplomacy does not require the presence of military units, but if another player's military units are present in a colonization attempt of their own, the military units' presence supersede any diplomatic attempts at colonization.

Sometimes, more than one player is trying to colonize the same region through Diplomacy. If this happens, either one of the players decides to stop and go look elsewhere, or they both make an opposed Diplomacy check (1d6+Diplomacy) to see who is more successful in the colonization. They do this during both rounds of the colonization process. The person who wins the first check gains a +2 bonus on the opposed check during the second round. The winner of the Diplomacy check during the second round is the one who successfully colonizes the region entirely. Of course, a player may choose not to continue colonization if they lost the opposed check during the first round.

This also means that if someone starts colonization in a later round than someone else, they’ve already lost, unless they bring military troops instead. (Military force will thwart diplomatic missionaries, but will certainly be opposed by the people there, who may ally themselves with the diplomatic missionaries’ country of origin.)

The person who discovered the region gets a +3 bonus to the Diplomacy check. This is so that explorers do get a bit of an edge, but don’t start the actual colonization process yet and may still be thwarted by more diplomatically successful colonizers.

Pressing Claims on Other Countries [advanced]
A situation has arisen! Another country is without a ruler! Or perhaps they have a ruler that you simply don't like very much, while you do like their land?

In case they happen to be a player, you can stake your claim and press it in an act of war! Don't forget to send your declaration of war to them!

In case they happen to be an NPC, you're in luck! It's pretty easy to press claims on them. In the world of Telluris, nobody knows why some just happen to be easier to press against. Perhaps the Weave of Fate simply weaves more strongly around those who might alter the course of history.

You can press a claim if you:

Have a relative of your ruler married to a direct descendant of one of the target region's earlier rulers. The more recent that ruler ruled, the stronger the claim!
Have ancestral ties to the target region. These claims are generally less strong than a marriage claim, unless a large amount of your people can trace their lineage back to that region. [This only works for regions, not full countries.]
The target country used to be part of your country, but they split off due to either revolution or peaceful splitting on part of either the people or previous rulers of your country.
You've fabricated a claim in an earlier round that was still during your current ruler's rule.

To press a claim, you must:

Spend an action on it, of course!
Roll a Diplomacy check and link it in your actions post (just like all other rolls should be).
If the result is at least 6, there is some support for your claim. If the result is at least 9, there is a lot of support for your claim. If there are other players pressing claims at the same time, the highest roll wins.

If you have some support (check result of at least 6) and have rolled the highest, you must spend another action next round to gather more support for your claim (requiring another Diplomacy check result of at least 6). If you have a lot of support (check result of at least 9) and have rolled the highest, you'll have claimed the target region or country by the end of this round.

Other claimants (players with a claim) who lost may attempt to create rebellions in the target region or country in a revenge attempt--or a final resort to get the target region or country for themselves should the rebellion prove successful somehow.

Claimants may also forfeit their claim to support another claimant, providing a +2 to the other claimant's Diplomacy check result.

Diplomacy 5 Special
If you have a score of 5 in Diplomacy, you can spend an action to stabilize a single region. This will prevent riots or rebellions from breaking out, which are common if you aren’t importing your people’s Import Necessity from another region, there are other claimants to the throne, the ruler is of a different religion than the people, or the country is being wrecked by natural disaster. The stability will last until the end of the ruler’s reign and may last beyond it if the region is treated well.

Diplomacy 10 Special: If you have a score of 10 in Diplomacy, you may combine stable regions that you control into a bigger one and claim a higher title.

4 or more adjacent regions combine into a Great Kingdom, becoming a Great King. Great Kings have one bonus action per round. You lose the title if you ever control less than 4 adjacent regions.
3 or more Great Kingdoms (not necessarily adjacent) into an Empire, becoming an Emperor. Emperors have two bonus actions per round. You lose the title if you ever control less than 3 Great Kingdoms.

If you attempt to form a Great Kingdom, it will be handy if you link to earlier posts where you performed the Diplomacy 5 action to stabilize any regions that are not your home region. This doesn't just help us see that you've done it for all of them, but it also gives you a double-check for yourself on each of the regions.

Military

Spoiler: Military

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Military actions are things that involve training or using armies, navies and aerial units in both offense and defense.

Actions
Raising a military unit (1000 soldiers; whether it’s an army unit, naval unit or aerial unit), training militia, defending your land or invading another region, building fortifications.

Unit Types
There are three unit types: land units (army units), naval units and aerial units. Land units can attack land regions and underground regions. Naval units can attack coastal regions, and if they do they can also be attacked by land units. Naval units can be used in defense of a region only against attacks by naval units. The exception to this is island regions, which naval units can also defend against land units and aerial units. Aerial units can attack land regions, but if they do they can also be attacked by land units.

Units cannot go through countries that aren’t allied or specifically allow it, so if you wish to attack a specific country that you can only reach by going through countries you aren’t allied with and that haven’t specifically allowed you to go through, then you’ll have to fight them first. If the regions you’d have to go through do not have units, you can just march on through with no resistance.

Training and Using Military Units
When one of your armies clashes with that of another player or those of an NPC, both sides roll 1d10 and add their leader’s Military score and the armies’ size (+1 per unit of 1000). The controller of the region may get a bonus based on defensible terrain in the region. Either side may get a bonus if they have technology that the enemy does not if that technology can be practically used in war. You must specify in this action whether they are land units (army), naval units (navy at sea) or aerial units. Also, if you have control over multiple regions, you must specify in which region you train them.

If you want to have naval units with boats, you need to have access to wood. If you want to equip your armies with weapons, you need to have access to appropriate materials (wood, certain metals, etc). For aerial units, you need some method of flight (flying creatures, appropriate technology, magic, etc).

Armies can never be larger than 10% of the total population of all regions you control (at which point you have enlisted half of the able-bodied adults, both men and women, or all able-bodied men, or all able-bodied women, depending on your people's culture). Raising one army unit (1000 soldiers) requires one action.

Allies can help attack or defend a region they have army units in. If a battle takes place between more than two armies, allies only use the highest Military score available to them. However, all sides must take an action to partake in the battle. The players who lead the armies must each make a Military check (1d10+their Military score+number of units under their command in that region+amount of technologies they have that are applicable).

If you have multiple battles going on at the same time, you have to decide which one your ruler is leading. All other battles your country is involved in, but your ruler is not leading personally, only get half the ruler's Military score as a bonus.

The loser of a battle loses an amount of units equal to half the difference in roll results, rounded up. If the results were 11 and 6, that means the loser loses [{11 – 6}/2, rounded up] units, so 3 units. The winning side will have 1d6 x 5% of the base losses of the losing side (rounded down). The leaders of the battle (those supplying the Military scores and/or Winning Tactics) have a 50% chance of losing an additional 1000 troops. Each participant on one side (including leaders) that sends 2000 troops or more has a 50% chance of losing an additional 1000 troops. If no units remain on one side, their leaders are captured by the other side.

If you win two battles in a row (one in one round, the second in the next) against the same opponent in the same region, you drive them out of that region or rout their forces. If you are the invader, that means you seize control over that region. In the next round, you will probably have to spend the Diplomacy 5 Special Action on that region, though the rebel leader can still fight back against you (see Second Chances below).

Training Militia
You can train militia members to defend against invasions or help attack regions adjacent to the one they live in. With one action you can raise all your potential militias. Your potential militias are equal to one 20% of your total population minus your military units, so if you have the maximum amount of military units raised, you can only raise 10% of the population from that region as militia. If you are being invaded at the moment you try to train militia, a lot of people will be too occupied with getting their families to safety, so you will only be able to raise half the amount of people that would otherwise be available as militia. Every 2 units of militia (so every 2000 militia members) give a +1 bonus to Military rolls, making them only half as effective as normal military units. Militias only remain active until the end of the next round. For example, if you trained militia in round 4, they would remain active until the end of round 5.

Military 5 Special
If you have a Military score of 5, you can introduce agents. Agents are special operatives with specialized skills. You can choose one set of skills and you will receive a +2 bonus on any rolls in which agents are involved and the particular action requires use of that set of skills. To train agents and use a Military 5 Special action to create them, you must either have a resource in any of your regions that is a particular kind of people (like ‘Craftsmen’ or ‘Athletes’) or you must have a finished Great Project in the form of a school (like the Kasumor Academy for Culture and Prowess). This makes agents perfect for a specific type of job and often useful as spies or for secret actions.

You can have only one type of agent at any time. Introducing a new type with a different set of skills based on a different resource or Great Project school makes it replace the old one.

Military 10 Special
If you have a Military score of 10, you can introduce a Winning Tactic. A Winning Tactic gives you a +4 bonus to all Military rolls in one specific kind of terrain.

Winning Tactics apply to one type of area only, as determined at the time the player introduces their Winning Tactic or until they change it with a new Military 10 action. They can only be utilized in regions that actually have the type of area. The following area types are examples of possibilities:

Mountains
Hills
Plains
Desert (hot and dry; does not include arctic desert)
Forest (includes underground [mushroom] forests)
Swamp
Inland Waters (lakes, rivers, etc.)
Coastal
Open Sea
Deep Ocean (underwater)
Underground (excluding underground forests and waters)
Arctic
Sky (requires aerial units)

Attacks with naval units on a region can be coastal battles or take place in an area immediately adjacent to the coast or part of the coast. Coastal cliffs, for example, count as mountains in such a scenario, though from a land attack they wouldn't.

Underground regions can benefit greatly from an Underground Winning Tactic, but underground battles can also take place in underground forests or near underground lakes or rivers.

Curiosity

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A lot of people are naturally inquisitive. Some like inventing things, other like exploring things for the sake of knowledge, some others find new ways to improve doing things people do every day. Curiosity is basically how a character handles things like science and economics. Creating new things, such as buildings, roads, fleets, mines and so on, takes time and effort. Clever people know ways to make it easier, quicker, and better. However, creating defensive structures or building things with the army is a Military endeavor rather than a Curious one.

Actions
Searching for new resources, inventing new things, changing education systems, building schools.

Acquiring Technology
You can get new technologies three ways: invent it with a Curiosity 10 Special Action, get it from a friendly player, or steal it.

If another region that you don't control has access to technology that you don't, you can send people to acquire that technology for you, either by force or by diplomatic agreement with the other player. They can just give it to you, but otherwise you can make an opposed Curiosity check, rolling 1d6+your Curiosity against 1d6+their Curiosity. If you roll higher, you acquire the technology (but only one kind of technology per action).

Curiosity 5 Special
If you have a Curiosity score of 5, you become able to introduce a new resource in one of your regions (either previously unknown or only a Minor Resource) or upgrade existing Good Resource to a Great Resource. A Good Resource can be traded to up to 3 other regions. A Great Resource can be traded to up to 6 other regions. You can find unique resources (such as mithril, adamantine, etc) in your region, but you must be able to reasonably justify it. Such special resources require you to research technology to really utilize it. This action can only be done once per ruler.

When a new resource comes into play, the head GM will decide whether it is a special resource that requires getting a technology upgrade (Curiosity 10 Special Action) first to start meaningfully using it, like for things like the military. Aerial unit creation always requires a technology, for instance. Using the special abilities of supernatural creatures also requires a technology to create the appropriate training programs.

Curiosity 10 Special
If you have a Curiosity score of 10, you become able to introduce a new technology in your regions. This requires that you already have prerequisite technologies and any resources that are necessary either through trade or as a Good or Great Resource in one of your regions. This action can only be done once per ruler.

Be sure to check if any other players already have technologies you might use to help you, either because it's exactly what you want, or because it's a step in the right direction to help you make the technology you want.

Faith

Spoiler: Faith

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Your relations with the Temple of the Lord of Fire (or the head of your new organised religion) is determined by your Faith score instead of your Diplomacy score.

Actions
Maintaining ties with the head of your religion, creating unity among your people, maintaining morale in times of trouble, building temples or tombs.

Converting People
If there are regions that you are allies with, trade with (or through) or have an army in, you can spend an action to make a minority of the people there take on your religion (if it is organized). Roll 1d6+your ruler’s Faith against 1d6+their ruler’s Faith (+3 if there is a holy order of a different religion in that region). If your result is higher, you introduce a religious minority of your religious to that region. If there is already a minority present from an earlier round, you can increase this to a majority with the same kind of check (but add another +2 to the “defender”). Only one religious majority can be present in a region at a time.

If the ruler of that region does not oppose your conversion with a Faith check of their own (opposing conversion does not require an action, but must be noted in their post with a link to the roll), or if they simply forget to make the check, you instead check against the population's base resistance of 7+defensive bonuses (including Holy Order bonuses).

If you do not wish to have a certain religious minority (or majority) in your region, you can wage Holy Civil War on them or re-convert them. Make either a Military check or a Faith check (1d6+your relevant attribute). If you roll an 8 or higher (11 for a religious majority), they are converted to your primary religion. If you used Military, many of them are exterminated (1d3x1000 for a minority, [1d4+1]x1000 for a majority).

Rulers may spend an action to convert to a new religion, but this may upset the stability of any regions they control that don’t have a majority following that religion.

A religious majority in a region can be made to be the only religion in that region with another successful Faith check, but the "defender" gets a +4 bonus to their check.

Faith 5 Special
If you have a Faith score of 5, you become able to start a new religion and appoint a head of the religion. At least half of the people in your capital region and most of those in the regions you control will convert, turning it into the religious majority of your capital region and a religious minority in all other regions you control. This can only be done once per ruler, and you should probably do it no more than once--unless you want to make some really big changes to the religion.

Faith 5 Special
If you follow an organized religion, you may form a Holy Order in one of your regions if you have permission from the head of the religion (the player who created it). If you are invaded by someone of a different religion, regions with a Holy Order in them give you an extra +½ to your Military rolls. This can only be done once per ruler and they cannot have been the one to create the organized religion.

Faith 10 Special
If you follow an organized religion, you may request a miracle from the deity/spirit/force or one of the deities/spirits/forces that you worship. The miracle must fit with the deity/spirit/force’s theme and portfolio. Miracles can destabilize enemy regions, help win battles, uncover new or increase existing resources (from Minor or nonexistent to Good, or from Good to Great), and so on. The GM makes the call on what actually happens (and it will not happen until the start of the next round), but you are free to request nearly anything as long as it fits the one from whom you request the miracle.

Magic [advanced]

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There are very few ways for a player to get magic.

The GM gives it to them. (Usually only a magic artifact.)
The player uses a Luck 10 action.

When a character gains the Magic attribute, the player must define what kind of magic they have and how it functions. This can differ radically between characters, but has little impact on the power of the character's magic. The type of magic can never be changed after it has been defined. You may pick a type another character already has. It is advised you create a unique type of magic that is all your own, or at least take a type of magic that is really original. (As always, preferably nothing copyrighted, but renaming stuff with a similar theme is grade-A okay.)

The Magic stat might be genetic. In fact, researchers are pretty sure of that. Or it might not be, science shrugs its shoulders at the subject.

Learning Spells
With one action, a ruler can learn or teach another character who uses the same type of magic two spells of that type of magic.

Magic 5 Special: You can create a magic artifact, a small one one could carry on their person. Not terribly powerful at all, but handy and certainly flavourful. This action can be done once per ruler.

Magic 10 Special: You can create a new magic spell that you may use. This is done in discussion with the GM. Fluff over mechanics is preferred.

Luck

Spoiler: Luck

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The effects of Luck are currently unknown. Luck also cannot be increased the normal way. Instead, every round the head GM will look at the players’ actions and see if anyone has done something special that might advance the game as a whole, or something really ingenious fluff-wise. The head GM will then make a judgment call to give those players an increase in Luck. This is an attribute increase in addition to the normal attribute increases decided by the player, because no actions are directly Luck-related. Luck checks are occasionally used for secret actions and other actions that have a questionable outcome that does not directly relate to any of the other attributes.

Luck 5 Special:

Luck 10 Special: Does something amazing.

Country Relationships [advanced]

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There are several ways in which countries can cooperate more tightly than an alliance might allow.

Wards and Lieges
The nations which rule over others (termed “Liege States”) do so in two primary ways: either by agreement from the natives, or by takeover through conquest, colonization or presses of claims. The following rules deal with the former, in which the natives of a region strike an agreement with a more powerful state.

In this kind of relationship the larger, more powerful country is called the Liege and the smaller one the Ward. Ward states may only contain one region and may not colonize, conquer or press claims, though they may participate in war. There are three forms of Ward states, under varying degrees of control by the Liege state. There are ways in which a Liege can increase control over a Ward state, and ways for a Ward state to escape that control.

Liege and Ward states commonly share borders or both have a coast on the same ocean. Liege and Ward states do not have to share borders in this manner, but not sharing borders will allow the lands that lie between them to block transport of resources and troops.

The lowest level and simplest form of Ward is the Protectorate. The Ward gives 2 stacks of the Liege’s choice of resources, and gains military protection against invasion. If the Ward becomes a Tributary—the second level—then in addition to the Protectorate agreement, the Ward may not take any [Military] actions without the Liege’s approval. In return, the Ward may use one of its Liege’s scores (Curiosity, Military, Diplomacy, Faith, or Luck) on one roll in that turn. The final level is Vassaldom, wherein the Ward additionally gains all technology held by the Liege, and is given any new technology they obtain (the Liege must still mention this in their own actions). In return, the Liege gets 6 stacks of the Ward’s resources of their choice.

Lieges
Certain agreements may be signed after discussion between players in addition to the standard rules for Wards and Lieges. Marriage agreements are often one of them.

Lieges may attempt an opposed Diplomacy roll to move the Ward state one level higher (Protectorate  Tributary  Vassal). In doing so, any gifts given along with the attempt in the same action (such as people, military units, technologies, or resource stacks) give them a +1 on this roll—stacking with each other, because of their influence with the people.

To become a Liege state a country must have at least two regions with at least one military unit trained in each region.

Wards
Wards may make their own actions in rebellion, should they be so opposed. Of course, they are not restricted from any of the normal measures (discussion, conferences, alliances, and the like) of the game, but several other actions can be taken. First, any secret actions they take are not held by the terms of the treaty: thus they may raise troops without permission, take military action without permission, and the like. Second, they may make opposed Diplomacy checks to gain popular support and move themselves one step up the ladder towards freedom (Vassal  Tributary  Protectorate  Free). For every allied country that supports them they gain a +2 bonus on the check, as well as a +1 bonus if they are a Tributary, or a +2 bonus if they are a Vassal. Only one such check may be made in a round, but on the round they are moved up from Protectorate, the Ward state is considered to have broken free, and may colonize, claim or conquer as normal.

Protectorates
Liege: Gets 2 stacks of the [Resources] of their choice, can forbid the creation of military units.
Ward: Gets military defense, guaranteed. If their Liege is unable to defend them, they can declare the treaty defunct.

Tributaries
Liege: Gets 4 total stacks of the [Resources] of their choice, and may forbid/veto [Military] actions.
Ward: May use one of the Liege’s scores in place of theirs, once per turn. This cannot be used for Special actions.

Vassals
Liege: Gets 6 total stacks of the [Resources] of their choice, and may forbid/veto [Diplomacy] actions as well.
Ward: Gets all technologies acquired by their liege, plus the Vassal's regions are counted as part of their country and can thus be used to form a Great Kingdom.

Federation
A Federation is a group of countries who band together to form one country, with the constituent countries becoming ‘states’. Each of these states functions the same as a non-confederated country played by any other player and can have colonies of their own.

Forming a Federation
Forming a Federation requires at least three participating players/countries, all of whose regions must be politically stable (due to being primary regions or through Diplomacy 5 Special actions). Each must set up a Great Project to create the Federation together, and the Federation isn’t created until all three (or more) Great Projects are finished. If another player wants to join the Federation, it is a small project (2 rounds) for them and a small project for one of the members of the Federation, thus making it harder and take more time to join a Federation than it would to join an alliance.

If one of the participants in the creation of a Federation is unable to post their actions during a week, they may count their Great Project as having continued that round regardless, if they do post the round after that and continue it. Unlike normal Great Projects, the forming or joining of a Federation cannot be assisted by others.

Benefits of a Federation
Members of a Federation can make diplomatic agreements of alliance for the Federation as a whole, or trade agreements for any regions that are part of the Federation. However, if the state controlling a region part of such an agreement does not agree with an agreement another Federation member makes, they may veto the agreement.

The heads of the states within a Federation each specialize in a particular political style (kind of like they are ministers in a parliament or senators from different political parties). All members must choose one attribute (Diplomacy, Military, Curiosity or Faith) to specialize in. They gain one extra action per round, but must spend two of their actions during any round on that attribute. They must also choose one attribute that they neglect, and they may never spend actions on things related to that attribute. Of course, they can be clever and spend it on similar actions that just happen to be related to another attribute as well, but keep in mind that some actions are very clear on what attribute they belong to. Anything requiring an attribute roll is clearly related to that attribute, for example, and exploration is always Curiosity.

If a player who is in a Federation cannot post during a round, other members of the Federation may take their specialized actions. For example, if the player specializes in Diplomacy, the other members may take two Diplomacy actions on their behalf. Two members of a Federation may specialize in the same attribute, but no more than that.

If a member of a Federation posts less than five actions during a round, it’s okay if none of them are of their specialized attribute, just as long as none of the actions are of their forbidden attribute.

Downsides of a Federation
No member states of a Federation may be a Great Kingdom or form one. If an aspiring member state has a Great Kingdom, they must dissolve it before starting their project to create or join a Federation. Aspiring members of a Federation may not be Wards of a country that isn’t part of that Federation, but they may be Wards of a Federation member state. When the country joins the Federation, they are free from their Liege and no longer are a Ward, as they are now on equal level as them within the Federation.

Game Over and Second Chances

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It's Game Over for you if your character dies without an heir, or if their heir is married into another family.

If all your regions have been lost, your ruling character (or their heir if your ruling character dies in an invasion) can become a rebel leader. They can try to take back their lost region (or acquire a new one) until their death, but while they have rebel leader status they have only two actions per round. This allows a player a second chance when they lose their last region.

As an alternative, a player for whom it’s game over may re-apply for a new region as any other new player can. They are then put on the waiting list, unless there are new regions already available. They then start anew, fluffing the new region (unless it comes pre-fluffed) and making a new ruling character to start with.

Inactive Players

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If a player goes absent, I'll PM them three rounds later, and if they haven't posted by the fourth round afterwards, the region can be re-claimed by a new player for one week. If nobody claims it (feel free to invite someone to), then it becomes an NPC nation. If a new player claims it they may decide to simply take over the region as it is the way the old player left it, unless the old player gave note that they want their region to go away if they leave. However, if the old player had any marriages with other player's families, they can lay claim to it, and I won't make the old region go away. Instead, it becomes a free-for-all for all those who have a claim to it, plus whatever rebel forces there may be.

Sometimes a player can be only temporarily absent. If a player does not post during a round, but others are using actions to make and confirm deals with the temporarily absent player, and the GM knows about it beforehand, then the action holds without the absent player having to spend an action on it. (I mean, they couldn’t anyway, because they’re absent at that time.) If the absent player gives a note about their absence for that week (or more than a week) beforehand, it should be completely fine. If a player is attacked during such a time, they are assumed to be spending an action to commit all their forces to the defense of their country for that round.

If a player hasn't posted during a round, they receive one bonus action for the round after that. If they haven't posted for two rounds, they receive two bonus actions for the first round in which they post after that, unless they have restarted in a new region at that point.

It is also a possibility that players leave us during the game, simply because they’re unable to continue due to prioritized commitments or for other reasons. In such a case, the link to the post compiling their information will be stored in case the player might return in the future to take things up again elsewhere. We heartily welcome new players, as well as returning ones.

**TheWombatOfDoom** · 2014-04-24, 06:38 AM (ISO 8601)

Round Increase Updates

Active Rounds Table

Capital Region	Player	Active Rounds
Gunung	Chacmon	12
Celero	Logic	13
Kasumor	WaylanderX	13
Woodwind	QuintonBeck	13
Calorum	Chief	12
Genivana	zabbarot	13
Hrathan-Tuor	ImperatorV	12
Raaneka	Zap Dynamic	11
Lyradis	TheWombatOfDoom	13
Razdis	Silverbit	13
Guilder	SamBurke	13
Pryonia	Arutha	11
Sympolemou	Tychris1	13
Bordeux	Lord_Burch	13
Ashenia	Elemental	13
The Jeweled Cities	lt_murgen	12
Alydaxis	moossabi	9
Salteire	Rizban	4
Niskovia	Kitsanth	2
Halja	RainDragon	2
Sycia	HisHolyAngel	5
Glazfell	BladeofOblivion	6
Kingdom of the Jarrs	Aedilred	4

Spoiler: Round 13 Stat Increases

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Round 13 Stats!

Wenyavuk – Has gone NPC!

Gunung - +1 Diplomacy, +1 Curiosity

Celero - +1 Military, +1 Curiosity.

Hurosha Empire - ~~+1 Diplomacy~~, +1 Military, +1 Curiosity.

Ignato Empire - +1 Military. +1 Diplomacy.

Calorum - ~~+1 Faith~~

Genivana - +2 Faith

Hrathan-Tuor - +1 Diplomacy.

Raaneka - +2 Curiosity, +1 Luck. (pending)

Kingdom of Serendel - +1 Diplomacy, 1 Curiosity, +1 Faith.

Razdis - +1 Military. New Ruler – Vali

Guilder - +2 Diplomacy.

Pryonia - +2 Curiosity.

Sympolemou - +2 Diplomacy.

Bordeux - +1 Military, +1 Curiosity.

Kingdom of Ashenia – +1 Diplomacy, +1 Military, +1 Luck. New Ruler – Shenath Toranath

AQUA – +1 Diplomacy, +1 Military.

Alydaxis - ~~+1 Diplomacy~~, +1 Military.

Saltiere - +1 Diplomacy, +1 Military.

Niskovia - +2 Curiosity.

Halja - +1 Military, +1 Curiosity.

Sycia - +1 Diplomacy.

Glazfell - +2 Military.

Jarrland - +1 Diplomacy, +1 Curiosity, +2 Luck.

Mulharum – Has gone NPC!

All players get +1 to Active Rounds. Perfect score!

Previous Round Increases:
Round 1
Round 2
Round 3
Round 4
Round 5
Round 6
Round 7
Round 8
Round 9
Round 10
Round 11
Round 12
Round 13

Spoiler: Round 11 Trade Agreements

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Round 11 Trade!

(everything but treaties section updated)

Please Note: Trade agreements (that I record, and therefore, take no action to keep recorded) can only be about things you CURRENTLY have. Any future agreements (such as plans to contribute to a project) are not written down, will not be written down, and cannot be part of terms of an alliance. Therefore, actions will still be needed for plans such as giving tech or resources when you get them, or when you decide the action. All trades with such delegations will be treated as "Gifts".

Confirmed by All Involved Parties:

[Marriage]

Alice Borduex to Dyamusen Ignato
Celwyrr of Jarrow to Errick Serendel of Lyradis
Hiykan of Wenyavuk to Imnaya an Pajen

[Betrothal]
Bekya of Wenyavuk to Liam Serendel of Lyradis

[Redistributions] (all nations and actions approved)

Borduex –

Errelosse Cattle to Borduex and Ashenia
Errelosse Nyx Hounds to Borduex and Ashenia
Valterre Marble to Borduex and Ashenia
Valterre Precious Stones to Borduex and Ashenia
Crima Horses and Stone to Ashenia
Crima Grain to Valterre and Ashenia
Cassian Goats to Valterre, Errelosse, Solus and Ashenia
Bordeux Cedar Wood, Sulphur, Gold, and Furs to Sulvan’s Fury and Ashenia
Solus Glass and Olive Oil to Ashenia

Guilder –

Guilder Grain to Rannara
Guilder Bronze to Maos
Rannara Magnetite to Guilder
Maoa Athletes and Dinosaurs to Guilder

Glazfell –

Frosscov Wood to Estglaz
Glazfell Bronze to Skarval
Glazfell Meat to Frosscov
Skarval Herbs to Estglaz, Skarval and Glazfell

Ashenia –

Ashenia Books, Horses, Silver and Dairy to Sulvan’s Fury
Ashenia Books, Silver, and Dairy to Borduex
Ashenia Horses to Crima
Angan Anvale Wheat and Void Beasts to Borduex
Kyaralath Halucinatory Flowers to Borduex
Hazaria Salt to Borduex

Sulvan’s Fury –

Sulvan Mithril, Coal, and Iron to Ashenia and Borduex.

[Gifts]

Raaneka Berunda Technology to Borduex

Ignato Sea Faring Technology to Alydaxis, Kasumor, Scla’ca, Celero, Hrathan-Tuor, and Genivana

Razdis Printing Press Technology to Lyradis and Raaneka

Woodwind Wood to Kasumor

Nyroth Wood to Grizzland

Celero Griffon Riding Technology to Sycia

Celero Iron to Propinlonge

[Trades]

Woodwind Dire Boar for Guilder Plate Armor Technology

Tar Meat for Sympolemou Vegetables

Jarrland Dyes for Sycia Grain

Aloren Goats and Fish for Qarimos Elephants

Jarrs Wood for Mulharum Mithril

Saltiere Gold for Jarrs Limestone

Ranaara Magnetite for Saltiere Silver

Saltiere Salt for Region 36 Crops

Saltiere Gold for Region 34 Drum Lizards

Saltiere Silver for Mulharum Shellfish

Saltiere Gold for Jeweled Cities Fruits

Saltiere Salt for Jeweled Cities Kelp Olive Oil

Frosskov Silk for Sycia Pegasi

Jeweled Cities Fruit for Gwristin Quartz

Ashenia Books for Bereginina Light Crystals

Glazfell Meat for Sympolemou True Ice

Jarrland Dyes for Jeweled Cities Fruit

[Treaties]

UN - Renegotiations

GC - Renegotiations

Heartwaste Pact

Jarrland – Mulharum Alliance

Salterri Imperium Doctrine

Glazfell – Sympol Peace Treaty

Snow Pact

Unconfirmed:

Grmanhil Honeycombs for Wenyavuk Wooly Mammoths

Expired/Cancelled Trade Attempts:

UN Peace Treaty – Terms Breached

Ignoto Plate Armor Technology for Alydaxis Trained Kralax – Neither have the tech available for trade as of this point.

Previous Rounds:
Round 5
Round 6
Round 7
Round 8
Round 9
Round 10
Round 11

**TheWombatOfDoom** · 2014-04-24, 06:39 AM (ISO 8601)

Rulers of Telluris

Updated to Year 395!

Capital Region	Region Name	Player	Ruler	D	M	C	F	L	Magic
P2	Wenyavuk	NPC	Näiyop an Kal	6	3	10	3	8	-
01	Gunung	Chacmon	Topiltzin Aitah I	10	7	9	3	3	-
02A	Celero	Logic	Queen Regent Amalia Cordelia Noth	4	8	8	2	2	-
04A	Hurosha Empire	WaylanderX	Eienguard Nyllana Earthguard	10	6	9	2	3	-
06	Ignato Empire	QuintonBeck	First Empress Syana Ignato	9	6	6	2	6	-
07A	Calorum	Chief	High Priest Vilindrae Divinorum	3	6	4	10	2	-
09	Genivana	zabbarot	Shahidi Mkuu Shvedrishti "Bright-Eyes"	4	4	4	10	5	2
10	Hrathan-Tuor	ImperatorV	High Speaker Nathanias Ethmorl	6	4	4	5	4	-
11A	Raaneka	Zap Dynamic	Queen Anguri and King Krama Adite	7	6	8	1	4	-
13A	Kingdom of Serendel	TheWombatOfDoom	Lord Liam Serendel	7	5	6	4	4	-
13B	Razdis	Silverbit	Vali	5	4	3	4	4	-
14	Guilder	SamBurke	Humperdink, Doge of Guilder	10	8	5	3	5	-
16A	Pryonia	Arutha	Rogar Cardion	6	3	7	2	1	-
18A	Sympolemou	Tychris1	Duke Ironfang	6	7	10	3	3	-
20A	Bordeux	Lord_Burch	Lord Cedrik Bordeux	7	9	7	1	4	-
22	Kingdom of Ashenia	Elemental	Shenath Toranath	4	5	2	2	4	-
25	AQUA	lt_murgen	Amber Grant	7	7	10	4	4	-
29	Alydaxis	moossabi	King Apahulucta	10	10	10	3	3	-
35	Saltiere	Rizban	Chief Hierarch Zanper Fidious the Holy	9	3	1	10	4	-
47A	Niskovia	Kitsanth	High Prince Vanya Nisakovich	4	2	9	4	2	-
47B	Halja	Rain Dragon	Aipiskaupus Thuidans Kaiser	2	4	4	5	2	-
50	Sycia	HisHolyAngel	High Priestess Fabula	8	3	3	10	5	-
59	Glazfell	BladeofObliviom	King Hroar the Hyperborean	10	5	4	5	3	-
62A	Jarrland	Aedilred	Alfwyr, King of the Jarrs	6	3	6	3	5	-
64B	Mularuhm	NPC	King Kalderdan Ringmaker	7	4	7	5	3	-

Spoiler: List of Rulers

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Näiyop an Kal [aspi]
Age: 57
Family Tree: None
Regions Controlled: Wenyavuk (P2)
Succession: Spouse of oldest child inherits

Topiltzin Aitah I [Chacmon]
Age: 63
Family Tree: None
Regions Controlled: Gunung(#1), Mictlanpa (#P1)
Succession: Oldest child inherits.

Queen Regent Amalia Cordelia Noth [Logic]
Age: ???
Family Tree: Here
Regions Controlled: Celero (#2)
Succession: Oldest child inherits.

Eienguard Nyllana Earthguard [WaylanderX]
Age: 76
Family Tree: Here
Regions Controlled: Kasumor (#4), Zargrim (#15A)
Succession: Oldest child inherits.

First Empress Syana Ignato [QuintonBeck]
Age: ???
Family Tree: Here
Regions Controlled: Nyroth (#3), Woodwind (#6), Aloren (#8)
Succession: Oldest child inherits.

High Priest Vilindrae Divinorum [Chief]
Age: 91
Family Tree: None
Regions Controlled: Calorum (#7)
Succession: Oldest child inherits.

Shahidi Mkuu Shvedrishti "Bright-Eyes" [zabbarot]
Age: 30
Family Tree: Here
Regions Controlled: Genivana (#9)
Succession: Oldest son inherits.

High Guildmaster Nathanias Ethmorl [ImperatorV]
Age: ???
Family Tree: None
Regions Controlled: Hrathan-Tuor (#10)
Succession: Oldest child inherits (they must prove themselves capable, but this is merely ritual in nature).

Queen Anguri and King Krama Adite [Zap Dynamic]
Ages: ??? and ???
Family Tree: Here
Regions Controlled: Raaneka (#11)
Succession: Succession goes to the eldest married couple with at least 50% Raaneki ancestry on both sides.

Liam Serendel [TheWombatOfDoom]
Age: 45
Family Tree: Here
Regions Controlled: Lyradis (#13)
Succession: Child most capable at ruling inherits (only oldest three eligible).

Vali [Silverbit]
Age: ???
Family Tree: None
Regions Controlled: Razdis (#13 underground)
Succession: Oldest child inherits.

Humperdink, Doge of Guilder [SamBurke]
Age: ???
Family Tree: None
Regions Controlled: #14
Succession: Richest man in the country inherits?

Rogar Cardion [Arutha]
Age: ???
Family Tree: Here.
Regions Controlled: Pryonia (#16A), Galie-Noiret (#16B)
Succession: Oldest child inherits.

Duke Ironfang Van Troven [Tychris1]
Age: 69
Family Tree: Here
Regions Controlled: Sympolemou (#18)
Succession: Oldest child inherits.

Lord Cedrik Bordeux [Lord_Burch]
Age: 64
Family Tree: Here
Regions Controlled: Bordeux (#20), Solus (#40)
Succession: Oldest son inherits.

Princess Idrisa Toranath, Regent of Ashenia [Elemental]
Age: 84
Family Tree: Here
Regions Controlled: Ashenia (#22), Hazaria (#28), Kyaralath (#44)
Succession: Oldest child inherits.

Chief Talon Char [Aeternus]
Age: ???
Family Tree: None
Regions Controlled: Tar (#24)
Succession: Oldest child inherits.

Amber Grant [lt_murgen]
Age: 66
Family Tree: None
Regions Controlled: The Jeweled Cities (#25)
Succession: Council delagates next heir.

King Apahulucta [moossabi]
Age: 65
Family Tree: None
Regions Controlled: Alydaxis (#29)
Succession: Oldest child inherits.

Chief Hierarch Zanper Fidious the Holy [Rizban]
Age: ???
Family Tree: None.
Regions Controlled: Saltiere (#35)
Succession: Oldest child inherits.

High Prince Vanya Nisakovich [Kitsanth]
Age: 33
Family Tree: Here
Regions Controlled: Niskovia (#47A)
Succession: Oldest child inherits.

Aipiskaupus Thuidans Kaiser [RainDragon]
Age: 52
Family Tree: Here
Regions Controlled: Halja (#47B)
Succession: Oldest child inherits.

High Priestess Fabula [HisHolyAngel]
Age: 55
Family Tree: None
Regions Controlled: Sycia, (#50)
Succession: Nationwide search for next pristess, based on mystic signs when she is born. When found, the current high priestess adopts her heir. Raised to be the next High Priestess, when she dies, and inherits the title and the Rod of Yphine is passed to her.

Alfwyr, King of the Jarrs [Aedilred]
Age: 64
Family Tree: Here.
Regions Controlled: Kingdom of Jarr (#62)
Succession: Oldest child inherits.

Kalderdan Ringmaker [ForzaFiori]
Age: 54
Family Tree: None
Regions Controlled: Mulharam (#64)
Succession: Oldest child inherits.

**TheWombatOfDoom** · 2014-04-24, 06:40 AM (ISO 8601)

Trade & Resources

This post is updated as of the year 380!

#	Kingdom	Region Name	Race	Resources	Needed Resource
P1	Gunung	Mictlanpa	Flame Berapi Humans	[Good 0/3] Fish	Wheat
P2	-	Wenyavuk	Human	[Great 4/6] Wooly Mammoth (Furs, Leather, Mount), [Good 3/3] Amber.	Metal
P3	Sympol	-	-	-	-
P4	-	-	-	-	-
P5	-	-	-	-	-
P6	-	-	-	-	-
P7	-	-	-	-	-
P8	-	-	-	-	-
01	Gunung	Gunung	Flame Berapi	[Great 4/6] Adamantine, [Good 3/3] Iron, [Good 2/3] Obsidian, [Good 2/3] Crops.	Wood
02A	Celero	Celero	Human	[Good 1/3] Wood, [Good 1/3] Iron, [Good 1/3] Fish [Good 1/3] Griffons.	Grain
02B	Celero	Bereginia	Beregines	[Good 0/3] Light crystals, [Good 0/3] Granite, [Good 0/3] Iron.	Wood
03	Triumvirate	Nyroth	Humans Lizardfolk	[Good 2/3] Wood, [Good 0/3] Spices, [Good 2/3] Silk.	Stone
04A	Hurosha Empire	Kasumor	Human Fae (Cloudiz)	[Good 3/3] Huge insects, [Good 0/3] Shintouite stone, [Good 3/3] Alchemical compounds, [Good 3/3] Cotton (from plant-sheep)	Food
04B	Hurosha Empire	Shikurai	Elves Goblins	[Great 2/6] Squid	Fabrics
05A	-	The Heartwaste	Vampires	[Good 0/3] Precious gems, [Good 0/3] Bloodfire (volatile, viscous red liquid), [Good 0/3] Stone	Wood
05B	Razdis	Eyrecradia	Elves (Gem, Ore and Moss)	[Good 1/3] Platinum, [Good 0/3] Mushrooms, [Good 0/3] Moss, [Good 0/3] Opal	Food
06	Triumvirate	Woodwind	Human	[Good 2/3] Dire Boar, [Good 1/3] Fish, [Good 1/3] Wood,	Platinum
07A	-	Calorum	Human	[Good 0/3] Salt, [Good 1/3] Marble, [Good 1/3] Cows.	Fuels (Coal, Ect.)
07B	Hurosha Empire	Gwrîstîn	Menhîrin	[Good 1/3] Lead Good 1/3 Quartz	Creatures
08	Triumvirate	Aloren	Human	[Good 0/3] Fish, [Good 1/3] Spices, [Good 2/3] Goats.	Metals
09	Triumvirate	Genivana	Human Mawa	[Good 2/3] Vegetables, [Good 1/3] Wood, [Good 0/3] Fish, [Good 0/3] Current Pepper.	Metals
10	Triumvirate	Hrathan-Tuor	Human	[Good 1/3] Fine crafted goods/luxury items (metalwork, pottery, leather, jewelry and clothing) [Good 0/3] Basilisks (venomous), [Good 0/3] Assassins' guild services.	Fruits and Vegetables
11A	Raaneka	Raaneka	Human	[Good 6/6] Heartwine, [Good 3/3] Lumber, [Good 3/3] Sandstone(colored), [Good 1/3] Berundas (Firebirds).	Meat
11B	Raaneka	Ayava	Gnomes	[Good 0/3] Scholars, [Good 0/3] Mushroom Trees, [Good 0/3] Cave Cats.	Light
12	Raaneka	Qarimos	Human	[Good 1/3] Spices, [Good 2/3] Elephants, [Good 1/3] Ships.	Wood
13A	Kingdom of Serendel	Lyradis	Human Half-Dwarf	[Good 2/3] Clay objects, [Great 4/6] Grain, [Good 3/3] Craftsmen.	Metals
13B	Razdis	Razdis	Dwarf Half-Dwarf	[Good 0/3] Stone, [Good 3/3] Iron, [Good 3/3] Coal, [Good 3/3] Mithril.	Wood
14A	Guilderene Empire	Guilder	Human	[Good 2/3] Wood, [Good 1/3] Crops, [Good 3/3] Bronze (copper and tin mines). [Good 3/3] Inventors	Craftsmen
14B	Razdis	Elbaraz	Half Dwarves	[Good 1/3] Tin [Good 1/3] Copper	Food
15A	Hurosha Empire	Zargrim	Goblins	[Good 1/3] Furs Good 1/3 Phoenixes	Food
15B	Hurosha Empire	Keldagrim	Dwarf	[Good 0/3] Goats, [Good 0/3] Gold, [Good 0/3] Iron.	Cloth
16A	Pyronia	Pryonia	Human	[Good 3/3] Coal, [Good 0/3] Crystal, [Good 1/3] Lord of Fire relics.	Food
16B	Pryonia	Galie-Noiret	Dwarves	[Good 0/3] Sulfur [Good 0/3] Nitrates	Coal
17A	Hurosha Empire	Tekorva	Human	[Good 1/3] Stone, [Good 1/3] Iron, [Good 2/3] Fish. [Good 1/3] Brass (copper and zinc mines)	Grains
17B	Empire of Sanctuary	Yorukuni	Demihuman	[Good 0/3] Kinu Kuroth (silk wyrms)	Wood
18A	Sympol	Sympolemou	Sympol (Ratfolk)	[Good 1/3] Iron, [Good 1/3] Wood, [Good 0/3] Vegetables, [Good 0/3] Monsterous Rodents.	Meat
18B	Sympol	-	-	-	-
19	Kingdom of Serendel	Domhan Abhaile	Human	[Good 1/3] Fish, [Good 2/3] Wood, [Good 0/3] Goats.	Fine Clothing
20A	Bordeux Concordant	Bordeux	Human	[Good 3/3] Cedar wood, [Good 3/3] Furs, [Good 3/3] Gold. [Good 3/3] Sulfur	Food
20B	-	-	-	-	-
21A	Razdis	Sulvan Primarchy	Dwarf	[Good 3/3] Iron, [Good 3/3] Coal, [Good 3/3] Mithril.	Food
21B	-	-	-	-	-
22	Kingdom of Ashenia	Ashenia	Human	[Good 3/3] Dairy Cows (and thus dairy products, especially cheese), [Good 2/3] Horses, [Good 3/3] Silver, [Good 3/3] Books.	Iron
23	Bordeux Concordant	Crima	Human	[Good 3/3] Horses, [Good 3/3] Grains, [Good 3/3] Stone.	Wood
24	AQUA	Tar	Quill	[Good 1/3] Wood, [Good 0/3] Tar, [Good 0/3] Meat.	Precious Metals
25	AQUA	The Jeweled Cities	Human (adapted)	[Great 3/6] Kelp-Olive Oil, [Good 2/3] Gemstones (amber, turquoise, opal and pearls), [Good 1/3] Fruits.	Iron
26	Bordeux Concordant	Cassia	Human	[Great 0/6] Goats	Metals
27	Alydaxan Dominion	Scla´ca	Lizardfolk	[Good 0/3] Wood (Tropical), [Good 3/3] Gold, [Good 0/3] Herbs (medical, poisonous, etc.).	Stone
28	Kingdom of Ashenia	Hazaria	Human	[Great 0/6] Salt	Spices
29	Alydaxan Dominion	Alydaxis	Lizardfolk	[Good 2/3] Ordinarium, [Good 0/3] Wood, [Good 1/3] Silver, [Good 0/3] Ancient Artifacts.	Stone
30	Triumvirate	Grizzland	Humans Orcs	[Good 0/3] Grain, [Good 0/3] Dire Crabs.	???
31	Kingdom of Serendel	Grmanhil	Orcs	[Good 1/3] Iron, [Good 0/3] Sheep (Wool), [Good 1/3] Bees (Honey, Mead)	Wheat
32	Kingdom of Serendel	Selyra	Human	[Good 2/3] Rhinos, [Good 0/3] Abyssium.	Food
33	Salterri Imperium (Riz)	Bracia	Human	[Good 0/3] Hops	Salt
34	Salterri Imperium	Bor-teire	-	-	-
35	Salterri Imperium (Riz)	Salteire	Human	[Good 1/3] Salt, [Good 0/3] Gold [Good 0/3] Silver	Food
36	Salterri Imperium	Aus-Teire	-	-	-
37	Salterri Imperium	Pontensulae	-	-	-
38	Salterri Imperium	Penoccident	-	-	-
39	Celero	Propinlonge	-	-	-
40	Bordeux Concordant	Solus	Human	[Good 1/3] Olive Oil [Good 2/3] Glass	Wood
41	Alydaxan Dominion	Glirfrey	Lizardfolk	[Good 2/3] Girrafes, [Good 0/3] Kralax.	Wood
42	Alydaxan Dominion	?	?	?	?
43	Kingdom of Ashenia	Angan Anvale	Human	[Good 0/3] Void Beasts [Great 0/6] Wheat	Cloth
44	Kingdom of Ashenia	Kyaralath	Human	[Good 0/3] Hallucinatory Flowers	Copper
45	-	United Lacertian Dominion	Lizardfolk	[Good 0/3] Iron, [Good 0/3] Adamantine, [Good 0/3] Great Lizards.	Herbs
46	Gunung	-	-	-	-
47A	-	Niskovia	Niskans	-	Wood
47B	Fera	Halja	Haljans	-	Art
48	-	-	-	-	-
49	Bordeux Concordant	Errelosse	Giants	[Good 2/3] Cattle [Good 0/3] Nyx Hounds	Alchohols
50	-	Sycia	Catfolk	[Good 0/3] Pegasi, [Good 0/3] Gems, [Good 1/3] Grain.	Silk
51	-	Felitoria	Catfolk Drakefolk	[Good 0/3] Crystals, [Good 0/3] Wood, [Good 0/3] Furs.	Coal
52	Glazfell Hegemony	Drugard	Lesser Tieflings	-	Food
53	Guilderene Empire	Rannara	Human	[Good 0/3][/b] Magnetite	Food
54	Guilderene Empire	Maos	Human	[Good 0/3] Dinosaurs [Good 1/3] Athletes	Cheap Metals
55	-	-	-	-	-
56	Glazfell Hegemony	Skarval	Frost Berapi Catfolk Humans	[Good 0/3] Herbs, [Good 0/3] Stone.	Metal
57	Glazfell Hegemony	Frosskov	Frost Berapi Catfolk Werewolves	[Good 0/3] Silk, [Good 0/3] Wood.	Meat
58	Glazfell Hegemony	Estglaz	Frost Berapi	[Good 0/3] Silver, [Good 0/3] Gold.	Wood
59	Glazfell Hegemony	Glazfell	Frost Berapi	[Good 1/3] Bronze, [Good 0/3] Tear of Yphine (Crystals), [Good 0/3] Meat (Megafuana).	Crops
60	Kingdom of Serendel	Borlmyn	Merfolk	[Great 0/6] Giant Pistol Shrimp	Clay
61	Kingdom of Serendel	Requiem	Human	[Good 2/3] Clay, [Good 0/3] Horses Good 0/3 Iron Wood.	Food
62A	Protectorate of the Salterri Empire	Kingdom of the Jarrs	Human	[Good 3/3] Timber, [Good 3/3] Limestone, [Good 3/3] Dyes.	Grains
62B	Mularuhm	-	-	-	-
63A	Salterri Imperium	Discordia	-	-	-
63B	Mularuhm	-	-	-	-
64A	Protectorate of the Salterri Empire	Relic / Vennland	-	-	-
64B	Mularuhm	Mularuhm	Dwarves	[Good 0/3] Shellfish, [Good 0/3] Mithril, [Good 0/3] Gold.	Wood
65	Protectorate of the Salterri Empire	Minotron	-	-	-
66	Protectorate of the Salterri Empire	-	-	-	-
67	Protectorate of the Salterri Empire	-	-	-	-
68A	Protectorate of the Salterri Empire	-	-	-	-
68B	Mularuhm	-	-	-	-
69	Protectorate of the Salterri Empire	-	-	-	-
70	Bordeux Concordant	Valterre	Elves	[Good 0/3] Precious Stones [Good 0/3] Marble	Meat

Current Nations:

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Wenyavuk
Region P2
People: Human
Resources:

[Great 4/6] Wooly Mammoth (Furs, Leather, Mount),
[Good 3/3] Amber.

Import necessity/great desire: Metals.
Imports: Wood [Nyroth], Cotton [Kasumor], Fruit [Jeweled Cities], Iron (as steel) [Gunung], Bronze [Elbaraz], Mithril [Razdis], Grain [Lyradis]

Gunung
Region 1, 46 & P1, Chacmon

Gunung
People: Flame Berapi [demihuman] (fiery humans), Itzli culture.
Resources:

[Great 4/6] Adamantine,
[Good 3/3] Iron,
[Good 2/3] Obsidian,
[Good 2/3] Crops.

Import necessity/great desire: Wood
Imports: Wood [Celero], Fish [Celero], Cotton [Kasumor], Boar [Woodwind], Bronze [Guilder], Coal [Pryonia], Wood [Genivana], Inventors [Guilder], Wooly Mammoths [Wenavuk].
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???
People: ??? (???), ??? culture.
Resources:

[Good 0/3] ???,
[Good 0/3] ???,
[Good 0/3] ???.

Import necessity/great desire: ???.
Imports: --
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Mictlanpa
People: Flame Berapi [demihuman] and Human, Inuit culture.
Resources:

[Good 0/3] Fish

Import necessity/great desire: Wheat
Imports: None

Celero, the Kingdom of [link]
Region 2A & 2B, Logic
People: Human (lean, fair-skinned and -haired), Celerese culture.
Resources:

[Good 1/3] Wood,
[Good 1/3] Iron,
[Good 1/3] Fish
[Good 1/3] Griffons.

Import necessity/great desire: Grain.
Imports: Crops [Gunung], Obsidian [Gunung], Vegetables [Genivana], Craftsmen [Lyradis], Adamantine (worked) [Gunung], Wood [Guilder].
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Bereginia
People: Beregines [demihuman] (slender mammalians, roughly 3 feet tall), Beregine culture.
Resources:

[Good 0/3] Light crystals,
[Good 0/3] Granite,
[Good 0/3] Iron.

Import necessity/great desire: Wood.
Imports: --
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Propinlonge
People: ??? (???), ??? culture.
Resources:

[Good 0/3] ???,
[Good 0/3] ???,
[Good 0/3] ???.

Import necessity/great desire: ???.
Imports: --

Hurosha Empire
Region 4A, 4B, 7B & 15A, WayladerX

Kasumor
People: Human (tall, light-skinned) and Cloudiz-blood Humans [demihuman] (with fish-like tails, gills or dragonfly-like wings), Kasumori culture.
Resources:

[Good 3/3] Huge insects,
[Good 0/3] Shintouite stone,
[Good 3/3] Alchemical compounds,
[Good 3/3] Cotton (from plant-sheep).

Import necessity/great desire: Food.
Imports: Craftsmen [Lyradis], Grain [Guilder], Iron [Keldagrim], Fish [Tekorva], Brass [Tekorva], Inventors [Guilder], Adamantine (worked) [Gunung], Amber [Wenyavuk], Squid [Shikurai], Lead [Gwrystin], Quartz [Gwrystin], Sandstone [Raaneka]
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Shikurai
People: Ore and Gem Elves and Goblins, Eyrecradian and Zargrimian culture.
Resources:

[Great 2/6] Squid,

Import necessity/great desire: Fabric.
Imports:Phoenixes [Zargrim], Furs [Zargrim]
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Gwrîstîn
People: Menhîrin (Stone beings), Gwrîstîn Culture
Resources:

[Good 1/3] Lead
Good 1/3 Quartz

Import necessity/great desire: Creatures
Imports: Obsidian [Gunung]
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Zargrim
People: Gobiln, Zargrimian culture.
Resources:

[Good 1/3] Furs
Good 1/3 Phoenixes

Import necessity/great desire: Food
Imports: Boar [Woodwind], Coal [Razdis], Squid [Shikurai]

Ignato Empire
Region 3, 6 & 8, QuintonBeck

Nyroth
People: Human (silvery-white skin, pink hair, don't sleep) and Lizardfolk [nonhuman], Nyrothi culture.
Resources:

[Good 2/3] Wood,
[Good 0/3] Spices,
[Good 2/3] Silk.

Import necessity/great desire: Stone.
Imports: Amber [Wenyavuk], Heartwine [Raaneka], Stone [Tekorva], Kelp Oil [Jeweled Cities]
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Woodwind
People: Human (tall, dark-skinned, brown- or green-eyed), Woodwind culture, Human, Alorese culture.
Resources:

[Good 2/3] Boar (including dire),
[Good 1/3] Fish,
[Good 1/3] Wood,

Import necessity/great desire: Platinum
Imports: Iron (forged into steel) [Gunung], Huge Insects [Kasumor], Platinum [Eyrecradia], Adamantine (worked) [Gunung], Olive Oil [Solus].
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Aloren
People: Human, Alorese culture.
Resources:

[Good 0/3] Fish,
[Good 1/3] Spices,
[Good 2/3] Goats.

Import necessity/great desire: Metals
Imports: Vegetables [Genivana], Gold [Scla'ca], Silver [Alydaxia].

Calorum
Region 7, Chief
People: Humans (tan, dark-haired, men often bearded), Calori culture.
Resources:

[Good 0/3] Salt,
[Good 1/3] Marble,
[Good 1/3] Cows.

Import necessity/great desire: Fuels (apart from wood).
Imports: Coal [Pryonia], Faith objects [Pryonia].

Genivana, the Kingdom of
Region 9, zabbarot
People: Human (tall, dark-skinned, dark- or red-haired) and mawa [demihuman] (description), Genivana culture.
Resources:

[Good 2/3] Vegetables,
[Good 1/3] Wood,
[Good 0/3] Fish,
[Good 0/3] Current Pepper.

Import necessity/great desire: Metals.
Imports: Iron [Celero], Adamantine [Gunung], Goats [Aloren], Fine Crafted Goods [Hrathan-Tuor]

Hrathan and Tuor, the Land of the Nine Guilds
Region 10 & 30, ImperatorV

Hrathan and Tuor
People: Human (light of skin, dark hair for undergrounders, blonde is common, red is seen within guildmaster families), Hrathanesse culture.
Resources:

[Good 1/3] Fine crafted goods/luxury items (metalwork, pottery, leather, jewelry and clothing),
[Good 0/3] Basilisks (venomous),
[Good 0/3] Assassins' guild services.

Import necessity/great desire: Fruit/vegetables.
Imports: Vegetables [Genivana]
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Grizzland
People: Human (tall, dark-skinned, dark- or red-haired) and Orcs, Grizzlandian culture.
Resources:

[Good 0/3] Grain[/SIZE],
[Good 0/3] Dire Crabs.

Import necessity/great desire: Fruit/vegetables.
Imports: --

Raaneka
Region 11 & 12, Zap Dynamic

Raaneka
People: Humans
Resources:

[Good 6/6] Heartwine,
[Good 3/3] Lumber,
[Good 3/3] Sandstone(colored),
[Good 1/3] Berundas (Firebirds).

Import necessity/great desire: Livestock.
Imports: Clay Pottery [Lyradis], Ships [Qarimos], Horses [Crima], Gold [Scla' ca], Gems [The Jeweled Cities], Bees [Grmanhil], Glass [Solus], Silk [Nyroth], Bronze [Guilder], Athletes [Maos], Mithril [Razdis], Alchemical Components [Kasumor], Kelp Oilve-Oil [Jeweled Cities]
---
Qarimos
People: Humans (tall, thin, olive-skinned), Sea People culture.
Resources:

[Good 1/3] Spices,
[Good 2/3] Elephants,
[Good 1/3] Ships.

Import necessity/great desire: Wood.
Imports: Wood [Domhan Abhaile], Wood [Sympolemou], Clay (Brick/Pottery) [Lyradis], Iron [Razdis], Iron [Grmanhil]
---
Ayava
People: Gnomes, Sea People culture.
Resources:

[Good 0/3] Scholars,
[Good 0/3] Mushroom Trees,
[Good 0/3] Cave Cats.

Import necessity/great desire: Light.
Imports: --

Kingdom of Serendel
Region 13, 19, 31, 32, 60 & 61, TheWombatOfDoom

Lyradis
People: Human (thick build, tanned skin, dark hair, brown- or green-eyed), Lyradissian culture.
Resources:

[Good 2/3] Clay objects,
[Great 4/6] Grain,
[Good 3/3] Craftsmen.

Import necessity/great desire: Metals.
Imports: Coal [Razdis], Iron [Tekorva], Giant Insects [Kasumor], Griffons [Celero], Elephants [Qarimos], Wine [Raaneka], Bronze [Guilder], Rhinos [Selyra], Mithril [Razdis], Wooly Mammoths [Wenyavuk]
---
Domhan Abhaile
People: Human (fair-skinned, red- or brown-haired, often braided), Priomhcine culture.
Resources:

[Good 1/3] Fish,
[Good 2/3] Wood,
[Good 0/3] Goats.

Import necessity/great desire: Fine clothes.
Imports: Spices [Qarimos], Iron [Razdis], Coal [Razdis], Iron [Sympolemou].
---
Grmanhil
People: Orcs
Resources:

[Good 1/3] Iron,
[Good 0/3] Sheep (Wool),
[Good 1/3] Bees (Honey, Mead).

Import necessity/great desire: Wheat.
Imports: Elephants [Qarimos], Wood [Raaneka]
---
Selyra
People: Human (), culture.
Resources:

[Good 2/3] Rhinos,
[Good 0/3] Abyssium.

Import necessity/great desire: Food
Imports: Grain [Lyradis]
---
Borlmyn
People: Merfolk ( ), amphibious culture.
Resources:

[Great 0/6] Giant Pistol Shrimp

Import necessity/great desire: Clay
Imports: Fired Clay [Lyradis]
---
Requiem
People: Human (thick build, tanned skin, dark hair, brown- or green-eyed), Orcs; Lyradissian culture.
Resources:

[Good 2/3] Clay,
[Good 0/3] Horses
Good 0/3 ???.

Import necessity/great desire: Food
Imports: Fired Clay [Lyradis]

Razdis
Region 5B, 13B, 14B & 21, Silverbit

Eyrecradia
People: Gem Elves [demihuman] (obsidian skin, hair and eyes colored like precious gems), Ore Elves [demihuman] (stone-grey skin, metal-colored hair and eyes) and Moss Elves [demihuman] (pale grey skin, green eyes, beige-/green-/white-/red-haired, bioluminescent blood), Eyrecradian culture.
Resources:

[Good 1/3] Platinum,
[Good 0/3] Mushrooms,
[Good 0/3] Moss,
[Good 0/3] Opal.

Import necessity/great desire: Food.
Imports: Wood [Woodwind]
---
Razdis
People: Dwarves [demihuman] (grey-black skin; grey-/rusty red-/black-haired, black-; orange- or blue-eyed), Razdissi culture.
Resources:

[Good 0/3] Stone,
[Good 3/3] Iron,
[Good 3/3] Coal,
[Good 3/3] Mithril.

Import necessity/great desire: Wood.
Imports: Grain [Lyradis], Wood [Domhan Abhaile], Wood [Raaneka], Ships [Qarimos], Heartwine [Raaneka], Rhinos [Selyra], Mammoths [Wenyavuk], Wood [Tar].
---
Elbaraz
People: Half Dwarves, Guilderine culture.
Resources:

[Good 1/3] Tin
[Good 1/3] Copper

Import necessity/great desire: Food
Imports: Amber [Wenavuk]
---
Sulvan's Fury
People: Dwarves [demihuman] (the long-lived Sulvai dwarves), Sulvai culture.
Resources:

[Good 3/3] Iron,
[Good 3/3] Coal,
[Good 3/3] Mithril.

Import necessity/great desire: Food.
Imports: Cedar wood [Bordeux], Furs [Bordeux], Gold [Bordeux], Dairy products [Ashenia], Silver [Ashenia], Horses [Crima], Grains [Crima], Stone [Crima], Books [Ashenia], Sulfur [Bordeux].

Guilder
Region 14, 53 & 54 SamBurke

Guilder
People: Human (large variety), no single unifying culture.
Resources:

[Good 2/3] Wood,
[Good 1/3] Crops,
[Good 3/3] Bronze (copper and tin mines).
[Good 3/3] Inventors

Import necessity/great desire: Skilled laborers and craftsmen.
Imports: Iron (forged into steel) [Gunung], Alchemical components [Kasumor], Craftsmen [Lyradis], Adamantine [Gunung], Heartwine [Raaneka]
---
Rannara
People: Human (pale, small of stature), Rannaran culture.
Resources:

[Good 0/3] Magnetite

Import necessity/great desire: Food
Imports: None
---
Maos
People: Human, Maian culture.
Resources:

[Good 0/3] Dinosaurs
[Good 1/3] Athletes

Import necessity/great desire: Cheap Metals
Imports: Berundas [Raaneka]

Keldagrim
Region 15, Silver Ablaze
People: Dwarves [demihuman] (even women have hints of beard), Keldagrim culture.
Resources:

[Good 0/3] Goats,
[Good 0/3] Gold,
[Good 0/3] Iron.

Import necessity/great desire: Cloth.
Imports: Huge Insects [Kasumor].

Pryonia
Region 16A & 16B, Arutha

Pryonia
People: Human (short, fair-skinned, dark-haired), Pryonic culture.
Resources:

[Good 3/3] Coal,
[Good 0/3] Crystal,
[Good 1/3] Flame- and faith-related objects.

Import necessity/great desire: Food.
Imports: Crops [Gunung], Marble [Calorum], Cows [Calorum], Fish [Tekorva].
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Galie-Noiret
People: Dwarves, Noiretian culture.
Resources:

[Good 0/3] Sulfur
[Good 0/3] Nitrates

Import necessity/great desire: Coal
Imports: None

Empire of Sanctuary
Region 5A, 17A, & 17B, NPC

The Heartwaste
People: Fae/vampire/werewolf mix [demihuman] (western badlands: dusky skin, dark hair, brown eyes; eastern mountains: pale, light-haired, green eyes), Heartwaste culture.
Resources:

[Good 0/3] Precious gems,
[Good 0/3] Bloodfire (volatile, viscous red liquid),
[Good 0/3] Stone.

Import necessity/great desire: Wood.
Imports: Platinum [Eyrecradia], Brass [Tekorva]
---
Tekorva
People: Humans (tan, pale-haired), Tekorvite culture.
Resources:

[Good 1/3] Stone,
[Good 1/3] Iron,
[Good 2/3] Fish.
[Good 1/3] Brass (copper and zinc mines)

Import necessity/great desire: Rice.
Imports: Grain [Lyradis], Coal [Pryonia], Cotton [Kasumor], Alchemical Components [Kasumor], Wood [Nyroth], Bloodfire [Heartwaste], Wood [Guilder]
---
Yorukuni
People: Demihuman, Yorukuni culture.
Resources:

[Good 0/3] Kinu Kuroth (silk wyrms)

Import necessity/great desire: Wood
Imports: None

Sympolemou
Region 18, Tychris1
People: Sympol [nonhuman] (Ratfolk), Sympol culture.
Resources:

[Good 1/3] Iron,
[Good 1/3] Wood,
[Good 0/3] Crops(Vegetables)
[Good 0/3] Monsterous Rodents.

Import necessity/great desire: Meat.
Imports: Ships [Qarimos], Fish [Domhan Abhaile].

Bordeux Concordant
Region 20A, 23, 26, 40, 49 & 70, Lord_Burch

Bordeux
People: Humans (tall, red-haired), Bordeusi culture.
Resources:

[Good 3/3] Cedar wood,
[Good 3/3] Furs,
[Good 3/3] Gold.
[Good 3/3] Sulfur

Import necessity/great desire: Food.
Imports: Iron [Sulvan Primarchy], Coal [Sulvan Primarchy], Mithril [Sulvan Primarchy], Dairy products [Ashenia], Horses [Ashenia], Silver [Ashenia], Grains [Crima], Stone [Crima], Books [Ashenia], Cattle [Errelosse], Nyx Hounds [Errelosse], Marble [Valterre], Precious Stones [Valterre].
---
Crima
People: Human (lean, dark-skinned and -haired, brown-/hazel-/green-eyed), Cree culture (sometimes called Crimar by outsiders).
Resources:

[Good 3/3] Horses,
[Good 3/3] Grains,
[Good 3/3] Stone.

Import necessity/great desire: Wood.
Imports: Furs [Bordeux], Gold [Bordeux], Iron [Sulvan Primarchy], Coal [Sulvan Primarchy], Mithril [Sulvan Primarchy], Dairy products [Ashenia], Horses [Ashenia], Silver [Ashenia], Books [Ashenia], Sulfur [Bordeux], Wine [Raaneka], Wood [Raaneka].
---
Cassia
People: Human (short of stature), Solusi culture.
Resources:

[Great 0/6] Goats

Import necessity/great desire: Metals
Imports: None
---
Solus
People: Human (short of stature), Solusi culture.
Resources:

[Good 1/3] Olive Oil
[Good 2/3] Glass

Import necessity/great desire: Wood
Imports: Wood [Raaneka], Fish [Woodwind],
---
Errelosse
People: Giants, Errelossian culture.
Resources:

[Good 2/3] Cattle
[Good 0/3] Nyx Hounds

Import necessity/great desire: Alchohol
Imports:--
---
Valterre
People: Elves, Valterri culture.
Resources:

[Good 0/3] Precious Stones
[Good 0/3] Marble

Import necessity/great desire: Meat
Imports: --

Kingdom of Ashenia
Region 22, 28, 43 & 44, Elemental

Ashenia
People: Human (pale skin, dark-haired, grey- or blue-eyed), Ashenite culture.
Resources:

[Good 3/3] Dairy Cows (and thus dairy products, especially cheese),
[Good 2/3] Horses,
[Good 3/3] Silver,
[Good 3/3] Books.

Import necessity/great desire: Iron.
Imports: Cedar wood [Bordeux], Furs [Bordeux], Gold [Bordeux], Iron [Sulvan Primarchy], Coal [Sulvan Primarchy], Mithril [Sulvan Primarchy], Horses [Crima], Grains [Crima], Stone [Crima], Sulfur [Bordeux], Glass [Solus]
---
Hazaria
People: Human, Hazarian culture.
Resources:

[Great 0/6] Salt

Import necessity/great desire: Spice
Imports: None
---
Angan Anvale
People: Human, Draganan culture.
Resources:

[Good 0/3] Void Beasts
[Great 0/6] Wheat

Import necessity/great desire: Copper
Imports: None
---
Kyaralath
People: Human, Kyaralathi culture.
Resources:

[Good 0/3] Hallucinatory Flowers

Import necessity/great desire: Copper
Imports: None

Ancestral Quill Unification Alliance
Region 24 & 25, lt_murgen

The Jeweled Cities
People: Islanders [demihuman] (tall, broad, dark, some with exotic eyes and hair, resemble the Woodwind and Crimar peoples, have webbed hands and feet), Human (large variety).
Resources:

[Great 3/6] Kelp-Olive Oil,
[Good 2/3] Gemstones (amber, turquoise, opal and pearls),
[Good 1/3] Fruits.

Import necessity/great desire: Iron.
Imports: Wine [Raaneka], Ordinarium [Alydaxis], Wooly Mammoth [Wenyavuk], Silk [Nyroth], Inventors [Guilder], Sandstone [Raaneka]
---
Tar
People: Quill [demihuman] (tall, lithe, dark-haired/-skinned, athletic), Quill culture.
Resources:

[Good 1/3] Wood,
[Good 0/3] Tar,
[Good 0/3] Meat.

Import necessity/great desire: Precious metals.
Imports: Iron [Razdis]

Scla´ca
Region 27, Shnur
People: Lizardfolk (dark green scales, brown spots or strips)
Resources:

[Good 0/3] Wood (Tropical),
[Good 3/3] Gold,
[Good 0/3] Herbs (medical, poisonous, etc.).

Import necessity/great desire: Stone.
Imports: Sandstone [Raaneka], Goats [Aloren], Ordinarium [Alydaxis].

Alydaxan Dominon
Region 29 & 41, moossabi

Alydaxis
People: Lizardfolk (spikes on tail)
Resources:

[Good 2/3] Ordinarium,
[Good 0/3] Wood,
[Good 1/3] Silver,
[Good 0/3] Ancient Artifacts.

Import necessity/great desire: Stone.
Imports: Spices [Aloren], Gold [Scla' ca], Kelp Oil [The Jeweled Cities].
---
Glirfrey
People: Lizardfolk (spikes on tail)
Resources:

[Good 2/3] Girrafes,
[Good 0/3] Kralax.

Import necessity/great desire: Wood.
Imports: ---

???
Region 30
People:
Resources:

[Good 0/3] ???,
[Good 0/3] ???,
[Good 0/3] ???.

Import necessity/great desire: ???.
Imports: --

Salteire
Region 35, Rizban
People: Human (lean, wirey), Salterri culture
Resources:

[Good 1/3] Salt,
[Good 0/3] Gold
[Good 0/3] Silver

Import necessity/great desire: Food.
Imports: ---

United Lacertian Dominion
Region 45, NPC
People: Lizardfolk (long tailed, live birth)
Resources:

[Good 0/3] Iron,
[Good 0/3] Adamantine,
[Good 0/3] Great Lizards.

Import necessity/great desire: Herbs.
Imports: --

Holy Kingdom of Sycia
Region 50, HisHolyAngel
People: Catfolk
Resources:

[Good 0/3] Pegasi,
[Good 0/3] Gems,
[Good 1/3] Grain.

Import necessity/great desire: Silk.
Imports: Bronze [Glazfell]

Felitora
Region 51, NPC
People: Catfolk, Dragonfolk, Beastfolk, Felitoran culture.
Resources:

[Good 0/3] Crystal,
[Good 0/3] Wood,
[Good 0/3] Furs.

Import necessity/great desire: Coal.
Imports: --

Glazfell Hegemony
Region 56, 57, 58 & 59, BladeofObliviom

Skarval
People: Frost Berapi [Demihuman] (icy humans), Catfolk, Goblins, Humans; Skarvali culture
Resources:

[Good 0/3] Herbs,
[Good 0/3] Stone.

Import necessity/great desire: Metals.
Imports: --
---
Frosskov
People: Frost Berapi [Demihuman] (icy humans), Catfolk, Werewolves; Frosskovian culture
Resources:

[Good 0/3] Silk,
[Good 0/3] Wood.

Import necessity/great desire: Meat.
Imports: --
---
Estglaz
People: Frost Berapi [Demihuman] (icy humans), Estglazzi culture
Resources:

[Good 0/3] Silver,
[Good 0/3] Gold.

Import necessity/great desire: Wood.
Imports: --
---
Glazfell
People: Frost Berapi [Demihuman] (icy humans), Galzfelli culture
Resources:

[Good 1/3] Bronze,
[Good 0/3] Tear of Yphine (Crystals),
[Good 0/3] Meat (Megafuana).

Import necessity/great desire: Crops.
Imports: Grain [Sycia]

Kingdom of the Jarrs
Region 62, Aedilred
People: Human (tall, slender), Jarrow culture
Resources:

[Good 3/3] Timber,
[Good 3/3] Limestone,
[Good 3/3] Dyes.

Import necessity/great desire: Grains.
Imports: ---

Mulharum
Region 64B, ForzaFiori
People: Dwarves, Mularuhm culture
Resources:

[Good 0/3] Shellfish,
[Good 0/3] Mithril,
[Good 0/3] Gold.

Import necessity/great desire: Wood.
Imports: ---

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Alliances

#	Region Name	Player	Alliances
P2	Wenyavuk	aspi	Polar Peace Pact
01 P1 46	Gunung	Chacmon	The Grand Coalition Polar Peace Pact
02A 02B	Celero	Logic	Celero/Guilder Treaty The Grand Coalition The Treaty of Apology Treaty of Wind and Stone
04A 04B 07B 15A	Hurosha Empire	WaylanderX	Treaty of Wind and Stone The Grand Coalition Kasumor-Tekorva Treaty Treaty of Awakening
03 06 08	Ignato Empire	QuintonBeck	Treaty of Wind and Stone The Grand Coalition The Alliance of Scale & Sky The Southern Triumvirate Ignato/Sanctuary Treaty Agreement of Sun and Horizon
07	Calorum	Chief	Calorum/Genivana/Tuor Treaty The Grand Coalition
09	Genivana	zabbarot	Calorum/Genivana/Tuor Treaty The Southern Triumvirate
10	Hrathan-Tuor	ImperatorV	Calorum/Genivana/Tuor Treaty The Southern Triumvirate
11	Raaneka	Zap Dynamic	The Dawn League
12	Qarimos	NPC	Alliance of the Mended Mast The Dawn League
13A 32 60	Lyradis	TheWombatOfDoom	Disian Alliance Lyradis/Tekorva Treaty The Treaty of Apology Alliance of the Mended Mast The Dawn League Grand Coalition
5B 13B 14B 21	Razdis	Silverbit	Disian Alliance Silver Pact The Dawn League Union of the North
14 53 54	Guilder	SamBurke	Celero/Guilder Treaty The Grand Coalition Treaty of Awakening
15B	Keldagrim	Silver Ablaze	Silver Pact The Grand Coalition
16A 16B	Pryonia	Arutha	The Grand Coalition Pyronia/Tekorva Treaty
5A 17A 17B	Empire of Sanctuary	NPC	Lyradis/Tekorva Treaty Pyronia/Tekorva Alliance Kasumor-Tekorva Treaty Ignato/Sanctuary Treaty Treaty of Awakening
P3 18A 18B	Sympolemou	Tychris1	None
19	Domhan Abhaile	NPC	-
20A 23 26 40	Bordeux Concordant	Lord_Burch	Union of the North Crimar-Raaneka Treaty
22 28 44	Kingdom of Ashenia	Elemental	Union of the North
24 25	AQUA	lt_murgen	Agreement of Sun and Horizon
27	Scla´ca	Shnur	The Alliance of Scale & Sky Saurian Alliance
29	Alydaxis	moossabi	The Alliance of Scale & Sky Saurian Alliance Alydaxis/Jeweled Treaty
31	Grmanhil	Slayerofundead	The Dawn League
45	United Lacertian Dominion	Lorick	-
50	Sycia	HisHolyAngel	-
51	Felitora	Arkhosia	-
52	GLWIH	tortor	-
59	Glazfell	BladeofObliviom	-

Agreement of Sun and Horizon

Participants: Jeweled Cities and Ignato Empire

Agreement involves the sharing of technology, mutual military defence of waters, and trade. Jeweled Cities Ocean Faring Ships Tech shared to Ignato in return for a port city on the Coast of Woodwind. Furthermore the Ignato Empire will send students to the Naval Academy of the Jeweled Cities to learn how to properly navigate and use the ships who's design has been granted to the Empire. During this time of training experts from the Jeweled Cities will assist the craftsmen of the Empire in any boat construction activities to ensure their sea-worthiness. The Jeweled Citied and the Ignato Empire jointly commit to providing non-military aid to ships in distress along their coasts.
Trade - Jeweled City Kelp Oil for Nyrothian Silk.

Alliance of the Mended Mast

Participants: Lyradis and Qarimos

Alliance is a of military alliance, and each will aid each other if one is attacked. Trade of Qarimosi Elephants for Lyradissian Clay Bricks and Pottery. Technology for ocean faring ships given to Lyradis by Qarimos. Alliance was sealed with the marriage of Jain and Alara.

The Alliance of Scale & Sky:

Participants: Ignato Empire, Alydaxia, and Scla'ca

Alliance is a pact of mutual non-interference, trade and cultural exchange. All signatory nations will respect the military actions of all other signed nations and will not interfere or intervene unless their assistance is requested and given freely. The Cult of the Sky religion may be preached freely within all the lands held by the signatory nations. Trade includes Ignato Goats for Scla'ca Gold and Ignato Spices for Alydaxian Silver.

Calorum/Genivana/Tuor Treaty:

Participants: Calorum, Genivana, and Hrathan-Tuor Treaty

Treaty dictates all nations involved maintain open borders and a mutual military defense between each other.

Celero/Guilder Treaty:

Participants: Celero and Guilder

Treaty of Non-Interference. Guilder will not interfere with Celero's wars, and Celero will not interfere in Guilder's. Should Celero and Guilder's allies enter a war with each other, both nations will attempt to abstain from the war and will not attack each other directly. Treaty also includes a marriage pact.

The Dawn League:

Participants: Lyradis, Qarimos, Raaneka, Razdis and Grmanhil

Alliance to provide all allied realms with economic advantages and mutual security on the world stage. Also agrees to allow other nations to charter technology commissions, in return for a service or payment, and members will act as envoys to affiliated regions. Alliance also establishes an alliance of mutual defense, open borders, trade, and technology sharing (on a by-permission basis) between its allied nations. Trade consists of Lyradissian Clay for Raaneki Wine, Lyradissian Grain for Razdissi Coal, Qarimosi Ships for Raaneki Sandstone, Raaneki Lumber for Razdisi Iron, Razdisi Iron for Qarimosi Ships, and Raaneki lumber for Grmanhilian Bees (Honey).

Disian Alliance:

Participants: Lyradis and Razdis

Alliance is one of mutual defence and trade, and is a long standing one, and the current trade is Lyradisian Crops for Razdissi Stone. Races and peoples from both countries have intermarried some, and have a positive view of each other. Trade tunnels from the Highlands of Lyradis to the Caverns of Razdis have been errected, and both countries have assisted each other with Great Projects in the past.

Grand Coalition:

Participants: Kasumor, Woodwind, Gunung, Celero, Guilder, Pryonia, Calorum and Lyradis

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The Grand Coalition

Henceforth the signatory Nations of this document declare that they are allies in mutual trust and brotherhood and that they are in agreement regarding the following arraignments and pacts.

Pact of mutual military defense:

Signatory nations will aid their fellow members when a request for aid is asked for and freely given by the aiding nation.
Further, no attacks shall be made by a member nation against another member nation, to do so will result in a Coalition vote, excluding the involved parties to determine whether a member nation should have it's membership revoked.
In the case of war all the military units of the Grand Coalition shall be led by the most skilled military leaders from all signatory nations

Pact of Mutual Non-Interference & Unity:

No attempts to religiously convert an allied nation shall occur without express consent from the nation to be converted.
Celero shall lease a small island just off the Celerese coast for a Western Coalition Port to serve as a safe harbor for all coalition ships. Celero shall only levy taxes on the people of the island and not the trade moving through it. This port will be administered by a council composed of representatives of all the senior member nations of the Grand Coalition

Trading agreements:
In order to maintain a clear overview of the trade within the Coalition all trade between signatory Nations is to be listed here;

Gunung - Celero: Food(grain,vegatables) - Wood
Gunung - Celero: Obsidian - Fish
Gunung - Guilder: Iron(forged into steel) - Bronze (copper and tin)
Gunung - Pyronia: Help with decorating temples – Access to unused farmland
Gunung - Pyronia: Food(grain,vegatables) - Coal
Gunung - Woodwind: Iron(forged into steel) – Game(Boar)
Gunung – Kasumor: Obsidian - Cotton
Woodwind – Kasumor: Boar(meat) - Trained Mantids
Calorum - Pyronia: Marble - Coal
Calorum - Pyronia: Cows – faith objects
Kasumor – Guilder: Alchemical Components - Grain
Kasumor - Keldagrim: Mantids - Iron
Lyradis - Kasumor: Craftsmen - Giant Insects
Lyradis - Celero: Craftsmen - Griffons
Lyradis - Guilder: Craftsmen - Bronze
Guilder - Hurosha: Inventors - Hovercraft Tech

Joining the Grand Coalition:
If a prospecting Nation wises to become a signatory nation of the Coalition it needs to meet 3 criteria;

The prospecting nation must agree to all grand Coalition arraignments and pacts.
The prospecting nation must have or make a trade agreement with at least 1 signatory nation.
The prospecting nation must have its application approved by all or a majority of the signatory nations.
In case of non unanimous but majority approval the prospecting nation gains Junior signatory nation status, gaining all benefits of membership excepting a vote in Coalition decisions.
Junior signatory nations may apply for Signatory nation status once for every 5 years of membership. This requires full approval by all current Signatory Nations.

Voting
There shall be two terms under which votes shall be carried out: Majority and Full

A Majority vote is used for minor administrative matters and needs only a majority approval to pass.
A Full vote is used for major Coalition decisions such as admitting a Full Member, determining Coalition-Wide projects or wars, or constitutional amendments and will require a unanimous-2 vote for approval.

Full Member Nations:
Hurosha Empire, The Triumvirate, Gunung, Celero, Guilderene Expanse, Pryonia, Calorum, Keldagrim, Serendel Empire

Junior Member Nations:

Ignato/Sanctuary Treaty:

Participants: Ignato Empire and Sanctuary Empire

Pact of Military Defense and Cooperation

The signatory empires pledge to aid in the defense of each other’s empire, to aid in acts aggression against those deemed by both parties of the alliance to be "Irreconcilable Threats", and in the event of war the forces of the signatory nations will be lead by the most capable military leader from either side at the time of the conflict.

Pact of Mutual Non-Interference

The signatory Empires agree to at no time send to the soil of the others nation any uninvited or unwelcome entities under penalty of breaking all agreements herein this alliance, to at no time attempt to proselytize the people of the other's nation without express consent given by the ruler of the other nation and that no tribute shall be levied by either party against the other in any form.

Trading Agreements

1 stack of Nyroth Timber in exchange for 1 stack of Sanctuary Stone

Kasumor/Tekorva Treaty :

Participants: Kasumor and Tekorva

Treaty of non-agression and trade. Trading Tekorvan armour in excahange for Kasumori protection from enemies not allied or trading with Kasumor. Also, trading Tekorvan Fish for Kasumori Cotton, and Tekorvan Brass for KAsumori Alchemical Components. Treaty Sealed with a betrothal of Riphal Earthguard to Kokuei of Tekorva.

Lyradis/Tekorva Treaty:

Participants: Lyradis and Tekorva

Treaty involves trade of Lyradissian Grain for Tekorvan Iron, and a pact of Non-agression between the two countries.

Polar Peace Pact

Participants: Wenavuk, Gunung,

Pact involves mutual non-aggression treaty between all nations, spiritual dialog between clergies and included trade agreement of Gunung Steel for Wooly Mammoths.

Pryonia/Tekorva Alliance:

Participants: Pyronia and Tekorva

Peace treaty and military alliance, trade Pryonian Coal for Tekorvan Fish.

Saurian Alliance:

Participants: Scla’ca and Alydaxis.

Treaty of mutual defense, freedom of movement, religon and trade. Any decisions must be by unanimous vote of the alliance’s contigents. Trade includes Scla´ca Gold to Alydaxi Ordinarium.

Silver Pact:

Participants: Razdis, Keldagrim and Sulvan's Fury

Pact dictates nations involved will perform military aid for defense and in extreme circumstances aggression. It also dictates these nations have open borders to each other, so military units and trade can get through. Nations will also perform a general exchange of cultural ideas.

The Southern Triumvirate:

Participants: Ignato Empire, Genivana, and Hrathan-Tuor.

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Participants: Ignato Empire (Consisting of the territories of Aloren, Nyroth, & Woodwind), Genivana, Hrathan-Tuor (Containing the region known as Grizzland)

The following document is to be the first and greatest of its kind, a unification of nations under one government, a balanced distribution and sharing of powers intended to bring great prosperity to the entirety of all their people. Unification will be the path forward and with this coming together a great and powerful entity might be born.

Governmental Duties of the Member States
The Triumvirate shall become an entirely new government becoming the new ruling body over the now former Ignato Empire, Genivana, and Hrathan-Tuor. The ruler and line of succession of the Imperial throne shall not be altered and the title of Emperor or Empress shall be retained by the ruling member of the Ignato line. Further the High Guildmaster of Hrathan-Tuor will retain his primary role under the new title, High Speaker of the Senate, and the royal lineage of Genivana shall step down and the third position of leadership filled by the Radurjic faith.

The Emperor
The duties of the Emperor shall be primarily concerned with military matters of the Triumvirate, responsible for raising troops, building military fortifications, leading the Empire in times of war, and all such matters that might fall under the marshal heading. So too may the Emperor attend to Diplomatic events and those of Curiosity, however the Emperor shall under no circumstances pursue matters of Faith, this being the priority and responsibility of the Radurjic Faith in Genivana.

High Speaker of the Senate
The High Speaker of the Senate shall be the High Guildmaster Loki Ethmorl until such a time of his abdication or death in which his heir shall be nominated for the position of High Speaker of the Senate and shall be appointed the position upon the approval of the majority of the Senators. Should a majority disapprove of the Speaker's direct heir the remaining heirs of the Speaker shall be nominated and whosoever amongst them receives the plurality of the votes shall be elected High Speaker of the Senate. The duties of the High Speaker of the Senate shall be primarily in regards to Curiosity pursuits ensuring continued advancement within the realms of scientific and cultural development. So too shall the High Speaker participate in Diplomatic actions necessitating his attention and may in times of need act as a supplementary Military leader alongside the Emperor. The High Speaker is however forbidden to interfere with matters of Faith, who's primary duty shall fall to the hands of the leader of the Radurjic Faith in Genivana.

Radurjic Faith
The Radurjic Faith and it's leaders shall hold primary concerns of the Empire in matters of Faith. The Shahidi Mkuu, found and guided by Radurjan law shall lead this third branch of the Radurjic faith and in the absence of the Shahidi Mkuu the Chuo wa Mashahidi shall rule in his/her stead. Aside from the responsibilities of Faith the head of Radurja so too shall be able to pursue Diplomatic issues and pursue matters of scientific and cultural Curiosity. The Faith shall not however, under any circumstances interfere with Military matters whose primary and secondary concerns are those of the Emperor and High Speaker respectively.

Laws of Trade & Provincial Interaction
In establishing the Triumvirate as a ruling body of the Empire it shall be noted that all the provinces previously exclusive to an individual ruler's command are now equally shared amongst the member nations. As such the resources and land anywhere within the lands held by the new Triumvirate government are subject to use and trade by any member of the Triumvirate. So too will academic advancements in technology, like all resources, be shared amongst the member nations of the Triumvirate. To prevent rapid depletion of resources trade shall need to be discussed with all members of the Triumvirate in an inner council meeting before being enacted. So too shall the land and decisions on what to do with it be subject to inner council discussions. No land shall be considered sovereign to a single ruler as all provinces are to be shared equally amongst the nations. As such private meetings will need to be held regarding works of projects or great projects amongst the Triumvirate lands. A two thirds majority vote will be needed to approve any Triumvirate-wide pursuits and should the action receive a two thirds against it shall be agreed to not be pursued for a minimum of 5 years in which time it may again be brought forth for discussion. No nation shall abstain from the vote so as to come to clear and final decisions within the Triumvirate.
Further, any and all alterations to the Constitution shall require a unanimous decision amongst the member nations.

The Treaty of Apology

Participants: Celero and Lyradis

Treaty of Non-Interference and Trade of Celerii Wood for Lyradisian Craftsmen. Lyradis will not interfere with Celero's wars, and Celero will not interfere in Lyradis'. Should Celero and Lyradis' allies enter a war with each other, both nations will attempt to abstain from the war and will not attack each other directly.

Treaty of Awakening

Participants: Sanctuary Empire, Guilder, and Kasumor.

The treaty involves all signatory nations and the various protectorates of Sanctuary, and its terms are laid out as follows:

First, Mutual Defense. All signers of this treaty agree to oppose to the Union of the North's incursions to member nations. This will be done with force if required.

Second, Freedom from Tribute. Guilder and Sanctuary may not leverage tribute from the other's nations.

Third, Heartwastes Peace. There will be peace without soldiers for ten years, until the spring of 370 unless the Heartwaste takes unprovoked military action toward one of the signatory nations before that time.

Fourth, Trade Deals. It is understood, though not fully binding, the signatories of the Awoken Treaty shall not give power to enemy nations in any form. In addition, several specific deals are outlined:

Kasumor is given the secrets of Plate Armor, and thus renounces their animosity towards Sanctuary.
All signatories agree to be more open towards additional trade in the future.

Fifth, Future Deals. There will be a work in good faith between Ignato and Sanctuary to create an alliance and work together.

Treaty of Wind and Stone:

Participants: Woodwind, Celero and Kasumor

Treaty is an agreement of mutual defense, agreement of united military, and an agreement of trade of Woodwind Boar Meat for Kasumorian Giant Insects.

Union of the North:

Participants: Bordeux Concordant, Kingdom of Ashenia, Sulvan's Fury, and Crima.

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The Union of the Northwest (hereby refereed to as the UN) is a pact of mutual defense, commerce, and friendship between the nations of Crima, Bordeux, Sulvan's Fury, and Ashenia. Each of those facets will be covered below.

Military

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Between the four nations of the UN, there is a pact of mutual non-aggression and defense. However, any defense pacts not made with the entirety of the UN will only be honored by the member who made the pact.

Membership

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The UN is not currently planning on adding any members, due to the complex trade agreements. However, a message must be sent to the entire UN for consideration of any corollary agreements.
Corollary Agreements

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None currently.

Trade

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Exact Specifications

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Bordeux Resources

Gold-3/3 to other three members.
Furs-3/3 to other three members.
Wood-2/3 to Ashenia and Sulvan's Fury. Crima has other arrangements for wood.
Sulfur-3/3 to other three members.
Sulvan's Fury Resources

Mithril-3/3 to other three members.
Iron-3/3 to other three members.
Coal-3/3 to other three members.
Ashenite Resources

Books-3/3 to other three members.
Dairy-3/3 to other three members.
Horses-2/3 to Bordeux and Crima.
Silver-3/3 to other three members.

Crima Resources

Horses-2/3 to Sulvan's Fury and Ashenia.
Grains-3/3 to other three members.
Stone-3/3 to other three members.
Bats-3/3 to other three members.
(Note- this only includes trade to UN members.)

Printing Press Technology is freely shared by Ashenia with other nations within Alliance

**TheWombatOfDoom** · 2014-04-24, 10:37 PM (ISO 8601)

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**aspi** · 2014-04-25, 02:23 AM (ISO 8601)

Technology Benefits
(updated for round 12)

Technology	Primary Effect	Mechanical Bonus	Required Resources
Adamantine-forging	Allows use of Adamantine resource.	+3 to Military battle checks to defend a region.	Adamantium
Aerial Naval Carrier	?	?	?
Berunda-riding	Allows special uses of Berunda resource. Allows creation of aerial units.	+1 to Military battle checks and tactical maneuvering checks.	Berundas
Blackpowder (and Blackpowder weapons)	-	+2 to Military battle checks.	Coal or Charcoal Nitrates or Guano Sulfur
Griffin-riding	Allows special uses of Griffins resource. Allows creation of aerial units.	+1 to Military battle checks and tactical maneuvering checks.	Griffons or Pegasi
Hovercrafts	-	+1 to Military battle checks and tactical maneuvering checks.	-
Ice Sailing	Increases rate of polar region exploration.	+4 to Military battle checks and +2 to tactical maneuvering checks. Both apply only in polar regions.	Wood and Metal
Insect Training	Allows special uses of Huge Insects resource. Allows creation of aerial units.	+1 to Military battle checks and tactical maneuvering checks.	Giant Insects
Kralax-riding	Allows special uses of Kralax resource.	+1 to Military battle checks and tactical maneuvering checks.	Kralax
Lenses	Increases rate of region exploration.	+2 to tactical maneuvering checks.	Glas or Quartz
Mithril-forging	Allows use of Mithril resource.	+2 to Military battle checks.	Mithril
Ocean-faring Ships	Allows passage over the open ocean.	-	Wood
Pitch	-	+3 to Military battle checks to defend a region.	Tar and Oil
Plate Armour	-	+2 to Military battle checks.	Metal
Printing Press	-	+1 to all Diplomacy checks.	-
Prosthetic Limbs	-	Decreases unit loss in battle by 1	-
Raaneki Diplomacy	Allows special use of Raaneki Heartwine resource.	+2 to opposed Diplomacy checks against people who lack Raaneki Heartwine, as long as you're not openly at war with them.	Heartwine

Technologies by Region
(updated for round 12)

Kingdom Name	Player	Technology	Round acquired
AQUA	lt_murgen	Ocean-faring Ships	<10
AQUA	lt_murgen	Raaneki Diplomacy	12
AQUA	lt_murgen	Pitch	12
Alydaxis	moossabi	Ocean-faring Ships	11
Alydaxis	moossabi	Kralax-riding	11
Alydaxis	moossabi	Plate Armor	12
Bordeux Concordant	Lord_Burch	Mithril-forging	<10
Bordeux Concordant	Lord_Burch	Blackpowder	12
Bordeux Concordant	Lord_Burch	Printing press	<10
Bordeux Concordant	Lord_Burch	Berunda-riding	11
Calorum	Chief	-	-
Celero	Logic	Griffon-riding	<10
Celero	Logic	Ocean-faring Ships	11
Celero	Logic	Aerial Naval Carrier	11
Empire of Sanctuary	NPC	Plate Armor	5
Felitora	NPC	-	-
GLWIH	NPC	-	-
Genivana	zabbarot	Ocean-faring Ships	10
Glazfell	BladeofObliviom	Ocean-faring Ships	12
Guilder	SamBurke	Hovercrafts	<10
Guilder	SamBurke	Ocean-faring Ships	<10
Guilder	SamBurke	Plate Armor	<10
Guilder	SamBurke	Berunda-riding	10
Gunung	Chacmon	Adamantine-forging	<10
Hrathan-Tuor	ImperatorV	Ocean-faring Ships	11
Hurosha Empire	WaylanderX	Giant Insect Taming/Training	<10
Hurosha Empire	WaylanderX	Plate Armor	9
Hurosha Empire	WaylanderX	Aerial Naval Carrier	12
Hurosha Empire	WaylanderX	Hovercrafts	<10
Hurosha Empire	WaylanderX	Ocean-faring Ships	11
Ignato Empire	QuintonBeck	Ocean-faring Ships	<10
Ignato Empire	QuintonBeck	Kralax-riding	12
Ignato Empire	QuintonBeck	Aerial Naval Carrier	12
Ignato Empire	QuintonBeck	Raaneki Diplomacy	12
Ignato Empire	QuintonBeck	Plate Armor	11
Jarrland	Aedilred	Ocean-faring Ships	12
Jarrland	Aedilred	Printing Press	12
Kingdom of Ashenia	Elemental	Mithril-forging	<10
Kingdom of Ashenia	Elemental	Printing press	<10
Lyradis	TheWombatOfDoom	Giant Insect Taming/Training	3
Lyradis	TheWombatOfDoom	Raaneki Diplomacy	12
Lyradis	TheWombatOfDoom	Griffon-riding	8
Lyradis	TheWombatOfDoom	Ocean-faring Ships	3
Lyradis	TheWombatOfDoom	Mithril-forging	10
Lyradis	TheWombatOfDoom	Printing Press	11
Mulharum	ForzaFiori	-	-
Pryonia	Arutha	Blackpowder	<10
Raaneka	Zap Dynamic	Berunda-riding	<10
Raaneka	Zap Dynamic	Plate Armor	12
Raaneka	Zap Dynamic	Mithril-forging	10
Raaneka	Zap Dynamic	Ocean-faring Ships	10
Raaneka	Zap Dynamic	Raaneki Diplomacy	11
Raaneka	Zap Dynamic	Aerial Naval Carrier	12
Raaneka	Zap Dynamic	Printing Press	11
Razdis	Silverbit	Hovercrafts	<10
Razdis	Silverbit	Raaneki Diplomacy	12
Razdis	Silverbit	Mithril-forging	<10
Razdis	Silverbit	Printing Press	11
Salterri Imperium	NPC	Ocean-faring Ships	<10
Salterri Imperium	NPC	Plate Armor	<10
Salterri Imperium	NPC	Wurm-riding	<10
Saltiere	Rizban	-	-
Scla´ca	Shnur	Ocean-faring Ships	11
Sycia	HisHolyAngel	Griffon-riding	11
Sympolemou	Tychris1	Plate Armor	<10
Sympolemou	Tychris1	Prosthetic Limbs	12
The Heartwaste	NPC	-	-
United Lacertian Dominion	NPC	-	-
Wenyavuk	aspi	Ice Sailing	11
Wenyavuk	aspi	Ocean-faring Ships	10
Wenyavuk	aspi	Mithril-forging	10

**WaylanderX** · 2014-04-25, 02:25 AM (ISO 8601)

Table of Populations and Militairy Forces

Le Big Table!

Last updated Round: 11

#	Region Name	Player	Ruler	Population	Maximum Army Size	# Army (Ground)	# Naval (Water)	# Aerial (Air)
P1	Chacmon	Mictlanpa	---	78.000
P2	aspi	Wenyavuk	---	55.000	6000	1000
P3	Tychris1	___________
P8	Chacmon	___________
01	Gunung	Chacmon	Gunung Aitah I	119.000	12.000	7000		1000
02a	Celero	Logic	King Andust the Bold	102.000	10.000	5000	3000	2000
02b	Bereginia	Earl of Purple	Krolowa Wladiljuda	28.000	7000	2000
03	Nyroth	QuintonBeck	---	105.000	11.000
04	Kasumor	WaylanderX	Shïnguard Marius Earthguard	127.000	13.000		1000	6000
04B	Shikurai	WaylanderX	Irion the Old	30.000	3.000
05a	The Heartwaste	---	---	25.000	5000
05b	Eyrecradia	Silverbit	---	106.000	11.000	10.000
06	Woodwind	QuintonBeck	Khan Dyamus Ignato	112.000	11.000	3000	-
07	Calorum	Chief	High Priest Combulei Divinorum	127.000	12.000	6000
08	Aloren	Quintonbeck	Doomkhan	115.000	12.000	3000
09	Genivana	zabbarot	---	118.000	12.000		1000
10	Hrathan-Tuor	ImperatorV	High Guildmaster Loki Ethmorl	89.000	9000	3000	1000
11	Raaneka	Zap Dynamic	Dame Aditi and Sir Devdan	80.000	7000	3000	1000	3000
12	Qarimos	avr	Prince Akali of the People of the Sea	127.000	11.000	2000	3000
13a	Lyradis	TheWombatOfDoom	Lady Lyra Serendel	92.000	9.000	2000	2000	1000
13b	Razdis	Silverbit	Mormaer Razkai II	53.000	5000	5000
14	Guilder	SamBurke	Tumberink, Doge of Guilder	107.000	11.000	3000	4000 (3000 Western, 1000 Eastern)	2000
15a	Zagrim	WaylanderX	Eleljak (Under supervision of Marius)	42.000	4000	4000
15b	Keldagrim	Silver Ablaze	High King Feldin Grimhammer	72.000	7000	5000		1000
16A	Pryonia	Arutha	Herzog Cardion	104.000	10.000	7000[td] [td]
17A	Tekorva	Rain Dragon	Elder Jaten	91.000	9000	4000
17B	Yorukuni	Rain Dragon	Elder Jaten	27.000	3000	3000
18	Sympolemou	Tychris1	Duke Bloodfang Van Troven	133.000	13.000	13.000
19	Domhan Abhaile	THEChanger	--	116.000	11.000	4000
20	Bordeux	Lord_Burch	Lord David Bordeux	109.000	11.000	9000
21	Sulvan Primarchy	---	---	85.000	9000	6000
22	Ashenia	Elemental	---	125.000	12.000	3000
23	Crima	--	--	102.000	10.000	7000	1000
24	Tar	Aeternus	Chief Talon Char	114.000	11.000	3000
25	The Jeweled Cities	lt_murgen	-----	92.000	9000	1000	6000
26	Cassia	Lord Burch	---	63,000	6000
27	Scla´ca	Shnur	Kach´tu, Chief of Scla´ca	82.000	7000	3000
28	Hazaria	---	-2000
29	Alydaxis	moossabi	King Apahulucta	77.000	8000	4000	1000
30	Grizzland	ImperatorV	--	-3000		2000
31	Grmanhil	Wombat of Doom	---	46.000	5000	3000
32	Selyra	Wombat of Doom	---	52.000	5000
33	NPC	Salterri		67.000
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35	Saltere	Rizban				2000
36
37
38
39
40	Solus	Lord_Burch		70,000	7000		2000
41
42
43
44	Kyaralath	Elemental	---	72.000	7000
45	Lacertia	Lorick	Potentate Kelarth the Conqueror	69.000	7000	4000
46	--	Chacmon	--
50	SyciaHisHolyAngel	HisHolyAngel	--	63,000	6000	3000
51	Felitora	Arkhosia	--
52	??? ("GLWIH")	tortor	--	67,000	7000
53	Maos	SamBurke	--
54	Rannara	SamBurke	--
55	Sah'raa	Hobbes1266	--	51,000	5000
59	Glazfell	BladeofObliviom	--	106,000	11.000	3000
60	Borlmyn	TheWombatOfDoom	--	51.000	5000
61	Requim	Wombat of Doom	---	67.000	7000
62	Jarrs	Aedilred	--	51,000	5000	4000
63	NPC	Salterri Imperium	--
64-A	___________	___________	--
64-B	Mularuhm	ForzaFiori	--	57,000	6000	2000

List of winning Tactics

Capital Region	Player	Winning Tactic
Wenyavuk	aspi	--
Gunung	Chacmon	--
Celero	Logic	--
Kasumor	WaylanderX	--
Woodwind	QuintonBeck	Coastal
Calorum	Chief	--
Genivana	zabbarot	--
Hrathan-Tuor	ImperatorV	Plains
Raaneka	Zap Dynamic	--
Lyradis	TheWombatOfDoom	--
Razdis	Silverbit	--
Guilder	SamBurke	Coastal
Pryonia	Arutha	--
Sympolemou	Tychris1	Mountains
Bordeux	Lord_Burch	--
Ashenia	Elemental	--
The Jeweled Cities	lt_murgen	--
Alydaxis	moossabi	--
Salteire	Rizban	--
Sycia	HisHolyAngel	--
Glazfell	BladeofOblivion	--
Kingdom of the Jarrs	Aedilred	--
Mulharum	ForzaFiori	--

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Religions

Religion Updated to end of round 12

#	Region Name	Player	Religions	Rulers Religion
P1	Mictlanpa	Chacmon	Lord of Fire (only)	Lord of Fire
P2	Wenyavuk	aspi	Lord of Fire (as Irfrin, not organized) (only)	Lord of Fire (as Irfrin)
P3	-	Tychris1	Doctrine of Frost (unknown)	Ancestor
P8	-	Chacmon		Lord of Fire
01	Gunung	Chacmon	Lord of Fire (only)	Lord of Fire
02-A	Celero	Logic	Radurja (majority) Lord of Fire (minority)	Radurja
02-B	Bereginia	Logic	Ancestor (only)	Ancestors
03	Nyroth	QuintonBeck	Radurja (majority) Lord of Fire (minority) Cult of the Sky (minority)	Radurja
04-A	Kasumor	WaylanderX	Ashmarism (majority) Lord of Fire (minority) The Great Eel Spirit (minority)	Ashmarism
04-B	Shikurai	WaylanderX	Ashmarism (majority) Spirit Worship (minority)	Ashmarism
05-A	The Heartwaste	NPC	Lord of Fire (only)	???
05-B	Eyrecradia	Silverbit	Animism (only)	Animism
06	Woodwind	QuintonBeck	Radurja (majority) Calorum Lord of Fire Reformation (minority) Animism (minority)	Radurja
07-A	Calorum	Chief	Calorum Lord of Fire Reformation (only)	Calorum Lord of Fire Reformation
07-B	Gwrîstîn	WaylanderX	Ashmarism (majority) Calorum Lord of Fire Reformation (majority)	Ashmarism
08	Aloren	QuintonBeck	Radurja (majority) Animism (minority) Druidic (minority)	Radurja
09	Genivana	zabbarot	Radurja (only)	Radurja
10	Hrathan-Tuor	ImperatorV	Radurja (only)	Radurja
11-A	Raaneka	Zap Dynamic	Ancestors (majority) Lord of Fire (minority) Radurja (minority)	Radurja
11-B	Ayava	Zap Dynamic	[list][*]Pagan gods of Light and Protection (only)	Radurja
12	Qarimos	avr	Animism (majority)	Animism
13-A	Lyradis	TheWombatOfDoom	Lord of Fire (only)	Lord of Fire
13-B	Razdis	Silverbit	Mineral Animism (only)	Mineral Animism
14-A	Guilder	SamBurke	Pagan gods of money (majority) Radurja (minority) Lord of Fire (minority)	Pagan gods of money
14-B	Elbaraz	Silverbit	Mineral Animism (majority) Pagan gods of money (minority)	Mineral Animism
15-A	Zargrim	WaylanderX	Lord of Fire(majority) The Great Eel Spirit (minority)	Ashmarism
15-B	Keldagrim	Silver Ablaze	Ancestor (majority) The Great Eel Spirit (minority)	Ancestor
16-A	Pryonia	Arutha	Lord of Fire (only)	Lord of Fire
16-B	Galie-Noiret	Arutha	Lord of Fire (only)	Lord of Fire
17-A	Tekorva	NPC	Spirits (only)	Spirits
17-B	Yorukuni	NPC	Spirits (only)	Spirits
18-A	Sympolemou	Tychris1	Ancestor (only)	Ancestor
18-B
19	Domhan Abhaile	NPC	Council of Spirits (majority) Spirit Shamanism (minority)	Ancestor
20-A	Bordeux	Lord_Burch	Animism (majority) Lord of Fire (Nobility) (minority)	Lord of Fire
20-B
21-A	Sulvan Primarchy	Silverbit	Lord of Fire (minority) Paragons (minority)	Mineral Animism
21-B
22	Ashenia	Elemental	Animism (only)	Animism
23	Crima	Lord_Burch	Animism (only)	Lord of Fire
24	Tar	lt_murgen	Cult of the Sky (majority) Atur, Spirits (minority)	Spirits
25	The Jeweled Cities	lt_murgen	Spirits (only)	Spirits
26	Cassia	Lord_Burch	Animism (majority)	Lord of Fire
27	Scla´ca	Shnur	Cult of the Sky (only)	Cult of the Sky
28	Hazaria	Elemental	Animism, Atorna (only)	Animism
29	Alydaxis	moossabi	Cult of the Sky (majority) The Ancient Ones (ancestors) (minority)	The Ancient Ones
30	Grizzland	ImperatorV	Radurja (majority) Lord of Fire (minority) Honored Dead (fallen warriors) (minority)	Radurja
31	Grmanhil	NPC	Honored Dead (fallen warriors) (only)	Honored Dead
32	Selrya	TheWombatOfDoom	Spirits (only)	Lord of Fire
33		Rizban	Ascension (majority)	Ascension
34	Salterri Imperium	NPC
35	Saltiere	Rizban	Ascension (majority) Hailing of the Silver Sea (minority)	Ascension
36	Salterri Imperium	NPC
37	Salterri Imperium	NPC
38	Salterri Imperium	NPC
39	-	Logic
40	Solus	Lord_Burch	Animism (majority)	Lord of Fire
41	Glirfrey	moosabi	Strange Marsh	The Ancient Ones
42		Shnur	Cult of the Sky (unknown)	Cult of the Sky
43		Elemental
44	Kyaralath	Elemental	Carasan (unorganized) (only)	Animism
45	Lacertian	Lorick	Kelarthianism (majority) Ancestor Worship (minority)	Kelarthianism
46		Chacmon
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50	Sycia	HisHolyAngel	Doctrine of Frost (only)	Doctrine of Frost
51	Felitora	Arkhosia	Doctrine of Frost (only)	Doctrine of Frost
52	???	tortor
53	Maos	SamBurke	Golden Thunder (majority) Prowress (minority)	Value
54	Rannara	SamBurke	Lord of Fire/Sun (majority) Truemind "Razors" (minority)	Value
55	Sahra'a	Hobbes1266	Fire/Nature (majority)	Fire/Nature
56	Skarval	BladeofObliviom	Doctrine of Frost (only)	Doctrine of Frost
57	The Frosskov Expanse	BladeofObliviom	Doctrine of Frost (only)	Doctrine of Frost
58	The Estglaz	BladeofObliviom	Doctrine of Frost (only)	Doctrine of Frost
59	The Glazfell	BladeofObliviom	Doctrine of Frost (only)	Doctrine of Frost
60	Borlmyn	TheWombatOfDoom	The Ocean (only)	Lord of Fire
61	-		Ascension (minority)
62	Jarrland	Aedilred	Ascension (majority) Calorum Lord of Fire Reformation(majority)	Lord of Fire
63	Salterri Imperium	NPC
64-A
64-B	Mularuhm	ForzaFiori	Animistic Ancestor worship (only)	Animistic Ancestor worship
65	-
66	-		Ascension (minority)

Organized Religions
As stated under the rules, only organized religions can be used mechanically (such as miracles, holy orders and conversions). The following are organized religions:

Lord of Fire // Head of Religion: The Blazing Avatar
Ashmar // Head of Religion: Marius Earthguard
Calorum Lord of Fire Reformation // Head of Religion: the current High Priest(ess)
Radurja // Head of Religion: Shahidi Mkuu Shvedrishti / Chuo wa Mashahidi (College of Witnesses)
Council of Spirits // Head of Religion: Naomh Fionn Sheenan
Cult of the Sky // Head of Religion: ???
The Great Eel Spirit (see here) // Head of Religion: The Hovermaster Oberdrood
Doctrine of Frost // Head of Religion: High Priestess Fabula
Kelarthianism // Head of Religion: ???

Holy Orders
Knights of Hoarfrost - Doctrine of Frost
Council of Truth - Calorum Lord of Fire Reformation
Quorum of the Sixteen Patriarchs - Ascension
Taratibu wa Mwalimu - Radurja

Great Projects (and so-so projects)

Player	Great Project	Progress	Started	Finished	Notes
TheWombatOfDoom	Fortification of Crest	5/5	R1	R5
TheWombatOfDoom	Roads	2/2	R1	R2
TheWombatOfDoom	Training University	3/5	R5
TheWombatOfDoom	Increase Grain Supply	2/5	R6
Chief	Great Mausoleum	5/5	R1	R5
Chief	Holy Book of Flames	5/5	R4	R9
Chief	Academy of Arts	5/5	R4	R9
Lord_Burch	Roads	2/5	R2
Lord_Burch	School System	2/5	R3
Lord_Burch	School of Medicine in Arissyeux	1/5	R5
Logic	Roads	5/5	R1	R5
Logic	Great Library of Barsia	5/5	R2	R6
Logic	Hanging Gardens	4/5	R2
Logic	Aldbury Field Memorial	3/4	R8
Logic	Beringinian Reconstruction	1/5	R10
zabbarot	Radurjic Codex	5/5	R2	R7
zabbarot	Expand Radurjic Codex	2/2	R10	R11
zabbarot	Federation	3/5	R10
BladeofObliviom	School System	5/5	R2	R6
Chacmon	Obsidian Road	2/2	R1	R2
Chacmon	Population Growth	2/2	R3	R4
Chacmon	Grand Lava Canals	5/5	R3	R10
Chacmon	Reroute Traffic	1/2	R3
Arutha	Metric System	5/5	R3	R7
Arutha	Foundries	5/5	R3	R7
Arutha	Study of Blue Gemstones	1/5	R8
Arutha	Roads	1/?	R11
NPC - Sanctuary	Tomes of Metallurgy	2/3	R2
Elemental	Observatory at Severikand	5/5	R2	R8
Elemental	~~Grand Naval Academy Building~~	0/5	R6		Deconstructed
Elemental	Study of Somnorum	3/5	R8
Shnur	New Port	2/2	R4	R5
Shnur	New Capital	4/5	R5
lt_murgen	Naval Academy	4/4	R3	R6
lt_murgen	Emerald City/Port	2/2	R9	R10	In Woodwind
Silverbit	Walls of Kalpraz	5/5	R5
Tychris1	Medical Academy for Combat Drugs	5/5	R5	R10
Tychris1	Iron Vermin Suit	2/2	R8	R9
Arkhosia	Fortification of Eyrecradia	3/5	R5
WaylanderX	Academy of Research in Culture and Prowess	5/5	R5	R9
avr	Granaries	2/5	R4
QuintonBeck	Senate House	5/5	R6	R11
QuintonBeck	Expand Enclave of Existence	2/2	R8	R10
QuintonBeck	Federation: Triumvirate	2/2	R10	R11
Zap Dynamic	Raaneka Stadium	5/5	R6	R10
Zap Dynamic	Golden Statue	2/2	R6	R7
Lorick	Great Temple	2/5	R6
aspi	Trade Waystations	2/2	R8	R9
aspi	Arctic Institute	4/5	R9
SlayerofUndead	Grand Canal (East)	3/5	R9		In Grmanhil
SlayerofUndead	Grand Canal (West)	1/5	R9		In Grizland
moossabi	Governmental Change: Republic Monarchy	2/5	R10
Aedilred	Roads	2/2	R10	R10
Aedilred	National Literacy	3/5	R10
ImperatorV	Federation: Triumvirate	5/5	R10	R12
ForzaFiori	College in Dag Torum	2/5	R10
?	Pusdeath Cure	5/5	R10	R11	World Project
NPC - Sanctuary	Night's Gate	1/5	R10

**TheWombatOfDoom** · 2014-04-25, 06:21 AM (ISO 8601)

I'm going to put the FAQ here instead.

**Tychris1** · 2014-04-25, 06:40 AM (ISO 8601)

*NOW Sticks Flag into thread*

I CLAIM THIS THREAD FOR SYMPOLEMOU!...... AGAIN!

**TheWombatOfDoom** · 2014-04-25, 06:49 AM (ISO 8601)

Originally Posted by Tychris1

*NOW Sticks Flag into thread*

I CLAIM THIS THREAD FOR SYMPOLEMOU!...... AGAIN!

*scratches the Ratfolk behind the ears*

**Rain Dragon** · 2014-04-25, 07:42 AM (ISO 8601)

Originally Posted by Morph Bark

I'm thinking I should implement something to slightly counter bad rolls for a new player, but only on the first ruler. Perhaps re-roll 1s once? A new player still has 5 bonus actions to get increases with in their first round, which also provides some help in the stats.

Well, it is too late for me...

Originally Posted by BladeofObliviom

Don't worry, I'm sure we'll have some Casus Belli that mere words fail to settle soon enough.

I would hope so. You guys are going to very great

Originally Posted by WaylanderX

Everything is reserved! Post away in the new thread!

You can't tell me what to do!
...wait...

**ImperatorV** · 2014-04-25, 08:20 AM (ISO 8601)

New thread party W0000000T!!!

I like how in this one regions 3,6,8,9,10 and 30 are listed merely as "Triumvirate."

**SamBurke** · 2014-04-25, 08:29 AM (ISO 8601)

New thread smell... it's like mint, or the blood of a world war... OR ADDICTION. MOAR.

Hi GUYS!

**QuintonBeck** · 2014-04-25, 09:49 AM (ISO 8601)

Originally Posted by ImperatorV

New thread party W0000000T!!!

I like how in this one regions 3,6,8,9,10 and 30 are listed merely as "Triumvirate."

The first federation is the finest federation! It's good to have a new thread!

**moossabi** · 2014-04-25, 09:55 AM (ISO 8601)

Originally Posted by QuintonBeck

The first federation is the finest federation! It's good to have a new thread!

Unless the thread is a Mongol.

**Zap Dynamic** · 2014-04-25, 09:59 AM (ISO 8601)

Originally Posted by SamBurke

New thread smell... it's like mint, or the blood of a world war... OR ADDICTION. MOAR.

Hi GUYS!

That's actually the Heartwine you're smelling. It smells a little like all of those things. Speaking of:

Originally Posted by ImperatorV

HEARTWINE-FUELED New thread party W0000000T!!!

Yes, yes, I know... the generosity of Raaneka knows no bounds... we accept gifts and favors in equal measure yadda yadda...

**Logic** · 2014-04-25, 10:21 AM (ISO 8601)

I must remember that when I take a day off of work (where I usually find the time to post) that I need to check the thread. 7 pages plus a new thread!? You guys sure do talk a lot.

**Rain Dragon** · 2014-04-25, 10:32 AM (ISO 8601)

Originally Posted by SamBurke

New thread smell... it's like mint, or the blood of a world war... OR ADDICTION. MOAR.

Hi GUYS!

Addictive like Haljan absinthe?

Originally Posted by Logic

I must remember that when I take a day off of work (where I usually find the time to post) that I need to check the thread. 7 pages plus a new thread!? You guys sure do talk a lot.

Well clearly talking about EMPIRE! is my second favourite activity after dance practice.

**TheWombatOfDoom** · 2014-04-25, 10:38 AM (ISO 8601)

It's been one of those weeks. I might be too busy to finish everything with the trades.

**QuintonBeck** · 2014-04-25, 10:40 AM (ISO 8601)

Originally Posted by TheWombatOfDoom

It's been one of those weeks. I might be too busy to finish everything with the trades.

Don't worry about it Wombat, the JC Anniversary is only also crammed full of trades

Seriously though, it shouldn't be a problem. I think everyone knows what everyone else has for now.

**Rizban** · 2014-04-25, 10:50 AM (ISO 8601)

*sniff* New thread smell. Yay.

**Logic** · 2014-04-25, 10:53 AM (ISO 8601)

Morph: Quick questions. I want to create a winning tactic. Does that get inherited by the successive ruler? I don't see any mention of it, but I may just be up too early today.

Also, I want to create a winning tactic: Clouds. It would require aerial units and the weather to be in my favor, but would this be permitted?

And one final question. If a winning tactic can be inherited, can they also be taught/traded to other nations?

**TheWombatOfDoom** · 2014-04-25, 11:02 AM (ISO 8601)

Originally Posted by QuintonBeck

Don't worry about it Wombat, the JC Anniversary is only also crammed full of trades

Seriously though, it shouldn't be a problem. I think everyone knows what everyone else has for now.

Speaking of! Who wants to trade with Lyradis??

(also, how does a column for trades on the table sound?)

**QuintonBeck** · 2014-04-25, 11:06 AM (ISO 8601)

Originally Posted by Logic

Morph: Quick questions. I want to create a winning tactic. Does that get inherited by the successive ruler? I don't see any mention of it, but I may just be up too early today.

Also, I want to create a winning tactic: Clouds. It would require aerial units and the weather to be in my favor, but would this be permitted?

And one final question. If a winning tactic can be inherited, can they also be taught/traded to other nations?

The first one I can answer with a solid, yes, Winning Tactics carry on until they're replaced. It makes Mil 10 lasting like the other Stat 10s are. That was decided way back and as many people haven't gotten Mil 10s since the early days it's totally understandable to not know.

I have no idea on your other two questions though, but my unqualified guess is "probably" for the first one, and it's been asked before with no answer for your second one.

**aspi** · 2014-04-25, 11:32 AM (ISO 8601)

I pasted the technology table into this thread and updated it for round 11. Please check again if something is missing, I believe it should be complete now.

Please also note the following from the PM discussion between Morph and Wombat originally posted here

Someone who creates the tech can use that same action to give it to others (but not trade it). Other than that, it's the same with everything in that things gotten one round don't take effect until the end of the round and can't be traded or given further until the round after that.

Therefore, I did not list anyone who recieved plate armor tech from Ignato in round 11 as actually having that tech (Since Ignato only got the tech in round 11). QB, please make sure to re-gift it again this round.

While browsing through this round's actions, I also noticed some trading and gifting subactions this round that I suspect won't go through either. Morph was rather specific in the statement I quoted above. It is not possible to do anything with a tech in the round in which it is created, except gift it to someone else - which you can do if and only if you are the one who used a curiosity 10 to create it.

**QuintonBeck** · 2014-04-25, 11:36 AM (ISO 8601)

Originally Posted by aspi

I pasted the technology table into this thread and updated it for round 11. Please check again if something is missing, I believe it should be complete now.

Please also note the following from the PM discussion between Morph and Wombat originally posted here

Therefore, I did not list anyone who recieved plate armor tech from Ignato in round 11 as actually having that tech (Since Ignato only got the tech in round 11). QB, please make sure to re-gift it again this round.

While browsing through this round's bactions, I also noted that the problem seems to persist and there are some trading and gifting subactions this round that I suspect won't go through either. Morph was rather specific in the statement I quoted above. It is not possible to do anything with a tech in the round in which it is created, except gift it to someone else - which you can do if and only if you are the one who used a curiosity 10 to create it.

I got the tech in round 10 though, that's when Guilder initiated the trade. I completed the trade in Round 11.

Also, I'll repeat again, it makes zero sense to allow gifting but not trading. Why don't we just allow resources/technologies to be gifted/traded from the round they're introduced onwards? That makes a heck of a lot more sense.

**Logic** · 2014-04-25, 12:00 PM (ISO 8601)

Originally Posted by TheWombatOfDoom

Speaking of! Who wants to trade with Lyradis??

(also, how does a column for trades on the table sound?)

Sure. Whatcha got for trade, and whatcha want? (Provided only if you can make the Jeweled Cities Anniversary this round)

I am gauging interest in an event next round if one is not already organized. The 25th anniversary of the World's Fair. Does anyone else have something planned?

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