A Strange World :: Civilization's Dawn (OOC/Signup)

[Kelmet]

I started with iron, but I have to get smelting down first, that's my next step.

I wanted to get basic stuff like baskets and hunting equipment done so I wouldn't have to worry about sustainability later (That, and I also started 2-3 years behind everyone else )

That's exactly why I went to food tech's instead of just bum rushing to what I wanted.

[Holy Tedalonia]

I wanted to get basic stuff like baskets and hunting equipment done so I wouldn't have to worry about sustainability later (That, and I also started 2-3 years behind everyone else )

That's exactly why I went to food tech's instead of just bum rushing to what I wanted.

For my case of transportation, Think War elephant equipment meets dragon lizards

[Kelmet]

That's exactly why I went to food tech's instead of just bum rushing to what I wanted.

For my case of transportation, Think War elephant equipment meets dragon lizards

Ill stick with zeppelins.

[Holy Tedalonia]

For my case of transportation, Think War elephant equipment meets dragon lizards

Ill stick with zeppelins.

*Pet Dragon bites zeppelin*

*slowly deflates*

[The GAmeTopians]

Ill stick with zeppelins.

*Pet Dragon bites zeppelin*

*slowly deflates*

Zeppelin's guns tear dragon to shreds first, I would assume.

[Holy Tedalonia]

*Pet Dragon bites zeppelin*

*slowly deflates*

Zeppelin's guns tear dragon to shreds first, I would assume.

Nobody expects the Dragon Inquisition!

[Kelmet]

Zeppelin's guns tear dragon to shreds first, I would assume.

Nobody expects the Dragon Inquisition!

Nice

[Theyra]

Since a tribe spot is free now, I want to re-app as a tribe.

[Holy Tedalonia]

Wow Kelm, did you spawn in denmark? I getting New Civ vibes from your location. Being Coastal, and next to an artic region already. Perhaps you will go all out viking on us?

[Kelmet]

Wow Kelm, did you spawn in denmark? I getting New Civ vibes from your location. Being Coastal, and next to an artic region already. Perhaps you will go all out viking on us?

If Denmark has coconuts.

[The GAmeTopians]

I'm coastal and next to a tundra region, I think G just likes putting coastal civs next to tundra/arctic

[Kelmet]

I'm coastal and next to a tundra region, I think G just likes putting coastal civs next to tundra/arctic

Its like when you start a Civ game on random.

[Holy Tedalonia]

With how things are going with my tribe, ample food, no enemies as of yet, and a steady supply of decent things built, my tribe is likely going to peak at the 10 cap rather quickly. The only thing to fear as of yet, is other tribes. So im probably going to expand till I think I start meeting people, then mass develop military tech. That being said, while peaking the population cap is great, it means I only get a head start until the peak gets raised, thus only a minor boost preventing me from Romaning the entire globe. I wonder if I must create a mini Latin League to properly expand at that point.

[The GAmeTopians]

With how things are going with my tribe, ample food, no enemies as of yet, and a steady supply of decent things built, my tribe is likely going to peak at the 10 cap rather quickly. The only thing to fear as of yet, is other tribes. So im probably going to expand till I think I start meeting people, then mass develop military tech. That being said, while peaking the population cap is great, it means I only get a head start until the peak gets raised, thus only a minor boost preventing me from Romaning the entire globe. I wonder if I must create a mini Latin League to properly expand at that point.

Population cap? I wasn't aware there was one, not that I would be encountering it quickly anyway

[Holy Tedalonia]

With how things are going with my tribe, ample food, no enemies as of yet, and a steady supply of decent things built, my tribe is likely going to peak at the 10 cap rather quickly. The only thing to fear as of yet, is other tribes. So im probably going to expand till I think I start meeting people, then mass develop military tech. That being said, while peaking the population cap is great, it means I only get a head start until the peak gets raised, thus only a minor boost preventing me from Romaning the entire globe. I wonder if I must create a mini Latin League to properly expand at that point.

Population cap? I wasn't aware there was one, not that I would be encountering it quickly anyway

Yeah, it's a pop population of 10 that caps. I bet you there will probably be conditions before raising the cap. Maybe you must meet tech conditions, like certain nomadic tech that allows one to move across the map with ease and without fear of danger, but makes it more difficult for a scienstist to study without a dedicated lab. But this is just theories at this point, so don't concern yourself what's the game plan after the pop is raised cause some bumbling talkative fool brought up the discussion (that being me).

[G-Tech Corporation]

With how things are going with my tribe, ample food, no enemies as of yet, and a steady supply of decent things built, my tribe is likely going to peak at the 10 cap rather quickly. The only thing to fear as of yet, is other tribes. So im probably going to expand till I think I start meeting people, then mass develop military tech. That being said, while peaking the population cap is great, it means I only get a head start until the peak gets raised, thus only a minor boost preventing me from Romaning the entire globe. I wonder if I must create a mini Latin League to properly expand at that point.

Population cap? I wasn't aware there was one, not that I would be encountering it quickly anyway

I'm not aware of any pop cap either, unless Nux added one when I wasn't looking

[Nuxipal]

Population cap? I wasn't aware there was one, not that I would be encountering it quickly anyway

I'm not aware of any pop cap either, unless Nux added one when I wasn't looking

I think there was a 10 tribe limit at one point, but we are sitting at 11, unless this cold is killing me more than I thought.

[G-Tech Corporation]

I'm not aware of any pop cap either, unless Nux added one when I wasn't looking

I think there was a 10 tribe limit at one point, but we are sitting at 11, unless this cold is killing me more than I thought.

Ah yes but that was on tribes not tribe members

[Holy Tedalonia]

I think there was a 10 tribe limit at one point, but we are sitting at 11, unless this cold is killing me more than I thought.

Ah yes but that was on tribes not tribe members

Oppose, sometimes I read so fast I misread a tad bit. Didn't expect the number citizen start, being in the same sentence as a tribe cap, so I thought it was tribe member cap, and interpreted it wrong.

All tribes begin with five citizens, and I am accepting a maximum of ten tribes. You may (most likely will) acquire more citizens as the RP progresses, because who can get much done with so few people?

[Holy Tedalonia]

Thinking my clan will be a mix of Scottish and Roman, which will be a full on military industrial culture late game. With a Tengri-ish faith, you know believing in spirits in everything, sort of thing.

The Scottish and Roman is for style and naming, military industrial culture is how things will operate mainly, and the tengri-ish faith is for the eventual arrival that they begin to believe that the things they make have spirits in them, cut a limb from a tree and the spirit of the tree will split into 2, thus a bow would logically carry a soul. Ultimately it would bring "machine gods" and "machine spirits".

Thinking that my magic would rely upon enchanting gear, rather than casting cliche fireball spells. Since my tribe will carry a heavy reliance on industry and power, and view magic itself rather skeptically, only accepting the magic of the Spirit-Masters into their society. With that and a potential to breed dragons I could be a tribe that one would not trifle with.

[G-Tech Corporation]

Thinking my clan will be a mix of Scottish and Roman, which will be a full on military industrial culture late game. With a Tengri-ish faith, you know believing in spirits in everything, sort of thing.

The Scottish and Roman is for style and naming, military industrial culture is how things will operate mainly, and the tengri-ish faith is for the eventual arrival that they begin to believe that the things they make have spirits in them, cut a limb from a tree and the spirit of the tree will split into 2, thus a bow would logically carry a soul. Ultimately it would bring "machine gods" and "machine spirits".

Thinking that my magic would rely upon enchanting gear, rather than casting cliche fireball spells. Since my tribe will carry a heavy reliance on industry and power, and view magic itself rather skeptically, only accepting the magic of the Spirit-Masters into their society. With that and a potential to breed dragons I could be a tribe that one would not trifle with.

Here I am just plotting to make a few spears.

[Holy Tedalonia]

Thinking my clan will be a mix of Scottish and Roman, which will be a full on military industrial culture late game. With a Tengri-ish faith, you know believing in spirits in everything, sort of thing.

The Scottish and Roman is for style and naming, military industrial culture is how things will operate mainly, and the tengri-ish faith is for the eventual arrival that they begin to believe that the things they make have spirits in them, cut a limb from a tree and the spirit of the tree will split into 2, thus a bow would logically carry a soul. Ultimately it would bring "machine gods" and "machine spirits".

Thinking that my magic would rely upon enchanting gear, rather than casting cliche fireball spells. Since my tribe will carry a heavy reliance on industry and power, and view magic itself rather skeptically, only accepting the magic of the Spirit-Masters into their society. With that and a potential to breed dragons I could be a tribe that one would not trifle with.

Here I am just plotting to make a few spears.

Hmm, spears would do little to a dragon, but if the dragon thing doesn't pan out, then yeah you would be the major threat/most respected tribe to Clan Bryre.

What magic are you going for G? Or is that a secret?

[Saxony-Brandenburg]

By the by, what do sand striders even look like?

[G-Tech Corporation]

Here I am just plotting to make a few spears.

Hmm, spears would do little to a dragon, but if the dragon thing doesn't pan out, then yeah you would be the major threat/most respected tribe to Clan Bryre.

What magic are you going for G? Or is that a secret?

Probs just rune/written enchantments.

[Kelmet]

You all talking runes and machine spirits.


Sounds like heresy.