A Stranger World: The Ascent of Man [OoC | Open for Orgs]

[Kelmet]

Could always deliver it by hand as well.

Hmm now why wouldn't he send a courier to deliver the message? =P

Exactly.

[Ralnis]

I'm also going to incase my people's souls inside obelisks and have them control golems so I will have my golem army.

[The GAmeTopians]

Hmm now why wouldn't he send a courier to deliver the message? =P

Exactly.

Now, what if one of the twins took it upon themselves to replace the Zhou courier...?

[Kelmet]

Exactly.

Now, what if one of the twins took it upon themselves to replace the Zhou courier...?

Depends on what happened afterwords but i'm sure Anthony could be won over.

[The Empire of Tau]

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA. hi

[Olthenia]

Alright, everyone. I'll fire up the old Update Machine in roughly eight hours, as soon as I get back from work.

[Saxony-Brandenburg]

Alright, everyone. I'll fire up the old Update Machine in roughly eight hours, as soon as I get back from work.

Lovely. Hey! If you need any help with the archives or anything, please let me know! I noticed my pop count was a bit off I do believe.

[Holy Tedalonia]

Alright, everyone. I'll fire up the old Update Machine in roughly eight hours, as soon as I get back from work.

Lovely. Hey! If you need any help with the archives or anything, please let me know! I noticed my pop count was a bit off I do believe.

G mentioned he waa doing it, last I heard.

[Holy Tedalonia]

Whenever I read Kenichi: the mightiest disciple, I can't help but think of Dao, except a lot more awesome.

[Olthenia]

Oh, G-Tech? Am I correct in assuming that Explorers extracting resources as manual laborers can do so in lieu of the required building - like, say, a Scrape Mine - but are only able to work at half efficiency while thus engaged?

[Saxony-Brandenburg]

Oh, G-Tech? Am I correct in assuming that Explorers extracting resources as manual laborers can do so in lieu of the required building - like, say, a Scrape Mine - but are only able to work at half efficiency while thus engaged?

Half efficient at home. In lands unsettled though, they work at full efficiently

[Olthenia]

Oh, G-Tech? Am I correct in assuming that Explorers extracting resources as manual laborers can do so in lieu of the required building - like, say, a Scrape Mine - but are only able to work at half efficiency while thus engaged?

Half efficient at home. In lands unsettled though, they work at full efficiently

Good to know. Thank you.

Say, Gold is converted to Wealth at the rate of 1 to 3, right?

[Saxony-Brandenburg]

Half efficient at home. In lands unsettled though, they work at full efficiently

Good to know. Thank you.

Say, Gold is converted to Wealth at the rate of 1 to 3, right?

At a jeweler or smithy? Jewelers convert opals to 4, gold to 3 I believe. Smithy's I'd suppose convert it to 4. but g may know better.

[Olthenia]

Good to know. Thank you.

Say, Gold is converted to Wealth at the rate of 1 to 3, right?

At a jeweler or smithy? Jewelers convert opals to 4, gold to 3 I believe. Smithy's I'd suppose convert it to 4. but g may know better.

Ooh~ Good point.

[Novas Arcanum]

Also no big deal but my population should be 1900 and 2000 next turn since I'm moving peasents from Shoval to Xcotl.

[G-Tech Corporation]

Good to know. Thank you.

Say, Gold is converted to Wealth at the rate of 1 to 3, right?

At a jeweler or smithy? Jewelers convert opals to 4, gold to 3 I believe. Smithy's I'd suppose convert it to 4. but g may know better.

Not exactly; resources convert based on common vs uncommon vs strange status. Worth one, two, or three Wealth, baseline.

Opals and gold, as both uncommon resources, convert at a base of two, augmented by a forge/jeweler to three. Potentially up to four, for a first conversion bonus.

[Olthenia]

At a jeweler or smithy? Jewelers convert opals to 4, gold to 3 I believe. Smithy's I'd suppose convert it to 4. but g may know better.

Not exactly; resources convert based on common vs uncommon vs strange status. Worth one, two, or three Wealth, baseline.

Opals and gold, as both uncommon resources, convert at a base of two, augmented by a forge/jeweler to three. Potentially up to four, for a first conversion bonus.

Alright. Duly noted.

How much labor, wealth and industry does an Obelisk of Strength require?

[Saxony-Brandenburg]

Not exactly; resources convert based on common vs uncommon vs strange status. Worth one, two, or three Wealth, baseline.

Opals and gold, as both uncommon resources, convert at a base of two, augmented by a forge/jeweler to three. Potentially up to four, for a first conversion bonus.

Alright. Duly noted.

How much labor, wealth and industry does an Obelisk of Strength require?

To quote a G TG,

Okay, cool.
So a tier 1 Geolocus of Strength is Labor V, Wealth III, and Industry II. It will give your Soldiers a minor bonus in melee combat and generate 1 free Labor as long as you have at least one Laborer working, or you can direct it only towards your Soldiers for a slightly more impressive boost.

[Olthenia]

At a jeweler or smithy? Jewelers convert opals to 4, gold to 3 I believe. Smithy's I'd suppose convert it to 4. but g may know better.

Not exactly; resources convert based on common vs uncommon vs strange status. Worth one, two, or three Wealth, baseline.

Opals and gold, as both uncommon resources, convert at a base of two, augmented by a forge/jeweler to three. Potentially up to four, for a first conversion bonus.

I assume silver is also counted as an uncommon resource?

[Olthenia]

Alright. Duly noted.

How much labor, wealth and industry does an Obelisk of Strength require?

To quote a G TG,

Okay, cool.
So a tier 1 Geolocus of Strength is Labor V, Wealth III, and Industry II. It will give your Soldiers a minor bonus in melee combat and generate 1 free Labor as long as you have at least one Laborer working, or you can direct it only towards your Soldiers for a slightly more impressive boost.

Alright - I'll add it to the Construction list once I'm able.

[Olthenia]

Kelmet? Your update for Turn 22 includes a reference to 100 Peasants in Brewnwall tasked with the operation a "Lumber Mill". What exactly is this arcane devilry?

EDIT: I assume you meant "Timber Camp". The records suggest Brewnwall built one as early as CE 329.

[Holy Tedalonia]

Oh, btw how much did the feast improve general diplomatic relations? Noticed nothing was said on the update about that. Should be the same as last time.

[Olthenia]

Oh, btw how much did the feast improve general diplomatic relations? Noticed nothing was said on the update about that. Should be the same as last time.

Which diplomatic relations would that be? The results of your last interaction with the Wastelanders appears to be described in the update for Turn 22.

For further details, I suggest a TG to G-Tech might be in order.

[Olthenia]

G-Tech? Can you confirm that the archival information for the settlement of Nightstone is completely accurate?

[Kelmet]

Kelmet? Your update for Turn 22 includes a reference to 100 Peasants in Brewnwall tasked with the operation a "Lumber Mill". What exactly is this arcane devilry?

EDIT: I assume you meant "Timber Camp". The records suggest Brewnwall built one as early as CE 329.

I did, I can change the wording to camp if that would be preferable.