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They will try not to go below 1 on any resource they can spend on.
They will attempt to replenish resources they depend on to implement policy.
Paths of Civilization
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They will try not to go below 1 on any resource they can spend on.
They will attempt to replenish resources they depend on to implement policy.
BungieONI
Seven gremlins in a trench coat
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Hey @Academia Nut will the current vote of Main Holy sites + Secondary Festival +Secondary Festival end with us below 0 Econ at the end of the turn?
So, while your concerns are appreciated @sidestory it seems we'll be fine.
In case you've missed it, they will take into account our actions so they will do a [Main] Expand Holy Sites and [Main] Expand Economy to pay for it, keeping in mind how much they have to spend.
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- Panama City
[X] [Main] Expand Holy Sites
[X] [Secondary] Establish Annual Festival
[X] [Secondary] Establish Annual Festival x2
[X] [Secondary] Establish Annual Festival
[X] [Secondary] Establish Annual Festival x2
IIRC they will do actions that suppor the policy. So in this case, if there's not enough econ to expand holy sites they'll take an expand econ action
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It is possible if you crit fail the admin roll.
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- Simi Valley, CA, United States
I think they are supported by a majority in the People due to the consistent Stability hits when we don't take them and due to the lack of any other candidates. As for checks and balances that's all well and good but the current concept is that the king and chiefs went away from that when they tried to implement the new tax system and that the Stallions are for a return of the superior "old ways" of doing things.
But I suppose AN's voice is needed here, @Academia Nut, can you speak on why the People think the chiefs are greedy? Or how popular the Stallions really are (majority vs. vocal minority).
BungieONI
Seven gremlins in a trench coat
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Ok. Thanky.
*gets out goat foot talisman*
"In the name of the Brethren Moon..."
Abby Normal
High Clerk of the Ymaryn
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@Academia Nut Our provinces can combine their own actions into mains, but can they also combine with our actions? That is, if we did a secondary expand holy sites, could one of our provinces' action be to combine with that action to make it a main?
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good to know, still I would rather appreciate it if we played it smart & went with Main GS for more Stability & thus more safety from the mid turn event while also doing econ expansion, so that we can get the whole secondary actions from the provinces
Seriously guys? What the hell are you surprised we need to take a stability action when we were previously at 1, we took a -1 stability from rejecting the hero, thus resulting in us being at 0 which is less than the 1 we need to complete the project.
If you actually want to be concerned about something, do it about the fact that even taking a stability project this turn we can fail. That's because if we go negative economy, we lose a stability, thus meaning the economic crisis isn't resolved.
If you actually want to be concerned about something, do it about the fact that even taking a stability project this turn we can fail. That's because if we go negative economy, we lose a stability, thus meaning the economic crisis isn't resolved.
Ok, our Holy Site expansion will be dealt with by our provinces. We need to boost our stability and econ.
[X] [Main] Establish Annual Festival
[X] [Secondary] New Settlement - Eastern Hills
[X] [Secondary] New Settlement - Eastern Hills x2
This gives us +1 econ, +1 Mysticism, +1 Art, +1 Stability. Not sure on the settlement location, but that seemed like the best to start with.
We absolutely need econ to survive the "hard choices". Our provinces can do the Holy Site expansion, and this still gives us half the Mysticism generated.
The provinces will automatically switch to "expand econ" and we'll get a chance to adjust our policies. Sorry, forgot to remove this after AN's clarification. Please ignore.
[X] [Main] Establish Annual Festival
[X] [Secondary] New Settlement - Eastern Hills
[X] [Secondary] New Settlement - Eastern Hills x2
This gives us +1 econ, +1 Mysticism, +1 Art, +1 Stability. Not sure on the settlement location, but that seemed like the best to start with.
We absolutely need econ to survive the "hard choices". Our provinces can do the Holy Site expansion, and this still gives us half the Mysticism generated.
guys you are killing us, please think before you vote
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@Academia Nut heh, some pretty quick updates going! Not that I mind though, guess you found some free time
redzonejoe
Vaguely Pastafarian
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Lost stability from snubbing the leader of the northern province.
Now the leader of the northern province is asking for help. Not a huge leap.
If it does return our stability to us, that means we don't need the festival. It makes room for itself.
If. Hence, discuss. Thank you.
Wouldn't get us the needed expand holy sites. This is our one shot I believe.
Since our province will already spend 3 econ to do 3 Holy Sites....
And our Annual Festival takes another econ to get 1 Stab...
We don't have any econ without Expand Econ.
My proposal:
4 Econ
[] Main Black Soil (+1 Econ) or Main New Settlement (+1 Econ end of turn)
[] Establish Annual Festival (-1 Econ)
[] Expand Economy (+1 Econ)
[P] Holy Sites x3 (-3 Econ)
[The law] Holy Sites x1 (-1 Econ)
We can't Main Expand Economy.
This nets us 1 Econ, 1 Stab and 4 S Holy Sites (2 Main Holy Sites)
I hope that's enough to fix our problem
And our Annual Festival takes another econ to get 1 Stab...
We don't have any econ without Expand Econ.
My proposal:
4 Econ
[] Main Black Soil (+1 Econ) or Main New Settlement (+1 Econ end of turn)
[] Establish Annual Festival (-1 Econ)
[] Expand Economy (+1 Econ)
[P] Holy Sites x3 (-3 Econ)
[The law] Holy Sites x1 (-1 Econ)
We can't Main Expand Economy.
This nets us 1 Econ, 1 Stab and 4 S Holy Sites (2 Main Holy Sites)
I hope that's enough to fix our problem
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[] [Main] Expand Holy Sites
[] [Secondary] Establish Annual Festival
[] [Secondary] Establish Annual Festival x2
This will cost us 3 econ, with possible 1 econ loss, bringing us down to zero.
[X] [Main] Expand Holy Sites
[X] [Secondary] Establish Annual Festival
[X] [Secondary] Expand Economy
This will give us 2 or 1 econ buffer.
[] [Secondary] Establish Annual Festival
[] [Secondary] Establish Annual Festival x2
This will cost us 3 econ, with possible 1 econ loss, bringing us down to zero.
[X] [Main] Expand Holy Sites
[X] [Secondary] Establish Annual Festival
[X] [Secondary] Expand Economy
This will give us 2 or 1 econ buffer.
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There's also our shiny new trait
That means if we do Main Holy Sites, the provinces do Main Holy Sites, and and an additional secondary Holy Site on top...
We might just make it.
Omegahugger
Inattentive Idiot
Do they have trees Y/N?
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[X] [Main] Expand Holy Sites
[X] [Secondary] Establish Annual Festival
[X] [Secondary] Expand Economy
[X] [Secondary] Establish Annual Festival
[X] [Secondary] Expand Economy
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BungieONI
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But we have zero stability!
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They think they're greedy because that's the only sensible explanation for fucking up the tax system. The Stallions are best described of as a vocal plurality, with the majority of the People either supporting the king or being neutral, but with enough uncertainty and the continuing crisis ongoing they have been steadily growing their numbers. Because you never suppressed them, time is now up and they will force change, one way or another.
It's possible, yes.
Actually, that's a good point
@Academia Nut
Does the "collective action"/"concerted efforts" on Symphony mean that taking the same action a bunch of times in the same turn give us extra bonuses?
redzonejoe
Vaguely Pastafarian
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- Canada
Thinking about it, a lot of the people around us are fairly treeless.