Diff Checker (Civ Sheet)
Diff Checker (Actions)
General
Diplomacy 13 (+3) [+1]
Economy 11 (+1) [-1]
Econ Expansion 4
Martial 10 {11}
Diplo 13 (+0+3)[+1] -> 13 (+3) [+1]
No change, just past the "end of turn" placeholder; +3 will apply during the midturn.
Econ 4 (+5+1) [-1] => 11 (+1)[-1]
End of turn econ applied, plus 2 from refugees. +1 will apply during the midturn as well i think
EE 5 (+1) -> 4
Delayed expansion from boats added, then 2 subtracted from refugees
No change in martial.
Stability
Stability 1 (confident)
Legitimacy 3 (max)
Stability -1 -> 1
Yesss! No loss from refugees, and +2 from RoO
Huh, Hath already have wine...but even just one vineyard is enough to put us leading? I guess they either also just got it, or are bad enough at farming in general that they dont make much?
BronzeNoneNon-traded
TinNoneMW (in), TH (in), Hath (in)
...Not sure what "in" means? Internal maybe? So that's basically saying "These places make tin, but don't trade it"?
Materials
Well Dressed Stone
Ash glazed pottery
Bronze
Early iron bloomeries
...Wait. Did we fully get Bronze? Not just the general idea? We actually know how to make it???
Watercraft
Great Canoes
Major docks
Small Sailboats
Major Docks gained!
Meanwhile a fresh pulse of refugees came in from the south, and mixed in among them was a copper worker from the Thunder Horse who had been brought along to help maintain their equipment, only to get left behind during a battle and nearly starved. He revealed the truth behind the stronger version of copper the Thunder Horse were using: it was copper, but if you introduced another ore into the metal when it was liquid it made the copper much harder and stronger. Too much and it would be brittle, too little and it would be closer to regular copper in strength. There were a few other ores that could be used, legends told that the first versions were just like that when the copper was initially smelted, but the best and least toxic results that produced the dark brown metal harder than iron came from introducing dark crystals into the mix. Of course, when the People started working out how much of this material the Thunder Horse had, they realized that while bronze was better than iron, it wasn't so much better that the tiny supplies of tin available made bronze in any way a good choice for the People outside of perhaps some specialist tools or gear for the highest level elite warriors.
Yessss CA probably crit!
The Library - The People need to store ideas, not records [LoW] [King] (4-6? Action commitment, -1 Mysticism and -1 Art per action, 2 Econ total commitment)
No real change here, AN just updated the [Observance] tag to [LoW].
Special: Due to acquiring a new luxury, the Improve Festival action is currently twice as action efficient (1S = 1M, 1M = 2M)
! Very nice! =D
More Boats - The things are expensive but oh so useful, so having more of them will increase your capacity for trade, travel, and fishing
* S: -2 Econ; +1 Econ, +1 Econ Expansion, and +1 Diplo next turn, other potential effects
* M: -2 Econ; +1 Econ end of turn, +1 Econ, +1 Econ Expansion and Diplo next turn, additional effects,
* used 6 times
No more "Verge of innovation" on boats.
Expand Vineyard - There is a location in Blackriver that is judged an ideal place to grow the small fruits that are favoured for making a particularly potent drink
*S: -1 Econ, -1 Econ Expansion, +2 Diplo next turn
*M: -1 Econ, -1 Econ Expansion, +2 Diplo
New action, basically the same as the original action, down to having identical fluff.
Build Docks - With large numbers of ships being built, a new place to store them all, the goods they bring in, and a place to build them might be a good idea
*S: -1 Econ, +2 Diplo, potential for new innovations
*M: -1 Econ, +3 Diplo, increased potential for new innovations, increased trade power
New action! I'd like to get this at some point...
As for my vote... for now:
[X] [Crow] Spider-Eyed
[X] [Fyth] Matron
[X] [Main] Great Temple
[X] [Secondary] Improve Annual Festival
[X] [Secondary] Study Metal
I like Crow as many-faceted, i think "Matron" is the best interpretation for Fyth, seems the most "yes women can be powerful and wise too"-y*, and then for actions i like the free doubled festival, and i like the idea of getting some more metal study in
*On that note...
@Academia Nut i asked earlier but it got lost in all the questions at the time, how have things evolved on the women's rights/female leadership/gender norms front in the centuries since you last gave us a big overview of it, before Magwyna?