The Long Night Part One: Embers in the Dusk: A Planetary Governor Quest (43k) Complete Sequel Up

Investigate the Sea?

  • Yes

    Votes: 593 80.4%
  • No

    Votes: 145 19.6%

  • Total voters
    738
Weez ardly bovver dem umies anymores
Weez ardly bovver dem umies anymores
The following was recorded in an ork camp in the Everglades. It is considered top secret.


Dem umies are Ard. Dead Ard. We'z ud go an foight dem but dey'd just bash us. Not enough Boyz. Too many tin can umies. We'z'd rather foight da monstas.

Ya see, dis planet. Dis is our 'eaven. Dis is da good place for da boiz ya know. Umies struggle and cry, cus dey weird. Dey don't loik foightin' not unless they'z be winnin' or deys be does dark metal umies oos don't give a damn. Deyz always a good foight for a tough boy.

Now, da lads, dey don't last long. If a little nob takes a mob ov a-hudreth yoofs out into the bush for a day he comes back wiv one good boy. Two if he's lucky!

But for dat boy who this world works for, dis world is da best place. You's never be's wantin' for a foight. Round the corner is some big ol' beasty who'll try to kills ya in some new and interesting way. Dragons, Dragon fruit, Sneaky Toigers, dino-blasters, little bastards who are easy to krump, but can krump ya just as easy!

B O O otiful!

Dats why Ork-inardo is building a beacon see. He wants to tells da Boyz dat dis is da place. Da true Ome of da orkz! By burning ten hundred weirdboiz a day he can tell da Boyz to come home! Where does he get ten hundred weirdboiz a day?

We don't know. Yet. But weez can figure it's out! Weez da foightiest and ardest boiz in da ooniverse, and we need ta tell da boiz to come 'ome!
 
Random fun notes:

All our net EM income is from trade.
Somehow we are in the green on RM
We trade 1 Trillion Metal away per turn, 33% of our reserves. We are in the net positive on metal somehow.



Next high council trade should be interesting.
 
Random fun notes:

All our net EM income is from trade.
Somehow we are in the green on RM
We trade 1 Trillion Metal away per turn, 33% of our reserves. We are in the net positive on metal somehow.



Next high council trade should be interesting.

I really, really wish I knew how to read a spreadsheet properly. That's all Greek to me, particularly when I start looking at the other tabs.
 
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I think he's refering too the corruption score in the data sheets which Durin uses to calcluate cultists numbers.

Its increased considerably since Lin's death.
ah, I understand.

that sucks but not unexpected.

do we know if theres a global corruption score on top of city-assigned corruption score? (there were times a individual city was GOING to fall which implys that the neighbors were relatively uneffected)
 
@Durin
1. How capable are trolls of reshaping the landscape on mass for defensive purposes? I and several others were discussing building a line of extra-fortified and warded fortress-cities on the northern edge of the tundra region (once we colonize it of course) to act as breakwater during incursions, and I wonder if we, with trolls' help could reshape the landscape to noticeably improve the defensive bonuses.
2. Do we have any idea if Avernus would object to such relatively wide-scale alteration to enviroment?
 
And so it goes

May the thunder warriors prove their worth, and knowing the state of this galaxy, we will need them.

In the Grim Darkness of the 43rd millenium, no advantage can be ignored, the work of gods is no longer enough, and mortals must succeed where all others have failed.
 
I really, really wish I knew how to read a spreadsheet properly. That's all Greek to me, particularly when I start looking at the other tabs.
Numbers with ( ) around them indicate negative numbers. The front page is a balance sheet based on yearly income. The top 4 lines are current net (that is net income before trade), income from trade, trade levy which is a (10?%) fee we pay on stuff we trade for and the final net income for the category.

The next three lines are how much of each mat is used for the various juvenat that we are trading away then the section below that shows how much we are trading for and to with each world. Off to the right of each world is the credits we are owed or owe to them and then how much cargo trade with each world uses.

The second page is used for calcs if I remember correctly and the third page is where we actually put trade quantities in that plugs into the formulas on the other pages and spit out how much we spend and gain and if we are in debt and if we are over our cargo limit.
 
okay so there is a mention of the Nynye underhive idea but no more details then that, I will provide it based on what I remember of it. If you are making plans dont assume that I know what you are meaning if you do not say it. This has comeup before
 
*From the Discord: I had an idea where when colonising new regions or building a new city somewhere, we'd help transport a Nynye Queen alongside the colonists, who'd setup shop alongside the human city and in exchange for protection while building up they'd help out the human city with various matters that could use expendable drones, while the human city would help out with various requests. Ignoring the whole (massive, towering) issue with xenophobia and distrust, would this be feasible and/or would any aspiring Nynye Queens want to travel to far-away regions to set up their hives anyway?
@Durin

(I guess Nurgle didn't copy my turn completely..)
 
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