Skewfiend
The Corruptor of All Things
- Location
- The Darkness Behind Your Eyes
And remember: we have only colonised part of a continent.
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The Long Night Part One: Embers in the Dusk: A Planetary Governor Quest (43k) Complete Sequel Up
- Thread starter Durin
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And remember: we have only colonised part of a continent.
- Location
- Australia
Indeed. We cover an area slightly smaller than India (pi*10^6 km^2 compared to 3.3*10^6 km^2). There's entire other continents on this planet plus parts of our continent that we haven't explored, and they might all have lots more ruins. Or they might not.
Speaking of which, perhaps the next thing that the next thing that Saren should do is take a drop-ship ride (along with plenty of armed backup plus whatever tools and such he needs) to the polar continent to take a look at those Solomonic Seals. As remarked earlier, they seem like a potentially valuable resource.
Also, will we ever be required to raise actual Guard regiments to fight on other worlds?
Because technically almost all planets are required to do that.
Speaking of which, perhaps the next thing that the next thing that Saren should do is take a drop-ship ride (along with plenty of armed backup plus whatever tools and such he needs) to the polar continent to take a look at those Solomonic Seals. As remarked earlier, they seem like a potentially valuable resource.
Also, will we ever be required to raise actual Guard regiments to fight on other worlds?
Because technically almost all planets are required to do that.
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Skewfiend
The Corruptor of All Things
- Location
- The Darkness Behind Your Eyes
I have it on good authority that we are in the most ruin-dense part of Avernus, but that there are still ruins elsewhere.
valuable but not easily got at. Between the colonies of epsilom-level penguins, the battle tank sized blank bears, the enslavers upon which the seals feed, just getting at them will be a nightmare.
New colonies are usually exempt for some time, to my understanding.
Eventually, once we're not such a new colony. I expect we'll end up with far more regiments than we send away though. The whole point of the place was originally to act as a training world for the Guard after all. However that is assuming that the Adeptus Mechanicus doesn't have Avernus named as a holy world by then. We keep turning up STCs and they might.
Turn Eleven
- Location
- Alice Springs, Australia
Turn Eleven
You are Governor Fredrick Rotbart and as you have your customary end of the year break you consider the major projects that are beginning this year. Forge-World Atlas has started construction of both the orbital industry and of the Forge-City at Dorthonion as well as delivering the Defense Monitor and Baneblade Squadron. As the Baneblades were deployed to Elysium where they can do the most good, the Defense Monitor is put under the command of Admiral Parnell who commands the Imperial Navy Battlegroup Avernus, which has recently arrived. To make the year even more hectic an Adeptus Astra Telepathica ship has arrived to begin the construction of the Scholastica Psykana. On a more personal front you have met Captain Adrienne who is Henry's recent paramour and she seems to be a good person, if a little intimidated by you.
General Drago has been busy supervising the rebuilding of the Avernus military this year but he informs you that the only major issue that he has at the moment is the lack of a air force. He strongly advises you to begin training pilots immediately now that the flight school is open. The recent arrival of the Imperial Navy task force gives him a level of peace of mind.
Henry's new relationship doesn't seem to slow his work down at all as he is throwing himself into this years projects. Currently Avernus has a large reserve of all resources which allows for several more ambitious projects to be attempted. One example that Henry has recently proposed is to build a underground railway linking the cities of Elysium which if successful would be expanded over as much of Avernus as possible.
Lord Klovis-Ultan informs that Avernus has used up the diplomatic credit that it gained from defeating the Sons of War but is still in a strong position. He advises making contact with the neighboring worlds soon and returning to Atlas to trade.
Arbitrator Oakheart is confident that she is on top of the cultist issues on Avernus and is considering how to best deal with any sudden surges in cultists numbers. While she does not yet have any solutions she will inform you when she does.
Magos Explorator Tranth is glad that the workers from Atlas have begun turning Gamma-4, which you hope to convince him to call Dorthonion soon, into a Forge-City. However he hopes to finish exploring the ruins under Gamma-4 before the construction reaches them at the end of next year.
Magos Biologis Saren is totally engrossed in his research and informs you that he will have a report by the end of the year.
Sub-Deacon Lin continues his drive to emphasis the less warlike aspects of the Imperial Church and has taken to speaking at the Cathedral of Dis once a week. After his first sermon the sermons have become widely broadcast, with every other church on Avernus showing it. Sub-Deacon Lin is without a doubt the greatest preacher that you have ever heard of and you personally wouldn't be surprised to hear that he was nominated for Sainthood.
You have totally recovered from your injuries and now feel like your usual, workaholic, self. The only other major change in your personal life is that Caroline, after a near death experience at the paws of a Phase-Tiger while visiting Mirkwood, has started to take the combat training you insist she takes seriously.
Caroline gains trait Basic Combat Training (+1M)
You are Governor Fredrick Rotbart and as you have your customary end of the year break you consider the major projects that are beginning this year. Forge-World Atlas has started construction of both the orbital industry and of the Forge-City at Dorthonion as well as delivering the Defense Monitor and Baneblade Squadron. As the Baneblades were deployed to Elysium where they can do the most good, the Defense Monitor is put under the command of Admiral Parnell who commands the Imperial Navy Battlegroup Avernus, which has recently arrived. To make the year even more hectic an Adeptus Astra Telepathica ship has arrived to begin the construction of the Scholastica Psykana. On a more personal front you have met Captain Adrienne who is Henry's recent paramour and she seems to be a good person, if a little intimidated by you.
General Drago has been busy supervising the rebuilding of the Avernus military this year but he informs you that the only major issue that he has at the moment is the lack of a air force. He strongly advises you to begin training pilots immediately now that the flight school is open. The recent arrival of the Imperial Navy task force gives him a level of peace of mind.
Two Locked Choose One
Rebuilding- General Drago advisers you to recruit new units and replenish the losses suffered in the recent battles. This will fill the growing holes in your line of battle left by the recent battle, the predations of the wildlife and the constant population growth. General Drago considers this to be of very high priority.
Time: 2 years. Cost: 273 800 Thrones, 112 300 Material, 10 150 Promethium. Upkeep: 15 520 Thrones, 7 628 Material, 5 460 Promethium. Reward: Replenishes all regiments to full size, raises 71 PDF Infantry Regiments, 4 Light Infantry Regiments, 12 PDF Light Infantry Regiments, 1 Mechanized Infantry Regiment, 13 PDF Mechanized Infantry Regiments, 12 PDF Heavy Infantry Regiments, 2 Armour Regiments, 9 PDF Armour Regiments, 5 Rough Rider Regiments, 44 PDF Rough Rider Regiments, 9 Drop Infantry Regiments and 1 Black Iron Regiment.
Locked One out of Two turns remaining
Constant Recruitment- Given the constant casualties that Avernus inflicts on your soldiers General Drago proposes setting a system where the boot camps and Officers Academy are both constantly training new men to allow for casualties to be quickly replaced without too much of an administrative load. The increase in time between recruitment and being assigned to a regiment would increase recruitment costs slightly but the ability to replenish losses without oversight would be worth it. This project will take several years so General Drago only considers it to be of high priority.
Time: 3 years. Cost: 305 000 Thrones, 30 500 Material, 30 500 Metal, 7 100 Promethium. Upkeep: 30 500 Thrones, 1 525 Material, 1 525 Metal, 710 Promethium. Reward: automatically replace casualties at 10% increase in recruitment cost.
Locked Two out of Three turns remaining
Fortified Barracks: Imperial Guard- General Drago comes to you with a plan to create new barracks for your Imperial Guard forces. These barracks would each contain a single regiment and would be heavily fortified with turrets, void shield generators and internal power generation and supply dumps. They would also contain advanced training grounds which would allow for more effective and constant training. These barracks would both give the Imperial Guard a safe and secure base and provide a series of defensive strong-points within the cities of Avernus, which you personally would have found very useful in the recent invasion. General Drago wishes to eventually give the PDF similar barracks but know that it is currently unaffordable and considers this to be of medium priority.
Time: 2 years. Cost: 550 250 Thrones, 55 025 Material, 110 050 Metal, 11 005 Promethium. Upkeep: 28 223 Thrones, 2 822 Material, 5 644 Metal, 229 Promethium. Reward: fortified barracks for Imperial Guard at all cities, +1 Imperial Guard Morale, +5 to Imperial Guard Combat Rolls.
Officers Finishing School: All- General Drago proposes building a Finishing School for Officers in each region to train the officers in the details and tradition of their regions particular style of combat. If completed this finishing school would allow for new officers to integrate into their regiment more easily and would strengthen the military traditions that are forming in each region. It would also prepare officers far better for commanding the type of soldiers they end up in command of. General Drago considers this to be of medium priority.
Time: 3 years. Cost: 248 500 Thrones, 49 500 Material, 24 750 Metal, 2 475 Promethium. Upkeep: 24 850 Thrones, 4 950 Material, 2 475 Metal, 496 Promethium. Reward: Finishing School in each region for Imperial Officers, +5 to all Imperial Guard and PDF combat rolls, PDF get +25% of military tradition bonus (+5), can run more officers trainings.
Advanced Training Facilities: All- General Drago wishes to expand and upgrade the training facilities of your boot camps. The improved training facilities should allow for troops to be trained to a higher level and for troops to be re-trained more often. General Drago considers this to be of medium priority.
Time: 3 years. Cost: 149 500 Thrones, 49 500 Material, 49 500 Metal, 2 475 Promethium. Upkeep: 14 950 Thrones, 4 950 Material, 4 950 Metal, 496 Promethium. Reward: Advanced Training Facilities in each boot camp, +5 to all Imperial Guard and PDF combat rolls, PDF get +25% of military tradition bonus (+5), can run more soldiers trainings.
Wargaming Grounds: All- General Drago proposes building a series of mock battlefields where dozens of regiments can engage in wargames. This should give the forces of Avernus more practice at fighting above a regimental scale and will allow the different regiments to bond. This will fix one of the issue that was noticed about the recent invasion which was that your forces were unused to fighting large scale conflicts. The wargaming grounds will be huge and expensive to maintain so only one would be built per region. General Drago considers this to be of medium priority.
Time: 3 years. Cost: 447 300 Thrones, 148 500 Material, 148 500 Metal, 7 440 Promethium. Upkeep: 44 730 Thrones, 14 850 Material, 14 850 Metal, 744 Promethium. Reward: wargaming grounds in each region for soldiers , +5 to all Imperial Guard and PDF combat rolls with an additional +5 when fighting in numbers, PDF get +25% of military tradition bonus (+5).
Air Superiority- Given how poorly the Avernus Air Force preformed in the recent invasion General Drago proposes having the entire first class of pilots, all one thousand of them, trained to be fighter pilots. This will give you fifty new fighter wings which should be sufficient to cover Avernus.
Time: 3 years. Cost: 106 500 Thrones, 3 550 Material, 4 260 Promethium. Upkeep: 10 650 Thrones, 355 Material, Promethium 2 130. Reward: 50 Fighter Wings
A Balanced Approach- The simplest way to increase the size of the Avernus air force is to split the new pilots between fighters and bombers. This would provide a balanced air force but will not provide the sheer number of fighters necessary to protect Avernus from another major invasion.
Time: 3 years. Cost: 97 980 Thrones, 5 254 Material, 4 260 Promethium. Upkeep: 9 798 Thrones, 525 Material, Promethium 2 130. Reward: 26 Fighter Wings, 12 Bomber Wings
Rebuilding- General Drago advisers you to recruit new units and replenish the losses suffered in the recent battles. This will fill the growing holes in your line of battle left by the recent battle, the predations of the wildlife and the constant population growth. General Drago considers this to be of very high priority.
Time: 2 years. Cost: 273 800 Thrones, 112 300 Material, 10 150 Promethium. Upkeep: 15 520 Thrones, 7 628 Material, 5 460 Promethium. Reward: Replenishes all regiments to full size, raises 71 PDF Infantry Regiments, 4 Light Infantry Regiments, 12 PDF Light Infantry Regiments, 1 Mechanized Infantry Regiment, 13 PDF Mechanized Infantry Regiments, 12 PDF Heavy Infantry Regiments, 2 Armour Regiments, 9 PDF Armour Regiments, 5 Rough Rider Regiments, 44 PDF Rough Rider Regiments, 9 Drop Infantry Regiments and 1 Black Iron Regiment.
Locked One out of Two turns remaining
Constant Recruitment- Given the constant casualties that Avernus inflicts on your soldiers General Drago proposes setting a system where the boot camps and Officers Academy are both constantly training new men to allow for casualties to be quickly replaced without too much of an administrative load. The increase in time between recruitment and being assigned to a regiment would increase recruitment costs slightly but the ability to replenish losses without oversight would be worth it. This project will take several years so General Drago only considers it to be of high priority.
Time: 3 years. Cost: 305 000 Thrones, 30 500 Material, 30 500 Metal, 7 100 Promethium. Upkeep: 30 500 Thrones, 1 525 Material, 1 525 Metal, 710 Promethium. Reward: automatically replace casualties at 10% increase in recruitment cost.
Locked Two out of Three turns remaining
Fortified Barracks: Imperial Guard- General Drago comes to you with a plan to create new barracks for your Imperial Guard forces. These barracks would each contain a single regiment and would be heavily fortified with turrets, void shield generators and internal power generation and supply dumps. They would also contain advanced training grounds which would allow for more effective and constant training. These barracks would both give the Imperial Guard a safe and secure base and provide a series of defensive strong-points within the cities of Avernus, which you personally would have found very useful in the recent invasion. General Drago wishes to eventually give the PDF similar barracks but know that it is currently unaffordable and considers this to be of medium priority.
Time: 2 years. Cost: 550 250 Thrones, 55 025 Material, 110 050 Metal, 11 005 Promethium. Upkeep: 28 223 Thrones, 2 822 Material, 5 644 Metal, 229 Promethium. Reward: fortified barracks for Imperial Guard at all cities, +1 Imperial Guard Morale, +5 to Imperial Guard Combat Rolls.
Officers Finishing School: All- General Drago proposes building a Finishing School for Officers in each region to train the officers in the details and tradition of their regions particular style of combat. If completed this finishing school would allow for new officers to integrate into their regiment more easily and would strengthen the military traditions that are forming in each region. It would also prepare officers far better for commanding the type of soldiers they end up in command of. General Drago considers this to be of medium priority.
Time: 3 years. Cost: 248 500 Thrones, 49 500 Material, 24 750 Metal, 2 475 Promethium. Upkeep: 24 850 Thrones, 4 950 Material, 2 475 Metal, 496 Promethium. Reward: Finishing School in each region for Imperial Officers, +5 to all Imperial Guard and PDF combat rolls, PDF get +25% of military tradition bonus (+5), can run more officers trainings.
Advanced Training Facilities: All- General Drago wishes to expand and upgrade the training facilities of your boot camps. The improved training facilities should allow for troops to be trained to a higher level and for troops to be re-trained more often. General Drago considers this to be of medium priority.
Time: 3 years. Cost: 149 500 Thrones, 49 500 Material, 49 500 Metal, 2 475 Promethium. Upkeep: 14 950 Thrones, 4 950 Material, 4 950 Metal, 496 Promethium. Reward: Advanced Training Facilities in each boot camp, +5 to all Imperial Guard and PDF combat rolls, PDF get +25% of military tradition bonus (+5), can run more soldiers trainings.
Wargaming Grounds: All- General Drago proposes building a series of mock battlefields where dozens of regiments can engage in wargames. This should give the forces of Avernus more practice at fighting above a regimental scale and will allow the different regiments to bond. This will fix one of the issue that was noticed about the recent invasion which was that your forces were unused to fighting large scale conflicts. The wargaming grounds will be huge and expensive to maintain so only one would be built per region. General Drago considers this to be of medium priority.
Time: 3 years. Cost: 447 300 Thrones, 148 500 Material, 148 500 Metal, 7 440 Promethium. Upkeep: 44 730 Thrones, 14 850 Material, 14 850 Metal, 744 Promethium. Reward: wargaming grounds in each region for soldiers , +5 to all Imperial Guard and PDF combat rolls with an additional +5 when fighting in numbers, PDF get +25% of military tradition bonus (+5).
Air Superiority- Given how poorly the Avernus Air Force preformed in the recent invasion General Drago proposes having the entire first class of pilots, all one thousand of them, trained to be fighter pilots. This will give you fifty new fighter wings which should be sufficient to cover Avernus.
Time: 3 years. Cost: 106 500 Thrones, 3 550 Material, 4 260 Promethium. Upkeep: 10 650 Thrones, 355 Material, Promethium 2 130. Reward: 50 Fighter Wings
A Balanced Approach- The simplest way to increase the size of the Avernus air force is to split the new pilots between fighters and bombers. This would provide a balanced air force but will not provide the sheer number of fighters necessary to protect Avernus from another major invasion.
Time: 3 years. Cost: 97 980 Thrones, 5 254 Material, 4 260 Promethium. Upkeep: 9 798 Thrones, 525 Material, Promethium 2 130. Reward: 26 Fighter Wings, 12 Bomber Wings
Henry's new relationship doesn't seem to slow his work down at all as he is throwing himself into this years projects. Currently Avernus has a large reserve of all resources which allows for several more ambitious projects to be attempted. One example that Henry has recently proposed is to build a underground railway linking the cities of Elysium which if successful would be expanded over as much of Avernus as possible.
One Locked Choose Two
Disease Research and Treatment Institutes: Avernus- Avernus has many different infectious diseases and plagues that are communicable with humans and the normal hospitals can not cope with the number that are sometimes infected. Henry proposes to set up one ore more Institutes in each city that is wholly dedicated to researching and treating infectious diseases and plagues. This extensive proposal is to build these institutes in every city in Avernus over the next three years. Henry considers this to be of medium priority.
Time: 3 years. Cost: 3 900 500 Thrones, 82 005 Material, 32 802 Metal, 2 734 Promethium. Upkeep: 218 680 Thrones per year, 8 200 Material per year, 1 640 Metal per year, 1 367 Promethium per year. Reward: Disease Research Institutes is added to each hospital in Avernus, +1% population growth, lowers effect of plagues.
Locked One out of Three turns completed
Social Policy: Work Harder- Henry has prepared a series of plans which include making the population of Avernus work longer the the 49 hours a week that is the current average working week.
Time: 1 Year. Cost: 10 000 Thrones. Reward: Varied see below
Expand Promethium Refinery: The Fens-The Fens in The Azure Islands has a wide enough promethium reserves that you can build a larger promethium refinery and extractor. This will increase your total promethium gathering rate by 30% which would provide for all promethium needs for the next decade. Henry considers this to be of low priority.
Time: 1 year. Cost: 56 800 Thrones, 11 360 Material, 11 360 Metal, 2 272 Promethium. Upkeep: 5 680 Thrones per year, 568 Material per year, 568 Metal per year. Reward: Medium Promethium Refinery in The Fens, increase bonus promethium to +20 000 and increases efficiency bonus to +200%.
Expand Mine: Lemnos, Hollin, Salem and Babylon.- If you expand the mines and smelter at every location that has large enough ore veins to expand you would almost double the amount of Metal gathered per year. Henry considers this to be of high priority.
Time: 2 year. Cost: 251 200 Thrones, 50 240 Material, 50 240 Metal, 10 048 Promethium. Upkeep: 25 120 Thrones per year, 2 512 Metal per year, 502 Promethium per year. Reward: Large Mines in Lemnos, Hollin, Salem and Babylon, increase bonus metal to +100 000 and increases efficiency bonus to +200%.
Expand Factories:Avernus- A far more extreme plan to increase manufacturing capacity that Henry proposes is to enlarge all the factories on Avernus. This would increase manufacturing capacity by 40% and would no longer use up most of Avernus' metal supplies. Henry considers this to be of high priority.
Time: 2 year. Cost: 210 870 Thrones, 41 349 Material, 41 349 Metal, 8 435 Promethium. Upkeep: 21 087 Thrones per year, 2 109 Metal per year, 1 230 Promethium per year. Reward: Medium factories in Avernus', +72 000 Production Capacity ,+100% base production capacity an increase of +50%, allows construction of Macharius Heavy Tanks, Lightning Fighters, Marauder Bombers, Dropships and Cargo Shuttles.
Commercial District: Dis and Linden- Henry has plans to build an entire district focusing on commerce in every city on Avernus. While it would be far to expensive to do that right now he does have plans to build these commerce districts in Dis and Lindon, which produce almost half of your tax earning at the moment. This project would increase total Thrones income by a third and over double your currant profit. Henry considers this to be of low priority.
Time: 2 Years. Cost:674 500 Thrones, 134 900 Material, 134 900 Metal, 26 980 Promethium. Upkeep: 6 745 Material per year, 6 745 Metal per year, 3 373 Promethium per year. Reward: Commercial Districts in all cities, +200% tax income increase of +100%
Underground Passage: Elysium- Henry has suggested the ambitious project of linking the cities of Elysium with a underground railway. This project would be expensive and time consuming but would allow for easy travel and trade between the cities of Elysium. In military terms the forces of Elysium could reach even Yphax, far away from the other cities, in around four hours while remaining protected from the wildlife. Civilian trade and general productivity within Elysium would be increased by a enough to cover the upkeep of the rail with a bit left over. Henry considers this to be of low priority.
Time: 3 Years. Cost:852 000 Thrones, 53 250 Material, 213 000 Metal, 26 625 Promethium. Upkeep:46 200 Thrones per year, 2 663 Material per year, 10 650 Metal per year, 13 313 Promethium per year. Reward: Underground railway links cities of Elysium allowing rapid transit, +40% Thrones +10% production.
Disease Research and Treatment Institutes: Avernus- Avernus has many different infectious diseases and plagues that are communicable with humans and the normal hospitals can not cope with the number that are sometimes infected. Henry proposes to set up one ore more Institutes in each city that is wholly dedicated to researching and treating infectious diseases and plagues. This extensive proposal is to build these institutes in every city in Avernus over the next three years. Henry considers this to be of medium priority.
Time: 3 years. Cost: 3 900 500 Thrones, 82 005 Material, 32 802 Metal, 2 734 Promethium. Upkeep: 218 680 Thrones per year, 8 200 Material per year, 1 640 Metal per year, 1 367 Promethium per year. Reward: Disease Research Institutes is added to each hospital in Avernus, +1% population growth, lowers effect of plagues.
Locked One out of Three turns completed
Social Policy: Work Harder- Henry has prepared a series of plans which include making the population of Avernus work longer the the 49 hours a week that is the current average working week.
Time: 1 Year. Cost: 10 000 Thrones. Reward: Varied see below
Social Policy: Longer Working Week- The most simple of the plans is to increase the working week to 56 hours. This would have a small effect on morale and give a ten percent increase in productivity. Henry recommends this option
Reward: -1 Civilian Morale, +10% bonus to base income (multiplicative with morale bonus)
Social Policy: Much Longer Working Week- A harsher plan is to increase the working week to 66.5 hours. This would have a major effect on morale and give a twenty percent increase in productivity.
Reward: -2 Civilian Morale, +20% bonus to base income (multiplicative with morale bonus)
Social Policy: Work to the Bone- A very harsh plan is to increase the working week to 80.5 hours. This massive amount of work would have a major effect on morale and increase productivity be thirty percent. Henry recommends against this option
Reward: -3 Civilian Morale, +30% bonus to base income (multiplicative with morale bonus)
Reward: -1 Civilian Morale, +10% bonus to base income (multiplicative with morale bonus)
Social Policy: Much Longer Working Week- A harsher plan is to increase the working week to 66.5 hours. This would have a major effect on morale and give a twenty percent increase in productivity.
Reward: -2 Civilian Morale, +20% bonus to base income (multiplicative with morale bonus)
Social Policy: Work to the Bone- A very harsh plan is to increase the working week to 80.5 hours. This massive amount of work would have a major effect on morale and increase productivity be thirty percent. Henry recommends against this option
Reward: -3 Civilian Morale, +30% bonus to base income (multiplicative with morale bonus)
Expand Promethium Refinery: The Fens-The Fens in The Azure Islands has a wide enough promethium reserves that you can build a larger promethium refinery and extractor. This will increase your total promethium gathering rate by 30% which would provide for all promethium needs for the next decade. Henry considers this to be of low priority.
Time: 1 year. Cost: 56 800 Thrones, 11 360 Material, 11 360 Metal, 2 272 Promethium. Upkeep: 5 680 Thrones per year, 568 Material per year, 568 Metal per year. Reward: Medium Promethium Refinery in The Fens, increase bonus promethium to +20 000 and increases efficiency bonus to +200%.
Expand Mine: Lemnos, Hollin, Salem and Babylon.- If you expand the mines and smelter at every location that has large enough ore veins to expand you would almost double the amount of Metal gathered per year. Henry considers this to be of high priority.
Time: 2 year. Cost: 251 200 Thrones, 50 240 Material, 50 240 Metal, 10 048 Promethium. Upkeep: 25 120 Thrones per year, 2 512 Metal per year, 502 Promethium per year. Reward: Large Mines in Lemnos, Hollin, Salem and Babylon, increase bonus metal to +100 000 and increases efficiency bonus to +200%.
Expand Factories:Avernus- A far more extreme plan to increase manufacturing capacity that Henry proposes is to enlarge all the factories on Avernus. This would increase manufacturing capacity by 40% and would no longer use up most of Avernus' metal supplies. Henry considers this to be of high priority.
Time: 2 year. Cost: 210 870 Thrones, 41 349 Material, 41 349 Metal, 8 435 Promethium. Upkeep: 21 087 Thrones per year, 2 109 Metal per year, 1 230 Promethium per year. Reward: Medium factories in Avernus', +72 000 Production Capacity ,+100% base production capacity an increase of +50%, allows construction of Macharius Heavy Tanks, Lightning Fighters, Marauder Bombers, Dropships and Cargo Shuttles.
Commercial District: Dis and Linden- Henry has plans to build an entire district focusing on commerce in every city on Avernus. While it would be far to expensive to do that right now he does have plans to build these commerce districts in Dis and Lindon, which produce almost half of your tax earning at the moment. This project would increase total Thrones income by a third and over double your currant profit. Henry considers this to be of low priority.
Time: 2 Years. Cost:674 500 Thrones, 134 900 Material, 134 900 Metal, 26 980 Promethium. Upkeep: 6 745 Material per year, 6 745 Metal per year, 3 373 Promethium per year. Reward: Commercial Districts in all cities, +200% tax income increase of +100%
Underground Passage: Elysium- Henry has suggested the ambitious project of linking the cities of Elysium with a underground railway. This project would be expensive and time consuming but would allow for easy travel and trade between the cities of Elysium. In military terms the forces of Elysium could reach even Yphax, far away from the other cities, in around four hours while remaining protected from the wildlife. Civilian trade and general productivity within Elysium would be increased by a enough to cover the upkeep of the rail with a bit left over. Henry considers this to be of low priority.
Time: 3 Years. Cost:852 000 Thrones, 53 250 Material, 213 000 Metal, 26 625 Promethium. Upkeep:46 200 Thrones per year, 2 663 Material per year, 10 650 Metal per year, 13 313 Promethium per year. Reward: Underground railway links cities of Elysium allowing rapid transit, +40% Thrones +10% production.
Lord Klovis-Ultan informs that Avernus has used up the diplomatic credit that it gained from defeating the Sons of War but is still in a strong position. He advises making contact with the neighboring worlds soon and returning to Atlas to trade.
Choose Two
Neighbors- Lord Klovis-Ultan informs you that now that Avernus is securely established it is time to establish contact with the other worlds of the Sub-Sector. This would give you a far better idea of the resources and needs of the local planets as well as what dangers there are in the area.
Time: 1 year. Cost: 21 300 Thrones, 71 Promethium. Chance of Success: 50% Reward: gain contact with nearby Imperial Worlds
Greet Tourists-Lord Klovis-Ultan's contacts among the nobility of Hydraphur is the main reason that the idea of Avernus as a tourist destination took off. He can personally greet and guide the tourists this year which will hopefully increase how much time they will spend on Avernus and therefore how much money they spend. While there are less nobles coming to Avernus this year some still are so Lord Klovis-Ultan's contacts are still useful.
Time: 1 year. Cost: 7 100 Thrones, 71 Promethium. Chance of Success: 60% Reward: increases tourist income by around 20% this turn
Deliver STC to Mechanicus- Now that Magos Explorator Tranth has completed another two partial STC templates he could trade them to Atlas.
Time: 1 year. Cost: 14 200. Chance of Success: 70% Reward: Trade with Mechanicus
Request for aid: Adeptus Mechanicus- You can request that the Adeptus Mechanicus send you more Tech-Priests to help develop Avernus' industrial capacity. It will take several years for any aid sent to reach Avernus. Now that you have made headway on the ancient ruins the Mechanicus is more interested in Avernus.
Time: 1 year. Cost: 20 000 Thrones Chance of Success: 49% Reward: More Tech-Priests move to Avernus and increase all Production Capacity, Metal and Promethium by 30%
Request for aid: Adeptus Administratum- You can request that the Administratum send you extra resources to aid the start up of Avernus. It will take several years for any aid sent to reach Avernus.
Time: 1 year. Cost: 15 200 Thrones Chance of Success: 48% Reward: Either 500 000 Thrones, 100 000 Metal, Material or Promethium or 100 000 Thrones and 20 000 Metal, Material and Promethium.
Request for aid: Ordo Malleus- You can request that the Ordo Malleus send agents or infomation to Avernus. Even if they come you have no way of predicting their actions.
Time: 1 year. Cost: 15 200 Thrones Chance of Success:20% Reward: Unknown Ordo Malleus assistance
Request for aid: Adeptus Ministorum- You can request that the Ecclesiarchy send a contingent of priest to minister to your populace. It will take several years for any aid sent to reach Avernus.
Time: 1 year. Cost: 15 200 Thrones Chance of Success: 23% Reward: More priests who increase population Morale by 1 and reduce the chance of cults by 5%.
Neighbors- Lord Klovis-Ultan informs you that now that Avernus is securely established it is time to establish contact with the other worlds of the Sub-Sector. This would give you a far better idea of the resources and needs of the local planets as well as what dangers there are in the area.
Time: 1 year. Cost: 21 300 Thrones, 71 Promethium. Chance of Success: 50% Reward: gain contact with nearby Imperial Worlds
Greet Tourists-Lord Klovis-Ultan's contacts among the nobility of Hydraphur is the main reason that the idea of Avernus as a tourist destination took off. He can personally greet and guide the tourists this year which will hopefully increase how much time they will spend on Avernus and therefore how much money they spend. While there are less nobles coming to Avernus this year some still are so Lord Klovis-Ultan's contacts are still useful.
Time: 1 year. Cost: 7 100 Thrones, 71 Promethium. Chance of Success: 60% Reward: increases tourist income by around 20% this turn
Deliver STC to Mechanicus- Now that Magos Explorator Tranth has completed another two partial STC templates he could trade them to Atlas.
Time: 1 year. Cost: 14 200. Chance of Success: 70% Reward: Trade with Mechanicus
Request for aid: Adeptus Mechanicus- You can request that the Adeptus Mechanicus send you more Tech-Priests to help develop Avernus' industrial capacity. It will take several years for any aid sent to reach Avernus. Now that you have made headway on the ancient ruins the Mechanicus is more interested in Avernus.
Time: 1 year. Cost: 20 000 Thrones Chance of Success: 49% Reward: More Tech-Priests move to Avernus and increase all Production Capacity, Metal and Promethium by 30%
Request for aid: Adeptus Administratum- You can request that the Administratum send you extra resources to aid the start up of Avernus. It will take several years for any aid sent to reach Avernus.
Time: 1 year. Cost: 15 200 Thrones Chance of Success: 48% Reward: Either 500 000 Thrones, 100 000 Metal, Material or Promethium or 100 000 Thrones and 20 000 Metal, Material and Promethium.
Request for aid: Ordo Malleus- You can request that the Ordo Malleus send agents or infomation to Avernus. Even if they come you have no way of predicting their actions.
Time: 1 year. Cost: 15 200 Thrones Chance of Success:20% Reward: Unknown Ordo Malleus assistance
Request for aid: Adeptus Ministorum- You can request that the Ecclesiarchy send a contingent of priest to minister to your populace. It will take several years for any aid sent to reach Avernus.
Time: 1 year. Cost: 15 200 Thrones Chance of Success: 23% Reward: More priests who increase population Morale by 1 and reduce the chance of cults by 5%.
Arbitrator Oakheart is confident that she is on top of the cultist issues on Avernus and is considering how to best deal with any sudden surges in cultists numbers. While she does not yet have any solutions she will inform you when she does.
One Locked Choose One
Forensics: Avernus- Arbitrator Oakheart wishes to add a forensics department to each Law enforcement stations as well as further increase the number of Law Enforcement Officers. If this is carried out it will make it easier to catch cultists and criminals and fr easier to catch the more elusive Inner Circle Cultists. This is Arbitrator Oakheart's proposal to add forensics departments all over Avernus.
Time: 3 years. Cost: 399 700 Thrones, 3 997 Material, 3 997 Metal, 596 Promethium. Upkeep: 39 970Thrones per year, 1 999 Materials per year, 1 999 Metal per year. Chance of Success: 70% Reward: Trained and equipped forensic departments and more Law Enforcement Officers in all cities, +5% to detect cultists and psykers and an additional +10% to detect inner circle cultists, +1 Civilian Morale.
Locked One out of Three turns completed
Infiltrators: Avernus- Arbitrator Oakheart wishes to improve her spy network by training dedicated infiltrators who can infiltrate potential cults and seek out the inner circle who are giving the orders. This plan is to train infiltrators all over Avernus simultaneously which will take longer to have any but will have them all in place sooner then rolling them out piecemeal.
Time: 4 years. Cost: 994 375 Thrones, 9 944 Material, 995 Promethium. Upkeep:99 438 Thrones per year, 492 Material per year Chance of Success: 50%, rolled separately for each region. Reward: Trained infiltrators all over Avernus, +5% to detect cultists and an additional +10% to detect inner circle cultists.
Cultist Hunt: Lindon and Elysium- The increase in number of cultists found in Lindon and Elysium worries Arbitrator Oakheart enough that she wants to investigate personally. If she does there will be a significant increase in how many cultists are found but it will take up a large potion of her time over the next year.
Time: 1 year. Cost: 7 100 Thrones. Chance of Success: 70%. Reward: add half the margin of success to all attempts to find cultists in Lindon and Elysium this year
Hunt them down- Arbitrator Oakheart wishes to determine the current trends in cultist number and confirm her hunch that there are no cultists in Dis and there is not merely a very well hidden cult. She wishes to personally examine each region and try to determine the approximate number of cultists currently in the region. This will not directly help locate cultists but if successful will give you an approximation of how many cultists are in each region, allowing you to focus your efforts.
better.
Time: 1 year. Cost: 14 200 Thrones. Chance of Success: 75%. Reward: approximation of number of cultists in each region.
Social Policy: Police State- Arbitrator Oakheart has prepared a series of plans to increase the amount of surveillance on the citizens of Avernus in an attempt to detect more cultists. This plans while effective will not be popular among the citizenry.
Time:1 year Cost: Varied see below. Reward: Varied see below
Forensics: Avernus- Arbitrator Oakheart wishes to add a forensics department to each Law enforcement stations as well as further increase the number of Law Enforcement Officers. If this is carried out it will make it easier to catch cultists and criminals and fr easier to catch the more elusive Inner Circle Cultists. This is Arbitrator Oakheart's proposal to add forensics departments all over Avernus.
Time: 3 years. Cost: 399 700 Thrones, 3 997 Material, 3 997 Metal, 596 Promethium. Upkeep: 39 970Thrones per year, 1 999 Materials per year, 1 999 Metal per year. Chance of Success: 70% Reward: Trained and equipped forensic departments and more Law Enforcement Officers in all cities, +5% to detect cultists and psykers and an additional +10% to detect inner circle cultists, +1 Civilian Morale.
Locked One out of Three turns completed
Infiltrators: Avernus- Arbitrator Oakheart wishes to improve her spy network by training dedicated infiltrators who can infiltrate potential cults and seek out the inner circle who are giving the orders. This plan is to train infiltrators all over Avernus simultaneously which will take longer to have any but will have them all in place sooner then rolling them out piecemeal.
Time: 4 years. Cost: 994 375 Thrones, 9 944 Material, 995 Promethium. Upkeep:99 438 Thrones per year, 492 Material per year Chance of Success: 50%, rolled separately for each region. Reward: Trained infiltrators all over Avernus, +5% to detect cultists and an additional +10% to detect inner circle cultists.
Cultist Hunt: Lindon and Elysium- The increase in number of cultists found in Lindon and Elysium worries Arbitrator Oakheart enough that she wants to investigate personally. If she does there will be a significant increase in how many cultists are found but it will take up a large potion of her time over the next year.
Time: 1 year. Cost: 7 100 Thrones. Chance of Success: 70%. Reward: add half the margin of success to all attempts to find cultists in Lindon and Elysium this year
Hunt them down- Arbitrator Oakheart wishes to determine the current trends in cultist number and confirm her hunch that there are no cultists in Dis and there is not merely a very well hidden cult. She wishes to personally examine each region and try to determine the approximate number of cultists currently in the region. This will not directly help locate cultists but if successful will give you an approximation of how many cultists are in each region, allowing you to focus your efforts.
better.
Time: 1 year. Cost: 14 200 Thrones. Chance of Success: 75%. Reward: approximation of number of cultists in each region.
Social Policy: Police State- Arbitrator Oakheart has prepared a series of plans to increase the amount of surveillance on the citizens of Avernus in an attempt to detect more cultists. This plans while effective will not be popular among the citizenry.
Time:1 year Cost: Varied see below. Reward: Varied see below
Social Policy: Decrease Surveillance- This plan involves disable the surveillance equipment to all public spaces. It would have a marked decrease on the number of cultist caught while increasing the general morale of the population.
Cost: Free Reward: -10% Chance of detecting cultists and an additional -5% to detect inner circle cultists,+1 Civilian Morale.
Social Policy: Greatly Increased Surveillance- This plan involves also putting surveillance equipment in the less personal private locations and using this data to try and catch or track cultists. It would make catching Inner Circle Cultists far easier but would be rather intrusive and moderately expensive.
Cost: 153 652 Thrones, 15 365 Material. Upkeep: 15 365 Thrones per year, 1 537 Material per year. Reward: +5% Chance of detecting cultists and an additional +10% to detect inner circle cultists,-1 Civilian Morale.
Social Policy: Big Brother- This would involved installing surveillance equipment in all private locations including every citizens house. This would make catching cultists far easier but would be incredibly expensive and intrusive.
Cost: 768 476 Thrones, 76 848 Material. Upkeep: 76 848 Thrones per year, 7 685 Material per year. Reward: +15% Chance of detecting cultists and an additional +20% to detect inner circle cultists,-2 Civilian Morale.
Note that surveillance cost include the cost of the previous so if you go from level one to level three it is cheaper then going from level zero to level three. Also it does not cost anything to go to a lower level.
Cost: Free Reward: -10% Chance of detecting cultists and an additional -5% to detect inner circle cultists,+1 Civilian Morale.
Social Policy: Greatly Increased Surveillance- This plan involves also putting surveillance equipment in the less personal private locations and using this data to try and catch or track cultists. It would make catching Inner Circle Cultists far easier but would be rather intrusive and moderately expensive.
Cost: 153 652 Thrones, 15 365 Material. Upkeep: 15 365 Thrones per year, 1 537 Material per year. Reward: +5% Chance of detecting cultists and an additional +10% to detect inner circle cultists,-1 Civilian Morale.
Social Policy: Big Brother- This would involved installing surveillance equipment in all private locations including every citizens house. This would make catching cultists far easier but would be incredibly expensive and intrusive.
Cost: 768 476 Thrones, 76 848 Material. Upkeep: 76 848 Thrones per year, 7 685 Material per year. Reward: +15% Chance of detecting cultists and an additional +20% to detect inner circle cultists,-2 Civilian Morale.
Note that surveillance cost include the cost of the previous so if you go from level one to level three it is cheaper then going from level zero to level three. Also it does not cost anything to go to a lower level.
Magos Explorator Tranth is glad that the workers from Atlas have begun turning Gamma-4, which you hope to convince him to call Dorthonion soon, into a Forge-City. However he hopes to finish exploring the ruins under Gamma-4 before the construction reaches them at the end of next year.
Magos Biologis Saren is totally engrossed in his research and informs you that he will have a report by the end of the year.
One Locked Choose Two
Detailed Survey (Sirens)- Now that Magos Biologis Saren has completed his preliminary survey of the Sirens he wants to spend the next couple of years giving them a more detailed examination. He hopes to be able to discover how the Sirens feed, and how often they need to, as well as as much about their social structure as he can.
Time: 2 years. Cost: 91 500 Thrones, 4 575 Material, 4 575 Metal, 2 130 Promethium. Chance of Success: unknown. Reward: Discover more about Sirens, including details about their feeding and social structure.
Locked One out of Two turns completed
Must Choose at leat one of the following
Explore Ruins-Now that he has finally gained entrance to the ruins under Gamma-4 Magos Explorator Tranth plans to continue to search them for STC fragments and archeotech, which he estimate will take one or two more years.
Time: 1 year. Cost: 7 100 Thrones, 710 Material, 305 Metal, 71 Promethium. Chance of Success: Unknown but low. Reward: Gain ancient tech from the ruins under Gamma-4
Examine Light Vehicle- Magos Explorator Tranth wishes to try and reverse engineer the unknown light vehicle that was found in Gamma-4. As there are many partially functional examples he can attempt to do this without risking any of the function vehicles found. If successful the light vehicle will be available for launch and the blueprints can be traded to the nearest forge world.
Time: 1 year. Cost: 7 100 Thrones, 1 420 Material, 31 Metal, 8 Promethium. Chance of Success: 50%. Reward: Gain blueprints for unknown light vehicle, lose d10 non-functional light vehicles.
Examine Refractor Field- The refractor field in the ruins of Gamma-4 are of a different design then the type that Magos Explorator Tranth is familiar with and seem to be more simple in design. This means that if he manages to figure out how to make them they will be more easily produced then the currently available type. Magos Explorator Tranth wishes to reverse engineer the refractor fields found in Gamma-4.
Time: 1 year. Cost: 7 100 Thrones, 1 420 Material, 31 Metal, 8 Promethium. Chance of Success: 40%. Reward: Gain blueprints for new refractor field, lose d6 refractor fields starting the the non-functional examples.
Examine Cogitators- The cogitators found below Gamma-4 are significantly faster then the type that Magos Explorator Tranth is familiar with without being much more complex. He wishes to try to reverse engineer them and claims that if successful he could upgrade the accuracy of Avernus' anti-air weapons and artillery by around 10% as well as increasing how effective various Adeptus Mechanicus products are.
Time: 1 year. Cost: 7 100 Thrones, 1 420 Material, 31 Metal, 8 Promethium. Chance of Success: 40%. Reward: Gain blueprints for new cogitators, lose d3 cogitators .
Try to complete STC fragment:Factory Automation- The other recently discovered STC fragment shows a form of factory automation that is more efficient and faster then the type currently in use. If Magos Explorator Tranth manages to complete this fragment he will be able to upgrade the factories of Avernus to be far more efficient.
Time: 1 year. Cost: 7 100 Thrones, 1 420 Material, 31 Metal, 8 Promethium. Chance of Success: 30%. Reward: Gain complete blueprints of improved factory automation.
May Choose one of the following
Build Temple-Forge: Gamma-4- Now that the Temple of the Omnisiah in Gamma-4 has been expanded to its maximum size, Magos Explorator Tranth wishes to build a full Temple-Forge. This the type of Temple is only found on Forge-Worlds and other locations holy to the Machine-God and is capable of producing highly advanced technology in appreciable amounts. This Temple-Forge will incorporate the two STC templates currently completed which will over double its productivity.
Time: 3 years. Cost: 1 420 000 Thrones, 355 000 Material, 16 820 Metal, 3 550 Promethium. Upkeep: 142 000 Thrones, 35 500 Material, 1 682 Metal, 355 Promethium. Reward: Minor Forge-Temple in Gamma-4, +30 to all Adeptus Mechanicus rolls, 10 Advanced Material produced a turn (25 after STC bonus applied).
Upgrade Machinery:All- Now that you have large numbers of Tech-Priests on Avernus you could have Magos Explorator Tranth guide them on further upgrading the machinery of Avernus. If carried out this project would increase the production of all resources by 10%.
Time: 2 years. Cost: 192 838 Thrones,19 284 Material, 19 284 Metal, 3 897 Promethium. Upkeep: 19 284 Thrones per year, 1 928 Material per year, 1 928 Metal per year, 390 Promethium per year. Chance of Success:80%. Reward: all Production, Promethium and Petal increased by a further 10%.
Examine Black Crystal Jewelry- Magos Explorator Tranth is willing to examine the strange Black Crystal Jewelry that you have found on the Troll King and the Siren Queen. He can tell that they were most probably made by the humans of the Dark Age of Technology and are incredibly durable but nothing else is obvious after a preliminary examination. He is far more interested in this after you inform him of the fight with Argon Ulternus and how the Black Crystal necklace seemed to dampen his demonic power.
Time: 1 year. Cost: 7 100 Thrones, 1 420 Material, 31 Metal, 8 Promethium. Chance of Success: Unknown . Reward: Gain information on Black Crystals.
Virus-Bombs- Magos Explorator Tranth and Magos Biologis Saren are willing to work together to improve the countermeasures against the Life-eater virus which failed at the Bayou so recently.
Time: 2 years. Cost: 71 000 Thrones, 14 200 Material, 28 400 Metal, 1 420 Promethium. Chance of Success: 40%. Reward: Find out better way to deal with life-eater virus.
Preliminary Examination (Species)- There are many different unusual species on Avernus and Magos Biologis Saren wishes to examine all of them. However he is willing to let you choose what he examines next.
Time: 1 year. Cost: 30 500 Thrones, 1 525 Material, 1 525 Metal, 710 Promethium. Chance of Success: unknown. Reward: Discover more about selected species, including whether or not it is possible to tame and how warp tainted it is.
Regional Survey (Region)- Magos Biologis Saren wishes to give each region a thorough survey to discover if there is any interesting flora or fauna that is so far undiscovered. He is willing to let you choose which region to begin with.
Time: 2 year. Cost: 30 500 Thrones, 1 525 Material, 305 Metal, 710 Promethium. Chance of Success: 60% Reward: Find out more about wildlife in selected region, possible discover new interesting species.
Detailed Survey (Sirens)- Now that Magos Biologis Saren has completed his preliminary survey of the Sirens he wants to spend the next couple of years giving them a more detailed examination. He hopes to be able to discover how the Sirens feed, and how often they need to, as well as as much about their social structure as he can.
Time: 2 years. Cost: 91 500 Thrones, 4 575 Material, 4 575 Metal, 2 130 Promethium. Chance of Success: unknown. Reward: Discover more about Sirens, including details about their feeding and social structure.
Locked One out of Two turns completed
Must Choose at leat one of the following
Explore Ruins-Now that he has finally gained entrance to the ruins under Gamma-4 Magos Explorator Tranth plans to continue to search them for STC fragments and archeotech, which he estimate will take one or two more years.
Time: 1 year. Cost: 7 100 Thrones, 710 Material, 305 Metal, 71 Promethium. Chance of Success: Unknown but low. Reward: Gain ancient tech from the ruins under Gamma-4
Examine Light Vehicle- Magos Explorator Tranth wishes to try and reverse engineer the unknown light vehicle that was found in Gamma-4. As there are many partially functional examples he can attempt to do this without risking any of the function vehicles found. If successful the light vehicle will be available for launch and the blueprints can be traded to the nearest forge world.
Time: 1 year. Cost: 7 100 Thrones, 1 420 Material, 31 Metal, 8 Promethium. Chance of Success: 50%. Reward: Gain blueprints for unknown light vehicle, lose d10 non-functional light vehicles.
Examine Refractor Field- The refractor field in the ruins of Gamma-4 are of a different design then the type that Magos Explorator Tranth is familiar with and seem to be more simple in design. This means that if he manages to figure out how to make them they will be more easily produced then the currently available type. Magos Explorator Tranth wishes to reverse engineer the refractor fields found in Gamma-4.
Time: 1 year. Cost: 7 100 Thrones, 1 420 Material, 31 Metal, 8 Promethium. Chance of Success: 40%. Reward: Gain blueprints for new refractor field, lose d6 refractor fields starting the the non-functional examples.
Examine Cogitators- The cogitators found below Gamma-4 are significantly faster then the type that Magos Explorator Tranth is familiar with without being much more complex. He wishes to try to reverse engineer them and claims that if successful he could upgrade the accuracy of Avernus' anti-air weapons and artillery by around 10% as well as increasing how effective various Adeptus Mechanicus products are.
Time: 1 year. Cost: 7 100 Thrones, 1 420 Material, 31 Metal, 8 Promethium. Chance of Success: 40%. Reward: Gain blueprints for new cogitators, lose d3 cogitators .
Try to complete STC fragment:Factory Automation- The other recently discovered STC fragment shows a form of factory automation that is more efficient and faster then the type currently in use. If Magos Explorator Tranth manages to complete this fragment he will be able to upgrade the factories of Avernus to be far more efficient.
Time: 1 year. Cost: 7 100 Thrones, 1 420 Material, 31 Metal, 8 Promethium. Chance of Success: 30%. Reward: Gain complete blueprints of improved factory automation.
May Choose one of the following
Build Temple-Forge: Gamma-4- Now that the Temple of the Omnisiah in Gamma-4 has been expanded to its maximum size, Magos Explorator Tranth wishes to build a full Temple-Forge. This the type of Temple is only found on Forge-Worlds and other locations holy to the Machine-God and is capable of producing highly advanced technology in appreciable amounts. This Temple-Forge will incorporate the two STC templates currently completed which will over double its productivity.
Time: 3 years. Cost: 1 420 000 Thrones, 355 000 Material, 16 820 Metal, 3 550 Promethium. Upkeep: 142 000 Thrones, 35 500 Material, 1 682 Metal, 355 Promethium. Reward: Minor Forge-Temple in Gamma-4, +30 to all Adeptus Mechanicus rolls, 10 Advanced Material produced a turn (25 after STC bonus applied).
Upgrade Machinery:All- Now that you have large numbers of Tech-Priests on Avernus you could have Magos Explorator Tranth guide them on further upgrading the machinery of Avernus. If carried out this project would increase the production of all resources by 10%.
Time: 2 years. Cost: 192 838 Thrones,19 284 Material, 19 284 Metal, 3 897 Promethium. Upkeep: 19 284 Thrones per year, 1 928 Material per year, 1 928 Metal per year, 390 Promethium per year. Chance of Success:80%. Reward: all Production, Promethium and Petal increased by a further 10%.
Examine Black Crystal Jewelry- Magos Explorator Tranth is willing to examine the strange Black Crystal Jewelry that you have found on the Troll King and the Siren Queen. He can tell that they were most probably made by the humans of the Dark Age of Technology and are incredibly durable but nothing else is obvious after a preliminary examination. He is far more interested in this after you inform him of the fight with Argon Ulternus and how the Black Crystal necklace seemed to dampen his demonic power.
Time: 1 year. Cost: 7 100 Thrones, 1 420 Material, 31 Metal, 8 Promethium. Chance of Success: Unknown . Reward: Gain information on Black Crystals.
Virus-Bombs- Magos Explorator Tranth and Magos Biologis Saren are willing to work together to improve the countermeasures against the Life-eater virus which failed at the Bayou so recently.
Time: 2 years. Cost: 71 000 Thrones, 14 200 Material, 28 400 Metal, 1 420 Promethium. Chance of Success: 40%. Reward: Find out better way to deal with life-eater virus.
Preliminary Examination (Species)- There are many different unusual species on Avernus and Magos Biologis Saren wishes to examine all of them. However he is willing to let you choose what he examines next.
Time: 1 year. Cost: 30 500 Thrones, 1 525 Material, 1 525 Metal, 710 Promethium. Chance of Success: unknown. Reward: Discover more about selected species, including whether or not it is possible to tame and how warp tainted it is.
Regional Survey (Region)- Magos Biologis Saren wishes to give each region a thorough survey to discover if there is any interesting flora or fauna that is so far undiscovered. He is willing to let you choose which region to begin with.
Time: 2 year. Cost: 30 500 Thrones, 1 525 Material, 305 Metal, 710 Promethium. Chance of Success: 60% Reward: Find out more about wildlife in selected region, possible discover new interesting species.
Sub-Deacon Lin continues his drive to emphasis the less warlike aspects of the Imperial Church and has taken to speaking at the Cathedral of Dis once a week. After his first sermon the sermons have become widely broadcast, with every other church on Avernus showing it. Sub-Deacon Lin is without a doubt the greatest preacher that you have ever heard of and you personally wouldn't be surprised to hear that he was nominated for Sainthood.
Choose Two
Priest Training: Signs of Heresy- Now that he has a Cathedral to work from Deacon Aurilian wishes to provide specialized training to his priests to be able to recognize the signs of heresy in his flock and be able direct the Law Enforcement Officers to investigate them. If this training is completed more cultists will be detected.
Time: 1 year. Cost: 34 978 Thrones Reward: Trains priests to spot the signs of heresy, +5% to detecting cultists.
Priest Training: Signs of the Witch- Deacon Aurilian also suggested training his priests to detect the more subtle signs of psykers so they can inform the authorities. He even promised to tell Arbitrator Oakheart rather then just killing the psykers himself, as he would prefer to do.
Time: 1 year. Cost: 34 978 Thrones Reward: trains priests to spot the signs of psykers, +5% to detecting psykers.
Priest Training: Signs of the Plague- Sub-Deacon Lin wishes to train his priests in how to spot the signs of disease. Hopefully this training will allow for more infectious people to be spotted early which should reduce the number of plagues, as well as increasing the chance that the ill can be treated quick enough.
Time: 1 year. Cost: 34 978 Thrones Reward: trains priests to spot the signs of sickness, +0.5% to population growth.
Educational Assistance: Civilian- The Imperial Church runs quite possibly the largest educational institutions in the galaxy and has many expert educators. Sub-Deacon Lin proposes assigning many of them to aid in the schools and universities of Avernus. These priests would fulfill several rolls as well as teaching such as councilor and aiding with administration which would allow for an easy expansion of the schools and universities.
Time: 2 years. Cost: 341 000 Thrones, 8 750 Material, 8 750 Metal, 875 Promethium. Upkeep: 34 100 Thrones, 438 Material, 438 Metal, 44 Promethium. Reward: Ecclesiarchy starts to aid in schools and universities, +50% to effect of education institutes.
Educational Assistance: Military- The Ecclesiarchy is responsible for running the Schola Progenium which produces the elite of the Imperial Military. Sub-Deacon Lin wishes to use this experience to aid the military training of both officers and enlisted men on Avernus. There are several former Drill Abbots that Sub-Deacon Lin has arranged to be sent to Avernus whose skills would be highly useful in overseeing the training.
Time: 2 years. Cost: 341 000 Thrones, 8 750 Material, 8 750 Metal, 875 Promethium. Upkeep: 34 100 Thrones, 438 Material, 438 Metal, 44 Promethium. Reward: Ecclesiarchy starts to aid in boot camps and the Avernus Officers Academy, +5 to all combat rolls and +5 to morale rolls.
To Heal the Sick- Sub-Deacon Lin wishes to put those priests with medical training into the public hospitals where they will be able to use their talents to the fullest. If Sub-Deacon Lin carries out this project all hospitals will be able to be enlarged by a significant amount and more very experience healers. This will both increase the average life expectancy of the citizens and the general civilian morale.
Time: 2 years. Cost: 341 000 Thrones, 8 750 Material, 8 750 Metal, 875 Promethium. Upkeep: 34 100 Thrones, 438 Material, 438 Metal, 44 Promethium. Reward: Ecclesiarchy starts to aid in hospitals, +0.5% in population growth and +1 Civilian Morale
Priest Training: Signs of Heresy- Now that he has a Cathedral to work from Deacon Aurilian wishes to provide specialized training to his priests to be able to recognize the signs of heresy in his flock and be able direct the Law Enforcement Officers to investigate them. If this training is completed more cultists will be detected.
Time: 1 year. Cost: 34 978 Thrones Reward: Trains priests to spot the signs of heresy, +5% to detecting cultists.
Priest Training: Signs of the Witch- Deacon Aurilian also suggested training his priests to detect the more subtle signs of psykers so they can inform the authorities. He even promised to tell Arbitrator Oakheart rather then just killing the psykers himself, as he would prefer to do.
Time: 1 year. Cost: 34 978 Thrones Reward: trains priests to spot the signs of psykers, +5% to detecting psykers.
Priest Training: Signs of the Plague- Sub-Deacon Lin wishes to train his priests in how to spot the signs of disease. Hopefully this training will allow for more infectious people to be spotted early which should reduce the number of plagues, as well as increasing the chance that the ill can be treated quick enough.
Time: 1 year. Cost: 34 978 Thrones Reward: trains priests to spot the signs of sickness, +0.5% to population growth.
Educational Assistance: Civilian- The Imperial Church runs quite possibly the largest educational institutions in the galaxy and has many expert educators. Sub-Deacon Lin proposes assigning many of them to aid in the schools and universities of Avernus. These priests would fulfill several rolls as well as teaching such as councilor and aiding with administration which would allow for an easy expansion of the schools and universities.
Time: 2 years. Cost: 341 000 Thrones, 8 750 Material, 8 750 Metal, 875 Promethium. Upkeep: 34 100 Thrones, 438 Material, 438 Metal, 44 Promethium. Reward: Ecclesiarchy starts to aid in schools and universities, +50% to effect of education institutes.
Educational Assistance: Military- The Ecclesiarchy is responsible for running the Schola Progenium which produces the elite of the Imperial Military. Sub-Deacon Lin wishes to use this experience to aid the military training of both officers and enlisted men on Avernus. There are several former Drill Abbots that Sub-Deacon Lin has arranged to be sent to Avernus whose skills would be highly useful in overseeing the training.
Time: 2 years. Cost: 341 000 Thrones, 8 750 Material, 8 750 Metal, 875 Promethium. Upkeep: 34 100 Thrones, 438 Material, 438 Metal, 44 Promethium. Reward: Ecclesiarchy starts to aid in boot camps and the Avernus Officers Academy, +5 to all combat rolls and +5 to morale rolls.
To Heal the Sick- Sub-Deacon Lin wishes to put those priests with medical training into the public hospitals where they will be able to use their talents to the fullest. If Sub-Deacon Lin carries out this project all hospitals will be able to be enlarged by a significant amount and more very experience healers. This will both increase the average life expectancy of the citizens and the general civilian morale.
Time: 2 years. Cost: 341 000 Thrones, 8 750 Material, 8 750 Metal, 875 Promethium. Upkeep: 34 100 Thrones, 438 Material, 438 Metal, 44 Promethium. Reward: Ecclesiarchy starts to aid in hospitals, +0.5% in population growth and +1 Civilian Morale
You have totally recovered from your injuries and now feel like your usual, workaholic, self. The only other major change in your personal life is that Caroline, after a near death experience at the paws of a Phase-Tiger while visiting Mirkwood, has started to take the combat training you insist she takes seriously.
Caroline gains trait Basic Combat Training (+1M)
Choose Four
Personal attention- You are highly capable of military command, administration, and intrigue and are capable of managing a project in any of those fields. Just one though, as you don't have that much free time.
Time: as project. Cost: free. Reward: get one extra Adeptus Munitorum, Adeptus Administratum or Adeptus Arbites action with your characteristic bonus.
Gubernatorial Palace: Expansion- Caroline and Lord Klovis-Ultan are both trying to convince you to expand your Palace for prestige reasons. They claim that your current palace is too small for the governor of a planet as important as Avernus is becoming and others will take you more seriously if you expanded it. You are personally more interested in the idea of adding in incredibly heavy defenses and communications as well as a dedicated training area and a wing set aside for administering you personal projects. This design would still have several area that are not in use and can be easily modified.
Time: 2 years. Cost: 210 000 Thrones, 71 000 Material, 71 000 Metal, 7 100 Promethium. Upkeep: 10 500 Thrones, 30 500 Material, 30 500 Metal, 1 575 Promethium. Reward: Larger and better defended palace, +5 to all personal action.
Expedite Administratum request: You have a good understanding of the Administratum and many contacts within it, and can use this to increase the likelihood that a request to the Administratum is carried out and how much you gain from it.
Time: 1 year. Cost: 14 200 Thrones. Chance of Success: 66% Reward: Request for aid: Adeptus Administratum gets a +20 to success chance and has a improved yield.
Investigate Arbitrator Oakheart- You can request that your Inquisitorial contact provide some of Arbitrator Oakheart's background. You are unlikely to succeed but this is still the best way to find out her history.
Time: 1 Year. Cost: 14 200 Thrones. Chance of Success: 20% Reward: Character sheet on Arbitrator Oakheart's.
Speak to the People: Much to the surprise of both you and your advisers you are a highly popular figure on Avernus. You can use this popularity to run a series of Tel-casts to raise the morale of both the civilians and the military.
Time: 1 Year. Cost: 3 550 Thrones. Chance of Success: 60%. Reward: +1 to Civilian and Military Morale.
Combat Training- You can undergo more combat training to ready yourself for the dangers of Avernus.
Time: 1 Year. Cost: Free. Chance of Success: 50% Reward: +1 Martial
Seek the Emperor- You can study and meditate on the holy scriptures and strengthen your faith.
Time: 1 Year. Cost: Free. Chance of Success: 50% Reward: +1 Piety
Courtly Manners- You can undergo etiquette training and learn how to negotiate more effectively.
Time: 1 Year. Cost: Free. Chance of Success: 50% Reward: +1 Diplomacy
Shadow Games- You can learn more about the shadow games played by the Inquisition and their fores from Arbitrator Oakheart.
Time: 1 Year. Cost: Free. Chance of Success: 45% Reward: +1 Intrigue
Personal attention- You are highly capable of military command, administration, and intrigue and are capable of managing a project in any of those fields. Just one though, as you don't have that much free time.
Time: as project. Cost: free. Reward: get one extra Adeptus Munitorum, Adeptus Administratum or Adeptus Arbites action with your characteristic bonus.
Gubernatorial Palace: Expansion- Caroline and Lord Klovis-Ultan are both trying to convince you to expand your Palace for prestige reasons. They claim that your current palace is too small for the governor of a planet as important as Avernus is becoming and others will take you more seriously if you expanded it. You are personally more interested in the idea of adding in incredibly heavy defenses and communications as well as a dedicated training area and a wing set aside for administering you personal projects. This design would still have several area that are not in use and can be easily modified.
Time: 2 years. Cost: 210 000 Thrones, 71 000 Material, 71 000 Metal, 7 100 Promethium. Upkeep: 10 500 Thrones, 30 500 Material, 30 500 Metal, 1 575 Promethium. Reward: Larger and better defended palace, +5 to all personal action.
Expedite Administratum request: You have a good understanding of the Administratum and many contacts within it, and can use this to increase the likelihood that a request to the Administratum is carried out and how much you gain from it.
Time: 1 year. Cost: 14 200 Thrones. Chance of Success: 66% Reward: Request for aid: Adeptus Administratum gets a +20 to success chance and has a improved yield.
Investigate Arbitrator Oakheart- You can request that your Inquisitorial contact provide some of Arbitrator Oakheart's background. You are unlikely to succeed but this is still the best way to find out her history.
Time: 1 Year. Cost: 14 200 Thrones. Chance of Success: 20% Reward: Character sheet on Arbitrator Oakheart's.
Speak to the People: Much to the surprise of both you and your advisers you are a highly popular figure on Avernus. You can use this popularity to run a series of Tel-casts to raise the morale of both the civilians and the military.
Time: 1 Year. Cost: 3 550 Thrones. Chance of Success: 60%. Reward: +1 to Civilian and Military Morale.
Combat Training- You can undergo more combat training to ready yourself for the dangers of Avernus.
Time: 1 Year. Cost: Free. Chance of Success: 50% Reward: +1 Martial
Seek the Emperor- You can study and meditate on the holy scriptures and strengthen your faith.
Time: 1 Year. Cost: Free. Chance of Success: 50% Reward: +1 Piety
Courtly Manners- You can undergo etiquette training and learn how to negotiate more effectively.
Time: 1 Year. Cost: Free. Chance of Success: 50% Reward: +1 Diplomacy
Shadow Games- You can learn more about the shadow games played by the Inquisition and their fores from Arbitrator Oakheart.
Time: 1 Year. Cost: Free. Chance of Success: 45% Reward: +1 Intrigue
| Project | Cost Thrones | Cost Materials | Cost Metal | Cost Promethium |
| Fortified Barracks: Imperial Guard | 550,250 | 55,025 | 110,050 | 11,005 |
| Officers Finishing School: All | 248,500 | 49,500 | 24,750 | 2,475 |
| Advanced Training Facilities: All | 149,500 | 49,500 | 49,500 | 2,475 |
| Wargaming Grounds: All | 447,300 | 148,500 | 148,500 | 7,440 |
| Air Superiority | 106,500 | 3,550 | 4,620 | |
| A Balanced Approach | 97,980 | 5,254 | 4,620 | |
| Social Policy: Work Harder | 10,000 | |||
| Expand Promethium Refinery: The Fens | 56,800 | 11,360 | 11,360 | 2,272 |
| Expand Mine: Lemnos, Hollin, Salem and Babylon. | 251,200 | 50,240 | 50,240 | 10,048 |
| Expand Factories:Avernus | 210,870 | 41,349 | 41,349 | 8,435 |
| Commercial District: Dis and Linden | 674,500 | 134,900 | 134,900 | 26,980 |
| Underground Passage: Elysium | 852,000 | 53,250 | 213,000 | 26,625 |
| Neighbors | 21,300 | |||
| Deliver STC to Mechanicus | 14,200 | |||
| Request for aid: Any | 14,200 | |||
| Greet Tourists | 7,100 | |||
| Hunt them down | 14,200 | |||
| Cultist Hunt | 7,100 | |||
| Infiltrators: Avernus | 994,375 | 9,944 | 995 | |
| Social Policy: Greatly Increased Surveillance | 153,652 | 15,365 | ||
| Social Policy: Big Brother | 768,259 | 76,826 | ||
| Explore Ruins | 7,100 | 710 | 305 | 31 |
| Examine: Any | 7,100 | 1,420 | 31 | 8 |
| Try to complete STC fragment: Any | 7,100 | 1,420 | 31 | 8 |
| Upgrade Machinery: All | 192,838 | 19,284 | 19,284 | 3,897 |
| Preliminary Examination (Species) | 30,500 | 1,525 | 1,525 | 710 |
| Regional Survey (Region) | 30,500 | 1,525 | 325 | 710 |
| Build Temple-Forge: Gamma-4 | 1,420,000 | 355,000 | 16,820 | 3,550 |
| Upgrade Machinery:All | 192,838 | 19,284 | 19,284 | 3,897 |
| Examine Black Crystal Jewelry | 7,100 | |||
| Virus-Bombs | 71,000 | 14,200 | 28,400 | 1,420 |
| Priest Training: Any | 34,978 | |||
| Educational Assistance: Civilian | 341,000 | 8,750 | 8,750 | 875 |
| Educational Assistance: Military | 341,000 | 8,750 | 8,750 | 875 |
| To Heal the Sick | 341,000 | 8,750 | 8,750 | 875 |
| Investigate Arbitinator Oakheart | 14,200 | |||
| Expedite Administratum request | 14,200 | |||
| Speak to the People | 3,050 | |||
| Gubernatorial Palace: Expansion | 210,000 | 71,000 | 71,000 | 7,100 |
| Thrones | Material | Metal | Promethium | |
| Net Income | 523,337 | 429,318 | 122,725 | 69,874 |
| Currant Reserves | 4,863,176 | 272,725 | 1,365,518 | 178,130 |
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- Location
- Australia
Also, we purchased orbital industry, not defenses.
- Location
- Australia
Million, not billion.
In the summary sheet is says it costs 1,093,400 thrones, though.
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Taken fronm the Turn 10 post -
Note the Thrones cost for the second option.
He completed the Plasma Reactor Wingnut STC last turn so we should have a full STC we can trade to Atlas.
Skewfiend
The Corruptor of All Things
- Location
- The Darkness Behind Your Eyes
Two of them. We finished the plasma cutter last turn, but it was too late to sell in that round of bargaining.
Fair enough. I just saw 'partial STC templates' in the notes and thought I'd remind people that we did have full STCs in stock and not just partials.
Talking of STCs, the section about the purchasing of items from Atlas included mention of Petty STC templates. What sort of things would be included in that category?
Talking of STCs, the section about the purchasing of items from Atlas included mention of Petty STC templates. What sort of things would be included in that category?
Skewfiend
The Corruptor of All Things
- Location
- The Darkness Behind Your Eyes
It says "now that you have completed another two partial STCs". Once you complete a partial STC, it becomes a complete STC.
- Location
- Cyberspace
Busy busy busy, lots of construction going on.
Munitorum - A Balanced Approach
Without bombers air superiority is much less valuable. Also, bombers can also help dealing with rowdy wildlife a bit better.
Administratum - Expand Factories:Avernus, Commercial District: Dis and Linden
Factories would not just boost material production, but allow us to produce sweet air units and tanks. While I admit the underground passage is a little attractive, I think commercial centers would be better for us at this point.
Diplomacy - Neighbors, Deliver STC to Mechanicus
The two suggested actions work nicely; we finally get to meet the neighbors, and we can cash in two STCs. By the by, what should we try and get? I'm thinking, aside from orbital defenses, some STC patterns
Arbites - Hunt them Down
We need to get a grasp of how big the problem is, really. And where is most urgent to start pulling weeds.
Mechanicus - Explore Ruins, Preliminary Examination (?)
The ruins, of course. As for the other, I picked preliminary examination because I want to check out the other species ASAP; while it's tempting to try and complete the STC fragment or the cogitators, we don't need production buffs or trading goods so much at this time, as opposed to knowledge about our world.
Ministrorum - Educational Assistance: Civilian, Priest Training: Signs of Heresy
Sub-Deacon Lin is best sub-deacon
Looking for cultists, check. Indoct - I mean, educating the populace, check. We're looking good, people.
Personal - Gubernatorial Palace: Expansion, Personal Attention (Cultist Hunt: Lindon and Elysium), Seek the Emperor, Courtly Manners
Well, of *course* we need a bigger palace (and a bigger hat, perhaps? We're a schmart guy). A bit more grasp of the softer side of things would help as well. And we can devote some attention to a pet project; say, finding more cultists. Now that we're recovering militarily, and given things like, oh, a *baneblade squadron*, internal attack (which you have to find before gunning down) is more of a danger then another invasion (... hopefully).
Good to see Caroline taking combat a bit more seriously. Avernus has a way of teaching you that lesson, doesn't it?
COSTS:
A Balanced Approach 97980 5254 0 4620
Commercial District: Dis and Linden 674500 134900 134900 26980
Neighbors 21300 0 0 71
Deliver STC to Mechanicus 14200 0 0 0
Hunt them Down 14200 0 0 0
Cultist Hunt 7100 0 0 0
Explore Ruins 7100 710 305 31
Preliminary Examination 30500 1525 1525 710
Priest Training: Signs of Heresy 34978 0 0 0
Educational Assistance: Civilian 341000 8750 8750 875
Gubernatorial Palace: Expansion 210000 71000 71000 7100
1 452 858 Thrones, 222 139 Material, 216 480 Metal, 40 387 Promethium
It carves in to our metal stockpile a bit... but we've got a lot of that for the moment. It also dings our throne stockpile as well, but it also can take it - and commercial districts should help with that in the future.
EDIT: Going forward, I think we should try and learn as much as we can about Avernus, as well as perhaps trying to expand our grasp on the planet, territory-wise. And the system as a whole, of course.
Munitorum - A Balanced Approach
Without bombers air superiority is much less valuable. Also, bombers can also help dealing with rowdy wildlife a bit better.
Administratum - Expand Factories:Avernus, Commercial District: Dis and Linden
Factories would not just boost material production, but allow us to produce sweet air units and tanks. While I admit the underground passage is a little attractive, I think commercial centers would be better for us at this point.
Diplomacy - Neighbors, Deliver STC to Mechanicus
The two suggested actions work nicely; we finally get to meet the neighbors, and we can cash in two STCs. By the by, what should we try and get? I'm thinking, aside from orbital defenses, some STC patterns
Arbites - Hunt them Down
We need to get a grasp of how big the problem is, really. And where is most urgent to start pulling weeds.
Mechanicus - Explore Ruins, Preliminary Examination (?)
The ruins, of course. As for the other, I picked preliminary examination because I want to check out the other species ASAP; while it's tempting to try and complete the STC fragment or the cogitators, we don't need production buffs or trading goods so much at this time, as opposed to knowledge about our world.
Ministrorum - Educational Assistance: Civilian, Priest Training: Signs of Heresy
Sub-Deacon Lin is best sub-deacon
Looking for cultists, check. Indoct - I mean, educating the populace, check. We're looking good, people.
Personal - Gubernatorial Palace: Expansion, Personal Attention (Cultist Hunt: Lindon and Elysium), Seek the Emperor, Courtly Manners
Well, of *course* we need a bigger palace (and a bigger hat, perhaps? We're a schmart guy). A bit more grasp of the softer side of things would help as well. And we can devote some attention to a pet project; say, finding more cultists. Now that we're recovering militarily, and given things like, oh, a *baneblade squadron*, internal attack (which you have to find before gunning down) is more of a danger then another invasion (... hopefully).
Good to see Caroline taking combat a bit more seriously. Avernus has a way of teaching you that lesson, doesn't it?
COSTS:
A Balanced Approach 97980 5254 0 4620
Commercial District: Dis and Linden 674500 134900 134900 26980
Neighbors 21300 0 0 71
Deliver STC to Mechanicus 14200 0 0 0
Hunt them Down 14200 0 0 0
Cultist Hunt 7100 0 0 0
Explore Ruins 7100 710 305 31
Preliminary Examination 30500 1525 1525 710
Priest Training: Signs of Heresy 34978 0 0 0
Educational Assistance: Civilian 341000 8750 8750 875
Gubernatorial Palace: Expansion 210000 71000 71000 7100
1 452 858 Thrones, 222 139 Material, 216 480 Metal, 40 387 Promethium
It carves in to our metal stockpile a bit... but we've got a lot of that for the moment. It also dings our throne stockpile as well, but it also can take it - and commercial districts should help with that in the future.
EDIT: Going forward, I think we should try and learn as much as we can about Avernus, as well as perhaps trying to expand our grasp on the planet, territory-wise. And the system as a whole, of course.
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Turn Eleven
Adeptus Munitorum
Two Locked Choose One
Rebuilding- Locked ( One out of Two turns remaining)
Constant Recruitment- Locked (Two out of Three turns remaining)
[x]A Balanced Approach- The simplest way to increase the size of the Avernus air force is to split the new pilots between fighters and bombers. This would provide a balanced air force but will not provide the sheer number of fighters necessary to protect Avernus from another major invasion.
Time: 3 years. Cost: 97 980 Thrones, 5 254 Material, 4 260 Promethium. Upkeep: 9 798 Thrones, 525 Material, Promethium 2 130. Reward: 26 Fighter Wings, 12 Bomber Wings
Gives us fighters for air defence as well as bombers for ground attack and air support
Adeptus Administratum
One Locked Choose Two
Disease Research and Treatment Institutes: Avernus- Locked (One out of Three turns completed)
[x]Expand Promethium Refinery: The Fens-The Fens in The Azure Islands has a wide enough promethium reserves that you can build a larger promethium refinery and extractor. This will increase your total promethium gathering rate by 30% which would provide for all promethium needs for the next decade. Henry considers this to be of low priority.
Time: 1 year. Cost: 56 800 Thrones, 11 360 Material, 11 360 Metal, 2 272 Promethium. Upkeep: 5 680 Thrones per year, 568 Material per year, 568 Metal per year. Reward: Medium Promethium Refinery in The Fens, increase bonus promethium to +20 000 and increases efficiency bonus to +200%.
[x]Commercial District: Dis and Linden- Henry has plans to build an entire district focusing on commerce in every city on Avernus. While it would be far to expensive to do that right now he does have plans to build these commerce districts in Dis and Lindon, which produce almost half of your tax earning at the moment. This project would increase total Thrones income by a third and over double your currant profit. Henry considers this to be of low priority.
Time: 2 Years. Cost:674 500 Thrones, 134 900 Material, 134 900 Metal, 26 980 Promethium. Upkeep: 6 745 Material per year, 6 745 Metal per year, 3 373 Promethium per year. Reward: Commercial Districts in all cities, +200% tax income increase of +100%
Commercia Districts increase the number of Thrones we get per turn. Promethium Refinery greatly increases our peomethium production, plus it only takes one turn so we will have another action next turn.
Diplomacy
Choose Two
[x] Neighbors- Lord Klovis-Ultan informs you that now that Avernus is securely established it is time to establish contact with the other worlds of the Sub-Sector. This would give you a far better idea of the resources and needs of the local planets as well as what dangers there are in the area.
Time: 1 year. Cost: 21 300 Thrones, 71 Promethium. Chance of Success: 50% Reward: gain contact with nearby Imperial Worlds
[x]Deliver STC to Mechanicus- Now that Magos Explorator Tranth has completed another two partial STC templates he could trade them to Atlas.
Time: 1 year. Cost: 14 200. Chance of Success: 70% Reward: Trade with Mechanicus
Getting into contact with neighbouring systems opens the door to a whole lot of opportunities, as well as giving us information on teh goings-on in the wider galaxy. Giving the STC to the Adeptus Mechanicus gives us a lot more credit which we can trade for other goodies, such s orbital defences.
Adeptus Arbites
One Locked Choose One
Forensics: Avernus- Locked (One out of Three turns completed)
[x]Infiltrators: Avernus- Arbitrator Oakheart wishes to improve her spy network by training dedicated infiltrators who can infiltrate potential cults and seek out the inner circle who are giving the orders. This plan is to train infiltrators all over Avernus simultaneously which will take longer to have any but will have them all in place sooner then rolling them out piecemeal.
Time: 4 years. Cost: 994 375 Thrones, 9 944 Material, 995 Promethium. Upkeep:99 438 Thrones per year, 492 Material per year Chance of Success: 50%, rolled separately for each region. Reward: Trained infiltrators all over Avernus, +5% to detect cultists and an additional +10% to detect inner circle cultists.
Building up infiltrators to help pick up on cultist activity before it really gets started.
Adeptus Mechanicus
One Locked Choose Two
Detailed Survey (Sirens)- Locked (One out of Two turns completed)
Must Choose at leat one of the following
[x] Explore Ruins-Now that he has finally gained entrance to the ruins under Gamma-4 Magos Explorator Tranth plans to continue to search them for STC fragments and archeotech, which he estimate will take one or two more years.
Time: 1 year. Cost: 7 100 Thrones, 710 Material, 305 Metal, 71 Promethium. Chance of Success: Unknown but low. Reward: Gain ancient tech from the ruins under Gamma-4
[x]Virus-Bombs- Magos Explorator Tranth and Magos Biologis Saren are willing to work together to improve the countermeasures against the Life-eater virus which failed at the Bayou so recently.
Time: 2 years. Cost: 71 000 Thrones, 14 200 Material, 28 400 Metal, 1 420 Promethium. Chance of Success: 40%. Reward: Find out better way to deal with life-eater virus.
Explore Ruins seems to be time-critical before we really start building this city up. Virus Bombs because we know that life-eater fungus exists on this world, and I want the best damn defences we can get against that damn stuff.
Adeptus Ministorum
Choose Two
[x]Priest Training: Signs of Heresy- Now that he has a Cathedral to work from Deacon Aurilian wishes to provide specialized training to his priests to be able to recognize the signs of heresy in his flock and be able direct the Law Enforcement Officers to investigate them. If this training is completed more cultists will be detected.
Time: 1 year. Cost: 34 978 Thrones Reward: trains priests to spot the signs of heresy, +5% to detecting cultists.
[x]Priest Training: Signs of the Witch- Deacon Aurilian also suggested training his priests to detect the more subtle signs of psykers so they can inform the authorities. He even promised to tell Arbitrator Oakheart rather then just killing the psykers himself, as he would prefer to do.
Time: 1 year. Cost: 34 978 Thrones Reward: trains priests to spot the signs of psykers, +5% to detecting psykers.
Bonuses to spot cultists and psykers are good, plus they are one-turn actions. And constructing the seminaries last turn means that we don't have to spend actions in the future to restore the bonuses
Personal
Choose Four
[x]Personal attention - Hunt them down- Arbitrator Oakheart wishes to determine the current trends in cultist number and confirm her hunch that there are no cultists in Dis and there is not merely a very well hidden cult. She wishes to personally examine each region and try to determine the approximate number of cultists currently in the region. This will not directly help locate cultists but if successful will give you an approximation of how many cultists are in each region, allowing you to focus your efforts.
better.
Time: 1 year. Cost: 14 200 Thrones. Chance of Success: 75%. Reward: approximation of number of cultists in each region.
[x]Gubernatorial Palace: Expansion- Caroline and Lord Klovis-Ultan are both trying to convince you to expand your Palace for prestige reasons. They claim that your current palace is too small for the governor of a planet as important as Avernus is becoming and others will take you more seriously if you expanded it. You are personally more interested in the idea of adding in incredibly heavy defenses and communications as well as a dedicated training area and a wing set aside for administering you personal projects. This design would still have several area that are not in use and can be easily modified.
Time: 2 years. Cost: 210 000 Thrones, 71 000 Material, 71 000 Metal, 7 100 Promethium. Upkeep: 10 500 Thrones, 30 500 Material, 30 500 Metal, 1 575 Promethium. Reward: Larger and better defended palace, +5 to all personal action.
[x]Courtly Manners- You can undergo etiquette training and learn how to negotiate more effectively.
Time: 1 Year. Cost: Free. Chance of Success: 50% Reward: +1 Diplomacy
[x]Shadow Games- You can learn more about the shadow games played by the Inquisition and their fores from Arbitrator Oakheart.
Time: 1 Year. Cost: Free. Chance of Success: 45% Reward: +1 Intrigue
With making contact with other worlds we need a suitably spiffy palace to impress any visitors from offworld. Improving our Diplomacy and Intrigue will also help with these contacts.
Adeptus Munitorum
Two Locked Choose One
Rebuilding- Locked ( One out of Two turns remaining)
Constant Recruitment- Locked (Two out of Three turns remaining)
[x]A Balanced Approach- The simplest way to increase the size of the Avernus air force is to split the new pilots between fighters and bombers. This would provide a balanced air force but will not provide the sheer number of fighters necessary to protect Avernus from another major invasion.
Time: 3 years. Cost: 97 980 Thrones, 5 254 Material, 4 260 Promethium. Upkeep: 9 798 Thrones, 525 Material, Promethium 2 130. Reward: 26 Fighter Wings, 12 Bomber Wings
Gives us fighters for air defence as well as bombers for ground attack and air support
Adeptus Administratum
One Locked Choose Two
Disease Research and Treatment Institutes: Avernus- Locked (One out of Three turns completed)
[x]Expand Promethium Refinery: The Fens-The Fens in The Azure Islands has a wide enough promethium reserves that you can build a larger promethium refinery and extractor. This will increase your total promethium gathering rate by 30% which would provide for all promethium needs for the next decade. Henry considers this to be of low priority.
Time: 1 year. Cost: 56 800 Thrones, 11 360 Material, 11 360 Metal, 2 272 Promethium. Upkeep: 5 680 Thrones per year, 568 Material per year, 568 Metal per year. Reward: Medium Promethium Refinery in The Fens, increase bonus promethium to +20 000 and increases efficiency bonus to +200%.
[x]Commercial District: Dis and Linden- Henry has plans to build an entire district focusing on commerce in every city on Avernus. While it would be far to expensive to do that right now he does have plans to build these commerce districts in Dis and Lindon, which produce almost half of your tax earning at the moment. This project would increase total Thrones income by a third and over double your currant profit. Henry considers this to be of low priority.
Time: 2 Years. Cost:674 500 Thrones, 134 900 Material, 134 900 Metal, 26 980 Promethium. Upkeep: 6 745 Material per year, 6 745 Metal per year, 3 373 Promethium per year. Reward: Commercial Districts in all cities, +200% tax income increase of +100%
Commercia Districts increase the number of Thrones we get per turn. Promethium Refinery greatly increases our peomethium production, plus it only takes one turn so we will have another action next turn.
Diplomacy
Choose Two
[x] Neighbors- Lord Klovis-Ultan informs you that now that Avernus is securely established it is time to establish contact with the other worlds of the Sub-Sector. This would give you a far better idea of the resources and needs of the local planets as well as what dangers there are in the area.
Time: 1 year. Cost: 21 300 Thrones, 71 Promethium. Chance of Success: 50% Reward: gain contact with nearby Imperial Worlds
[x]Deliver STC to Mechanicus- Now that Magos Explorator Tranth has completed another two partial STC templates he could trade them to Atlas.
Time: 1 year. Cost: 14 200. Chance of Success: 70% Reward: Trade with Mechanicus
Getting into contact with neighbouring systems opens the door to a whole lot of opportunities, as well as giving us information on teh goings-on in the wider galaxy. Giving the STC to the Adeptus Mechanicus gives us a lot more credit which we can trade for other goodies, such s orbital defences.
Adeptus Arbites
One Locked Choose One
Forensics: Avernus- Locked (One out of Three turns completed)
[x]Infiltrators: Avernus- Arbitrator Oakheart wishes to improve her spy network by training dedicated infiltrators who can infiltrate potential cults and seek out the inner circle who are giving the orders. This plan is to train infiltrators all over Avernus simultaneously which will take longer to have any but will have them all in place sooner then rolling them out piecemeal.
Time: 4 years. Cost: 994 375 Thrones, 9 944 Material, 995 Promethium. Upkeep:99 438 Thrones per year, 492 Material per year Chance of Success: 50%, rolled separately for each region. Reward: Trained infiltrators all over Avernus, +5% to detect cultists and an additional +10% to detect inner circle cultists.
Building up infiltrators to help pick up on cultist activity before it really gets started.
Adeptus Mechanicus
One Locked Choose Two
Detailed Survey (Sirens)- Locked (One out of Two turns completed)
Must Choose at leat one of the following
[x] Explore Ruins-Now that he has finally gained entrance to the ruins under Gamma-4 Magos Explorator Tranth plans to continue to search them for STC fragments and archeotech, which he estimate will take one or two more years.
Time: 1 year. Cost: 7 100 Thrones, 710 Material, 305 Metal, 71 Promethium. Chance of Success: Unknown but low. Reward: Gain ancient tech from the ruins under Gamma-4
[x]Virus-Bombs- Magos Explorator Tranth and Magos Biologis Saren are willing to work together to improve the countermeasures against the Life-eater virus which failed at the Bayou so recently.
Time: 2 years. Cost: 71 000 Thrones, 14 200 Material, 28 400 Metal, 1 420 Promethium. Chance of Success: 40%. Reward: Find out better way to deal with life-eater virus.
Explore Ruins seems to be time-critical before we really start building this city up. Virus Bombs because we know that life-eater fungus exists on this world, and I want the best damn defences we can get against that damn stuff.
Adeptus Ministorum
Choose Two
[x]Priest Training: Signs of Heresy- Now that he has a Cathedral to work from Deacon Aurilian wishes to provide specialized training to his priests to be able to recognize the signs of heresy in his flock and be able direct the Law Enforcement Officers to investigate them. If this training is completed more cultists will be detected.
Time: 1 year. Cost: 34 978 Thrones Reward: trains priests to spot the signs of heresy, +5% to detecting cultists.
[x]Priest Training: Signs of the Witch- Deacon Aurilian also suggested training his priests to detect the more subtle signs of psykers so they can inform the authorities. He even promised to tell Arbitrator Oakheart rather then just killing the psykers himself, as he would prefer to do.
Time: 1 year. Cost: 34 978 Thrones Reward: trains priests to spot the signs of psykers, +5% to detecting psykers.
Bonuses to spot cultists and psykers are good, plus they are one-turn actions. And constructing the seminaries last turn means that we don't have to spend actions in the future to restore the bonuses
Personal
Choose Four
[x]Personal attention - Hunt them down- Arbitrator Oakheart wishes to determine the current trends in cultist number and confirm her hunch that there are no cultists in Dis and there is not merely a very well hidden cult. She wishes to personally examine each region and try to determine the approximate number of cultists currently in the region. This will not directly help locate cultists but if successful will give you an approximation of how many cultists are in each region, allowing you to focus your efforts.
better.
Time: 1 year. Cost: 14 200 Thrones. Chance of Success: 75%. Reward: approximation of number of cultists in each region.
[x]Gubernatorial Palace: Expansion- Caroline and Lord Klovis-Ultan are both trying to convince you to expand your Palace for prestige reasons. They claim that your current palace is too small for the governor of a planet as important as Avernus is becoming and others will take you more seriously if you expanded it. You are personally more interested in the idea of adding in incredibly heavy defenses and communications as well as a dedicated training area and a wing set aside for administering you personal projects. This design would still have several area that are not in use and can be easily modified.
Time: 2 years. Cost: 210 000 Thrones, 71 000 Material, 71 000 Metal, 7 100 Promethium. Upkeep: 10 500 Thrones, 30 500 Material, 30 500 Metal, 1 575 Promethium. Reward: Larger and better defended palace, +5 to all personal action.
[x]Courtly Manners- You can undergo etiquette training and learn how to negotiate more effectively.
Time: 1 Year. Cost: Free. Chance of Success: 50% Reward: +1 Diplomacy
[x]Shadow Games- You can learn more about the shadow games played by the Inquisition and their fores from Arbitrator Oakheart.
Time: 1 Year. Cost: Free. Chance of Success: 45% Reward: +1 Intrigue
With making contact with other worlds we need a suitably spiffy palace to impress any visitors from offworld. Improving our Diplomacy and Intrigue will also help with these contacts.
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We got a large income from our tourists, which are not included in our regular income. I just realize that a couple turns ago.
That's why our Thrones have not been decreasing as quickly as expected.
Rough plan
[X] Air Superiority
106 500 Thrones, 3 550 Material, 4 260 Promethium.
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Running Total: 106,500 Th; 3,550 Ma; 0 Me; 4,260 Pr
Get our fighters up to snuff first, and when another slot opens next year, recruit bombers. Even if we can not recruit bombers for years while waiting for slots to open, I still think this is the best course of action. While it would be good to have bombers to attack the enemy, it would be far worse for the enemy to gain air superiority which would prevent our bombers from attacking, and allow their bombers to attack us with impunity.
[X] Commercial District: Dis and Linden
674 500 Thrones, 134 900 Material, 134 900 Metal, 26 980 Promethium
[X] Expand Factories: Avernus
210 870 Thrones, 41 349 Material, 41 349 Metal, 8 435 Promethium.
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Running Total: 991,870 Th; 179,799 Ma; 176,249 Me; 39,375 Pr
We have a large metal stockpile, so lets get the Factories first. We are going to be locked up here for two turns, so we better be careful.
[X] Deliver STC to Mechanicus
14 200 Thrones
[X] Neighbors
21 300 Thrones, 71 Promethium
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Running Total: 1,027,370 Th; 179,799 Ma; 176,249 Me; 39,446 Pr
Get Orbital Defenses, and meet the Neighbors. I guess the new influx of tourists will be a couple years out.
[X] Infiltrators: Avernus
994 375 Thrones, 9 944 Material, 995 Promethium.
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Running Total: 2,021,745 Th; 189,743 Ma; 176,249 Me; 40,441 Pr
Lets get this and use our personal attention to do the one year actions.
[X] Explore Ruins
7 100 Thrones, 710 Material, 305 Metal, 71 Promethium
[X] Virus-Bombs
71 000 Thrones, 14 200 Material, 28 400 Metal, 1 420 Promethium
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Running Total: 2,099,845 Th; 204,653 Ma; 204,954 Me; 41,932 Pr
Explore the ruins, and research the Life-Eater Fungus so that we know how to stop it once the Disease Centers come on line.
[X] Priest Training: Signs of Heresy
34 978 Thrones
[X] Educational Assistance: Civilian
341 000 Thrones, 8 750 Material, 8 750 Metal, 875 Promethium
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Running Total: 2,475,823 Th; 213,403 Ma; 213,704 Me; 42,807 Pr
More anti-cultists, and double our educational bonus (which is pretty big).
[X] Investigate Arbitrator Oakheart
14 200 Thrones
[X] Gubernatorial Palace: Expansion
210 000 Thrones, 71 000 Material, 71 000 Metal, 7 100 Promethium
[X] Personal attention: Cultist Hunt: Lindon and Elysium
7 100 Thrones
[X] Courtly Manners
Free
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Running Total: 2,707,123 Th; 284,403 Ma; 284,704 Me; 49,907 Pr
Keep plugging away at Oakheart, meanwhile improve our palace, Cultist Hunt, and improve our weakest attribute.
Negative on Thrones and Metal, but we have large stockpiles in both of those. Costing us roughly 10% of our metal reserves, and 25% of our Thrones reserves. (Which is why we need to increase our income).
[X] Air Superiority
106 500 Thrones, 3 550 Material, 4 260 Promethium.
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Running Total: 106,500 Th; 3,550 Ma; 0 Me; 4,260 Pr
Get our fighters up to snuff first, and when another slot opens next year, recruit bombers. Even if we can not recruit bombers for years while waiting for slots to open, I still think this is the best course of action. While it would be good to have bombers to attack the enemy, it would be far worse for the enemy to gain air superiority which would prevent our bombers from attacking, and allow their bombers to attack us with impunity.
[X] Commercial District: Dis and Linden
674 500 Thrones, 134 900 Material, 134 900 Metal, 26 980 Promethium
[X] Expand Factories: Avernus
210 870 Thrones, 41 349 Material, 41 349 Metal, 8 435 Promethium.
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Running Total: 991,870 Th; 179,799 Ma; 176,249 Me; 39,375 Pr
We have a large metal stockpile, so lets get the Factories first. We are going to be locked up here for two turns, so we better be careful.
[X] Deliver STC to Mechanicus
14 200 Thrones
[X] Neighbors
21 300 Thrones, 71 Promethium
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Running Total: 1,027,370 Th; 179,799 Ma; 176,249 Me; 39,446 Pr
Get Orbital Defenses, and meet the Neighbors. I guess the new influx of tourists will be a couple years out.
[X] Infiltrators: Avernus
994 375 Thrones, 9 944 Material, 995 Promethium.
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Running Total: 2,021,745 Th; 189,743 Ma; 176,249 Me; 40,441 Pr
Lets get this and use our personal attention to do the one year actions.
[X] Explore Ruins
7 100 Thrones, 710 Material, 305 Metal, 71 Promethium
[X] Virus-Bombs
71 000 Thrones, 14 200 Material, 28 400 Metal, 1 420 Promethium
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Running Total: 2,099,845 Th; 204,653 Ma; 204,954 Me; 41,932 Pr
Explore the ruins, and research the Life-Eater Fungus so that we know how to stop it once the Disease Centers come on line.
[X] Priest Training: Signs of Heresy
34 978 Thrones
[X] Educational Assistance: Civilian
341 000 Thrones, 8 750 Material, 8 750 Metal, 875 Promethium
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Running Total: 2,475,823 Th; 213,403 Ma; 213,704 Me; 42,807 Pr
More anti-cultists, and double our educational bonus (which is pretty big).
[X] Investigate Arbitrator Oakheart
14 200 Thrones
[X] Gubernatorial Palace: Expansion
210 000 Thrones, 71 000 Material, 71 000 Metal, 7 100 Promethium
[X] Personal attention: Cultist Hunt: Lindon and Elysium
7 100 Thrones
[X] Courtly Manners
Free
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Running Total: 2,707,123 Th; 284,403 Ma; 284,704 Me; 49,907 Pr
Keep plugging away at Oakheart, meanwhile improve our palace, Cultist Hunt, and improve our weakest attribute.
Negative on Thrones and Metal, but we have large stockpiles in both of those. Costing us roughly 10% of our metal reserves, and 25% of our Thrones reserves. (Which is why we need to increase our income).
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- Location
- Australia
I'm pretty sure that the bottleneck is pilot school spaces, not actions.
So we'd be able to start in three years, I think.
[X]Air Superiority- Given how poorly the Avernus Air Force preformed in the recent invasion General Drago proposes having the entire first class of pilots, all one thousand of them, trained to be fighter pilots. This will give you fifty new fighter wings which should be sufficient to cover Avernus.
Time: 3 years. Cost: 106 500 Thrones, 3 550 Material, 4 260 Promethium. Upkeep: 10 650 Thrones, 355 Material, Promethium 2 130. Reward: 50 Fighter Wings
[X]Expand Factories:Avernus- A far more extreme plan to increase manufacturing capacity that Henry proposes is to enlarge all the factories on Avernus. This would increase manufacturing capacity by 40% and would no longer use up most of Avernus' metal supplies. Henry considers this to be of high priority.
Time: 2 year. Cost: 210 870 Thrones, 41 349 Material, 41 349 Metal, 8 435 Promethium. Upkeep: 21 087 Thrones per year, 2 109 Metal per year, 1 230 Promethium per year. Reward: Medium factories in Avernus', +72 000 Production Capacity ,+100% base production capacity an increase of +50%, allows construction of Macharius Heavy Tanks, Lightning Fighters, Marauder Bombers, Dropships and Cargo Shuttles.
[X]Commercial District: Dis and Linden- Henry has plans to build an entire district focusing on commerce in every city on Avernus. While it would be far to expensive to do that right now he does have plans to build these commerce districts in Dis and Lindon, which produce almost half of your tax earning at the moment. This project would increase total Thrones income by a third and over double your currant profit. Henry considers this to be of low priority.
Time: 2 Years. Cost:674 500 Thrones, 134 900 Material, 134 900 Metal, 26 980 Promethium. Upkeep: 6 745 Material per year, 6 745 Metal per year, 3 373 Promethium per year. Reward: Commercial Districts in all cities, +200% tax income increase of +100%
[X]Neighbors- Lord Klovis-Ultan informs you that now that Avernus is securely established it is time to establish contact with the other worlds of the Sub-Sector. This would give you a far better idea of the resources and needs of the local planets as well as what dangers there are in the area.
Time: 1 year. Cost: 21 300 Thrones, 71 Promethium. Chance of Success: 50% Reward: gain contact with nearby Imperial Worlds
[X]Request for aid: Adeptus Ministorum- You can request that the Ecclesiarchy send a contingent of priest to minister to your populace. It will take several years for any aid sent to reach Avernus.
Time: 1 year. Cost: 15 200 Thrones Chance of Success: 23% Reward: More priests who increase population Morale by 1 and reduce the chance of cults by 5%.
[X]Hunt them down- Arbitrator Oakheart wishes to determine the current trends in cultist number and confirm her hunch that there are no cultists in Dis and there is not merely a very well hidden cult. She wishes to personally examine each region and try to determine the approximate number of cultists currently in the region. This will not directly help locate cultists but if successful will give you an approximation of how many cultists are in each region, allowing you to focus your efforts.
better.
Time: 1 year. Cost: 14 200 Thrones. Chance of Success: 75%. Reward: approximation of number of cultists in each region.
[X]Explore Ruins-Now that he has finally gained entrance to the ruins under Gamma-4 Magos Explorator Tranth plans to continue to search them for STC fragments and archeotech, which he estimate will take one or two more years.
Time: 1 year. Cost: 7 100 Thrones, 710 Material, 305 Metal, 71 Promethium. Chance of Success: Unknown but low. Reward: Gain ancient tech from the ruins under Gamma-4
[X]Upgrade Machinery:All- Now that you have large numbers of Tech-Priests on Avernus you could have Magos Explorator Tranth guide them on further upgrading the machinery of Avernus. If carried out this project would increase the production of all resources by 10%.
Time: 2 years. Cost: 192 838 Thrones,19 284 Material, 19 284 Metal, 3 897 Promethium. Upkeep: 19 284 Thrones per year, 1 928 Material per year, 1 928 Metal per year, 390 Promethium per year. Chance of Success:80%. Reward: all Production, Promethium and Petal increased by a further 10%.
[X]Priest Training: Signs of Heresy- Now that he has a Cathedral to work from Deacon Aurilian wishes to provide specialized training to his priests to be able to recognize the signs of heresy in his flock and be able direct the Law Enforcement Officers to investigate them. If this training is completed more cultists will be detected.
Time: 1 year. Cost: 34 978 Thrones Reward: Trains priests to spot the signs of heresy, +5% to detecting cultists.
[X]Educational Assistance: Civilian- The Imperial Church runs quite possibly the largest educational institutions in the galaxy and has many expert educators. Sub-Deacon Lin proposes assigning many of them to aid in the schools and universities of Avernus. These priests would fulfill several rolls as well as teaching such as councilor and aiding with administration which would allow for an easy expansion of the schools and universities.
Time: 2 years. Cost: 341 000 Thrones, 8 750 Material, 8 750 Metal, 875 Promethium. Upkeep: 34 100 Thrones, 438 Material, 438 Metal, 44 Promethium. Reward: Ecclesiarchy starts to aid in schools and universities, +50% to effect of education institutes.
[X]Gubernatorial Palace: Expansion- Caroline and Lord Klovis-Ultan are both trying to convince you to expand your Palace for prestige reasons. They claim that your current palace is too small for the governor of a planet as important as Avernus is becoming and others will take you more seriously if you expanded it. You are personally more interested in the idea of adding in incredibly heavy defenses and communications as well as a dedicated training area and a wing set aside for administering you personal projects. This design would still have several area that are not in use and can be easily modified.
Time: 2 years. Cost: 210 000 Thrones, 71 000 Material, 71 000 Metal, 7 100 Promethium. Upkeep: 10 500 Thrones, 30 500 Material, 30 500 Metal, 1 575 Promethium. Reward: Larger and better defended palace, +5 to all personal action.
[X]Personal attention
-[X]Expand Mine: Lemnos, Hollin, Salem and Babylon.- If you expand the mines and smelter at every location that has large enough ore veins to expand you would almost double the amount of Metal gathered per year. Henry considers this to be of high priority.
Time: 2 year. Cost: 251 200 Thrones, 50 240 Material, 50 240 Metal, 10 048 Promethium. Upkeep: 25 120 Thrones per year, 2 512 Metal per year, 502 Promethium per year. Reward: Large Mines in Lemnos, Hollin, Salem and Babylon, increase bonus metal to +100 000 and increases efficiency bonus to +200%.
[X]Seek the Emperor- You can study and meditate on the holy scriptures and strengthen your faith.
Time: 1 Year. Cost: Free. Chance of Success: 50% Reward: +1 Piety
[X]Courtly Manners- You can undergo etiquette training and learn how to negotiate more effectively.
Time: 1 Year. Cost: Free. Chance of Success: 50% Reward: +1 Diplomacy
Before we do Oakheart, I want the +5 the palace will give us. fighters for the first batch because we need to regain air superiority, expanding the factories because we are constrained by our materials, mines as a personal action so we get both metal and material, commerce so we don't fall behind in Thrones, Ecclesiarchy because I want to be absolutely positively certain that our planet is pure, neighbours should be obvious, ruins because it's time sensitive, machinery for the additional economy boost, Signs of heresy because priest bonuses became permanent and Civillian education because I want to indoctrinate the people into loyal, emperor loving deathworlders.
Edit: @Elder Haman can I convince you to change your personal attention to expanding the mines?
After material, metal is our greatest limitation, even if we currently have the reserves...
Time: 3 years. Cost: 106 500 Thrones, 3 550 Material, 4 260 Promethium. Upkeep: 10 650 Thrones, 355 Material, Promethium 2 130. Reward: 50 Fighter Wings
[X]Expand Factories:Avernus- A far more extreme plan to increase manufacturing capacity that Henry proposes is to enlarge all the factories on Avernus. This would increase manufacturing capacity by 40% and would no longer use up most of Avernus' metal supplies. Henry considers this to be of high priority.
Time: 2 year. Cost: 210 870 Thrones, 41 349 Material, 41 349 Metal, 8 435 Promethium. Upkeep: 21 087 Thrones per year, 2 109 Metal per year, 1 230 Promethium per year. Reward: Medium factories in Avernus', +72 000 Production Capacity ,+100% base production capacity an increase of +50%, allows construction of Macharius Heavy Tanks, Lightning Fighters, Marauder Bombers, Dropships and Cargo Shuttles.
[X]Commercial District: Dis and Linden- Henry has plans to build an entire district focusing on commerce in every city on Avernus. While it would be far to expensive to do that right now he does have plans to build these commerce districts in Dis and Lindon, which produce almost half of your tax earning at the moment. This project would increase total Thrones income by a third and over double your currant profit. Henry considers this to be of low priority.
Time: 2 Years. Cost:674 500 Thrones, 134 900 Material, 134 900 Metal, 26 980 Promethium. Upkeep: 6 745 Material per year, 6 745 Metal per year, 3 373 Promethium per year. Reward: Commercial Districts in all cities, +200% tax income increase of +100%
[X]Neighbors- Lord Klovis-Ultan informs you that now that Avernus is securely established it is time to establish contact with the other worlds of the Sub-Sector. This would give you a far better idea of the resources and needs of the local planets as well as what dangers there are in the area.
Time: 1 year. Cost: 21 300 Thrones, 71 Promethium. Chance of Success: 50% Reward: gain contact with nearby Imperial Worlds
[X]Request for aid: Adeptus Ministorum- You can request that the Ecclesiarchy send a contingent of priest to minister to your populace. It will take several years for any aid sent to reach Avernus.
Time: 1 year. Cost: 15 200 Thrones Chance of Success: 23% Reward: More priests who increase population Morale by 1 and reduce the chance of cults by 5%.
[X]Hunt them down- Arbitrator Oakheart wishes to determine the current trends in cultist number and confirm her hunch that there are no cultists in Dis and there is not merely a very well hidden cult. She wishes to personally examine each region and try to determine the approximate number of cultists currently in the region. This will not directly help locate cultists but if successful will give you an approximation of how many cultists are in each region, allowing you to focus your efforts.
better.
Time: 1 year. Cost: 14 200 Thrones. Chance of Success: 75%. Reward: approximation of number of cultists in each region.
[X]Explore Ruins-Now that he has finally gained entrance to the ruins under Gamma-4 Magos Explorator Tranth plans to continue to search them for STC fragments and archeotech, which he estimate will take one or two more years.
Time: 1 year. Cost: 7 100 Thrones, 710 Material, 305 Metal, 71 Promethium. Chance of Success: Unknown but low. Reward: Gain ancient tech from the ruins under Gamma-4
[X]Upgrade Machinery:All- Now that you have large numbers of Tech-Priests on Avernus you could have Magos Explorator Tranth guide them on further upgrading the machinery of Avernus. If carried out this project would increase the production of all resources by 10%.
Time: 2 years. Cost: 192 838 Thrones,19 284 Material, 19 284 Metal, 3 897 Promethium. Upkeep: 19 284 Thrones per year, 1 928 Material per year, 1 928 Metal per year, 390 Promethium per year. Chance of Success:80%. Reward: all Production, Promethium and Petal increased by a further 10%.
[X]Priest Training: Signs of Heresy- Now that he has a Cathedral to work from Deacon Aurilian wishes to provide specialized training to his priests to be able to recognize the signs of heresy in his flock and be able direct the Law Enforcement Officers to investigate them. If this training is completed more cultists will be detected.
Time: 1 year. Cost: 34 978 Thrones Reward: Trains priests to spot the signs of heresy, +5% to detecting cultists.
[X]Educational Assistance: Civilian- The Imperial Church runs quite possibly the largest educational institutions in the galaxy and has many expert educators. Sub-Deacon Lin proposes assigning many of them to aid in the schools and universities of Avernus. These priests would fulfill several rolls as well as teaching such as councilor and aiding with administration which would allow for an easy expansion of the schools and universities.
Time: 2 years. Cost: 341 000 Thrones, 8 750 Material, 8 750 Metal, 875 Promethium. Upkeep: 34 100 Thrones, 438 Material, 438 Metal, 44 Promethium. Reward: Ecclesiarchy starts to aid in schools and universities, +50% to effect of education institutes.
[X]Gubernatorial Palace: Expansion- Caroline and Lord Klovis-Ultan are both trying to convince you to expand your Palace for prestige reasons. They claim that your current palace is too small for the governor of a planet as important as Avernus is becoming and others will take you more seriously if you expanded it. You are personally more interested in the idea of adding in incredibly heavy defenses and communications as well as a dedicated training area and a wing set aside for administering you personal projects. This design would still have several area that are not in use and can be easily modified.
Time: 2 years. Cost: 210 000 Thrones, 71 000 Material, 71 000 Metal, 7 100 Promethium. Upkeep: 10 500 Thrones, 30 500 Material, 30 500 Metal, 1 575 Promethium. Reward: Larger and better defended palace, +5 to all personal action.
[X]Personal attention
-[X]Expand Mine: Lemnos, Hollin, Salem and Babylon.- If you expand the mines and smelter at every location that has large enough ore veins to expand you would almost double the amount of Metal gathered per year. Henry considers this to be of high priority.
Time: 2 year. Cost: 251 200 Thrones, 50 240 Material, 50 240 Metal, 10 048 Promethium. Upkeep: 25 120 Thrones per year, 2 512 Metal per year, 502 Promethium per year. Reward: Large Mines in Lemnos, Hollin, Salem and Babylon, increase bonus metal to +100 000 and increases efficiency bonus to +200%.
[X]Seek the Emperor- You can study and meditate on the holy scriptures and strengthen your faith.
Time: 1 Year. Cost: Free. Chance of Success: 50% Reward: +1 Piety
[X]Courtly Manners- You can undergo etiquette training and learn how to negotiate more effectively.
Time: 1 Year. Cost: Free. Chance of Success: 50% Reward: +1 Diplomacy
Before we do Oakheart, I want the +5 the palace will give us. fighters for the first batch because we need to regain air superiority, expanding the factories because we are constrained by our materials, mines as a personal action so we get both metal and material, commerce so we don't fall behind in Thrones, Ecclesiarchy because I want to be absolutely positively certain that our planet is pure, neighbours should be obvious, ruins because it's time sensitive, machinery for the additional economy boost, Signs of heresy because priest bonuses became permanent and Civillian education because I want to indoctrinate the people into loyal, emperor loving deathworlders.
Edit: @Elder Haman can I convince you to change your personal attention to expanding the mines?
After material, metal is our greatest limitation, even if we currently have the reserves...
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[X] Elder Haman