Dark Abstraction
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- United States
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Advance toward the Future
- Location
- The Future
Military: Garrosh is largely listless these days but he's still an orc first and foremost. Even at his most mopey he is one of your better fighters. In this new world, you'll take what you can get. (Choose 2):
[X] Hunting Parties - Clefthoof: For generations orcs hunted the massive clefthoof for their abundance of meat and hide. With the various clans dead, corrupted, or simply gone, their numbers have exploded. Garrosh wants to send out your warriors to begin hunting these mighty beasts down for the many benefits they provide. Not to mention the general experience that would be gained. Time: 1 Year. Reward: Hunting Income +500 Per turn.
[X] Scouting North: The north of Nagrand is your more immediate neighbor, and after the general upheaval of your world you can't trust anything at all about what's been happening or might have already happened. You remember that there were a few settlements in the north of Nagrand, but you have nothing confirmed. Enough orcs are now able to walk instead of hobble and wail under the auspices of the red pox to scout it out. Time: 1 Year. Reward: Northern Nagrand surveyed for stuff.
Diplomacy: If there's anything that Greatmother Geyah has taught you, is that not all things can be conquered by a warriors strength. It was with words that the first shamans parlayed with the Furies, the sentient elementals of Draenor. It will be with words that you accomplish more than just a good axe. (Choose 1):
[X] Internal Politics: Greatmother Geyah has requested for you to speak to her. Though you are technically Warchief of the Mag'har, you don't reallyknow everyone who makes up those you lead. She has offered to instruct you in these things, so that you can get a better internal survey of your own people. It would be good for knowing such things in the future in case of culture clash, especially now that it seems the blasted red pox is finally letting up. Time: 1 Year. Reward: Internal Survey of Mag'har composition, feeling, beliefs, etc.
Stewardship: Garadar simply cannot hold all of these people. Your supplies strain already, and as more and more orcs grow healthy once more the amount of food and housing required will far eclipse what the small city can hold. This must be attended to, and quickly. (Choose 2):
[X] Sunspring Lake: A rather daring move, but one you think has merit. You have often fished and walked round Sunspring Lake to the south and west of Garadar. It is here that many of the youth afflicted with the red pox were allowed to exercise and play. It has bountiful fish, fresh water, and is in a good place to set up as a location to funnel the energetic and youthful alike as orcs return to health. Why not build a small new settlement, to ease the growing pressures? Cost: 1000. Time: 1 Year. Reward: Sunspring Village set up, population valve for orcs who grow healthy again. +500 Fishing Income per turn. Garadar less in danger of straining supplies.
[X] Watch Towers: Kargath. Ogres. Demons. The Shadow Council wherever they may be. You need to build a few towers to keep watch over any approaching foes who may try and come up and attack you. Kargath and his band got disturbingly close before your sickly warriors were able to turn pus filled eyes upon him. Not again if you can help it. You'll have to use up a lot of clay and bones, but it should be worth it for any advanced warnings on Garadar. Cost: 1000. Time: 2 Years. Reward: Small defensive watch towers built to guard Garadar. Bonus to defensive rolls. Bonus to seeing enemies on approach.
Learning: Not Unlocked Yet
Piety: The shamans despair. The orcs despair. The spirits of your ancestors do not speak. The Furies rage and roar with enough fury to crack the sinuses of any who attempt to speak with them. Their world has been torn from them, it is no wonder that the Furies are so, well, furious. Though you have so very many concerns, you have ordered that the shamans try and restore the connection that the bastard Gul'dan cut so gleefully in the now ravaged Shadowmoon Valley. Perhaps, in another time, you would be too busy with other concerns to deal with it, but your father left scrolls, and you have spoken to Greatmother Geyah a lot. Both have told you the same things. The orcs simply cannot survive as they should without the guidance of the ancestors, the spirits, and the help of the elements. [Every Turn the Shamans of the Mag'har will attempt to reconnect with the elements, this is what the upkeep is paying for. Beginning Chance of Success starts at 40%. Will go up 10% in chance every unsuccessful turn]
Intrigue: You aren't really sure if all the skulking about of the past is something you should have, but Jorin remains adamant that you need to keep an eye on such things. He seems to have appointed himself to this position. (Choose 1):
[X] Shadow Council Checking: The damned Legion. The damned Shadow Council. You hate them both a good and healthy amount. But what really gets in your craw is how everyone seems to join up with them at some point. As in, there are orcs, Draenei, ogres, hell if those weird little spore things you heard tales of to the far north of here were a part of the Shadow Council you wouldn't be surprised. They are annoyingly good at infiltration and conversion. The world ended, sure, but you wouldn't even be close to amazed if they didn't have a few people slinking around these days…best check, Jorin says. Time: 1 Year. Reward: Information, potential Shadow Council scouts marked down.
Personal Actions: You used to have free time. Now you are responsible for tens of thousands of people's lives. It is an amazingly heavy burden, but your back and legs are pretty strong and you aren't about to give up. But you can still make some time for yourself. (Choose 1):
[X] Hellscream, Hellsad: Garrosh spoke to Greatmother Geyah earlier, and left her home a broken man. What was said to break the normally energetic and rambunctious young man who is a few years your elder? You know of your own father, and plenty besides, but your precise knowledge of the one known as Grommash Hellscream is not very expansive. You should speak with the Greatmother about this, if only to know if there is anything you can say to your acquaintance. Reward: Knowledge of Grommash Hellscream, other information that might make you sad/mad at your father.
[X] Hunting Parties - Clefthoof: For generations orcs hunted the massive clefthoof for their abundance of meat and hide. With the various clans dead, corrupted, or simply gone, their numbers have exploded. Garrosh wants to send out your warriors to begin hunting these mighty beasts down for the many benefits they provide. Not to mention the general experience that would be gained. Time: 1 Year. Reward: Hunting Income +500 Per turn.
[X] Scouting North: The north of Nagrand is your more immediate neighbor, and after the general upheaval of your world you can't trust anything at all about what's been happening or might have already happened. You remember that there were a few settlements in the north of Nagrand, but you have nothing confirmed. Enough orcs are now able to walk instead of hobble and wail under the auspices of the red pox to scout it out. Time: 1 Year. Reward: Northern Nagrand surveyed for stuff.
Diplomacy: If there's anything that Greatmother Geyah has taught you, is that not all things can be conquered by a warriors strength. It was with words that the first shamans parlayed with the Furies, the sentient elementals of Draenor. It will be with words that you accomplish more than just a good axe. (Choose 1):
[X] Internal Politics: Greatmother Geyah has requested for you to speak to her. Though you are technically Warchief of the Mag'har, you don't reallyknow everyone who makes up those you lead. She has offered to instruct you in these things, so that you can get a better internal survey of your own people. It would be good for knowing such things in the future in case of culture clash, especially now that it seems the blasted red pox is finally letting up. Time: 1 Year. Reward: Internal Survey of Mag'har composition, feeling, beliefs, etc.
Stewardship: Garadar simply cannot hold all of these people. Your supplies strain already, and as more and more orcs grow healthy once more the amount of food and housing required will far eclipse what the small city can hold. This must be attended to, and quickly. (Choose 2):
[X] Sunspring Lake: A rather daring move, but one you think has merit. You have often fished and walked round Sunspring Lake to the south and west of Garadar. It is here that many of the youth afflicted with the red pox were allowed to exercise and play. It has bountiful fish, fresh water, and is in a good place to set up as a location to funnel the energetic and youthful alike as orcs return to health. Why not build a small new settlement, to ease the growing pressures? Cost: 1000. Time: 1 Year. Reward: Sunspring Village set up, population valve for orcs who grow healthy again. +500 Fishing Income per turn. Garadar less in danger of straining supplies.
[X] Watch Towers: Kargath. Ogres. Demons. The Shadow Council wherever they may be. You need to build a few towers to keep watch over any approaching foes who may try and come up and attack you. Kargath and his band got disturbingly close before your sickly warriors were able to turn pus filled eyes upon him. Not again if you can help it. You'll have to use up a lot of clay and bones, but it should be worth it for any advanced warnings on Garadar. Cost: 1000. Time: 2 Years. Reward: Small defensive watch towers built to guard Garadar. Bonus to defensive rolls. Bonus to seeing enemies on approach.
Learning: Not Unlocked Yet
Piety: The shamans despair. The orcs despair. The spirits of your ancestors do not speak. The Furies rage and roar with enough fury to crack the sinuses of any who attempt to speak with them. Their world has been torn from them, it is no wonder that the Furies are so, well, furious. Though you have so very many concerns, you have ordered that the shamans try and restore the connection that the bastard Gul'dan cut so gleefully in the now ravaged Shadowmoon Valley. Perhaps, in another time, you would be too busy with other concerns to deal with it, but your father left scrolls, and you have spoken to Greatmother Geyah a lot. Both have told you the same things. The orcs simply cannot survive as they should without the guidance of the ancestors, the spirits, and the help of the elements. [Every Turn the Shamans of the Mag'har will attempt to reconnect with the elements, this is what the upkeep is paying for. Beginning Chance of Success starts at 40%. Will go up 10% in chance every unsuccessful turn]
Intrigue: You aren't really sure if all the skulking about of the past is something you should have, but Jorin remains adamant that you need to keep an eye on such things. He seems to have appointed himself to this position. (Choose 1):
[X] Shadow Council Checking: The damned Legion. The damned Shadow Council. You hate them both a good and healthy amount. But what really gets in your craw is how everyone seems to join up with them at some point. As in, there are orcs, Draenei, ogres, hell if those weird little spore things you heard tales of to the far north of here were a part of the Shadow Council you wouldn't be surprised. They are annoyingly good at infiltration and conversion. The world ended, sure, but you wouldn't even be close to amazed if they didn't have a few people slinking around these days…best check, Jorin says. Time: 1 Year. Reward: Information, potential Shadow Council scouts marked down.
Personal Actions: You used to have free time. Now you are responsible for tens of thousands of people's lives. It is an amazingly heavy burden, but your back and legs are pretty strong and you aren't about to give up. But you can still make some time for yourself. (Choose 1):
[X] Hellscream, Hellsad: Garrosh spoke to Greatmother Geyah earlier, and left her home a broken man. What was said to break the normally energetic and rambunctious young man who is a few years your elder? You know of your own father, and plenty besides, but your precise knowledge of the one known as Grommash Hellscream is not very expansive. You should speak with the Greatmother about this, if only to know if there is anything you can say to your acquaintance. Reward: Knowledge of Grommash Hellscream, other information that might make you sad/mad at your father.
Hoh yeah. Maybe even more than punch. Maybe even distance self from him as much as possible levels of angry.
Military: Garrosh is largely listless these days but he's still an orc first and foremost. Even at his most mopey he is one of your better fighters. In this new world, you'll take what you can get. (Choose 2):
[X] Hunting Parties - Clefthoof: For generations orcs hunted the massive clefthoof for their abundance of meat and hide. With the various clans dead, corrupted, or simply gone, their numbers have exploded. Garrosh wants to send out your warriors to begin hunting these mighty beasts down for the many benefits they provide. Not to mention the general experience that would be gained. Time: 1 Year. Reward: Hunting Income +500 Per turn.
[X] Scouting North: The north of Nagrand is your more immediate neighbor, and after the general upheaval of your world you can't trust anything at all about what's been happening or might have already happened. You remember that there were a few settlements in the north of Nagrand, but you have nothing confirmed. Enough orcs are now able to walk instead of hobble and wail under the auspices of the red pox to scout it out. Time: 1 Year. Reward: Northern Nagrand surveyed for stuff.
Diplomacy: If there's anything that Greatmother Geyah has taught you, is that not all things can be conquered by a warriors strength. It was with words that the first shamans parlayed with the Furies, the sentient elementals of Draenor. It will be with words that you accomplish more than just a good axe. (Choose 1):
[X] Internal Politics: Greatmother Geyah has requested for you to speak to her. Though you are technically Warchief of the Mag'har, you don't reallyknow everyone who makes up those you lead. She has offered to instruct you in these things, so that you can get a better internal survey of your own people. It would be good for knowing such things in the future in case of culture clash, especially now that it seems the blasted red pox is finally letting up. Time: 1 Year. Reward: Internal Survey of Mag'har composition, feeling, beliefs, etc.
Stewardship: Garadar simply cannot hold all of these people. Your supplies strain already, and as more and more orcs grow healthy once more the amount of food and housing required will far eclipse what the small city can hold. This must be attended to, and quickly. (Choose 2):
[X] Sunspring Lake: A rather daring move, but one you think has merit. You have often fished and walked round Sunspring Lake to the south and west of Garadar. It is here that many of the youth afflicted with the red pox were allowed to exercise and play. It has bountiful fish, fresh water, and is in a good place to set up as a location to funnel the energetic and youthful alike as orcs return to health. Why not build a small new settlement, to ease the growing pressures? Cost: 1000. Time: 1 Year. Reward: Sunspring Village set up, population valve for orcs who grow healthy again. +500 Fishing Income per turn. Garadar less in danger of straining supplies.
[X] Watch Towers: Kargath. Ogres. Demons. The Shadow Council wherever they may be. You need to build a few towers to keep watch over any approaching foes who may try and come up and attack you. Kargath and his band got disturbingly close before your sickly warriors were able to turn pus filled eyes upon him. Not again if you can help it. You'll have to use up a lot of clay and bones, but it should be worth it for any advanced warnings on Garadar. Cost: 1000. Time: 2 Years. Reward: Small defensive watch towers built to guard Garadar. Bonus to defensive rolls. Bonus to seeing enemies on approach.
Learning: Not Unlocked Yet
Piety: The shamans despair. The orcs despair. The spirits of your ancestors do not speak. The Furies rage and roar with enough fury to crack the sinuses of any who attempt to speak with them. Their world has been torn from them, it is no wonder that the Furies are so, well, furious. Though you have so very many concerns, you have ordered that the shamans try and restore the connection that the bastard Gul'dan cut so gleefully in the now ravaged Shadowmoon Valley. Perhaps, in another time, you would be too busy with other concerns to deal with it, but your father left scrolls, and you have spoken to Greatmother Geyah a lot. Both have told you the same things. The orcs simply cannot survive as they should without the guidance of the ancestors, the spirits, and the help of the elements. [Every Turn the Shamans of the Mag'har will attempt to reconnect with the elements, this is what the upkeep is paying for. Beginning Chance of Success starts at 40%. Will go up 10% in chance every unsuccessful turn]
Intrigue: You aren't really sure if all the skulking about of the past is something you should have, but Jorin remains adamant that you need to keep an eye on such things. He seems to have appointed himself to this position. (Choose 1):
[X] Shadow Council Checking: The damned Legion. The damned Shadow Council. You hate them both a good and healthy amount. But what really gets in your craw is how everyone seems to join up with them at some point. As in, there are orcs, Draenei, ogres, hell if those weird little spore things you heard tales of to the far north of here were a part of the Shadow Council you wouldn't be surprised. They are annoyingly good at infiltration and conversion. The world ended, sure, but you wouldn't even be close to amazed if they didn't have a few people slinking around these days…best check, Jorin says. Time: 1 Year. Reward: Information, potential Shadow Council scouts marked down.
Personal Actions: You used to have free time. Now you are responsible for tens of thousands of people's lives. It is an amazingly heavy burden, but your back and legs are pretty strong and you aren't about to give up. But you can still make some time for yourself. (Choose 1):
[X] Hellscream, Hellsad: Garrosh spoke to Greatmother Geyah earlier, and left her home a broken man. What was said to break the normally energetic and rambunctious young man who is a few years your elder? You know of your own father, and plenty besides, but your precise knowledge of the one known as Grommash Hellscream is not very expansive. You should speak with the Greatmother about this, if only to know if there is anything you can say to your acquaintance. Reward: Knowledge of Grommash Hellscream, other information that might make you sad/mad at your father.
[X] Hunting Parties - Clefthoof: For generations orcs hunted the massive clefthoof for their abundance of meat and hide. With the various clans dead, corrupted, or simply gone, their numbers have exploded. Garrosh wants to send out your warriors to begin hunting these mighty beasts down for the many benefits they provide. Not to mention the general experience that would be gained. Time: 1 Year. Reward: Hunting Income +500 Per turn.
[X] Scouting North: The north of Nagrand is your more immediate neighbor, and after the general upheaval of your world you can't trust anything at all about what's been happening or might have already happened. You remember that there were a few settlements in the north of Nagrand, but you have nothing confirmed. Enough orcs are now able to walk instead of hobble and wail under the auspices of the red pox to scout it out. Time: 1 Year. Reward: Northern Nagrand surveyed for stuff.
Diplomacy: If there's anything that Greatmother Geyah has taught you, is that not all things can be conquered by a warriors strength. It was with words that the first shamans parlayed with the Furies, the sentient elementals of Draenor. It will be with words that you accomplish more than just a good axe. (Choose 1):
[X] Internal Politics: Greatmother Geyah has requested for you to speak to her. Though you are technically Warchief of the Mag'har, you don't reallyknow everyone who makes up those you lead. She has offered to instruct you in these things, so that you can get a better internal survey of your own people. It would be good for knowing such things in the future in case of culture clash, especially now that it seems the blasted red pox is finally letting up. Time: 1 Year. Reward: Internal Survey of Mag'har composition, feeling, beliefs, etc.
Stewardship: Garadar simply cannot hold all of these people. Your supplies strain already, and as more and more orcs grow healthy once more the amount of food and housing required will far eclipse what the small city can hold. This must be attended to, and quickly. (Choose 2):
[X] Sunspring Lake: A rather daring move, but one you think has merit. You have often fished and walked round Sunspring Lake to the south and west of Garadar. It is here that many of the youth afflicted with the red pox were allowed to exercise and play. It has bountiful fish, fresh water, and is in a good place to set up as a location to funnel the energetic and youthful alike as orcs return to health. Why not build a small new settlement, to ease the growing pressures? Cost: 1000. Time: 1 Year. Reward: Sunspring Village set up, population valve for orcs who grow healthy again. +500 Fishing Income per turn. Garadar less in danger of straining supplies.
[X] Watch Towers: Kargath. Ogres. Demons. The Shadow Council wherever they may be. You need to build a few towers to keep watch over any approaching foes who may try and come up and attack you. Kargath and his band got disturbingly close before your sickly warriors were able to turn pus filled eyes upon him. Not again if you can help it. You'll have to use up a lot of clay and bones, but it should be worth it for any advanced warnings on Garadar. Cost: 1000. Time: 2 Years. Reward: Small defensive watch towers built to guard Garadar. Bonus to defensive rolls. Bonus to seeing enemies on approach.
Learning: Not Unlocked Yet
Piety: The shamans despair. The orcs despair. The spirits of your ancestors do not speak. The Furies rage and roar with enough fury to crack the sinuses of any who attempt to speak with them. Their world has been torn from them, it is no wonder that the Furies are so, well, furious. Though you have so very many concerns, you have ordered that the shamans try and restore the connection that the bastard Gul'dan cut so gleefully in the now ravaged Shadowmoon Valley. Perhaps, in another time, you would be too busy with other concerns to deal with it, but your father left scrolls, and you have spoken to Greatmother Geyah a lot. Both have told you the same things. The orcs simply cannot survive as they should without the guidance of the ancestors, the spirits, and the help of the elements. [Every Turn the Shamans of the Mag'har will attempt to reconnect with the elements, this is what the upkeep is paying for. Beginning Chance of Success starts at 40%. Will go up 10% in chance every unsuccessful turn]
Intrigue: You aren't really sure if all the skulking about of the past is something you should have, but Jorin remains adamant that you need to keep an eye on such things. He seems to have appointed himself to this position. (Choose 1):
[X] Shadow Council Checking: The damned Legion. The damned Shadow Council. You hate them both a good and healthy amount. But what really gets in your craw is how everyone seems to join up with them at some point. As in, there are orcs, Draenei, ogres, hell if those weird little spore things you heard tales of to the far north of here were a part of the Shadow Council you wouldn't be surprised. They are annoyingly good at infiltration and conversion. The world ended, sure, but you wouldn't even be close to amazed if they didn't have a few people slinking around these days…best check, Jorin says. Time: 1 Year. Reward: Information, potential Shadow Council scouts marked down.
Personal Actions: You used to have free time. Now you are responsible for tens of thousands of people's lives. It is an amazingly heavy burden, but your back and legs are pretty strong and you aren't about to give up. But you can still make some time for yourself. (Choose 1):
[X] Hellscream, Hellsad: Garrosh spoke to Greatmother Geyah earlier, and left her home a broken man. What was said to break the normally energetic and rambunctious young man who is a few years your elder? You know of your own father, and plenty besides, but your precise knowledge of the one known as Grommash Hellscream is not very expansive. You should speak with the Greatmother about this, if only to know if there is anything you can say to your acquaintance. Reward: Knowledge of Grommash Hellscream, other information that might make you sad/mad at your father.
Hmm. Maybe we should read our letters first then. So that we can remember the man our father used to be. Not what he had become. And maybe our father will once again become.
Dark Abstraction
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- United States
A bad thing, then. Saurfang the Elder isn't a bad guy, he just made a mistake. This would definitely be taking the wrong lesson from what we learn.
Well, he did kill those kids and such to the point that he can't eat pork anymore.
Sometimes you have to accept the bad before respecting the good.
I'm not saying that Dranosh would like, burn the scrolls or whatever, but it would probably result in a goodly amount of internal turmoil that he'd have to deal with.
Sometimes you have to accept the bad before respecting the good.
I'm not saying that Dranosh would like, burn the scrolls or whatever, but it would probably result in a goodly amount of internal turmoil that he'd have to deal with.
Heretek
Techpriest of Tzeentch
Military: 2
Hunting Parties – Elekk - Better arrows for the hunters, better tools for whatever remains of the craftsmen, and clothing for everyone.
Scouting North - The ogres are up north, yeah? We need to know about enemies before we hunt for resources.
Diplomacy: 1
Internal Politics - Let's know what fires are about to be lit, and if cracking heads really is the best way to settle the grumbling.
Stewardship: 2
Sunspring Lake - You had me at population valve and food income.
Watch Towers - We need forewarning set up last year.
Intrigue: 1
Shadow Council Checking - Kargath isn't as important as rooting out demon sympathizers.
Personal: 1
Hellscream, Hellsad - We can't punch his depression out of him until we know where to punch!
Hunting Parties – Elekk - Better arrows for the hunters, better tools for whatever remains of the craftsmen, and clothing for everyone.
Scouting North - The ogres are up north, yeah? We need to know about enemies before we hunt for resources.
Diplomacy: 1
Internal Politics - Let's know what fires are about to be lit, and if cracking heads really is the best way to settle the grumbling.
Stewardship: 2
Sunspring Lake - You had me at population valve and food income.
Watch Towers - We need forewarning set up last year.
Intrigue: 1
Shadow Council Checking - Kargath isn't as important as rooting out demon sympathizers.
Personal: 1
Hellscream, Hellsad - We can't punch his depression out of him until we know where to punch!
- Location
- Paradise, Hawaii
I chose Hunting Parties - Clefthoof: for Experience for the Hunters. Food too. Blooding the troops.
Scouting North: Because we need to know what is there, how close the Ogres are. A possible area for a Quarry.
Internal Politics: Just what it says, how to run things.
Sunspring Lake: Food and Population valve, a suburb.
Watch Towers: We need to know, cannot lose troops.
Shadow Council Checking: The damned Legion. The damned Shadow Council. You hate them both a good and healthy amount.
Hellscream, Hellasad: Garrosh spoke to Greatmother Geyah earlier, and left her home a broken man. What was said to break the normally energetic and rambunctious young man who is a few years your elder?
Scouting North: Because we need to know what is there, how close the Ogres are. A possible area for a Quarry.
Internal Politics: Just what it says, how to run things.
Sunspring Lake: Food and Population valve, a suburb.
Watch Towers: We need to know, cannot lose troops.
Shadow Council Checking: The damned Legion. The damned Shadow Council. You hate them both a good and healthy amount.
Hellscream, Hellasad: Garrosh spoke to Greatmother Geyah earlier, and left her home a broken man. What was said to break the normally energetic and rambunctious young man who is a few years your elder?
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Well yea. We should never try to forget what our parents have done for that way lies Garrosh. Course that doesn't mean that Dranosh can't look up to the Saurfang before his fall to darkness and perhaps will become once again. Learn from both the good and the bad
Anyway, I'm not sure how I feel about the forum crashing on me as I was posting this.
Tried to portray how it's funny how Dranosh's name means heart of dreanor and now he's become the heart of the Mag'har.
As well as Dranosh's acceptance of his father. Where he seeks to emulate the good, such as the warrior that survived through three wars. Or the Orc who held a pass against all odds and jumped into hell while the door closed behind him and wounded a titan. As well as learn from and avoid being the orc who can no longer eat pork. Who has slain uncounted innocents before being captured and remembering his terrible deeds till the end of his days.
Not sure i got it right though.
Oh well. Sorry for the dialogue.
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dragonx99
Actually Satan
Military: Garrosh is largely listless these days but he's still an orc first and foremost. Even at his most mopey he is one of your better fighters. In this new world, you'll take what you can get. (Choose 2):
[X] Hunting Parties - Clefthoof: For generations orcs hunted the massive clefthoof for their abundance of meat and hide. With the various clans dead, corrupted, or simply gone, their numbers have exploded. Garrosh wants to send out your warriors to begin hunting these mighty beasts down for the many benefits they provide. Not to mention the general experience that would be gained. Time: 1 Year. Reward: Hunting Income +500 Per turn.
[X] Scouting North: The north of Nagrand is your more immediate neighbor, and after the general upheaval of your world you can't trust anything at all about what's been happening or might have already happened. You remember that there were a few settlements in the north of Nagrand, but you have nothing confirmed. Enough orcs are now able to walk instead of hobble and wail under the auspices of the red pox to scout it out. Time: 1 Year. Reward: Northern Nagrand surveyed for stuff.
Diplomacy: If there's anything that Greatmother Geyah has taught you, is that not all things can be conquered by a warriors strength. It was with words that the first shamans parlayed with the Furies, the sentient elementals of Draenor. It will be with words that you accomplish more than just a good axe. (Choose 1):
[X] Internal Politics: Greatmother Geyah has requested for you to speak to her. Though you are technically Warchief of the Mag'har, you don't reallyknow everyone who makes up those you lead. She has offered to instruct you in these things, so that you can get a better internal survey of your own people. It would be good for knowing such things in the future in case of culture clash, especially now that it seems the blasted red pox is finally letting up. Time: 1 Year. Reward: Internal Survey of Mag'har composition, feeling, beliefs, etc.
Stewardship: Garadar simply cannot hold all of these people. Your supplies strain already, and as more and more orcs grow healthy once more the amount of food and housing required will far eclipse what the small city can hold. This must be attended to, and quickly. (Choose 2):
[X] Sunspring Lake: A rather daring move, but one you think has merit. You have often fished and walked round Sunspring Lake to the south and west of Garadar. It is here that many of the youth afflicted with the red pox were allowed to exercise and play. It has bountiful fish, fresh water, and is in a good place to set up as a location to funnel the energetic and youthful alike as orcs return to health. Why not build a small new settlement, to ease the growing pressures? Cost: 1000. Time: 1 Year. Reward: Sunspring Village set up, population valve for orcs who grow healthy again. +500 Fishing Income per turn. Garadar less in danger of straining supplies.
[X] Watch Towers: Kargath. Ogres. Demons. The Shadow Council wherever they may be. You need to build a few towers to keep watch over any approaching foes who may try and come up and attack you. Kargath and his band got disturbingly close before your sickly warriors were able to turn pus filled eyes upon him. Not again if you can help it. You'll have to use up a lot of clay and bones, but it should be worth it for any advanced warnings on Garadar. Cost: 1000. Time: 2 Years. Reward: Small defensive watch towers built to guard Garadar. Bonus to defensive rolls. Bonus to seeing enemies on approach.
Learning: Not Unlocked Yet
Piety: The shamans despair. The orcs despair. The spirits of your ancestors do not speak. The Furies rage and roar with enough fury to crack the sinuses of any who attempt to speak with them. Their world has been torn from them, it is no wonder that the Furies are so, well, furious. Though you have so very many concerns, you have ordered that the shamans try and restore the connection that the bastard Gul'dan cut so gleefully in the now ravaged Shadowmoon Valley. Perhaps, in another time, you would be too busy with other concerns to deal with it, but your father left scrolls, and you have spoken to Greatmother Geyah a lot. Both have told you the same things. The orcs simply cannot survive as they should without the guidance of the ancestors, the spirits, and the help of the elements. [Every Turn the Shamans of the Mag'har will attempt to reconnect with the elements, this is what the upkeep is paying for. Beginning Chance of Success starts at 40%. Will go up 10% in chance every unsuccessful turn]
Intrigue: You aren't really sure if all the skulking about of the past is something you should have, but Jorin remains adamant that you need to keep an eye on such things. He seems to have appointed himself to this position. (Choose 1):
[X] Shadow Council Checking: The damned Legion. The damned Shadow Council. You hate them both a good and healthy amount. But what really gets in your craw is how everyone seems to join up with them at some point. As in, there are orcs, Draenei, ogres, hell if those weird little spore things you heard tales of to the far north of here were a part of the Shadow Council you wouldn't be surprised. They are annoyingly good at infiltration and conversion. The world ended, sure, but you wouldn't even be close to amazed if they didn't have a few people slinking around these days…best check, Jorin says. Time: 1 Year. Reward: Information, potential Shadow Council scouts marked down.
Personal Actions: You used to have free time. Now you are responsible for tens of thousands of people's lives. It is an amazingly heavy burden, but your back and legs are pretty strong and you aren't about to give up. But you can still make some time for yourself. (Choose 1):
[X] Hellscream, Hellsad: Garrosh spoke to Greatmother Geyah earlier, and left her home a broken man. What was said to break the normally energetic and rambunctious young man who is a few years your elder? You know of your own father, and plenty besides, but your precise knowledge of the one known as Grommash Hellscream is not very expansive. You should speak with the Greatmother about this, if only to know if there is anything you can say to your acquaintance. Reward: Knowledge of Grommash Hellscream, other information that might make you sad/mad at your father.
[X] Hunting Parties - Clefthoof: For generations orcs hunted the massive clefthoof for their abundance of meat and hide. With the various clans dead, corrupted, or simply gone, their numbers have exploded. Garrosh wants to send out your warriors to begin hunting these mighty beasts down for the many benefits they provide. Not to mention the general experience that would be gained. Time: 1 Year. Reward: Hunting Income +500 Per turn.
[X] Scouting North: The north of Nagrand is your more immediate neighbor, and after the general upheaval of your world you can't trust anything at all about what's been happening or might have already happened. You remember that there were a few settlements in the north of Nagrand, but you have nothing confirmed. Enough orcs are now able to walk instead of hobble and wail under the auspices of the red pox to scout it out. Time: 1 Year. Reward: Northern Nagrand surveyed for stuff.
Diplomacy: If there's anything that Greatmother Geyah has taught you, is that not all things can be conquered by a warriors strength. It was with words that the first shamans parlayed with the Furies, the sentient elementals of Draenor. It will be with words that you accomplish more than just a good axe. (Choose 1):
[X] Internal Politics: Greatmother Geyah has requested for you to speak to her. Though you are technically Warchief of the Mag'har, you don't reallyknow everyone who makes up those you lead. She has offered to instruct you in these things, so that you can get a better internal survey of your own people. It would be good for knowing such things in the future in case of culture clash, especially now that it seems the blasted red pox is finally letting up. Time: 1 Year. Reward: Internal Survey of Mag'har composition, feeling, beliefs, etc.
Stewardship: Garadar simply cannot hold all of these people. Your supplies strain already, and as more and more orcs grow healthy once more the amount of food and housing required will far eclipse what the small city can hold. This must be attended to, and quickly. (Choose 2):
[X] Sunspring Lake: A rather daring move, but one you think has merit. You have often fished and walked round Sunspring Lake to the south and west of Garadar. It is here that many of the youth afflicted with the red pox were allowed to exercise and play. It has bountiful fish, fresh water, and is in a good place to set up as a location to funnel the energetic and youthful alike as orcs return to health. Why not build a small new settlement, to ease the growing pressures? Cost: 1000. Time: 1 Year. Reward: Sunspring Village set up, population valve for orcs who grow healthy again. +500 Fishing Income per turn. Garadar less in danger of straining supplies.
[X] Watch Towers: Kargath. Ogres. Demons. The Shadow Council wherever they may be. You need to build a few towers to keep watch over any approaching foes who may try and come up and attack you. Kargath and his band got disturbingly close before your sickly warriors were able to turn pus filled eyes upon him. Not again if you can help it. You'll have to use up a lot of clay and bones, but it should be worth it for any advanced warnings on Garadar. Cost: 1000. Time: 2 Years. Reward: Small defensive watch towers built to guard Garadar. Bonus to defensive rolls. Bonus to seeing enemies on approach.
Learning: Not Unlocked Yet
Piety: The shamans despair. The orcs despair. The spirits of your ancestors do not speak. The Furies rage and roar with enough fury to crack the sinuses of any who attempt to speak with them. Their world has been torn from them, it is no wonder that the Furies are so, well, furious. Though you have so very many concerns, you have ordered that the shamans try and restore the connection that the bastard Gul'dan cut so gleefully in the now ravaged Shadowmoon Valley. Perhaps, in another time, you would be too busy with other concerns to deal with it, but your father left scrolls, and you have spoken to Greatmother Geyah a lot. Both have told you the same things. The orcs simply cannot survive as they should without the guidance of the ancestors, the spirits, and the help of the elements. [Every Turn the Shamans of the Mag'har will attempt to reconnect with the elements, this is what the upkeep is paying for. Beginning Chance of Success starts at 40%. Will go up 10% in chance every unsuccessful turn]
Intrigue: You aren't really sure if all the skulking about of the past is something you should have, but Jorin remains adamant that you need to keep an eye on such things. He seems to have appointed himself to this position. (Choose 1):
[X] Shadow Council Checking: The damned Legion. The damned Shadow Council. You hate them both a good and healthy amount. But what really gets in your craw is how everyone seems to join up with them at some point. As in, there are orcs, Draenei, ogres, hell if those weird little spore things you heard tales of to the far north of here were a part of the Shadow Council you wouldn't be surprised. They are annoyingly good at infiltration and conversion. The world ended, sure, but you wouldn't even be close to amazed if they didn't have a few people slinking around these days…best check, Jorin says. Time: 1 Year. Reward: Information, potential Shadow Council scouts marked down.
Personal Actions: You used to have free time. Now you are responsible for tens of thousands of people's lives. It is an amazingly heavy burden, but your back and legs are pretty strong and you aren't about to give up. But you can still make some time for yourself. (Choose 1):
[X] Hellscream, Hellsad: Garrosh spoke to Greatmother Geyah earlier, and left her home a broken man. What was said to break the normally energetic and rambunctious young man who is a few years your elder? You know of your own father, and plenty besides, but your precise knowledge of the one known as Grommash Hellscream is not very expansive. You should speak with the Greatmother about this, if only to know if there is anything you can say to your acquaintance. Reward: Knowledge of Grommash Hellscream, other information that might make you sad/mad at your father.
jwolfe_beta
Semi Genre-Savvy Overlord
- Location
- Canada
Well my preferred votes are the same as the majority. Our actions and upkeep are going to leave us at 6,500 gold (10,000 Gold start with 2,000 project costs and 1,500 upkeep) but we have to stop the drain on our resources ASAP.
Income will be 1000 on turn 2 and then taking the second hunting action and boar farms will put us a 2000 (+500).
Income will be 1000 on turn 2 and then taking the second hunting action and boar farms will put us a 2000 (+500).
- Location
- Paradise, Hawaii
Actually, will it?
We are losing Gold.. how can we replenish that?
When we build our fishing area up, we do not want to over fish.
If we can build a Boar farm in the city, can we also build one in the Village?
Do we want to?
Seems like a generally good spread here. But now to put it to the test!
SURVEY ACTIVATE
look below for the real survey
look below for the real survey
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jwolfe_beta
Semi Genre-Savvy Overlord
- Location
- Canada
Gold in this case is an arbitrary unit to denote the resources we have. I doubt we actually have any gold on hand.
jwolfe_beta
Semi Genre-Savvy Overlord
- Location
- Canada
- Location
- Paradise, Hawaii
So in this case, opening Quarry's can add to resources?
jwolfe_beta
Semi Genre-Savvy Overlord
- Location
- Canada
Considering that we use bones and hides for construction along with stone and wood pretty much everything gives us resources.
Also we can get income from a lot of things:
It's like in the game where a unit cost gold, lumber and food even when no wood would be involved. It's a general overview of the resources being brought in that can support the village and our standing forces along with doing projects.
Though at the moment we probably won't have access to metal or stone in any great amounts (likely locking out some projects) considering we don't have quarries or mines.
- Location
- Paradise, Hawaii
Hence, wanting to look North at the Laughing Skull area, a nearby Village or Ruins by the Hills?
There is a chance for minerals or metals.
jwolfe_beta
Semi Genre-Savvy Overlord
- Location
- Canada
We'll have to see. Remember a lot of things got F'd up with the creation of Outland so even if the scouts find a potential mine site, it could be a new home for various monsters or demons.
That's what the Scouting bit is for.
You know nothing bout nothing. Hell, you don't even know if Oshu'gun is still around (it is but you get the point). You know about Garadar and about a mile or so around. Everyone's been sick and laying down this whole time. The population was essentially in the middle of being uber diseased during the Apocalypse.
You know nothing bout nothing. Hell, you don't even know if Oshu'gun is still around (it is but you get the point). You know about Garadar and about a mile or so around. Everyone's been sick and laying down this whole time. The population was essentially in the middle of being uber diseased during the Apocalypse.