Society Name: The Laria'rathi
With the release of some of the food stuffs gathered from the previous
years, the risk of famine subsides in Atares gi'Calaa. Additionally,
the
colonists have been working on new fields on the Avaerean Isles, and so
those people begin to produce crops again, as life resettles into
routine. However, more extensive fortifications must be constructed in
the new colonies.
Action I
Strategic-External (2 of 2)
Type: Colonization
Actor: Margrave Nath'sev
Summary: Construct more extensive fortifications among the Avaerean
Isles
colonies.
Secrecy: Normal
Primary Determinant: Crafts Superb (+3)
Secondary Determinant: Consent Superb (+3) [motivation to succeed],
Exploitation Great (+2) [finding ways to survive]
Task: Normal (+0)
Modifiers: ++ success from previous colonizations
++ primary orientation conquest and acquisition, secondary orientation
expansion
- any unforeseen consequences of native land
+ familiar and prosperous environment and climate
Reaction: Risky
+3 +1 -1 (+1 +1 0 +1) =+6 Extrodanary Success
Your forts are built and you get a +1 to you forts if theyare ever
attacked.
Action II
Tactical-Internal
Type: Develop/Invest
Actor: Merchants
Summary: Support financially and with materiel Celpalar efforts on trade
plan.
Secrecy: Normal
Primary Determinant: Wealth Superb (+3), Authority over Economy Superb
(+3)
Secondary Determinant: Trade with Celpalar Great (+2)
Task: Easy (+1)
Modifiers: + dire need of our friend and ally
Reaction: business as usual
+3 (-1 0 0 0) = +3 Complete Success
L'R contriput much to the Celpalar trade plan as their stuff is shiped
all over the content.
D'maar observed the coasts of Northern Midsea. He had not seen such
desolation in his past, and nothing had prepared him for the endless
desert abutting the endless ocean. The monotony of sea travel was
tiring,
but he was almost to his destination. A few more days and he would be
in
Tal.
As his merchant squadron neared the harbor, he noticed the fertility of
the land here, a pleasant disturbance to the desert. His two flagships
docked, the remaining ships set at anchor in the bay. He set about with
his entourage making rounds in the city, getting to know people, their
likes and dislikes. He makes contact with some of the merchant houses
dealing with sea trade. Using his highly honed diplomatic and haggling
skills, he attempts to buy into the sea trade market. He'll start out
small and relatively low-visibility this year, building up trust and
reputation among the locals. D'maar will also attempt to buy into some
of
the land trade and transportation to diversify his portfolio. Some of
the
trade goods he will offer are exotic plants (i.e. silks, cotton, etc.),
herbs, statues, art works, and simple wooden products, as well as
coinage
if necessary.
Action III
Strategic-External (1 of ?)
Type: Trade
Actor: D'maar
Summary: Buy into overseas trading market in Taltheran.
Secrecy: Normal
Primary Determinant: Trading Prowess Superb (+3)
Secondary Determinant: Diplomacy Superb (+3)
Task: Hard (-1)
Modifiers: + wealth and resources of D'maar
+ Sinari war, Taltheran merchants looking for other sources of income if
war losses severe
(Sinari already control them)
+ intelligence from previous year
- non-humans
(- you have way to many people out of the jungle their will start
getting sick.)
Reaction: Risky
+3 -1 +2 -2 (-1 -1 -1 +1) = 0 Mixed Results.
The sinari in the city are distrustful of the none humans. The L'R are
able to leave with out any problems but nothing happens.
Prince Sel'pa stood overlooking the ruins. He came to oversee our
attempt
to contact this creature in the ruins. The priests and magi have been
preparing for this since the quarantine. Now with Celpali aid, we can
attempt to initiate communication with the creature. If and when
contact
is made, we will see if and what he knows about the illnesses caused in
the area (hopefully he will be non-hostile to us).
Action IV
Tactical-Internal
Type: Intelligence/Research
Actor: Prince Sel'pa
Summary: Contact the sentience in the room
Secrecy: Normal
Primary Determinant: Scholastics Sophistication Superb (+3), Magic
Sophistication Superb (+3)
Secondary Determinant: Intelligence Gathering Legendary (+4)
Task: Very Hard (-2) (Mystical -4)
Modifiers: + knowledge gained from last year
- fear
(+) aid from Celpalar
Reaction: Public to principality and notable Celpali, secret elsewhere
+3 -4 +2 -1 (0 0 -1 -1) -2 Failure
Instead of helping the matter they have just made it worse. What ever
is in their is very irritable. Always before before the mages it was
reacting by causeing th nightmares. Now they beleave that it is just a
side affect from the room. For they have now seen the creater act. One
day after repeated attempts to communicat with the creator by uses of
magic. It responces. All of the mages in the room at the time are
heard to be screaming, and voice is heard from the room to says. "You
are not worthy of me. Due not try to uses your week spells on me."
When the mages are brought out of the room. All have lost Arcanic
Knowlegde, and their has gone white. They says that the creator was
magic.
With the mass exodus to the Avaerean Isles, some of the Laria'rathi less
loyal to their brethren may have removed themselves to the Isles, hoping
to escape (why they would do that, or even that there would be that
many,
the prince does not know; we stick together, we do not abandon each of
our
brethren). So the prince will reinforce the colonists' loyalties to the
People. Alongside the prince, the People and the Lesser Nobility will
call for the election of a margrave to rule the Avaerean Isles province.
Action V
Tactical-Internal
Type: Morale check
Actor: Prince Sel'pa
Summary: Reinforce and solidify colonists' loyalty to the Laria'rathi
People.
Secrecy: Normal
Primary Determinant: Authority Superb (+3)
Secondary Determinant: Consent Superb (+3)
Task: Routine (+2) (Hard -1 you have been doing massive immigration)
Modifiers: - any traitors or discontent
- extra action
Reaction: business as usual
+3 (-1 -1 +1 -1) -1 = -1 Failure
The colonies instead of coming closer to their coutry begin to complain
more. This does not look good. Most of the problems seem to be coming
from the people on the settelments on the content.