Race
>Human (Tech+ Diplomacy+)
>Orc (Warfare+ Animal Handling+)
>Elf (Agriculture+ Magic+)

Hero Units
>Yes
>No

Magic
>Low
>Standard
>High

Gods
>Gods just observe
>Minor Influence
>High Influence

Tech
>Stone Age
>Bronze Age
>Iron Age

Location
>Write in

>>6278877 (OP)
>Human (Tech+ Diplomacy+)
>Yes Hero units
>Low Magic
>Minor Influence
>Iron Age
>Location: Riverlands, but not a lot of resources besides clay (Mesopotamia-style)

>>6278877 (OP)
>Elf (Agriculture+ Magic+)

Hero Units
>Yes

Magic
>Low

Gods
>Gods just observe

Tech
>Stone Age

Location
>Jungle river delta

This is going to die five minutes in like every other Civ quest.

>Orc (Warfare+ Animal Handling+)
>No
>High
>High Influence
>Iron Age
>BIG FUCKING DESERT

Rolled 1 (1d3)

>>6278881 1
>>6278887 2
>>6278894 3

Rolled 28 (1d50)

Your people are a town of humans that have chosen to settle next to a river. In the recent decade the town has made massive progress in agriculture. Allowing you to trade with merchant boats with your excess food and clay wares. There is plenty of clay deposits along the river.

>Name Town
>Name Leader

Choose what to focus on choose 2.

>Expand your fields increase food yields.
>Focus on making pottery great for food storage and trade.
>Buy iron and focus on training troops. -10 Gold per Spearmen
>Buy tools for your farmers and/or trades men and improve productivity. -5 Gold per person
>Write in

Merchants come up and down the river often offering good these can come and go.
Tablet of schematics for a new kiln. -300 Gold
Tackle box full of iron hooks and string made of silk for fishing. -200 Gold
Population:1000
Troops: Spearmen 40
Tech: Iron mending, Pottery, Bricks, Agriculture
Gold:500

>>6278949
Actions
>Send envoys to surrounding states. Identify who's weak, who's strong, their attitude towards us, basic diplomacy stuff.
>Focus on making pottery great for food storage and trade.
Merchants
>Tackle box full of iron hooks and string made of silk for fishing. -200 Gold

Leaving the town and leader naming to others.

>>6278972
>Name Town
>Name Leader

You send envoys along the river upstream they find a city called Digirga they have a booming fishing industry they gift you baskets of fresh fish. They have silk for trade and have massive presses they use to crush fish into oil. The oil can be used on tools and equipment to protect from rust it's also a decent ration. The envoys you sent downstream have not come back.

>Would you like to ask Digirga's council questions?

Your town focuses on making pottery. Kilns are built driftwood and grasses are collected to fuel the crafts forging. The merchants find pottery very desirable as they tend to break. You sell as many as you can. (100 Gold) You have many left over and with the rest you build a granary to store your harvests.

A merchant boat crashes near your town it was carrying a load of iron ingots. They were headed downstream; the load is worth about 600 gold the merchant says he would let you buy it for 400 gold.
>Take the offer
>Try to haggle
>You don't need the iron.
>Kill the merchant and take the ingots.
>Write in

You buy the tackle box and have great success in fishing.(Increased food)

Choose what to focus on choose 2.

>Expand your fields increase food yields.
>Keep producing Pottery it's good gold.
>Buy iron and focus on training troops. -10 Gold per Spearmen
>Buy tools for your farmers and/or trades men and improve productivity. -5 Gold per person
>Buy boats from Digirga great for travel/trading and fishing. -100 Gold per boat.
Write in

Relations: Digirga (Friendly)
Food: Per Year 1500
Storage: 1800 Food
Builds: Brick Houses, Granary, Kilns
Population:1200
Troops: Spearmen 40
Tech: Iron mending, Pottery, Bricks, Agriculture
Gold:400

>>6279047
>Town name: Uruk
>Leader name: Sargon

>Would you like to ask Digirga's council questions?
>Ask them about their system of governance and which gods they worship.
>Ask how strong they are (allegedly to determine whether they're worth allying with).

>Merchant: ask the merchant what kind of people live downstream
>Merchant: offer to buy half of the iron ingots for 200 Gold.

Actions
>Keep producing Pottery it's good gold.
>Scout the lands beyond the river valley. (not just upstream or downstream)

>>6279186
Digirga is run by Ram a merchant ruler that has connections upstream. He has access to a steady lumber supply giving large sway in the council. It's suspicious to ask about a city's troop garrison but the envoys have seen about 50 spearmen keeping peace. And a few swordmen protecting nobles. They worship a man named Zeal a young man that slayed many great beasts making the river safera few centuries ago.
>Propose Deal?

The merchant says the river splits into many he takes the second fork going east and goes to Panoplie a city in war with Jackle demons. He spits onto the ground at your offer saying its less half of what it's worth. He says he will do 375.
>Accept
>Decline
>Write in

You send scouts towards the west as the river blocks you from exploring to the east. It is mostly grass with large hills sprinkled in. After about a 30-day journey peaks of mountains can be seen over the horizon. There were no towns, but scouts saw a camp of beautiful tents they were supported by ivory tusks and covered brown shimmery that seemed to blend into the sunlight. They seemed to see your scouts as they sounded horns and started to gather warriors. The observers retreat back to Uruk on the way they find a pack of goats that they capture.

Potters continue with kilns fully loaded it's becoming a full-on profession to make one's livelihood. A guild is beginning to form. A few merchants start coming by just to purchase pottery. (200 Gold)


Giant locusts are spotted eating farmer crops they are about the size of large dog. (-800 Food)

Choose what to focus on choose 2.

>Expand your fields increase food yields.
>Encourage the formation of a potter's guild.
>Buy iron and focus on training troops. -10 Gold per Spearmen
>Buy tools for your farmers and/or trades men and improve productivity. -5 Gold per person
>Buy boats from Digirga great for travel/trading and fishing. -100 Gold per boat.
>Write in
Unique offers from Merchants
Large Anvil (400 Gold)

Relations: Digirga (Friendly) Tent People (Hostile?)
Food: Per Year 1600
Storage: 1100 Food
Builds: Brick Houses, Granary, Kilns
Population:1400
Troops: Spearmen 40
Tech: Iron mending, Pottery, Bricks, Agriculture
Gold:600