Lazy day ahead of me, so I don't have any plans of suddenly being kill. I purposely didn't upload a chart because even though I'm totally down for gnolls, machines, and yetis, it's not like you have limitations. Just pick a reasonable race and location.
I don't think a savannah or aquatic civ's been done yet.
>>46264729
Human in the foothills of the northern mountains, around a fertile valley.
>>46264879
>>46264895
So far we have two conflicting votes. Lets wait for more players.
>>46264729
Let's be a gnoll scourge in this location >>46264895
All I need is one more race suggestion, or one vote to agree with one of our current two. If the first happens, we'll have a dice roll.
Rolled 6 (1d100)
>>46265014
I'm down for Loxo.
>>46265159
Okay, now we can start! Can someone roll for gnolls and human? (not technically too late to suggest a different race)
Rolled 1 (1d1)
>>46265180
1 is human, 2 is not human.
Gnolls are cool, I'll vote for that if it's not too late.
>>46265345
We keep maintaining a solid 50/50 vote. Roll me a d100 to settle this once and for all.
>>46264879
Something aquatic does seem like it could be fun. Deep ones or even humans and floating villages a la the ones in Southeast Asia.
Rolled 9 (1d100)
>>46265357
Go Gnolls!
Everyone roll a d100 for humans, gnolls, and aquatic races.
Rolled 19 (1d100)
>>46265382
Humans.
Gnolls
Rolled 44 (1d100)
>>46265452
forgot roll
Gnolls it is!
Are you located in:
A. The plains? (hyena)
B. The mountains? (wolf)
C. The desert? (jackal)
D. The coast? (otter)
E. The tundra? (wolverine)
>>46265503
Do you even have to ask. What otter nonsense.
>D.
>>46265523
I vote for otter too
>>46265503
Hyena of course. Yeenoghu!
Otter has been selected.
You are far from a cute race. Vicious hunters capable of creating food from whatever moves in the water, your tribe defends the coast it owns with pride. Most humans and other races know better than to try and have a day at the beach, as it often leads to a missing jugular or a spear through the chest.
Population: 15
Technology: Basic
Will you:
A. Explore the area? (specify)
B. Work on technology?
C. Other?
>>46265665
Where on the coast are we?
>>46265665
B. Work on technology? - Boat homes
We can swim and live in and around the sea. These shall enable us to construct floating villages safe from many threats!
>>46265691
The map is just for the sake of a jpg. Just imagine some Asian/Amazonian mangrove coast.
>>46265665
>A.
Specifically to establish what resources are nearby.
>>46265698
I totally want to build towards a floating village.
>>46265698
Give me a d100.
>>46265665
explore up and down the coast/river
Rolled 93 (1d100)
>>46265741
Shit dawg. Discuss future actions while I write something up.
>>46265764
Floating fortress here we come.
>>46265791
Should we try to become pirate otters? Raiding settlements on the coast
>>46265817
Oh my God yes.
Exploration of the coast has led to the discovery that our strip of mangroves goes on for a long time. However, we do know that the coast is the edge of a dense, humid bog. Also, half a days worth of travel eventually leads into the mangroves slowly turning into some kind of coastal grassland.
Our waters hold an abundant population of shellfish, urchins, turtles, small fish, and the occasional porpoise.
After some spectacular crafting done by our more intelligent members, we no longer have to sleep on the sand, and can now relax in large, turtle-shaped, floating tubes that can be planted into the seabed on stakes. These houses can hold 5 gnolls each, which means you currently have 3.
Will you:
A. Explore? (specify)
B. Work on technology?
C. Other?
>>46265943
Forgot to mention that the boat houses are made from driftwood and vines.
>>46265943
B) Fish farms
>>46265943
If we do not have spears we should make some
>>46266054
Supporting fish farms
You already have spears, but they are basic.
I'll take a d100 for both fish farming, and spear upgrading.
>>46265943
>C.
Dedicate a few gnolls to establish a small surplus of food.
>B.
Basic tools. Hammers and axes, fishing nets, reed baskets, the sort.
Rolled 68 (1d100)
>>46266146
Rolled 50 (1d100)
>>46266054
Rolled 1 (1d100)
>>46266146
>>46266178
You're so lucky that wasn't the first roll.
With a 68 for fish farming, you seem to have a good sense now on how to use planks of driftwood to keep crayfish and various shelled critters in one place.
As with the 50 for tool upgrading, nothing really spectacular happens. Your spears stay the same, but you can now tie sharp conch shell fragments into axes.
Will you:
A. Explore? (specify)
B. Work on technology?
C. Other?
(try to say what you're rolling for in the future)
>>46266295
A. Explore south
>>46266295
C. Other? - Construct additional boat-homes, expand population
>>46266295
>C.
Construct more boat-homes and bless us with babies.
I won't count building vanilla boat houses as a roll, as their construction is now oral tradition. Also, I'm not sure what that one anon means by "the south".
Still, give me a roll for population increase.
Rolled 63 (1d100)
>>46266438
Rolled 46 (1d100)
>>46266438
>>46266459
An alright roll. The tribe has managed to locate along the coast 5 slightly more feral, but teachable members of our race. This, plus baby making, increases our population to 23. Explorers sent into the bog have returned having found nothing, but also reporting feeling a sensation of being watched, and hearing strange distant bird noises.
Will you:
A. Explore? (specify)
B. Work on technology?
C. Other?
(Side Question: Should I myself make non-combat rolls to make things less complicated, or are you guys okay with the current set-up?)
>>46266560
The set up seems fine to me.
B. Work on technology? - Tools
>>46266560
C) Build a small dock and a hut at the coast, and have a couple of gnolls stand watch there
>>46266659
Supporting this
>>46266601
>>46266659
Give me some rolls now.
Rolled 22 (1d100)
>>46266686
Rolled 29, 57 = 86 (2d100)
>>46266686
Rolled 64 (1d100)
>>46266686
>>46266704
Though not specified (please do this in the future), the rolls seem to indicate that zero tool progress was achieved. However, a simple permanent longhouse now resides on the beach. It is guarded by 4 gnolls, and made from chopped mangrove roots and driftwood.
Will you:
A. Explore? (specify)
B. Work on technology?
C. Other?
>>46266787
How about we form a scouting party to explore the entire coastline?
>>46266787
B. Work on technology? - Fish/aquatic farming (again)
>>46266787
>B.
Aquaculture.
Haven't even started reading and otter quest is the newest best quest on here
>>46266817
Further inland into the bog, in the direction of the grassland transition, or the opposite way of the grassland?
>>46266922
Into the grasslands.
Let's see who our neighbors are.
>>46266991
Got it. Give me a roll on improved fish farming.
Rolled 58 (1d100)
>>46267005
>>46266922
Into the bog. Probably best to stick to the domains we find familiar in case we have to retreat.
>>46267005
Turtle farming so we can grow them huge for armor
Rolled 9 (1d100)
>>46267005
>>46267020
With two choices for exploration, you send two parties of 5 in each direction. With the grassland transition, you manage to unload on shore, and stealthy walk up the bank to see a medium sized settlement of farming satyrs. They don't notice you.
As for your bog expedition, you continue to find nothing but depressing swamp and weird bird noises. On your way back though, one of the explorers is seemingly smacked upside the back of his head, only to see nothing upon turning around.
Your shellfish pens are more steady and reliable now, though attempts at turtle domestication seem beyond your capabilities at the moment.
Will you:
A. Explore? (specify)
B. Work on technology?
C. Other?
>>46267133
>C.
Observe the satyrs. Try to learn from their technology.
>B.
Trapping.
>>46267174
Seconded, if spotted flee in the opposite direction of camp and circle back
>>46267133
How would we go about exploring magical potential if there is any?
>>46267220
There is a route to take in order to learn magic, but you haven't analyzed the options needed yet.
Give me a roll for spying and trap technology.
>>46267220
"Wot if I come av you wiv a sharp stick, mate, yeah? Fink your magic can stop that?"
>>46267261
Spying, then trapping
Rolled 36, 36 = 72 (2d100)
>>46267261
Best roll for... spying, I figure.
Rolled 70 (1d100)
>>46267261
For trap
>>46267275
Migicks aintsall about pokin' wanker, summit bout fixin da pokes
>>46267308
I only count 1d100s. You are blessed and forgiven child.
Rolled 21 (1d100)
>>46267261
Spying.
Rolled 17 (1d100)
>>46267261
Trapping.
Hopefully move toward catching whatever's wanking around in the bog.
No more rolls, I'm writing.
Rolled 18 (1d100)
>>46267261
Rolling to spy on the man-goats.
With a 70 for trapping, you manage to rig some self-tying snare traps lined with shattered conch shell for extra pain.
Spying, however, is an otter disaster. While trying to get some glimpses of their society and and farming, a young satyr child stumbles upon you while out playing. Due to the fact that you are very much a scary looking race of gross water beasts, the child turned around running and screaming. Though you managed to escape without adult intervention, you are no doubt an urban legend among the youth now.
Will you:
A. Explore? (specify)
B. Work on technology?
C. Other?
>>46267669
B.
Let's try for new, better tools again. We can't keep having poor luck with it.
>>46267737
Care to specify?
>>46267669
B. Let's see if we can get some food storage and preparation going.
>>46267766
Improving axes, maybe figuring out saws.
>>46267669
B) Using conch chells as horns for communication and music
Gotta develop that culture, eh. And the coast guards will have a way to warn of danger.
Give me a roll for food preservation, axes, and conch instruments. Also, everyone give themselves an otterly terrific name.
>>46267823
Just got here so I'll just back this action for now and then make my own decisions next time
Rolled 21 (1d100)
>>46267848
Salting.
Rolled 77 (1d100)
>>46267848
Let's play the music of our people.
Rolled 31 (1d100)
>>46267823
I'll never get tired of that pun
>>46267946
Conch music had already been rolled for, roll for axes.
Rolled 21 (1d100)
>>46267988
It's chopping time
>>46267988
Thankfully
>>46267669
>C
Since we have more sources of food now, make more babies.
Axes stay the same quality they always were, which is just random bits of shell fragments sticking out of a driftwood club.
Attempts at food preservation were equally pathetic. Despite not actually having salt in the first place, and only knowing about it from legends, one gnoll attempted to "salt" leftover globs of crayfish slop. This salt however, was actually a small crate of sugar that had washed up on shore, and discovered by the gnoll. The result was a horrible rotten abomination that reeked of death. Strangely enough though, some gnolls drank it, and acted quite silly afterwards, calling the beverage "chum". With the invention of music, a wild party was held later that day.
Will you:
A. Explore? (specify)
B. Work on technology?
C. Other?
>>46268190
Also, your population has boosted to 26 now.
Rolled 18 (1d100)
>>46268190
>B. Technology
Im not sure where we are at regarding boats that can sail along the coast but research that
>>46268190
Make more chum develop tools
>>46268190https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LuaMkOoY6lQ
>>46268289
Seconding.
>>46268190
A. Explore deep underwater
>>46268190
Do the coast guards have conch horns?
>>46268318
I'll let you roll a second roll for sailing, because I'm a nice guy.
>>4626836
If you wish.
>>46268190
>B
Attempt to preserve food again by salting.
Rolled 68 (1d100)
>>46268190
B. Fire, torches, etc
>>46268408
YOU. DO. NOT. HAVE. SALT.
>>46268309
Give me a d100.
Rolled 19 (1d100)
>>46268381
Dear bones, please bring boats.
>>46268408Might want to find a source of salt first.
Rolled 97 (1d100)
>>46268439
No more rolls, I'm writing.
>>46268488
Rip our best successes are with chum
>>46268510
Guess we need to cultivate sugarcanes and establish a chum brewery.
>>46268552
Fuck being pirate otters. We chum brewers now
>>46268510
We could trade with the Satyrs for goodwill.
>>46268582
I don't think they'd want our smelly chum
>>46268680
Maybe find a way to make it less smelly or use the sugar?
>>46268680
If we enslave them then they'll learn to love the chum
Several attempts at being able to propel boats faster were made. However, the stretched animal furs flapping in the wind failed to do anything other than inspire bullying towards the individual who had the idea. Boats are still moved by large sticks pushed into the seabed.
Fire, however, was a much smarter idea. Flesh tastes better now, and the night doesn't have to be so dark anymore. Despite the smoking of seafood being an option now, a majority of gnolls actually preferred turning leftovers into chum as a way of storage.
On the topic of chum, certain brew-masters have found a way to replace sugar with the naturally sweet juice of various mangrove fruits. This way, depletion of sugar is no longer a concern. Chum is also now produced in ludicrous quantities, being stored in artificially sealed turtle shells.
Finally, with exploration of the deep reef, the explorers have found a large bio-zone of fish and marine wildlife, that though impossible to harvest, confirmed that there will always be food along the coast. While underwater, one explorer reported seeing a large figure walking on the bottom in the distance.
Will you:
A. Explore? (specify)
B. Work on technology?
C. Other?
>>46268751
That's the spirit!
Force our chum down their throats! Cover them in our smelly chum!
>>46268797
B.
We must find a way to make the chum more satyr friendly so we can steal from them when they are drunk. I mean befriend them and love them
>>46268797
B. Purify and make different types of chum.
>>46268859
Give me a roll.
Rolled 17 (1d100)
>>46269003
For the chum.
Rolled 74 (1d100)
>>46269003
For the chum
>>46268797
If we could find a source of, say, hemp or jute, we could get to producing fibrous textiles for clothes and sails.
And ropes to make nets.
So, B?
>>46269037
Though you gnolls find the consumption of fruit and plants disgusting, you do manage to craft something fruit based. I'll need a roll for those vine ropes.
>>46269084
2nd all of this
>>46269084
A roll for the "cloth" also.
Rolled 50 (1d100)
>>46269110
I'll roll for the fucknuggets vine ropes I suppose. The cloth can be forgotten about
Rolled 12 (1d100)
>>46269141Definitely not a fan of the captchas.
Rolled 41 (1d100)
>>46269141
Make thongs
The nets can kinda be used to trip things, but are overall unable to catch fish. However, snare traps have already been invented so it's bittersweet.
As for the cloth, though they're not sailing caliber, it is nice to have clothing to wear and be civilized with.
Will you:
A. Explore? (specify)
B. Work on technology?
C. Other?
(I'll be afk for a bit)
>>46269477
>B
Did somebody say clothing? I heard clothing. Research better clothing making ability. I'm an otter please forgive grammar
>>46269477
C. Talk with the Satyrs
Bring and give gifts of chum and fish.
>>46269538
Not this. We want to remain legend
>>46269519
Seconded
>>46269519
Yes.
>>46269519
So what kind? Belts and slings to hold stuff?
>>46269846
That and just generally making us look less like savages
>>46269869
>less like savages
We gonna be making some imperialist otters?
>>46270050
We will be British otters; we will march apon your lands in thousands of tiny red coats or in huge merchant ship-cities!
Roll for clothing and better Satyr assessment.
Rolled 33 (1d100)
>>46270226
I'll roll for the clothing
Rolled 54 (1d100)
>>46270226
Satyrs
Rolled 26 (1d100)
>>46270226
Hope they like us.
>>46270292
>>46270244
Your clothing still remains cheap and tribal. The gnolls don't seem to care though, as they're fine with anything that keeps their groins from getting itchy beach fungi again.
As for spying, you decide to stay hidden a little longer. You notice that these strange folk seem to take the edible parts of plants, and put them underground for some reason. Weird. They also live in houses made of wood and straw, which is odd, because you didn't think you could make anything out of living trees before. Like last time, playing children spot you again, but you are able to retreat much more efficiently this time. You notice that when the adults come to the rescue, they are only holding the tools they had while out in the fields, and therefor, probably don't have weapons.
Will you:
A. Explore? (specify)
B. Work on technology?
C. Other?
Rolled 64 (1d100)
>>46270478
B.
They buried plants. We bury plants. Watch.
>>46270050
Winning the Otterlords favor is the only way to guarantee safe passage across the seas and waterways.
>>46270478
B. Farm as the satyr farm
Rolled 35 (1d100)
>>46270478
>B
Is it really so hard to get a decent admiral look going on here. Retry for otter clothing that looks British
>>46270478
>C.
Leave pretty seashells and shiny, smooth rocks for the satyr children to find. We can work our way up to leaving smoked fish and seafood. Basically make it clear we're not there to hurt them.
Also, emulate the satyrs and bury plants. Just all sorts. There's got to be a reason they're doing this.
>>46270553
Hmm, switching to this>>46270609
>>46270609
Give me a roll.
Rolled 20 (1d100)
>>46270665
Fingers crossed.
Rolled 14 (1d100)
>>46270665
First, the bad news. The gnoll's plan to befriend the goat children has failed spectacularly. Taking charge of the operation, one gnoll decided to throw a pretty conch shell towards the children. However, he over-threw, and accidentally pegged one of them in the side of the head. Luckily, they have horns there, so it didn't seem to seriously hurt the child, so much as render it motionless on the ground for a good solid minute. It doesn't appear that they know it was us....
As for the good news, our mangrove fruits that we buried on the beach now have little green rods sticking out. Interesting.
Will you:
A. Explore? (specify)
B. Work on technology?
C. Other?
>>46270787
B, we must become enlightened
>>46270787
Reporting
>>46270787
>B
I refuse to be bested by fucking clothing one last try for it
>>46270787
C - the more able brewmasters use their skills to gain influence, hoping to better organize the tribe. Chum is rationed out for a hard day's work, incentivising a hike in general productivity within the tribe. The Chum Economy is born.
Rolled 64 (1d100)
>>46270787
Research for oyster farming
Rolled 50 (1d100)
>>46270904
Forgot the roll
No more rolls. I'm writing.
Rolled 89 (1d100)
>>46270787
>C.
Let's see about setting up some traps near, or even in, the bog. Definitely wouldn't mind knowing what's in there.
After countless fruitless efforts, gnoll clothing has evolved from tribal, to more "practical". It's unlikely that civilized posh clothing could be weaved by such crude hands, so the average gnoll outfit is less like a noble prince's, and more like a survivalist commando's, being think and durable. It does make you look more intelligent though.
Aqua-farming has also been improved, with crude, slightly less producing turtle pens now being established.
Finally, having set a trap in the bog, you hear around noon the sound of it being set off.
What do you do?
>>46271062
* thick and durable
>>46271062
Send a couple brave otters to go look at it
Rolled 44 (1d100)
>>46271062
Collecting nice looking while functional stones for oyster breaking
Rolled 48 (1d100)
>>46271062
>>46271097
This, but grab spears and try to observe from a distance.
>>46271097
Approaching the snare with a group of 10 gnolls, you see what appears to be a large crow caught in your trap. The bog is dead silent, interrupted only by the squawking and thrashing of the captured. As you get closer to the snare, a blow dart barely misses one of the gnolls, landing at its feet.
Do you:
A. Take the captured and run back to base.
B. Attempt to communicate.
C. Release the captive.
D. Stand and fight.
>>46271188
B. Attempt to communicate while C. Release the captive.
>>46271188
>B.
Hands in front, palms out as a sign of stopping. Ifn't, seek cover and observe.
Rolled 42 (1d100)
>>46271188
B, hand gestures if all else fail
>>46271188
A.
We can negotiate later. Let's grab and run. Chuck some spears as we retreat. Set a guard when we get back.
>>46271188
B and c
They are clearly in a better position than us right now
You release the captive while raising your hands in peace. Upon de-snaring, the captive immediately jumps up, and spin-kicks backwards in the direction of the nearest gnoll.
Roll a d10 to dodge.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WMSoo4B2hFU
Rolled 9 (1d10)
>>46271322
>>46271335
Wa lah. Offer fresh oyster as peace
>>46271335
The gnoll dodges perfectly as the crow lands several feet away. As it turns around, five more crows jump out. They do not seem to care about your oysters.
>>46271379
Tell them to either leave us be, explaining we don't want war, or to fight
>>46271379
Run away while leaving a shit load of fresh succulent oyster top up with concentrated chum as distraction
>>46271379
Take defensive positions and have a gnoll prepare to blow their conch for backup.
Tell them we would rather not fight, if they don't understand, start backing away slowly as if to illustrate.
>>46271422
After discovering while trying to achieve peace that they don't understand gnoll-tongue, the group runs back to camp. You notice that the crows do not attack you as you leave.
>>46271475
Crows man. They be assholes
>>46271452
Redwallfag
>>46271539
Yes. :^)
The group returns to camp, bringing stories of giant aggressive crows living the bog. Who knows, maybe they'll try some of the oysters you left behind and like it.
Will you:
A. Explore? (specify)
B. Work on technology?
C. Other?
>>46271603
What the party describes:
Rolled 89 (1d100)
>>46271603
>B.
Based on our recent semi-success with clothes, let's see if it can be applied to sailing.
Rolled 5 (1d100)
>>46271603
B. Work on technology? - Improve tools
>>46271603
B - work on light protective clothing for our scouting parties, something to keep darts from benetrating
>>46271736
Honestly I'm going with this as well
>>46271736
Give me roll.
Rolled 14 (1d100)
B
improve breeding of oyster
OYSTER
Rolled 50 (1d100)
>>46271779
>>46271694
The production of cloth big enough for sailing is an utter disaster. Simple clothing was manageable, but gnoll hands producing a sheet of quality weaving at such a scale is impossible. Feeling discouraged, the tribe heads to bed in their boat houses, having wasted the day on a failed expedition and poor use of cloth materials. In the morning though. one of the guards notices something odd. Laid out on the beach is a large folded pile of carefully sewn swamp grasses, big enough to tear into boat sized pieces. In the center of the pile, you find several empty oyster shells.
Light armor was also successfully produced.
Will you:
A. Explore? (specify)
B. Work on technology?
C. Other?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uUKttV-BPLw
Rolled 83 (1d100)
>>46271924
B. Work on technology
Improve oyster farming
>these are magical/etc oyster shells, once used as anchor, it will attract shit load of baby oyster to attach and grow with faster rate
Rolled 18 (1d100)
>>46271924
>A
Explore while picking up every piece of ore we find on the coast
>>46271992
Though the shells are just ordinary, unmagical shells, you do discover that chopping up fruit from the mangroves you buried, and dumping the pulp into your oyster pens make them grow much faster and larger.
Will you:
A. Explore? (specify)
B. Work on technology?
C. Other?
Rolled 70 (1d100)
>>46272113
>C
Make tons of chum and have a party/orgy
Rolled 87 (1d100)
>>46272113
Scout the crow area, will not engage fight
and did they fucking eat the oysters?
>>46272151
I say it. We need little otters.
Rolled 49 (1d100)
>>46272151
Yes. More otters.
I'm going afk, and will allow one more action. Otter than that, just discuss our current situation.
I will give up my vote and roll if and only if
orgy party improved, extend by oyster feast
Hello~~
>>46272477
Newbie said he would be back for one last action.
>>46272151
Eh sure this.
>>46272155
I'd rather search the sea...there was something human like walking down there.
I'm back!
Your harvest festival results in a population boost, making the gnoll population now 35. There seemed to be a disagreement on which area to explore, so settle that before I continue.
>>46272155
>>46272931
Scouting crow area, because DAMN THAT ROLL
>>46272966
Yup.
>>46272966
sorry loh. I roll for the sake of roll. Mod can ignore it.
You cautiously tread into the bog. The oysters you left behind are nowhere to seen and there are large sections about where swamp grass was torn up. You see no crows this time.
Will you:
A. Explore? (specify)
B. Work on technology?
C. Other?
Rolled 60 (1d100)
>>46273115
B. Work on technology? - Tools
>>46273115
A. Explore? (specify)
deeper into the unknown territory
>The shells also vanished? They sure damm like the oysters.
Rolled 36 (1d100)
>>46273115
B. Tools
>>46273152
I don't know what territory you meant, but your shell axes are now less jagged, and have finer blades.
While exploring the reef, your diving explorers fail to find any humanoids. However, they did report large footprints among the coral.
Will you:
A. Explore? (specify)
B. Work on technology?
C. Other?
>>46273249
B. Work on technology? - better, bigger House-boats
Rolled 3 (1d100)
>>46273249
>B. Work on technology?
Can we chop down a tree and then work on it as a long-term construction project, build a canoe someday?
Rolled 57 (1d100)
>>46273249
C. Start a religion around a god of food and chum.
>>46273249
Ball-breaking here. Can we have the previously mentioned chum and oyster intoxicated orgy party to increase population?
>When we should roll actually?
Rolled 29 (1d100)
>>46273293
Rolling for expansion
>>46273249
B. house boats
>>46273323
>>46273328
It did, our population is now 35.
The gnolls seem to like the idea of a god.
What will their gods name be?
Rolled 77 (1d100)
>>46273293
This is good.
Maybe move unto better materials than driftwood and vines.
>>46273386
Chummer
>>46273386
OYSTERIOUS
>>46273407
seconded
>>46273386
Ótr. Norse dwarf who'd often take the shape of an otter.
>>46273386
Plankton, who blesseth all with his holy Chumbucket
>>46273483
I like this one.
>>46273483
But we haven't even met dwarves yet
>>46273517
What if we're the Dwarves turned otters?
>>46273407
OYSTERIOUS YES
>>46273517
No need to. To us, he's a shape-changing otter.
>>46273540
It would make sense; our race struggles to work with more or less everything around us except alchohol
>>46273540
>All gnolls came from dwarves
>All current races came from previous fantasy races
Your gang of gnolls seem to REALLY like the name Oysterious. Also, the new ax technology has led to the discovery of lumber, and thus, has made your ships much more durable and photogenic. Because they are larger, you now only have two boats, with 6 gnolls each.
Will you:
A. Explore? (specify)
B. Work on technology?
C. Other?
>>46273483
Everything is otter.
>>46273573
>Elves were actually Yetis
>>46273571
>Otter Fortress: Oystermurdered
>>46273589
>other
>not otter
Sage for shitpost
>>46273589
C. Build a shine to Osterious
>>46273589
Whoops, bad math. Two boats of 18 gnolls.
>>46273589
C. Other? - More boats, more babies
>>46273597
>Elves gave in to barbarism
>Actually made gains
>>46273631
give him offerings of oysters.
>>46273631
Seconded
Rolled 91 (1d100)
>>46273652
>>46273678
PRAISE OYSTERIOUS
PRAISE THE CHUM
All praise OYSTERIOUS, Mother of fresh succulent oyster and Bearer of sea life; She who devour the land otter; She who conceive the pearl of ancestor; She who retrieve it from the scheming land dwelling evil Plankton; She who dissolve the barrier from the stolen Chum; She who nurse the alpha otters who are ancestor. All hail OYSTERIOUS. In the name of thy chrome shell, we feast on mother body with enemy blood.
Rolled 50 (1d100)
>>46273631
