There are a few humans, but they are under the rule of angry moon men.
There are a few humans, but they are under the rule of angry moon men.
Would it be a good idea to try and pre-plan alliances? I've got a race of pretty mermaid creatures, who've have yet to evolve legs. Industrial little snots. Learn fast and work hard. Anyone interested?
Would it be a good idea to try and pre-plan alliances? I've got a race of pretty mermaid creatures, who've have yet to evolve legs. Industrial little snots. Learn fast and work hard. Anyone interested?
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This is a good idea, and I suspect the others will follow it. However, my nation is isolated, and it will be mostly interested in trade and exchanging knowledge. At least I don't have to worry about the Ayels and the Grogars. I would like to pursue a friendship with the Regulli if the Saurians do not get in the way.
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Why does it seem like everyone sees the ayels as bad guys? XD
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They were able to subjugate some humans, and I don't want to be next. You mentioned that they'd rule over them almost like they were gods. On the other hand, their religion might make them a prime candidate for the source of a world religion, a concept I'm hoping will actually occur.
Is it too late to join this?
@ShorticusMind if I ask about a possible alliance given our proximity?
Speaking of turns, you guys think it would be better if I did away with the turn order? And just let everyone post, and then move to the second century once everyone's had a go? Not knocking anyone for taking too long or what have you, but I greatly overestimated the fluidity of the situation.
Or are we happy with this chill pace? I haven't got an opinion, I'm just ensuring all my little players are as happy as can be