I would be down for this, for a map I life the first one a lot. For my second choice I like option B for a more medieval setting.
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Yeah, WE HAVE TO THOROUGHLY INVESTIGATE THIS PEOPLE! THAT MEANS NO PEE BREAKS!
Alright, healer guy will see if there are bad spirits about. I personally think a certain clan with the name Storm in it could be responsible though.
@babbysama
Yay! Agreement with the chief! I must being doing something right. But we do need a short term solution for now which will allow us to better make the dike. Though, I am playing the part of Serhiem, he wishes to invent. Have things constructed! Have a better life in the long-term.
Yay! Agreement with the chief! I must being doing something right. But we do need a short term solution for now which will allow us to better make the dike. Though, I am playing the part of Serhiem, he wishes to invent. Have things constructed! Have a better life in the long-term.
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I can think of several that wouldn't, but my lips are sealed. A couple good options have been noted. But digging a ditch to divert the flow is a good idea. Your high-manpower plans have a chance of working, too.
I'll note that there are actually a few spellcasters in your Council, and there are God-Talkers to appeal to as well.
Serhiem did want the god-talkers to see if anything was causing this. That one I am not leaving up to choice
It seems a lot of our options are going to require a hefty amount of man power
@Shorticus
I am leading more towards building a wall to help keep the water at bay as well, but that runs into the same problem with the whole manpower thing. A ditch to just divert the water may just be the best bet in the end.
I am leading more towards building a wall to help keep the water at bay as well, but that runs into the same problem with the whole manpower thing. A ditch to just divert the water may just be the best bet in the end.
*agressively stares at Eliz*
Serhiem comin' up with them solutions. And another one. another one.
Serhiem was not in the best of moods, in fact he was actually pretty mad at the fact the Eliz had gone and soured the good relations that they had with the Stormcallers. It added another thing to the list of many things he would have to do in order to keep everything flowing nicely in their new home. However, he had more pressing concerns about the whole issue involving the flooding, something that would decimate them if it got too out of hand. Luckily, the council would meet on this matter and could try to find a way to prevent this potential flooding from causing damage to their homes and more importantly the crops.
The chief had already come up for plans for a new system in the case that this were to actually happen to them, after all it was good to be prepared for such the occasion. "Now, my fellow council, we have the urgent matter of the rain and flooding. This can cause a lot of damage to us by ruining our important crops. No doubt you already know this. So, I propose that we set up a basin to help divert some of the water away from the clan so that way damage can be minimized, as well as give us extra water to work with when times get tough. I also see the need for us to build a small wall around the river to keep the water inside the river. Of course, this will require resources, a good amount of it too."
He turned his head to each council member before throwing out another suggestion for them to consider, one in which would help them for defensive reasons as well. "We could also make a ditch around the clan and connect to the river, essentially we would make a moat which would help to deter any of our enemies from getting to us. Of course I will see what all of you have to suggest before I make any final decisions on this matter." He then turned to those who were present, "Eliz seems to be more connected with the gods and spirits. I would like for her to see if there are any rain or water spirits that have been causing us blight. If no spirit is mad then see if it be a curse. It may be a bit before we see her though so if we must know what is the cause of this immediately then send for the god-talkers to do so without Eliz. Any objections or other suggestions to throw into the mix?"
The chief had already come up for plans for a new system in the case that this were to actually happen to them, after all it was good to be prepared for such the occasion. "Now, my fellow council, we have the urgent matter of the rain and flooding. This can cause a lot of damage to us by ruining our important crops. No doubt you already know this. So, I propose that we set up a basin to help divert some of the water away from the clan so that way damage can be minimized, as well as give us extra water to work with when times get tough. I also see the need for us to build a small wall around the river to keep the water inside the river. Of course, this will require resources, a good amount of it too."
He turned his head to each council member before throwing out another suggestion for them to consider, one in which would help them for defensive reasons as well. "We could also make a ditch around the clan and connect to the river, essentially we would make a moat which would help to deter any of our enemies from getting to us. Of course I will see what all of you have to suggest before I make any final decisions on this matter." He then turned to those who were present, "Eliz seems to be more connected with the gods and spirits. I would like for her to see if there are any rain or water spirits that have been causing us blight. If no spirit is mad then see if it be a curse. It may be a bit before we see her though so if we must know what is the cause of this immediately then send for the god-talkers to do so without Eliz. Any objections or other suggestions to throw into the mix?"
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