Oruc
Reactionary
Again, as i have said, its just because we are better. Accept it now an my Red Robes may spare you
Bah we have 6 economic centres you only have 5
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BirdNES 2: Forge of Empires -- The Manipur Coast
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Bah we have 6 economic centres you only have 5
Abaddon
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Lol, i'm just playing with Iggy, nothing serious!
Oruc
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germanicus12
First Citizen of Rome
Again, as i have said, its just because we are better. Accept it now an my Red Robes may spare you
Who are the Red Robes? I have not heard of them in Manipur....
Oruc
Reactionary
Did you update everyones leaders and heirs?
Oruc
Reactionary
well in that case mine should be
King Henrik I
Prince Valdemar, Princess Sofia
I thing you didn't update Iskan's rulers as it mentions Oskevit the lame as Heir in the stats and in the update talks about a young Oskevit with partial paralysis. No idea about the others.
Thank you.
flyingchicken
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King Rogodev/Prince Karlatsk would be my leader/heir, at least de jure (for the leader bit).
Abaddon
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Who are the Red Robes? I have not heard of them in Manipur....
They are busy tearing up the Manorash for now
Abaddon
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universal?
Possibly didnt happen because its completly implausible in this era. I suspect BJ did adjust your stats in ways you cannot see however.
Possibly didnt happen because its completly implausible in this era. I suspect BJ did adjust your stats in ways you cannot see however.
I haven't really noted player's policies in the updates, but that doesn't mean that I haven't made the necessary ajustments. You have been taken care of.
Most stats have two components; a score (which is your current level in play) and a capacity (which is the highest level you can current get to before you have to expand your capability). Your score can not be more than your capacity. Some spending goes to capability rather than score.
One of the ways that policies work is to improve your capability over time so that spending can improve your score or level. A policy for better education may only have a minimal impact on the education stat, but make it so that when you do spend on education, the level rises faster.
One of the ways that policies work is to improve your capability over time so that spending can improve your score or level. A policy for better education may only have a minimal impact on the education stat, but make it so that when you do spend on education, the level rises faster.
Astrology of Yexal
The people of Veerixura have always been fascinated by the sky, and the great city of Yexal had always been a center of their worship and study. One of the most notable developments of the Kaskii astrologers was the first proper calendar (the Yexalante). It was divided up into 9 Sokiz (month-like periods of time), each representing one of the Nine Great Vorixiz (constellations). Exactly how the delineations between the Sokiz are made remains a contentious issue- some believe that the phases of the moons should determine the switch, while others believed that the stars alone would decide- and went as far as to build a great series of pinnacles on the roof of a stepped temple in Yexal, aligning with astral phenomena in particular times to precisely delineate the end of on Sok and the beginning of another.
The Sok were divided as such:
Jexeravuu (1st Sok), named for the constellation of the Great Cat. Jexeravuu is a relatively cool and particularly wet time. The wild Jexeev brings oversees the enrichment of the world. Associated with bravery, but also unfriendliness.
Biidaravuu (2nd Sok), named for the constellation of the Daughter. It begins when Biida tames the Jexeev. Biida sows the seeds of the future crops of the year, then passes on her mantle to Teka. Associated with kindness, but also naivety.
Tekaravuu (3rd Sok), named for the constellation of the River Fish. In this time Teka returns from his downstream home, and plays in the upriver streams and pools. Associated with humour, but also laziness.
Vetzaravuu (4th Sok), named for the constellation of the Plumed Bird. The climate warms and dries around this time. Vetza takes the mantle of Teka and reigns through the time when the birds put on their shows in the forest. Associated with beauty, but also vanity.
Katzelravuu (5th Sok), named for the constellation of the Hummingbird. Katzel takes over Vetza’s position, and brings peace back to the forests. Associated with wit, but also cruelty.
Cheekaravuu (6th Sok), named for the constellation of the Spear-Thrower. Cheeka forces out Katzel, and the climate begins to grow cool. Associated with strength, but also stupidity.
Leeravuu (7th Sok), named for the constellation of the Flower. Leeravuu rises to prominence around harvest time. Associated with loyalty, but also weakness.
Salkravuu (8th Sok), named for the constellation of the Snake. In this time, the climate becomes cooler still and the world is at its most barren. Associated with wisdom, but also greed.
Varavuu (9th Sok), named for the constellation of the Crown. Var casts out Salk, and announces the start of a new Ta. The world grows warmer and wetter. Associated with wealth, but also wastefulness.
As time would show, however, the development of this calendar would only be the first of many feats...
The people of Veerixura have always been fascinated by the sky, and the great city of Yexal had always been a center of their worship and study. One of the most notable developments of the Kaskii astrologers was the first proper calendar (the Yexalante). It was divided up into 9 Sokiz (month-like periods of time), each representing one of the Nine Great Vorixiz (constellations). Exactly how the delineations between the Sokiz are made remains a contentious issue- some believe that the phases of the moons should determine the switch, while others believed that the stars alone would decide- and went as far as to build a great series of pinnacles on the roof of a stepped temple in Yexal, aligning with astral phenomena in particular times to precisely delineate the end of on Sok and the beginning of another.
The Sok were divided as such:
Jexeravuu (1st Sok), named for the constellation of the Great Cat. Jexeravuu is a relatively cool and particularly wet time. The wild Jexeev brings oversees the enrichment of the world. Associated with bravery, but also unfriendliness.
Biidaravuu (2nd Sok), named for the constellation of the Daughter. It begins when Biida tames the Jexeev. Biida sows the seeds of the future crops of the year, then passes on her mantle to Teka. Associated with kindness, but also naivety.
Tekaravuu (3rd Sok), named for the constellation of the River Fish. In this time Teka returns from his downstream home, and plays in the upriver streams and pools. Associated with humour, but also laziness.
Vetzaravuu (4th Sok), named for the constellation of the Plumed Bird. The climate warms and dries around this time. Vetza takes the mantle of Teka and reigns through the time when the birds put on their shows in the forest. Associated with beauty, but also vanity.
Katzelravuu (5th Sok), named for the constellation of the Hummingbird. Katzel takes over Vetza’s position, and brings peace back to the forests. Associated with wit, but also cruelty.
Cheekaravuu (6th Sok), named for the constellation of the Spear-Thrower. Cheeka forces out Katzel, and the climate begins to grow cool. Associated with strength, but also stupidity.
Leeravuu (7th Sok), named for the constellation of the Flower. Leeravuu rises to prominence around harvest time. Associated with loyalty, but also weakness.
Salkravuu (8th Sok), named for the constellation of the Snake. In this time, the climate becomes cooler still and the world is at its most barren. Associated with wisdom, but also greed.
Varavuu (9th Sok), named for the constellation of the Crown. Var casts out Salk, and announces the start of a new Ta. The world grows warmer and wetter. Associated with wealth, but also wastefulness.
As time would show, however, the development of this calendar would only be the first of many feats...
Nice Iggy! Matilda would be proud.
Include a copy in your next orders please.
Include a copy in your next orders please.
