Seeds of Civilisation 2: A Roleplay

Instructions

Background Information: This roleplay will start at around the year 1000, so keep in mind the technological restrictions of the age, but with sufficient roleplay on developing new technologies, you can develop weapons and other technology decades before it was actually discovered. Note, you will discover more continents and landmasses as you spread out from the main continent. The previous civilisations that once occupied these lands were eventually wiped out by an unknown peril, but the lands now lie silent, ready to be populated once again… Biome information: Light green: Extremely arable land, ideal location for crops to grow. Green: Plains, mostly large, flat spaces of land with small hills, quite arable, easy to grow crops. Dark green: Forests, a massive abundance of resources like wood, timber, and there may be ore bodies beneath the forests, and a variety of flora and fauna. Grey: Stone hills, essentially small mountains, but they can still be traversed quite easily, large abundance of resources such as stone, surface ore and some caves. Dark Grey: Mountains. These are incredibly hard to traverse, but hold massive amounts of resources, including surface ores and low earth ores, as well as large amounts of caves leading deep into the earth. Weather here may also be deadly. Light brown: Wasteland. It is a very desolate biome, full of toxic gases and toxic material scattered across the surface. Metals such as uranium, as well as other rarer, special metals can be found here. White: Arctic. Covered in snow all year round, it is very difficult to settle here. However, resource reserves beneath the snow are worth the risk. Light blue: Ice shelves, vast ice continents where civilisations can settle, who knows what lies beneath the ice. I don’t think there is enough space here for full descriptions, so if you want to know more about other biomes, ask me directly. Rules: 1. No deciding outcomes of any sort. If you try, you will get a strike. Do not make assumptions that have not been confirmed either, or act on assumptions. 2. You can argue with other players on their activities if they are unreasonable, or if they do actions without knowing you already set up defences confirmed by the host, but I will decide the outcome of whatever arguments occur. Using rude language will award you a strike. 3. I think that is the gist of it, I’ll add new rules as I come across unacceptable behaviours or roleplaying. Army Size: