Create a Village - V.2

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𝐂𝐫𝐞𝐚𝐭𝐞-𝐀-𝐕𝐢𝐥𝐥𝐚𝐠𝐞

It has been many years since the lands of this planet have given birth to sapient creatures and it is now time for villages that will provide safety for their members to be made. In the end, only the best can survive and thrive. Will your village be the one to show others the way, or will your village be doomed to be lost forever in the uncivilized lands of this planet?

Create-A-Clan | CAV Fanclub | CAV Market | [url]CAV Roleplay[/url]

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𝐑𝐮𝐥𝐞𝐬
1. Follow all Chicken Smoothie rules.
2. Do not, under any circumstances, try to copy or make a game like
this. It's an original idea made by Kaden and passed down to Katrione
who gave me permission to make a spin-off of it.
3. The owners will remake this game at 900 pages.
4. Use proper grammar and punctuation; text talk is not allowed.
5. Be kind and respectful to all members.
6. Do not requote your post unless it's been skipped over by a mod.
7. Do not mini-mod unless you are a part of staff.
8. Please PM the owners or another staff member if you have any questions.
9. No begging for people, food, allies, enemies, etc.
10. Make sure to have fun!

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𝐕𝐢𝐥𝐥𝐚𝐠𝐞 𝐨𝐟 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐒𝐤𝐲
Head Chief: owner
Amethyst14 | Vale of Archaic Corybantic

War Chief: co-owner
Simonpet | Black Rock Weyr

Warriors: mods
None

Apprentices: mini-mods
None

𝐕𝐢𝐥𝐥𝐚𝐠𝐞 𝐨𝐟 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐋𝐨𝐬𝐭
Warriors: banned
showman. | permanent ban for plagiarism
-Romeo- | permanent ban for general rudeness to staff

Apprentices: strikes
None

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𝐇𝐨𝐰 𝐭𝐨 𝐏𝐥𝐚𝐲

Starting Off

If it's your first time posting, you must tell me the name of your village and give a brief description. You can describe things like your village's nature, reputation, territory, the people's personalities, and the species that can join. I will then quote your post with a description of your first head chief, who will be the foundation of your village. You can decide on their name, age, and gender.

Important Note: If you don’t specify what species can join your village (ex: human, faerie, shapeshifter, etc.), your mod will assume that only humans will join your village. If you don’t specify what skin color and/or eye color link you prefer to use, your mod will use all the possible colors available.

Looks

Your mod will post a description of what your person looks like, which will include their skin tone, hairstyle and color, and eye color. If your village is more fantasy-based, your mod will specify their species as well. You may use a character creator or a picture if you wish, but they must follow the description given to you. You must also link to their official description or add it to your posts else they will not be able to have children. Your mod will also tell you if your character is infertile or fertile, meaning if they can have children or not.

Your mod will give you a description with acronyms and will look like this:
ST (skin tone) / HS (hairstyle) / HC (hair color) / EC (eye color) / XY(fertility, Y means no) / species

Getting More People

Your village will start off small and will have to build up its population. You have several ways of getting people: patrols, having your head chief request a new person, trades, and births. Your head chief can only ask for a new member once a week; if your head chief asks for a new person on Monday, you will have to wait until next Monday before they can request another person. You may trade and receive a maximum of five people per your mod's post. Getting people through births will be explained later. When you receive a person through a patrol, birth, or request, your mod will give you their description but you will be able to decide on their name, age, and gender.

You can request a person from the ancestors once a week. You can request a certain role and occasionally you can request specific traits. You can also request a set of twins, however, you will forfeit your next week's request. The twins also have to be either apprentice, tester or children.

Patrolling

There are four types of patrols: hunting, gathering, border, and scouting patrols. You can send up to six people per patrol although there is no limit on the amount of patrols you can send out. On hunting and gathering patrols, your people can catch prey or find food to eat. On border patrols, you can find new people (nomads), dangerous animals, and items and materials. On scouting patrols, you can find skilled animals, dangerous animals, nomadic groups who may wish to fight, and the head chiefs of rival villages.

You may not have patrols dedicated to finding seeds; they will be found on normal gathering patrols or not at all.

Border and Scouting Patrols

Border patrols are undertaken by warriors within your village’s territory. As they know the territory quite well, there is little chance of them dying while out on patrol. However, they can get injured and if they run into a dangerous animal, die. Scouting patrols are undertaken by scouts outside your village’s territory. Due to this, there is a risk of them dying and if they find a hostile nomadic group, may wish to bring warriors along for their safety.

Healing & Herbs

There are no herbs in CAV as instead, your shamans will have knowledge points (KP). There are two ways to earn KP: you write that "[name] researches medicine" or they gain KP through experience. The more KP a shaman has, the more people they can heal at once. A shaman can heal one person for every ten KP they have. In addition, a shaman will require a certain amount of KP to heal certain injuries and illnesses.

1-10: 1 person
11-20: 2 people
21-30: 3 people
31-40: 4 people
41-50: 5 people
etc.

Marketplace

The marketplace is where your villagers can sell or trade their goods to other villages at the marketplace. In order to do this you will have to post your villagers traveling to the marketplace, they will stay there until you post them returning to your village. The villagers at the marketplace cannot be used for any other patrols or activities while they are away. You can send a max of 15 people to the marketplace, however they will still count toward your servings needed for every post and that means you will have to keep things going back home or your villagers will starve. (Even if they are at the market)

When you post your villagers returning you will have to wait until you mod posts their return! This can be anywhere from 1 post to 4 posts! The larger the party that is returning the longer it will take for them to return.

Your villagers will also need to use bag items to help them carry things to and from the market. If your villager does not have a bag item to use they are allowed to carry a single item to and from the market. This does not only apply to trips to the market but trips back as well.

Food

Your first five posts are your village's fasting days. During this period, your village will consume no servings and can spend time gathering and/or hunting for your village. From the sixth post and onward, you will have to provide the correct amount of servings for your village or else your villagers, starting with the youngest members, will starve. If you enter the starvation mode, you will have to keep your villagers from starving for three more posts to recover or else they will still die.

Hunting: Your hunters can go out and capture prey, bringing meat back for your village. The number of prey caught depends on how many hunters there are and the season it is. 1-2 hunters will have a span of 0-3 prey, 3-4 hunters will have a span of 1-4 prey, and 5-6 hunters will have a span of 2-5 prey.

Gathering: Your gatherers can go out and find fruits and vegetables. The amount of food found depends on how many gatherers there are and the season it is. 1-2 gatherers will have a span of 0-8 serving amount, 3-4 gatherers will have a span of 1-9 serving amount, and 5-6 gatherers will have a span of 2-10 serving amount.

Farming: The only way to get a farm going is with seeds. To plant a seed, post a gatherer tilling the soil (with or without a cow/ox) and planting the seed. After two posts, you will get a certain amount of items from the crop depending on the season. Crops also have a wilting chance but no crop last more than 3 yielding turns. You can only have a maximum of 3 seeds planted at any given time. During the spring and fall, there is the danger of migrating bird flicks stealing your crops. In this case, your crops will yield 1/2 of the items they otherwise would have produced and will not yield seeds.You cannot post for people looking for seeds! The only way for people to get them is by a chance drop from gathering! You can send birds out to look for seeds though.

You must specify what animals, fruits, and vegetables you will be using. If you need help with the serving size just put in your first description about your village the kinds of food they will be hunting and gathering and the owners will list the serving size for you.

Meats
Small mammals, birds, and fish - 1 serving
Medium mammals, birds, and fish - 3 servings
Large mammals, birds, and fish - 6 servings
Extra-large mammals, birds, and fish - 10 servings

Vegetables
Small Vegetables - 2 servings
Medium Vegetables - 3 servings
Large Vegetables - 4 servings
Extra Large Vegetables - 5 servings

Fruits
Small Fruits - 1 serving
Medium Fruits - 2 servings
Large Fruits - 3 servings
Extra Large Fruits - 4 servings

Servings
Ages 0-5 will not need a serving.
Ages 6-20 will need ½ a serving.
Ages 21+ will need one serving.

Mentors & Training

You will be the one to assign mentors to apprentices. Before an apprentice is allowed to rank up, they must have completed at least four training sessions, these will be point systemed like the shaman, and be at least 18 years old. Your apprentice learns a new skill during each training session.

Classes: If you have 3+ apprentices in the same profession you can do a class. However just like in real classes your apprentices might have a chance to learn faster or not learn much at all. There is a small chance that an apprentice can gain 2 learning points in a single class, but there is also a chance that an apprentice won’t learn anything.

Aging & Death

You must age your villagers up by one year every post you make. For example, a warrior who was 25 years old in one post must be 26 years in the next post. There are six ways for people to die in this game: being stillborn, through old age, being attacked by a dangerous animal or person, during the birthing process, starvation, and not having injuries/illnesses treated within three posts of the original injury/illness.

Alliances & Enemies

If you meet a neighboring village while on patrol, you can choose to become their ally or enemy.

Ally villages usually act friendly towards each other and resolve disputes without fighting. You can also marry people into an ally village and the owners of the two villages will decide who moves. If your village is under attack by an enemy, your ally can defend your village which will lessen the chance of your people dying or being captured.

Enemy villages usually act hostile towards each other and often argue and fight. You can send out raiding parties of four people minimum and raid enemy villages to steal children, testers, learners, elders, skilled animals and food. The only way a village can get them back is through negotiations or through raids. Attacks can prove fatal to both sides and there will often be people injured or killed during raids.

Families & Forbidden Relationships

Without children, your village would struggle to thrive. You can either post two people getting married or trying for children and your moderator will time-skip to the female finding out that she is expecting in the next post. If you wish for the female to not have children yet or to have another child, make sure to tell your moderator in the post. The expecting mother will then give birth in two posts, yes I know it's two years but this is a game.

Forbidden romances are romantic relationships with either a shaman or a person from another village. If a relationship results in children, the female will have to find a male willing to cover up as the father and if the village finds out about the romance, the parent(s) and/or children may be exiled.

Skilled Animals

There are many types of skilled animals that can help with various tasks in your village. When they reach the minimum death age, they have a 20% chance of dying each post you make. When they reach the maximum death age, they will die in the next reply. In addition, they require food to survive. For every skilled animal you have, your village will consume ¼ extra servings. In addition, cats, dogs, dragons, and fire-lizards require meat to survive while cows/oxen and horses need fruits and vegetables to survive. Birds and foxes can eat either meat or fruits and vegetables.

Bird: Birds help your gatherers find seeds but when you send one out, have a 25% chance of not coming back. They can live to be 15-20 years.

Cat: Cats keep the pest population down and reduce the risk of your villagers getting sick by 5% for each cat. Cats have a 30% chance of catching 1-4 mice per post, which equals to ¼ serving per mouse. They can live to be 10-15 years.

Cow/Ox: Cows and oxen increase the chance of more items coming from your planted crops by 30% and can be killed for meat and leather. They can live to be 18-22 years.

Dog: Dogs help your scouts fight dangerous animals and will reduce the chance of an injury by 30% and will reduce the chance of a death by 50%. They can live to be 10-13 years.

Dragon: Dragons grant your hunters a 20% chance of catching an extra piece of prey and help your scouts fight dangerous animals by reducing the chance of an injury by 30% and reducing the chance of a death by 50%. They require a special stone to breathe an element and must have a handler from birth or else they will die. European dragons have a 5% chance to run away when sent out on patrols while Eastern dragons and Pernese dragons are bonded to their handler for life. Dragons can only have one handler during their lifetime and will die when their handler dies. Villages can specify if they wish to receive a specific type of dragon.

Fire-Lizard: Fire-lizards are small dragons the size of an Earth hawk at the largest and have a 10% chance of finding an item when sent out on border patrols. Without a handler, they have a 20% chance of running away when sent out on border patrols. They can live to be 20-25 years.

Fox: Foxes grant your hunters a 20% chance of catching an extra piece of prey. They can live to be 5-7 years.

Horse: Horses grant your hunters a 20% chance of catching an extra piece of prey and help your scouts fight dangerous animals and will reduce the chance of an injury by 30% and the chance of a death by 50%. Horses also reduce the amount your villagers market travel time by 10% each horse. They can live to be 25-30 years.

Skilled animals can breed twice in their lifetimes. Cats and dogs will yield 2-6 young, cows, oxen and horses will yield 1-2 young, birds will yield 2-5 eggs that have a 5% chance each of not hatching, and dragons and fire-lizards will yield 5-10 eggs that have a 5% chance each of not hatching

Seasons

Each season will last a month. When your mod replies to your post, they will write what season it is which will ultimately affect how things will go for you.

Spring: During spring, birthings will be smooth and the chances of mothers or children dying during birth will drop dramatically. There is also a higher chance of catching more prey or finding new people and skilled animals looking for shelter, and the odds of sickness will drop.

Summer: During summer, your villagers will likely catch even more prey and the odds of deaths during births will continue to drop.

Fall: During fall, birthings will be difficult and the chances of mothers or children dying during birth will rise dramatically without the help of a skilled shaman. There is also a lessened chance of catching more prey or finding new people and skilled animals and the odds of sickness will rise.

Winter: During winter, your villagers will likely catch even less prey and the odds of deaths during births will continue to rise. In addition, they are far more prone to catching sickness and are more likely to die from even a mild cold if not taken care of properly.



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𝐑𝐚𝐧𝐤𝐬 𝐚𝐧𝐝 𝐏𝐨𝐬𝐭 𝐅𝐨𝐫𝐦𝐚𝐭

Ranks

There are many ranks in a village, all led by the head chief and their council of chiefs and elders. However, you can always add, rename, or not use these ranks.


Head chief: The head chief is the leader who has the final say in any matter.

Shaman: The shaman is the healer of their village.

War chief: The war chief oversees the warriors and makes reports to the head chief on whether war may be needed and if the village is in danger.

Warriors: Warriors protect the village from predators, enemies, and raids. They will often accompany scouts, hunters, and gatherers on their patrols.

Scout chief: The scout chief organizes the scouting (border patrol) parties and reports to the head chief on what they find.

Scouts: Scouts patrol the borders and will often find skilled animals, nomads, or threats to the village.

Hunting chief: The hunting chief organizes hunting parties and reports to the head chief on what they find.

Hunters: Hunters hunt for the village.

Gatherers: Gatherers look for fruits and vegetables and when they have seeds, will often start a farm near their village. They are overseen by the head chief.

Apprentices: Apprentices will be be apprenticed to the shaman, a warrior, scout, hunter, or gatherer to learn what is needed for their chosen future job. They are often between the ages of 13-18 years.

Testers: Testers will spend a year helping every chief, sometimes including the shaman, and then decide which job they wish to pursue. They are often between the ages of 8-12 years.

Mothers: Mothers are women currently caring for children. They can have between one and four children, with one being common and four being very rare, at a time and can try for another child when their first child(ren) turn five years of age. They are often between the ages of 21-50 years.

Children: Children are villagers between the ages of 1-7 years.

Elders: Elders are villagers who have retired due to being too old or infirm to continue their job. They, along with the chiefs, and shaman make up the head chief's council.

Post Format

After your introduction post, you will use the following format in every following post you make to keep track of your village. Replace the "N/A" with the descriptions(traits) provided for you.



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[center][size=200][b]Your Village's Name[/b][/size]
[size=85][b]Number of People:[/b] Here
[b]Number of Animals:[/b] Here
[b]Servings Needed:[/b] Here
[b]Next Visit to Ancestors:[/b] Here

Put your post of what your people are doing here

[b]Put your summary of what your people are doing here[/b][/size][/center]
[left][list][size=85][b]Head Chief[/b]
Name | Gender | Age
↪ N/A

[b]Shaman[/b]
Name | Gender | Age | Knowledge Points
↪ N/A

[b]War Chief[/b]
Name | Gender | Age
↪ N/A

[b]Warriors[/b]
Name | Gender | Age
↪ N/A
Name | Gender | Age
↪ N/A

[b]Scout Chief[/b]
Name | Gender | Age
↪ N/A

[b]Scouts[/b]
Name | Gender | Age
↪ N/A
Name | Gender | Age
↪ N/A

[b]Hunting Chief[/b]
Name | Gender | Age
↪ N/A

[b]Hunters[/b]
Name | Gender | Age
↪ N/A
Name | Gender | Age
↪ N/A

[b]Gatherers[/b]
Name | Gender | Age
↪ N/A
Name | Gender | Age
↪ N/A

Apprentices
Name | Gender | Age
↪ N/A
Name | Gender | Age
↪ N/A

[b]Testers[/b]
Name | Gender | Age
↪ N/A
Name | Gender | Age
↪ N/A

[b]Mothers[/b]
Name | Gender | Age
↪ N/A
Name | Gender | Age
↪ N/A

[b]Children[/b]
Name | Gender | Age
↪ N/A
Name | Gender | Age
↪ N/A

[b]Elders[/b]
Name | Gender | Age
↪ N/A
Name | Gender | Age
↪ N/A[/size][/list][/left][right][size=85][b]Ally Villages[/b]
Village Name | Username
Village Name | Username

[b]Enemy Villages[/b]
Village Name | Username
Village Name | Username

[b]Border Villages[/b]
North | Village Name | Username
East | Village Name | Username
South | Village Name | Username
West | Village Name | Username

[b]Food Storage[/b]
Meat 1 | amount | servings
Meat 2 | amount | servings
Meat 3 | amount | servings
Meat 4 | amount | servings
Veg. 1 | amount | servings
Veg. 2 | amount | servings
Veg. 3 | amount | servings
Fruit 1 | amount | servings
Fruit 2 | amount | servings
Fruit 3 | amount | servings

[b]Item Storage[/b]
Item Name | amount | uses left/craftable
Item Name | amount | uses left/craftable

[b]Pets[/b]
Name | Gender | Age | Type | # of times bred | [url=link]Looks[/url]
Name | Gender | Age | Type | # of times bred | [url=link]Looks[/url]

[b]Mentors[/b]
Mentor | Apprentice | Profession | No. of training sessions
Mentor | Apprentice | Profession | No. of training sessions

[b]Deceased[/b]
Name | Cause of Death
Name | Cause of Death

[b]Family[/b]
Name and Name | Kids
Name and Name | Kids[/size][/right]

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𝐇𝐚𝐢𝐫 𝐒𝐭𝐲𝐥𝐞𝐬 - 𝐇𝐒

Straight - S
Light Wave - LW
Heavy Wave - HW
Light Curl - LC
Heavy Curl - HC
Afro Curl - AC

𝐄𝐲𝐞 𝐂𝐨𝐥𝐨𝐫 - 𝐄𝐂

Eye color will be picked from this list. It will have the number, not the name of the color. Ex: EC - B4.

𝐇𝐚𝐢𝐫 𝐂𝐨𝐥𝐨𝐫 - 𝐇𝐂

Hair color will be picked from this list. If you wish to have natural hair colors, your mod will ignore the dyed hair colors. It will have the number, not the name of the color. Ex: HC - 10

𝐒𝐤𝐢𝐧 𝐓𝐨𝐧𝐞 - 𝐒T

Skin tone will be picked from this list. If you wish to have natural skin colors, your mod will use A-F only. It will have the number, not the name of the color. Ex: ST - 4C.

𝐋𝐢𝐬𝐭 𝐨𝐟 𝐒𝐩𝐞𝐜𝐢𝐞𝐬

If you wish to have any species other than human join your village, mention it in your starting post. See a species you want and it’s not on the list? Feel free to add them in!


Human-Based
Dark elf
Denisova
Dwarf
Elf
Fairy
Floresiensis
Heidelbergensis
Hobbit
Human (default)
Light elf
Neanderthalensis
Nymph
Sapiens
Sidhe
Siren
Vampire
Winged human
Wizard/Witch
Wood elf
Other
Centaur
Elemental
Elf
Harpy
Huldre
Hybrid Centaur
Kelpie
Kemonomimi
Kitsune
Mermaid/Merman
Ogre
Orc
Satyr
Shifters
Hybrid Selkie
Nixie
Selkie
Shapeshifter
Were

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𝐀𝐝𝐨𝐩𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧 𝐂𝐞𝐧𝐭𝐞𝐫

While your village is growing, you may not have enough time to care for children from infancy. Have no fear! The adoption center finds lost or abandoned children and will give them to villages looking for learners or apprentices. However, there are some rules that everyone must follow.

Rules

1. In order to be eligible to adopt, a village must have at least one person in every profession (warrior, scout, hunter, and gatherer, or their equivalents) and at least one eligible partnership that has been registered. This partnership can be heterosexual, homosexual, and/or polygamous.
2. A village can adopt one child once every two weeks or one pair of twins once every month. Villages found to be breaking this rule will not be allowed to adopt for one extra week per attempt.
3. A village cannot kidnap a child from here. Villages found to be breaking this rule will be given a strike.
4. To adopt, a village must fill out the form below and post it somewhere in their next post.
5. You are not allowed to change the race, sex, or appearance of any adopted children. These kiddos have a starting age and will have the age they currently have in their first post.

Form

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[size=85][b][u]I wish to adopt![/u][/b]
[b]Code of Child:[/b]
[b]Name of Child(ren):[/b][/size]

Available Children

001►ST-C7 | HC-56 | HS-S | EC-F10 | X | Selkie | 6 | Male
002►ST-A8 | HC-59 | HS-HC | EC-D4 | Y | Shapeshifter | 3 | Female
003►ST-B11 | HC-51 | HS-HW | EC-F1 | Y | Centaur | 6 | Male
004►ST-D6 | HC-18 | HS-LC | EC-H11 | X | Nixie | 4 | Male
005►ST-I10 | HC-12 | HS-S | EC-C7 | X | Elven | 1 | Male
006►ST-M8 | HC-60 | HS-AC | EC-E10 | X | Nymph | 2 | Male
007►ST-G4 | HC-61 | HS-S | EC-G1 | X | Human | 2 | Male
008►ST-D5 | HC-49 | HS-LC | EC-H4 | Y | Human | 2 | Male
009►ST-E11 | HC-34 | HS-LW | EC-B2 | X | Harpy | 0 | Male
010►ST-E5 | HC-1 | HS-HC | EC-H4 | X | Human | 3 | Female | Twin

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𝐋𝐢𝐬𝐭 𝐨𝐟 𝐕𝐢𝐥𝐥𝐚𝐠𝐞𝐬

Amethyst14
Black Rock Weyr | Simonpet
Expanse | Peachycupcake525
Mournstead | Katrione
Mar Sal | dea invidia.
Verander | Phina D Wolf
Hyinan | boba tea.f
Windbriar | nightwolf950
Nightbellows | lame loser lexi.
Ice Cavern | inky.
Barren Moors | Yukon_
Magia Dynasty | PolarB
Volkov Brotherhood | requiem,
Adolphen Empire | ✨Moon✨
The Direnyth Kingdom | noctem.
The Wayfarer | eagle,

Simponpet
Cyrrane | Arya22
Baryo sa Dalampasigan | michael mellon
Solaris Canyon | Dinolil1
Nuudotkhyat | Chamrosh
Adularia | Darkhearted123
Iron Rosette | Makoto Naegi
Bellmare | ossa di cervo
Mekhanikos | hazilnut
Skytree | Dark Octoling
The Stormclouds | Savannah-the-Caracal
Floukru | osleya
Vale of Archaic Corybantic | amethyst14
The Kaokay Clan | w0ah
Athens | ilhdc7

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Meat
Small
Hare
Mice
Rabbits
Squirrel

Medium
Boar
Catfish
Chicken
Goose
Heron
Perch
Porgy
Seal
Sheep
Sheepshead
Tench

Large
Bovine
Caribou
Deer
Elk
Salmon
Seal
Trout
Wherry

Extra Large
Kudu
Moose
Shark
Walrus

Veggies
Small
Cherry tomato
Mushrooms
Oat
Radish
Wheat

Medium
Beet
Broccoli
Carrots
Chayote
Pepper
Potatoes
Onion
Rhubarb
Tomato
Turnip

Large
Corn
Cucumber
Lettuce
Spinach
Zucchini

Extra Large
Butternut Squash
Eggplant
Pumpkin
Seaweed
Spaghetti Squash

Fruit
Small
Bilberries
Blackberries
Blueberries
Boysenberries
Bunchberries
Cherries
Cloudberries
Fig
Gooseberries
Redfruit
Sea Grapes
Strawberries

Medium
Apples
Avocado
Banana
Dragonfruit
Mango
Moonflower Fruit
Orange
Peaches
Pear
Plum
Starfruit

Large
Coconut
Honeydew
Pineapple
Pomegranate

Extra Large
Papaya
Watermelon

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Glass - x2 sand
Cloth - x2 cotton
Rope - x2 twine

Herbivore Scrap- from farming
¼ serving of herb, 4 can be turned into one serving of fruit or vegetable

Carnivor Scrap- from hunting and cats that “clean” the village
¼ serving of meat, 4 can be turned into one serving of meat

Pickaxe - x1 wood, x2 stone or iron or steel

Stone pick - 2 use, helps gather ore/stone +1 material
Iron pick - 3 uses, helps gather ore/stone +2 material
Steel pick - 4 uses, helps gather ore/stone +3 material

Saddle - x2 cloth, x5 leather, x1 rope
20 uses, allows the use of saddlebags (Some more info to be added)

Compass - x1 copper, x1 glass, x1 wood
2 uses, gives gatherers +2 servings or gives bird extra 20% chance of coming back

Dagger - x1 wood, x1 hide, x1 stone or iron or steel

Stone dagger - 1 use, gives scouts extra 10% chance of survival
Iron dagger - 2 uses, gives scouts extra 20% chance of survival
Steel dagger - 3 uses, gives scouts extra 30% chance of survival

Jewelry - x3 glass or x3 gold or x3 silver

Glass jewelry - 1 use, attracts +2 nomad on a border patrol
Silver jewelry - 1 use, attracts +3 nomads on a border patrol
Gold jewelry - 1 use, attracts +4 nomads on a border patrol

Spear - x1 wood, x1 stone or iron or steel

Stone spear - 2 use, gives hunters +1 prey
Iron spear - 3 uses, gives hunters +2 prey
Steel spear - 4 uses, gives hunters +3 prey

Staff - x3 wood
2 uses, gives scouts or warriors extra 5% chance of survival

Sword - x1 wood, x2 iron or steel

Iron sword - 2 uses, gives warriors extra 20% chance of survival
Steel sword - 3 uses, gives warriors extra 30% chance of survival

Vial of Medicine - x3 herb, x1 glass
1 use, heales one sick villager or gives shaman +1 KP

Small Bag - x1 rope, x2 leather and/or cloth
4 uses, holds four items for transport

Backpack - x1 rope, x4 leather and/or cloth
6 uses, holds eight items for transport

Saddlebag - x2 rope, x6 leather and/or cloth
8 uses, holds ten items for transport

Wagon Bag - x2 rope, x8 leather and/or cloth
10 uses, holds fifteen items for transport

Hunting Trap - x1 wood, x1 iron, x3 herbivore or carnivore scraps

Herbivore Trap- 1 use, gives hunters +1 herbivore/omnivore prey
Carnivore Trap- 1 use, gives hunters +1 carnivore/omnivore prey

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