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RE: Week eight colonye post. blackmail and magic?
to modifier is gone yes...are u thinking to build the bench this turn in this case of the rest of your plans you are missing one worker.
to modifier is gone yes...are u thinking to build the bench this turn in this case of the rest of your plans you are missing one worker.
Oh... so a worker needs to BUILD the bench? In that case perhaps it is best to gather some resources FIRST, then build the bench NEXT WEEK.
More questions:
Cost to build is 20 wood and 5 stone? Is the +3 food and 1 hide a modifier I GET or are these more costs? Please explain.
My specialty is HUNTING. Should I be hunting or can a worker do it with a +modifier for me? I suspect I need a HUNTER CABIN before I can begin hunting?
Which provides more food, a hunter or a gatherer? Since only you really understand all the rules, a few suggestions would be very helpful at this time in order not to make ignorant mistakes that will cost a lot of time to correct.
20 wood and 5 stone. the + are the produksjon whit a worker.
when u bulid the hunter your gatherer become a hunter. the gatherer getting a d4 dice if he is working. so if u are unlocky he can get 1 food. but whit the hunters cabin u get a 3 for every worker. am woring on making a wiky on all the info but slow moving. a lot to do outside etc.
How does this look?
a have not got around to make the spreadsheet or a post on this. but this Sems to be correct. the wood and stone has a d6 as base. then +- bonuses.
If mine is accurate, then why not just use it?
Here is an updated version:
I was too lazy to look for an equal-or-less-than symbol to insert, so I simply used a less-than symbol and increased the values by one, so when using the chart, you must remember that where the less-than symbol is used, your score must be SMALLER than the shown value.
its good points is there a can add it in the colony file.
Great.
Thanks for that information. Very helpful!
You don't really need a wiki; just a spreadsheet is fine.
I forgot to include this, but need to know what the BASE production for each is.
