It's cheap and entertaining.
I wonder what the 5th species will be, though.
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It's cheap and entertaining.
I wonder what the 5th species will be, though.
The Dangerous/Forbidden Glades can have events that reward the items you use to upgrade the Citadel. So probably not worth it to maybe find one, unless you have a lot going for you already on a particular map. Because the more Glades you open, the more Hostile the forest gets, and the longer the years get, the bigger the Resolve hit during the Storm.Still learning the mechanics and whatnot, but on the topic of "permanent" colonies, is there any benefit to staying on a map and clearing all glades and whatnot? On first glance it doesn't seem like you get any extra city resources or xp but maybe I'm missing something.
Has anyone advanced enough to unlock the daily challenges? Curious what those entail and if they reward anything decent.
Cause it was the demo...I played the demo a couple of weeks ago but didn't really like it.
I know it is a fantasy, but my town didn't feel like a place where people (lizards and beavers included) lived. It felt like some company-town from the 1890s, some rubber town in the Amazon built and lived in by wage slaves.
That’s the lore? The towns aren’t permanent settlements, you are out gathering resources to maintain/rebuild the capital between “Blightstorms.” That’s why all the races are working together to begin with, for survival on a grand scale.I played the demo a couple of weeks ago but didn't really like it.
I know it is a fantasy, but my town didn't feel like a place where people (lizards and beavers included) lived. It felt like some company-town from the 1890s, some rubber town in the Amazon built and lived in by wage slaves.
That’s the lore? The towns aren’t permanent settlements, you are out gathering resources to maintain/rebuild the capital between “Blightstorms.” That’s why all the races are working together to begin with, for survival on a grand scale.
See, I really liked the lore of company towns from the 1890s so I was onboardGuess I just didn't like the lore then.
Harpies have feathers.Does it make me a furry if I find the harpy portrait oddly arousing?
Does it make me a furry if I find the harpy portrait oddly arousing?
I'm not up on furry rules. Do they have to have fur? What about dragons? I know they call them dragonkin or some shit, but are those not furries? Do furries look down on dragonkin because they don't have glorious fur?Harpies have feathers.
If you want to get an official ruling from one of the board furries, be my guest. I'm not doing it.I'm not up on furry rules. Do they have to have fur? What about dragons? I know they call them dragonkin or some shit, but are those not furries? Do furries look down on dragonkin because they don't have glorious fur?
Seems a little racist if someone can't be a harpy furry!