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Nope... quite a way back, but all I ask are some examples.

I couldn't find those gem basics, but can you please tell me what kind of upgrades gems can recieve?

Yes, but I always die with honour in the middle of a battle with the odds against me.

Nope, it's not contagious, I'm on facepunch and the notouriously fastest growing topic there only gains like 20-30 posts a day at max.

Hey tanking isn't stupid, it's foolish, foolish and stupid isn't the same. Also has the Quisitor starved to death yet, I still have his jaw. (For those who don't know; the Quisitor was or is the ruler of Carster.)

I've never had a stupid death I think, only foolishly brave.

I'm not in neither.

It works, at least with other demos.

I changed the gem to diamond. Just change it to ice sword, I like the effects though, very fitting, especially since it's supposed to be used for executions too. Wait upgrades, you mean those fifty? I'm not sure of all yet, but I'll start: Never dulling with time, never breaking or chipping, always shiny, edge as sharp as a razor, light as a shortsword. I'll come up with more later. Ned puts on the complete armour, his guards put on the normal sized equipment, three guards are left at the lair, Ned and the other guards look for a minnion gate (or whatever you called it).

Oh, the gem is supposed to be the elemental, then diamond... Ice...

The vein is noted on the map and the gnomes dig some of it out, the most proffessional forgers are set to work it into a greatsword, a complete armor including plated gloves and long swords and standard armour. Perfect gem: Dragonstone. The vein is put under guard.

Well, that was unexpected... Gnomes at both hives mine.

Some minnions try to identify some of the liquid metals. The gnomes at the forge start mining the different metals there.

Please choose middle and nome your house Baratheon, that's the royal house in a Song of Ice and Fire.

A metal wall has to be specified to be as metal usually, a rock wall is a wall, a wood wall is a palisade. Ie. They started building a wall of stone (why else would I use the gnomes too?). A so called Septa is educated, her job is to learn the girls to do things normally required (in this era) of housewives, like sewing, cooking and courtecy. The students of the Septa, most markably Sansa and Arya, are to sew the banners as practise. When the wall is done a handfull (50) gnomes travells to the forge to help there. Ned reads what the various metals are. The forgers expand the cave around the furnace. Also, how many litres (or twenty litre barrels) of liquid metal is there?

The forge hive I found the map to and coverted the forgers. Ned searches the forge hive. The forgers attempt to expand the forge. The minnions makes clothing from the wool as well as some banners showing the Stark direwolf to hang on that wall. \/ The gnomes counts the ores/litres of liquid metal in the forge then starts building a large wall with gates around Winterfell, leaving lots of room for new buildings.

Gnomes start hauling the iron, minnions start milking/shearing/collecting eggs from the animals and Ned searches the forge hive.

Ned sees the third artifact is a hive upgrade and takes it. Some minnions check up on the eagles. The gnomes continue mining. The farm animals start breeding. The direwolves start breeding.

You used cod as an example. Also I mixed it up with pike for some reason. But really proper example actually, cod must be the "most Norwegian" fish there is. Also I never said they couldn't contaminate animals, only that a plant doesn't change their genetics due to another plant.

Archi, cod is a freshwater fish. Also using a gene dissimiliar to most marine plants stom them from crossbreeding, fish would still need to be thourougly tested. 5 years together with everything should do actually.

By making the genome of the seaweed by far different to most marine plants one can reduce the chance of creating an über-crossbreed. The testing would only take a year or so if I added all the marine life from different climates to some geodomes and poured in the seaweed seeds. And 60 years of testing is a bit mouch for the antidote, two years or so of pourposefully giving the subject various curable, non-lethal diseases, viruses and bacterial infections should do, added to that the likelihood of a biotoxin antidote mutating a disease is so slim that it shouldn't even be neccessary to test, yet I will for a few years. Filtering the sea is also just a temporary attempt to lower the toxin level a bit, but if all nations with a shoreline helped then it would at least lower the toxin level by 25-50%.

It will be thouroughly tested before distribution.

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One lair and two minniom upgrades. I can just barely manage to keep my eyes open, good night. Retech, please take over for me on dungeoneering, just train some random things among my skills.

Håkon attempts to create a triangle on the end of a pole, in quarts, and carefully screw it in and out of the gun barrel (spinning makes bullets fly stable).