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I'll keep researching, specifically trying to take specimens of various plants and trying to find names and classifications for all of them, as well as trying to keep a written log of any unusual properties they have. If possible, test lesser-known plants for said effects.

41. Nine hundred dice rolls a turn isn't quite easy. (Looking at adwarf )

Reminds me of You Are Islanders. So many dice...

45. Make sure that you can make something up for anything. You know we'll find a way to get through some stone wall or force field eventually.
46. Write that made-up stuff down.

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I'm officially saying, "This game won't start until around 22:30 GMT at the earliest, if my math's right." To compensate for this, here's a description of each of the Troubleshooters as I see them:
Fun-R-THN-1 is a soldier, the only registered mutant (so far?) and an excellent shot with a laser gun. He's also a natural at social situations, and is skilled in leadership and making himself look good to his superiors.
Trig-R-HPY-1 is a bureaucrat with little talent for social situations. He makes it up with training and a natural talent for weapons.
Steady-R-HAT-1 is an armyman with clumsy hands and mechanical skill. He is skilled in working with all sorts of civilian robots and has a quick yet powerful mind.
Cat-R-URS-1 is an engineer who would be better-suited as a soldier. He is good with aircraft and energy weapons, and skilled with engineering and dealing with AIs.
Mayfair-R-FUN-1 is...someone.

In short, we have a couple good potential leaders--a soldier and a politician/bureaucrat, with talents and skills to fake the other's circumstances pretty well; a soldier who should have been an engineer and an engineer who should have been a soldier, each with skills from both sets; and someone who hasn't replied yet.

This is Bay12, you let us on a tangent.

What moron names anything important after anything from Lovecraft? That's just asking for trouble...

Let's explore. Take a piece of paper (or whatever replaced paper) and make a map so we can fake productivity.

Well let me put it this way, they have carbon and that is all we really need.

Of they could manipulate carbon into such forms as nanotubes, wouldn't this have come up before stone?

Suggested a lot before.

By earthworms, yes.