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Ordinary drinking stuff, most assuredly, but IIRC the event in question took place at a wedding or some other celebration. Folks like to get drunk at such events, so I'm guessing the wine either wasn't watered down or was not watered down very much.

There was this series of survival games, probably back in the late 90s or early 00s, on the PC. You had to manage a tribe of primitive humans and uncover secrets on various tropical islands. I remember that the game kept track of time while you were gone, sort of like a modern idle game, so if you left for a few days without making sure the tribe was getting along well you might come back to find half of them starved to death.

Graphics were pretty simple, the game area was basically a big bitmap while the people were various sprites mashed together to give each one a somewhat unique appearance.

Well, the game is letting me look around at least for this turn. Maybe I could have held off on sending things after all. Oh well.

That Nazca attack was me trying, in a last-ditch desperation attempt, to send my few remaining troops to try and retake the capitol. It might have worked, or at least gone a bit better, if my commander hadn't been diseased and on his last hit point. He survived the battle, and the troops began breaking down the wall, but then he died and so any storming would have been impossible even if the walls had been breached. I was gonna rename him and everything

So this is likely to be my last turn. Frankly I'm amazed that I lasted even this long.

Will I get a chance to distribute my remaining gems and items after defeat, or should I go ahead and do that now?

Yeah, I don't know why I kept the rings on the force I sent out to try and drive you away. Merry early Christmas, I guess.

I'm not sure why Huehueteotl couldn't wake up in the final battle. I mean, he was a rock. He can't attack in melee, and from the description only attacking and spellcasting generate fatigue. Yet once Marignon troops closed in he was just stuck around 200 fatigue for the rest of the battle.

: "Thanks again, Iris, I appreciate the help. This next bunch should be easier to deal with."

G-12, prepare for skellyspam.

"Takes more than that ta lay me low. Don't none of ye fret."

(5,30), Tiena and Guard Kaarina.

I'm trying to figure out if you ever get more than three party members in it. I assume you do, based on the repeated talk about it being an XCOM-like, but the trailer basically just shows three.

It does look extremely interesting, though.