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Yeah, just go ahead and move me. Thanks to the movement costs I can't climb the cliffs until next turn anyway.

Eh, my impression is that the problem is more the lack of precipitation in the winter. Less snowfall in the mountains = less snowmelt in the warmer months = less water throughout the year. I don't ever remember summers being particularly damp around here even before the current situation.

I did move, right?

Woooooooooo Lazarus \o/

The modding has gone too far

Oh hey, I see MSH has watched it too

as for equipment, the EoC gave me enough demonite for the demon bow and the light's bane. not ready for taking onto the EoW yet. first need to craft some accesories and reforge the whole equipment.

bought a stack of pumpkin seeds from the dryad, im using the spare grass plots for them, and have some pumpkin pie ready for use in the good storage.

Light's Bane is kinda a waste of demonite IMHO. I usually just make the War Axe of the Night; it has better knockback, deals nearly as much damage as the sword, doesn't require constant clicking to attack with, and can even save an inventory slot by functioning as both an axe and weapon.

The only reason for making a Light's Bane is to craft a far more powerful sword later, and just farming the EoC or the EoW provides more than enough demonite for that.

I decided that I wanted the Securan origin world for my very own. The problem? It was completely under the control of a pirate faction, and heavily defended. There was also the minor matter of being nearly four sectors away from my own territory.

So I first became an ally of the most powerful Securan civilization in order to gain refueling rights in their territory. Sent one of my very first fleets (2nd Fleet), which was the only fleet with an appreciable number of troop transports, stopped off at one of their refueling stations, and then launched my attack. The fighting to clear the pirate space port and fleet was brutal, but I only lost two frigates in the process (one destroyed, the other so heavily damaged that it could no longer fight). After the skies were clear I dropped off the troops, then proceeded to wreck every pirate mining base in the system. By the time the warships had finished, the population of Secura was firmly under my control...except for the pirate fortresses which continued to contribute to unrest and corruption. So with barely a moment to pause, the invading soldiers marched on the fortresses and completely demolished them. The native Securans were apparently quite pleased by this: despite the sheer distance between them and the rest of my empire, and the havoc and deaths, their approval rating is in the 40s (15 is considered good).

Distant Worlds: Universe

I won't be able to make it today, gonna be meeting with an old RL friend.