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Hi. In my autism, I have created an excel sheet that gives me generated gnolls. I can produce hundreds of generated gnolls with basic DnD stats and some made up CK3 stats along with them. It also tracks their age and applies a yearly death rate of 5% to elders (40+) and pups. I want to use it for something, so I’m doing the great gnoll test civ.
The civ will be freeform, we will progress in years. Each turn/year players can propose projects to improve our gnoll pack. The number of projects is unlimited, though please bear in mind our low tech level and number of gnolls when proposing something, you can’t craft iron swords from the get go. I have the final say as to what projects go forward and which ones don’t.
We play as a gnoll pack in arid savannahs. A simple hunter-gatherer group, bear in mind that we have very little in the way of technology and have only recently mastered fire and stone tools. Although, somehow, our minds are sharp and able to adapt and progress at a faster rate than one would expect.
Gnoll societies are matriarchal and much like our distant cousin, the hyenas, our females are larger and bulkier than our males.
Our clan is known as Bloodclaw, we often paint a gnoll hand with bloodied claws in and near our dens. We are reputed for our skills in wrestling and fighting claw to claw.
We believe in the wind spirits that hunt across the steppes, giving and taking life. A good gnoll joins the grand hunts of the wind spirits after death.
We speak what is known as the Gnoll tongue, a hard language accentuated by cackles and growls. All gnolls speak the tongue, we know of no outsiders who speak it.
There are four gnoll packs of similar size in our vicinity, we are neutral towards them:
Houndmother – Known for their hyena pets. Their symbol is the head of a hyena.
Whitescar – Known for their toughness. Their symbol is a scarred eye.
Swiftwind – Known for their speed. Their symbol is three curved lines symbolizing wind.
Strongsnout – Known for their tracking skills. Their symbol is a stylized snout.
The civ will be freeform, we will progress in years. Each turn/year players can propose projects to improve our gnoll pack. The number of projects is unlimited, though please bear in mind our low tech level and number of gnolls when proposing something, you can’t craft iron swords from the get go. I have the final say as to what projects go forward and which ones don’t.
We play as a gnoll pack in arid savannahs. A simple hunter-gatherer group, bear in mind that we have very little in the way of technology and have only recently mastered fire and stone tools. Although, somehow, our minds are sharp and able to adapt and progress at a faster rate than one would expect.
Gnoll societies are matriarchal and much like our distant cousin, the hyenas, our females are larger and bulkier than our males.
Our clan is known as Bloodclaw, we often paint a gnoll hand with bloodied claws in and near our dens. We are reputed for our skills in wrestling and fighting claw to claw.
We believe in the wind spirits that hunt across the steppes, giving and taking life. A good gnoll joins the grand hunts of the wind spirits after death.
We speak what is known as the Gnoll tongue, a hard language accentuated by cackles and growls. All gnolls speak the tongue, we know of no outsiders who speak it.
There are four gnoll packs of similar size in our vicinity, we are neutral towards them:
Houndmother – Known for their hyena pets. Their symbol is the head of a hyena.
Whitescar – Known for their toughness. Their symbol is a scarred eye.
Swiftwind – Known for their speed. Their symbol is three curved lines symbolizing wind.
Strongsnout – Known for their tracking skills. Their symbol is a stylized snout.
