[X] 1 Arcane Presence – Ocean-Tide-Red has been deeply appreciative of your find, the arcane spells which preserve the ship, were a boon to her work and from it she has managed to cobble together a form of preservation magic which she’s begun to teach her apprentices. She’s asking for your help directly in setting up an arcane workshop, seeking out the specific materials she will need to create a proper pool for working in. It’s a big job, but from that place she would be able to fully train various disciplines of magic use. And have a place strong enough to with stand the punishment of such practices.: (Minion #Q)
[X] 3 Construction II – The village has expanded greatly this summer, and thanks to that it seems that there will be plenty of room for everyone to expand into. Better yet, it allows for the village to begin building places where your specialists can practice their craft and properly train apprentices. It’s more heavy lifting to be done, but you can see the worth of it.: (Akritedes, Walkir, Reklaw)
[X] 8 Den Mother – A dangerous predator has been seen, around the area... or rather has not been seen. A particularly large and ferocious sabrecat has been killing Murlocs, slipping past defenses and dragging off helpless Murlocs from out of their homes. And you suspect the thing is spawning. You default on killing the creature, but remember also carvings on the wooden structure under the water which depicted the two leggers riding upon the beasts.: (Marthis, BFldyq, rcnr, Adyen, massdefect76, Lazurman, Minion #Q, Biigoh)
-[X] 7 If it has any children, bring it back with us. Or if we are able to incapacitate it without killing, then capture it. But safety first!: (Marthis, BFldyq, rcnr, Adyen, massdefect76, Minion #Q, Biigoh)
[X] 6 Lighting up dark places – You have stared deep into the crystal of light, and from it you have learned. From it you have understood and now the desire to impart that understanding to others brings you to seek students from among your people, all who would learn should come to know the Light.: (CptTagon, mishie, Mystletainn, Delcer, Walkir, Reklaw)
[X] 12 Lobster Farming - Well you've decided to keep the Makrura eggs, one way or another. But you feel it better for you to make sure that there's a place to at least keep them, so that a single care taker can care for them more easily and ensure the proper survival of these tasty assets. And while your default thought is to just organize and build something for their easy keeping and eventual slaughter, a nagging voice says that you could possibly raise them to think of themselves as yours and do tasks more suited to a Makrura body.: (CptTagon, Marthis, mishie, BFldyq, Mystletainn, rcnr, Akritedes, Adyen, Delcer, massdefect76, Lazurman, Biigoh)
-[X] 1 MURLOCS. RIDING. <i><b>SABRECATS!!!</b></i>: (Lazurman)
-[X] 1 Write-in: Makrura may be mind-numbingly delicious but you have greater ambitions for them. Farming them simply for food may not be entirely viable in the long run. Once they’re at the age to breed, they’ll be strong enough to rebel. Even the most zealous of slaves would fight against being raised for sustenance. No, you needed a more <i>transcendent</i> loyalty. The Makrura and the Murloc are fundamentally different races, with different strengths and weaknesses. The armoured strength of their carapace would be a great aegis for your people, if they were willing to fight for you. Now you have one such an opportunity. To raise them, to <i>nurture</i> them. Show them kindness, teach them your language, and eventually they will be willing to throw themselves at your enemies. You need to create your Makrura raising program upon these ideals. Gather your followers and tell them what needs to be done: (Mystletainn)
-[X] 1 Write-in: Makrura may be mind-numbingly delicious but you have greater ambitions for them. Farming them simply for food may not be entirely viable in the long run. Once they’re at the age to breed, they’ll be strong enough to rebel. Even the most zealous of slaves would fight against being raised for sustenance. No, you needed a more <i>transcendent</i> loyalty. The Makrura and the Murloc are fundamentally different races, with different strengths and weaknesses. The armoured strength of their carapace would be a great aegis for your people, if they were willing to fight for you. Now you have one such an opportunity. To raise them, to <i>nurture</i> them. Show them kindness, teach them your language, and eventually they will be willing to throw themselves at your enemies. You need to create your Makrura raising program upon these ideals. Gather your followers and tell them what needs to be done.: (Delcer)
-[X] 6 Write-in: Makrura may be mind-numbingly delicious but you have greater ambitions for them. Farming them simply for food may not be entirely viable in the long run. Once they’re at the age to breed, they’ll be strong enough to rebel. Even the most zealous of slaves would fight against being raised for sustenance. No, you needed a more transcendent loyalty. The Makrura and the Murloc are fundamentally different races, with different strengths and weaknesses. The armoured strength of their carapace would be a great aegis for your people, if they were willing to fight for you. Now you have one such an opportunity. To raise them, to nurture them. Show them kindness, teach them your language, and eventually they will be willing to throw themselves at your enemies. You need to create your Makrura raising program upon these ideals. Gather your followers and tell them what needs to be done.: (mishie, BFldyq, rcnr, Akritedes, Lazurman, Biigoh)
-[X] 3 You have seen how Winter demolished the few buildings you were able to raise, now you can build them to survive the next one. Reinforced walls and sturdy foundations will be key here, as well as sloping roofs to prevent the snows from crushing your homes from above.: (Akritedes, Walkir, Reklaw)