Primordial Evolution Game/Lastér

The greater Frowgman tribe Lastér. Through wisdom and forethought they created the government and infrastructure of the Northern Tundra. With the alliance of other Tundra tribes such as the Ta’mirel and the Onolkeshan, they formalized the politics of the Enclave. Within there were conflicts between the traditionalist, those who wanted to keep their Lem allies, and the patriots, who thought the Frowg were better separated from their neighbors.

Technology

In an effort to find a way to apply their electric shocks at range, the Elders of the Laster order an order of researcher Frowgs formed to probe willing Lastér to discover exactly how their bioelectric ability works and how it can be replicated, or at the very least if the necessary components can be gathered from among the Lastér without causing permanent damage to the donor.

Onolkeshan doctors and scholars, with the urging of the Ta'mirel, participate with the Frowg, after much study, and a few surgical investigations on living and dead Frowg a breakthrough has occurred.

The Frowg cannot live without their electrical organs, but have repurposed the Lem Cannon into a weapon capable of firing long wires made by the Onolkeshan. This allows the Frowg to shock enemies from afar. Made of frilla bark and metal it is supremely conductive, and heavy. Each shot is fired by a ring pull, and then it remains an effective clubbing weapon with its hardened spike like blade and rugged body.

The Lastér get back to their roots and do some research regarding their old friend the ...fireflouz or whatever. They begin to farm them for their chemicals to have fire on the go without needing to carry the creature around as they used to. They are very careful to keep the ignition chemicals separate during extraction. Farms are a horrible horrible idea, one false flamecough and an explosion like none has ever seen before. Though extraction seems simple enough.

So we will be doing the 'find them in the wild and take fluids and release bit'.

People can still keep their personal flamethrowers but having more than one around is bad news it seems. Cultture and Belief System

History and Legends

The Founding Laster was a great boon for the Frowgmen tribes.

One of the first topics brought to the new Council of elders is the Nad'lun. They are generally receptive of them, but in order to get around linguistic barriers they have elected that the Nad'lun be taught their written language, which would enable them to communicate not only with the Lastér but with the Ta'Mirel as well. They also send representatives to discover the secrets to farming if the Nad'lun are willing to share it. They successfully impart the knowledge on how to read and write to the Nad'Lun, but the Nad'Lun treat it more as a trade language than one to advance culture with.

The Lastér spend great effort working on their roads, and use of the Ramel as livestock and beasts of burden to travel between the two locations.

The Lastér begin to use the coin as a base for trade, integrating it into the current barter system to assist with the moving of goods. The Laster discovered Coinage! Skilled artisans now churn out stone and metal coins, on one side is the crude picture of the Great Hall, while on the other a slightly better Fwill's Axe.

The council decide that a main city, a huge feat of architecture, would be a good step in unifying the tribes of the Enclave. This project became known as The First City, even if it wasn't the first city of the Continent.

In any case, in an effort to find a way to apply their electric shocks at range, the elders order an order of researcher Frowgs formed to probe willing Lastér to discover exactly how their bioelectric ability works and how it can be replicated, or at the very least if the necessary components can be gathered from among the Lastér without causing permanent damage to the donor.

During the The Vyrii Invasion the Laster maintained the infrastructure of the Enclave tribes.