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I could be remembering wrong, but I thought you could select the bin then select an item inside it, it would select the rest of the items and deselect the bin and the single item. You could then reselect the one item.

So I just ran into an "Oh shit" situation, taking a break and thinking about saying goodbye to my character. Here we go:



I have some scrolls of teleportation, so I suppose I could get away for a bit if I'm lucky. Unfortunately, the level below had a second ogre and the named mummy guy who was kicking my arse. I might try diving another level. Taking a break from that char and playing an enchanter for a bit.

I just started playing, this is the most enjoyable roguelike I've played so far and is very accessible compared to the others I've played. I keep dying to silly things like poison though, but I'm having !!fun!!

I tend to make large circular (as round as they can get) rooms connected by hallways with smaller circles around the large ones.

In fortresses with a lot of things to mine, I'll dig out veins and then square off the area the vein took up. This method looks fairly organic with a lot of different sized rooms that are unaligned with each other.

The only fortress I had that became the mountainhome. It ended when I experimented with dropping a bronze collosus (still caged) off my death tower. It survived the fall through several layers of my fort, had the cage broken open, and proceded to destroy my unorganized inner defenses.

That was fantastic, with excellent references to the dwarf fortress world that sometimes is missing in other stories.

I wonder if the RNG would give us hopping vampires with paper slip headgear.

I always thought they were more like zombies, but I guess I hadn't looked into it before

I was guessing you mean these guys

I for one like the uncertainty of the etymology of Nosferatu.

As for the bodily fluids as alternatives to blood, I could only really see it if the fluids were found in good quantities in the victims. Seeing as how most other fluids in a humanoid body would be found in a fairly small amount, I don't think their main sustenance should come from it. However, a vampire considering something like tears or spinal fluid etc as a delicacy would be perfectly fine.