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Since I prefer to have flavor in my food/drinks(despite being in the South), I tend to drink soda instead of, say, water. It's not a problem currently, considering I'm still in adolescence and in good physical condition, but I want to kick the habit before it becomes detrimental. I don't like drinking milk because of the terrible afterbreath it causes, and I'm looking for viable alternatives to the mindless drinking of soda. I was thinking possibly tea, but tea tends to be very strong, and I'm looking for a flavorful but not powerful drink.
Any ideas, Bay12?

So, I'm building a fort on a peninsula, and for some unexplained phenomenon, the mason keeps teleporting on top of the buildings, even without any ramps or stuff that could bring him there. I doubt the cave swallows I own are doing it. Any clues?

Pygmy kobolds adds kobolds that are the size of rabbits.

Industrious Pygmies
Pygmy kobolds produce weapons at a nest box, which you can sell to the next caravan as a trade good.

Cute Pets
Pygmy kobolds live in the cavern layers 1 through 3. They are quite rare, but it's worth it. Their pet value is 150, making them a good pet to sell to the caravans.

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Look closely. . .

"The Gulf of Queens".
It's an inland. . . OCEAN?!
Somebody explain this madness please.

Not sure if other suggestion threads have been posted by this(As I haven't found any), but I'd like to rig furniture(Like beds, statues, and such) to act as either traps or secret passages. What may seem like a perfectly normal obsidian statue turns out to be a secret passage to a night creature's lair. A kobold thief goes to admire a pure gold statue, only to get sliced into tiny kobold bits by serrated discs in the statue's base.
Sounds good?

We all know that cave spiders:
1.can be tamed
2.Can be caged
3.Cannot be released from a cage.
HOWEVER. . .
You can pit them.
I'm going to mass-capture cave spiders, tame them, and release them in a massive enclosed space. Since they are tame, they are dwarf-friendly.
Any thoughts?

I've found a volcano which begins at the magma sea.
I can see all the way down. That also includes the caverns.
I was thinking, "Why do I see a reacher? I haven't even breached the caverns yet!"
Well, the volcano goes through the cavern. Apparently, the side broke, causing magma to flow out, leaving the rest of the damn volcano empty.

  I know it's a really long title, but I just had a spark of brilliance.
  My Draconian race happens to be amphibious. If I can create an airlock(Two doors, one space apart, with a screw pump draining all water that goes into said one space)
Graphical Representation:
  The draconian will open the door, close it(water residue is sucked up) and enter the fort. The whole area around the fort will be an artificial lake(Fueled by an actual lake) with a 3-tile-wide tunnel underneath for trade caravans. Said tunnel's entrance will be sealed by a bridge.
  Since there's water all around(And Draconians aren't alcohol dependent, they can drink water from an de-pressurized cistern well. The only main concern is the perfect place. I need a completely flat, little-to-no tree area with a lake nearby.
  If I can get stonesense to work, I'll show an outside view of my fort.