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I searched, but found few answers to my questions, and sorry if I missed something obvious.

After 6 years without a single bed ridden dwarf, I get a broken spine. How, I have no idea whatsoever

What can I do with him? If I let him rest, will eh EVER heal? From what I understand, no.

So is there a way to kill him? I would prefer to drop him into a pit, since it is very quick. Can I do this? How can I put him somewhere? Can I make him move? Is there anyway to get rid of hm besides a "heal" tool or something?

Thank you in advance.

If you want, you can remove the [TRAPIMMUNE] tag under the kobold creature file.

To designate a fishing zone, you have to put the zone on the walkway next to the water, right?

How big of an area would I need to have, filled with water and separated from a river by a floodgate, to have turtles spawn? I have fished the rivers dry and want a way to get fish, within the safety of my fortress.

Will a floodgate cause the turtles to not spawn?

Mainly I want to know if a floodgate would stop turtles from spawning in an indoor lake.

[ January 08, 2008: Message edited by: Slappy Moose ]

It must just be horrible luck.

Two things: What was your wealth? As long as you think it sounds reasonable 9above 10,000 or something) you should get more than 2 immigrants, at least SOME every year.

If you really want immigrants, you can add    [ACTIVE_SEASON:SPRING]
   [ACTIVE_SEASON:SUMMER]
   [ACTIVE_SEASON:WINTER]

to the dwarfs in entity_default.

I think there was another way to encourage immigrants, but I forget (damnit!).

1. No, it will only stun you. Or it might bruise you a bit.
2. I don't think so, and it has been supposedly proven that it does not (sadly).
3. No, they need to be linked to a pressure plate or lever.
4. No, they delay by a long friggin time (between 3 and 6 seconds).
5. It is a setting when you build the pressure plate (dwarf activated: yes/no) but I think merchants will activate it when it is their size/weight setup.

What you could do is drop thee into a spiked pit, then repeatedly pull the spike lever to skewer them over and over. That's what I do.

quote:

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Originally posted by Untelligent:
<STRONG>Don't worry, failed demands result in nothing more than an unhappy thought for the noble that issued it. It's a rather small unhappy thought, too.</STRONG>

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Wrong. Half of your fort will be beaten into a crippled state, or just killed.

Thanks, I'll try to find that.

If anybody knows what the reaction is, please tell me.