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Hah, Bauglir? More like BOGGLER. Get it, because HIS jokes are bad?

aaaaaaah.

I read that as BOOGER and thought we were devolving. I wasn't wrong.

Im confused about whats going on, but Kung Fu Kick a bandit to the groin!

((Yeah, sorry. If you look at the previous turn, that second Jongo was supposed to be Lork. You got dragged along because you wanted to order beer but the bartender wanted to kill bandits.))

     Rabble pulled everyone behind the hill, much to the disappointment of Orcus, though he still couldn’t see the bandits. They must either be hiding or in the pits.
     Jongo grabbed for himself five more men who had been hanging back, and Xaver rested and tended to his wounds. Lork looked about for Dave but couldn’t find him.
     Everyone was given hardtack and beer to prepare them for the battle, at which point Rabble delivered his speech. He scrapped bits of his prepared speech as he moved through, and kept the crowd in by promises of freedom. Barkamsted was the last refuge of tyranny in their barony, and driving off the bandits would give the people more control over their lives. And food.



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Do pushups to prepare for arena combat. ((I'm going we can train a little.))

Regardless of your position, the way you just exited this conversation is by promising to stereotype...

     Rabble mentally composed a speech, but he just couldn’t get the right closing line. His current plan was to end with “You may die, but if you live we have beer.” Inspiring to those who were confident they would live, at least. Bomrek walked nearby, following the apparent leader.
     Orcus began testing his hammer out on trees and the like, just to get a feel for the heft. He decided the weapon suited him well, but he wasn’t quite graceful with it. He missed a tree twice. Out of five attempts.
     Jongo sent the guards back and rushed to the rally point, sword at the ready.
     Eliza was calling for a definite plan when Xaver said the plan right now was to take back Barkamsted from the bandits. At the mention of bandits most of the men dispersed; it turned out the easiest way to clear the mob was to tell them they’d actually have to fight. Nonetheless, Xaver brought with him four men, and Eliza.
     Cortis dragged as many men as he could, but most seemed interested in helping Dave begin to build the palisade, which appeared to be his first task. Three men followed him though, including the barkeep, which brought a thirsty Jongo with.
     From atop the hill the group could see Barkamsted looked like a ghost town. Nobody was obviously moving. The clay pits would be on the other side of the village, merely a cluster of houses in a slightly swampy valley, and the villagers would be held there.

Find my loyal subjects.

'For the glory of the Holy Roman Empire!'

Pop cap 0, only the hard-coded waves allowed, all new dwarves are fortress born.

To do this do you leave the strict cap high, or set it to zero? I can't remember how you prevent immigrants but allow births.