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For the record, twisting and pulling out things does cause both bleeding and pain. The most obvious example of this is when you survive a bow shot and yank the thing out of your face.

First thing I did when temperature was first implemented was kill a zombie and put the corpse in a fire. I waited till it caught on fire then preceded to beat people to death with a flaming corpse till my hands burned.

I think recovery varies with toughness. Normally broken bones takes a year or so to heal for me, but recently I had a legendary miner break a hand (Ultra Tough, I think) and recover in a season or so.

Host doesn't alow linking, can't see the pics.

However, I know it does get down to freezing tempatures at night in many desert locations, so I guess a snowstorm isn't totally out of the question.

He managed to put it together, but it turned out rather boring. No images, just used 2 glass 1 tin bar. Got my hopes up that it'd be more interesting considering his recent maiming.

And now I have a pretty much worthless blind legendary. He conks out every 10 steps or so.

I'd keep it regardless, never know if a metalsmith is going to hit a fey mood and want a old fashioned smelter.

Problem isn't really dwarves dying when sparring, it's getting wounds that never heal. Organ wounds will remain, even if they're just a light gray wound, forever. The dwarf will go about his business unless he's a soldier, in which case he will never spar again.

I usually kit them out in full bronze plate and bronze weapons that are made as my weapon and armor smiths grind their way up. Anyone who suffers a organ wound is switched over to marksdwarf as it won't hinder their progress.

I've seen red limbs heal, just not organs. Takes a good 5-10 years.