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Where as Alt-moving to the lower level till is kinda like lowering yourself into the water when it comes to rivers, however if it's a murky pit even alt moving to get out doesn't work.

For dwarves I just ended up making a City Dwarf civ that likes Marshes/wetlands/swamps... I imagine they have Bayou accents in dwarven.  But you can buy armor that fits you!

I feel rather odd in this topic,  I don't think the "More fodder for the Slaughter" is exciting to me...   I'm glad the options there, but I prefer the less... murderous... roles ...   
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Don't Feed me to the Elves....

Definately the  Interior city quests, though hopeful for civs reappearing (Dwarf/Elf/Gob respectively) And though I doubt it'll be in any release soon, the ability to embark on ruined settlements again,  (If the new cities also makes the game render the city ruins as well)

Unless it changed, I thought  Stone-stone Large pots also needed to be Glazed to hold liquids


Stoneware being made from Fireclay (doesn't need to be glazed)
Earthenware from Clay (Must be glazed to hold liquids)
And Porcelain from Kaolinite (Does not need to be Glazed)

I'd go with bug on this, but I look at this bug in a positive light,  Since they're not technically razed/ruins/Wilderness you can retire your adventurer, instead of starving like you'd expect.


Just think, if you survive your first couple quests without hirelings (do peasants still join you once you're known enough?)  You can take over one of the empty fortresses,  I mean I haven't tested to see if  items get scattered if you leave em in one of those places or not. 


main point of my post is the "hey I can retire in an empty fortress/town! I can make a town of adventurers!"

So I'm reading here,  gobs still come arm to the teeth with goblinite??  Am I the only one who justifies it with "Well, they are raiders, thieves, siegers, ambusher and tons of other things.   They take over good iron sites after scouting out the area and screwing the people there.  Even if they don't do that they still raid a lot and can scrounge up all the iron and metal goodies to melt down and make their own!."

Granted as said elsewhere since I have trouble with the military system still I turn off invaders in the init.

I personally do a rather undwarfy (undwarvenly?) thing to avoid ambushes...
I just turn off "Invaders" in the init option, I play for the build/architech/sim aspect, not so much the war content.  Also I use the finder now and check for metals,  my dwarf civ some how has no access to iron but can still make steel objects, oh and pig iron... O.o  vanilla style too.