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I once tried to make a fort based on conservation.
The idea would be to minimize the impact on the surface buy having everything underground.
Other goals were to not kill animals if needed too, and no cutting trees.

The overal plan was to make elves more dwarven by keeping them from fondling the trees.

When I showed up in the misty pine forest on the coast, I ran into a lot of problems with getting elves in while keeping dwarves out.

Five year plan?

This little red won’t need to plan past 5 minutes now.

The kea scavenges the remains of the squashed spider, then steals the book.

I am a big fan of analyzing the implications of what I’m doing to my dwarfs. Along with seeing what kind of culture they have based on stuff like food.
I also like to have interesting designs to taverns, noble rooms, and so on.

Like one fort apparently drank a lot of sake, liked raw mussels, and liked dogs. They lived next to an atom and a waterfall in the middle of a jungle.
They liked dogs so much as to construct a giant statue of a dog made entirely out of dog soap.

The thing I would think is that Red-Wing black birds are extremely territorial in order to defend their nests. It would be more difficult to program a seasonal behavior.

Name the cat "Kilo"

I wish I found out about this earlier, I would've suggested one based on my most favorite Elder Scrolls PC concept ever.

Stan Stabby Stick of the Clan of McStickStab Son of Stu Stick Stabber the Spear Swinger.

I found out you could use spears in Morrowind, so I made a character solely based on using spears.

I just assigned meeting a area on a bridge after disallowing visitors. I now have a lot of statues of people getting crushed by bridges.

You can also use the same principle as a way to guard against megabeasts.