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Oh before I forget, if you want to deal with this with justice/interrogation way, It's a good idea to have your captain wear decent armor and be competent in combat. I have seen them resist arrest once and had to assign a new captain because old one was in the hospital and funny enough the criminal was still going on with the plot ( Even though I discovered it before the theft )

It lets me interrogate more and gives me another chance to figure out the organisation chain. I'm planning to build a dwarven adventurer hitsquad later and I need more names.

I mean, it's an artifact and all but I really don't understand why people are sending men after men to grab a giant spider silk thong.

Disregard this... I'm an idiot. Didn't realize popcap applied to ALL SITES ON THE WORLD.

Proud owner of a world where every available site on the world has a population of ( goblins,elves,dwarves,humans ) 40

The guests that join to perform a function, dance, sing, scholar, or soldier, accept. Those monster slayers, have been doing nice cellar cleanup. I've updated their gear. Bluejay Man Axe, has been stacking up kills with his new small bluejay man steel gear.

At the risk of making my tavern brawls more deadly to my dwarves than visitors ( Every dwarf trains one month per year and armed to the teeth, berserking dwarves are !fun! ), how do you upgrade the gear of monster slayers ?

Well you should be able to play dwarves in that civilization, Can you upload the save to the mantis bug tracker? It sounds like the save is bugged.

Too many problems with it, world genned in 47.03, messed with scripts while playing around artifact recovery, even though I was VERY careful not to save afterwards there's a good chance it's messed due to 3rd party stuff. Doubt there's useful information for Toady there. Tried recreating the world from export image in the new version ( 60 years down the drain, was testing if I could domesticate animals for civilization, Expert giant vulture tamers on one fort... soo many scattered caravans). There was also the time when my winding path for the depot was cool but started causing dwarven caravan colliding with human caravans.

On a side note, when I recreated the world in the new version just now, if I wait until my original worldgen date, mountainhome gets taken over by goblins so there might be another issue. Although, I can create adventurers from the nation if they survive. Never got barons or hillocks on that save in any fort despite fortress wealth and success. A retired fort gets a baron, immediately moves to original mountainhome, same with queen, soon as I retire, queen packs up and goes back to the original fort.

I checked the recreated world if I gen 5 years less, mountainhome survives. I won't mind even if it gets taken over to be honest. Plan is to do adventurer/fort sessions to build up a mere 1 fort civilization.

Saved it aside in case I'm interested in playing from that existing save. There's weird and !!fun!! stuff there. Mayor of mountainhomes is a necromancer, along with captain of the guard. Both are notorious serial daters and they had a brief affair. They even act like a villianous entity, going around stealing crap and plotting. Also, forgot to butcher the caged dragon in one fort before retiring, half the fortress melts when I try to unretire that fort. There is a dark goblin pit nearby, when raided and prisoners released, results in 200 merchant visitors who don't seem to want to leave.

I do family planning via messing with the ini files. Pop cap + X  Baby cap X/10  per year. By the time fort's 12 years old , when new ones are born, old ones start working. When started with the default cap, I had 50 children in fort for 12 years or so...

I've been doing something similar with my vampire, and I stuck a tantruming necromancer there but I never even though of setting someone as a tavern keeper with alcohol. I'm going to have to try this to have them force alcohol on each other.

So long as you have a chest with goblets, anyone you can assign a tavernkeeper should work. I think Kruggsmash's necro baron's personal tavern keep is an intelligent undead. I know for sure vampires don't breathe so I don't think they can die to alcohol poisoning. Don't know about the necromancers though.