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If both your hands are full (like with a weapon and shield), put away one first so you have a free hand. Then use your free hand to grab their head. You should see more options then. You can't do it with other limbs, only hands.

Just imagine that scene.

Urist Adventurer walks into the town.
Urist Adventurer sees the temple, with minor blood from a fight, a laughing rhesus macaque, and the body of a priest floating in the temple pond below.
Urist Adventurer sees various drunks fighting rhesus macaques, and losing.
Urist Adventurer sees the Merchant Baroness being eaten by a horse with her face smashed in.
Urist Adventurer sees the civ leader throwing his spear to the ground and running away from the town, screaming.
Urist Adventurer sees the Mayor hiding in the inn which is under siege by named horses.
Urist Adventurer sees the guards running away screaming with various limbs missing or mangled.
Urist Adventurer loots the bodies, sells it all for money at the last alive shopkeeper (who is busy dueling a macaque), and retires in the next town where he becomes legendary for his tales of the siege of the capital by various wildlife.

Huh. I didn't know that.

I doubt leather has any nutritional value, so all of your dwarves will probably munch on leather and do absolutely nothing to stave off starvation.

I had an early fascination with flight, space travel and the like. I always worked jetpacks into my imagination sometime. So when it came time to register my first identity on the internets, I remembered back to my old childhood days of pretending to fly around the house... and became Jetman! After an old game I used to play, as well as the other old game Jetpac.

It turns out that was taken on the site I tried to register on, so I added numbers. 123 was the easiest sequence. And I've been using it ever since. ^_^

You have to love the hidden depth of DF, how individuals do things according to past experience. It's very nice.

Sorry, didn't know there was another topic.

And there are specialized haulers because I don't know about you, but it's _really_ annoying to me to have to have five dedicated haulers doing NOTHING BUT HAULING just to keep the economy running when they could actually be doing something useful. Why not have dwarves you don't control and don't need to worry about do the job?

Only the soldiers are the skilled nutjobs, and only once they fight for a while. The newbies are quite sane, although prone to going insane if they don't dine right. Dwarves are straaaaange creatures.