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All this talk about engame shenanigans remind me of museum I, where somehow through the game mechanics all the past adventurers ended up squating the same house, and they started fighting as soon as anyone got near. At some point it did turn into a massive fight were all of them ended up tearing eachother to bits. It was not really an end-fight, more something that happened half-way the museum game, but epic nonetheless. It could be fun to see all the current characters have a go at eachother, controlled by AI. 

As for this suggestion, and the previous ones. I'm not qualified enough with DFhack to get any of those organised, but I have my popcorn ready in case someone does.   

It is indeed, Congrats!

That was from the original museum when Kesperan got twice husked. Did anyone at all get husked in the current game? It seems it is a rare syndrome in our current world, but it happened all the time in the first museum game.
I think the area around Homesafe the shrine of guarding is cursed like that, but I know of no other regions? We do of course have all the contagious undead syndromes to compensate for the lack of husking clouds.

All is well, I got a bit distracted with other hobbies over the last month

Anyhow, The turn list has been updated, but I have not read all the latest stories yet. I'll try to catch up. 

First, thanks for trying to do something for the community, that's appreciated.

As you can see many people rather have their fortress raided by giant keas than visit X.
Not your fault though, that is entirely on Musk.

So the last of the dwarven houses was resurrected. Sounds like you had an interesting turn 

I have labelled Palacework on the map, it is in the crowded area near the lost fortress of Warshrieks.

This is the latest graph:



Most pops are not doing much worse than at other points in history.
Dwarves had their all time high in 1042, with 1137 dwarves. The lowest they've been is 524 shortly after the game started in 700.
Of course there is no easy way of telling how many of those dwarves are werecats, vampires or thralls.

Anarchocapitalists are just open about being disgusting pieces of shit who want to be able to enslave and abuse others freely.

I have to admit I first misread that as Arachnacapitalism, and was wondering what spiders had to do with capitalism. I'm sure there are options for a bad movie plot in there somewhere.