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Thanks again Toady.

You could make it so you can't cast into them. Magic blind spots which a skilled opponent could use against you, but they would be too powerful most likely.

I heard there was a job available to a fool. See above for my resume.

You're able to do this with 3rd party tools. I don't see the need for it to happen in vanilla simply because some newb will do it then get frustrated about the lack of space and resources. Anyone who actually wants to do this can already.

Just because you can already do it with 3rd party tools doesn't mean it shouldn't be possible in vanilla, and as said it has some bugs. Any newb is likely to only make the mistake once; There could even be a popup, like the aquifer one, warning about tiny sites and the lack of space.

I'd like this in the game. 1x1 forts provide an interesting challenge.

I remember, but can't find where, Toady mentioning the limit was because of some underground feature.

Ellison read a nice audio book version too and did the voice of AM in the game.

Other things that could increase the chance:

• Being unable to see (if blinded, in the dark, and light blindness too if it gets added)
• Numb/blistered/swollen/impaired/necrotic/paralysed/otherwise injured stance parts
• Extreme age (both young and old)

All this makes me wonder if human traders ever bump their heads on their way through dwarven doors.

I like the idea of unifying it all under stumbling, but there could be more flavour (falling off chairs, out of bed, banging head etc).