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he was a legendary hammer guy too. with a silver hammer.

with a silver hammer.

silver hammer.

Well, aside from the wrestling fish part, there's your problem...

Quote from: IamanElfCollaborator on January 04, 2012, 10:28:14 am

Poltergeists.

Urist McDwarf cancels watching TV. Interrupted by contact with the afterlife.

Theyyyy're heeeeere...

On-topic, +1 for the OP's suggestions, so long as it's moddable (probably work via interactions or something).

Dragons will respawn infinitely at dragon roosts and you will encounter an infinite number of dragons randomly. The fact that you couldn't absorb its soul is a bug; it's a coincidence that it came up just then.

I thought it was intentional that you can't get souls off Dragons from roosts you've already dealt with? Or was i misinformed?

Wow, the badgers didn't do jack to the migrants, in fact they actually scurried away, only having a brief altercation with one of the migrant Llamas.

CRISIS AVERTED.

I did an IQ test, and got 100%!

In seriousness, IQ tests aren't hard-and-fast measurements of someone's intelligence. You could get a high score and still be an idiot about alotta things.

...You made it rain blood?

A few miscellaneous interface checks, and then back to the regional material emissions... and I still didn't manage to polish it off. Some changes are needed. For instance, I initially thought it would be enough to make the regions that rain blood draw from the civilized races, but then we ended up with regions that rain rodent man blood, which isn't as good as raining human or dwarven blood. Of course, you might prefer raining "blood", but we don't have generic blood anymore and I don't think it's proper to add it now that we've got real alternatives, though perhaps a slurry of some kind would be appropriate later. It didn't even work out right with the rodent man blood -- the indexing was screwed up, and we ended up with "a dusting of rodent man skin"... dandruff snow. Less Slayer and more Breakfast Club than we wanted, but at least I sorted that part out.

There's a bug i noticed that'll probably get fixed soon, so make use of it now. I've only seen it done on floors (constructed and the tops of walls should count) so far, so further !!SCIENCE!! is needed. The floors were wooden, too .

>Embark on an area that's temperate but still cold enough that water freezes every now and then
>Designate frozen water to be smoothed or engraved, but make sure that no-one actually smooths them yet (or if you DO smooth them because you want to engrave them, don't actually engrave them yet.
>Wait for water to thaw, then construct floors over the water.
>Enable engraving labor for Dwarf/Dwarves.
>Floors should get smoothed/engraved.

I only encountered it once, and it was sometime last year, so don't take these steps as gospel.