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Toady said once which mental attributes effect what, for memory it was:
Animal care, herbalism, diagnose, appraisal, record keeping, knowledge acquisition


None of them is avaible in adventure mode.
http://www.bay12forums.com/smf/index.php?topic=60554.msg1413312#msg1413312
You can see the post there.

Once world gen starts, all populations will stop making wars, fights, plundering, and they even stop breeding and getting older (Yes that child is 30 years old).
So after several year playing, all dwarves and humans are doomed to die of old age.
And all goblins and elves you kill, will never get a replacement.
Which isn't really a shame anyway.

You melt in the (magma) rain.

Also, the magma drains of the edges, it would take VERY long and eat your fps.

Can you assign him jobs and the like, like your normal dark elves?

If so, make him your main noble.
Since he is an gremlin he/she likes to pull levers.

Well, I had once some fun with modding.
And then striped every body part from a yeti.
He was then arranged on a nice 7*7 flatland.
That MUST have been a painful death, slowly loosing all toes, fingers, legs, ears, the nose, the teeth, the arms, and legs.
And then his head.

The cages were made of copper (bought at embark), the mechanics for the cage traps were made by the stones I found everywhere.

Quote from: Djohaal on August 22, 2010, 05:54:48 pm

Quote from: darkflagrance on August 21, 2010, 07:33:12 pm

I haven't encountered a GCS in 31.0x, but in 40d, they needed to be able to path to their target before they'd fire. This was generally accomplished with a pet-impassable door. In your diagram, the pet-impassable door would replace a fortification.

I know the pet-impassable door made GCS farms of this type work in 40d, so you can try them in 31.0x.

Is the web throwing rule the same for dragonfire or imp firebreath? If so then in theory the dragonfire pillbox should work :p

Maybe it's the same as with dorfs. If a beast decides to jump away as evasion of incoming attack, it can end up in a trap, or it can be pushed/bounced etc. Might work with dragon in fortification cage spitting fire at FBs standing over traps too?

I can test that now, if you want.

For now, the results of my tests are:
1:Dragonfire/fiends of flame remove/melt cage traps and according cages.
2:Dragons are a good defense against HFS, when your dwarves are not standing in their way. Mine did.
3:Even dragons are not invulnerable to poisonous blood.
4:Not caught demons due to disappearing of the cage traps.

Happy goblins bring food and bolts.