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Crundles, crundles, everywhere. My dwarves are up to their beards in *crundle (body part) roasts*, my bone carvers are working night and day on *crundle bone bolts*, and my dominatrix leather daddy leatherworkers are turning out *crundle leather helms* as fast as my baroness can mandate them. And still, the crundles arrive, horde upon horde, as if the entirety of Craftgates were inundated in crundlenip.

So naturally I'm contemplating methods of exploiting this new resource.
- "crundle bombs", cages packed with crundles placed where building-destroyers can find and unleash them.
- "crundle lunchboxes", cages of crundles tucked away in my dwarves' bolt-holes to provide emergency rations.

Also, beginning to plan out a road and a royal keep so that Craftgates can become a mountainhome.

Quote from: Bathunter on April 11, 2011, 02:08:01 pm

Why would you want to cover the soil? Just put doors on all the entrances to rooms so trees don't trap people inside their rooms and workshops, and you have easy access to wood and plant.

Trees+Hallways= -_-

Regular woodcutting, plant gathering, and traffic should keep that down.

Locked four cats (1 male, 3 female) in a 1x1 square (inspired by somebody earlier in this or another thread). Let's see how fast they breed. If I get over a hundred, I'll dig a hole in the ceiling and drop my prisoners in to be mauled by dozens of cats. What a humiliating way to die.

EDIT: Oh God, The cats are killing each other.

Animals don't need to be able to touch to breed, and being crowded will cause them to fight. Lock each one in its own 1x1 square and remove the kittens to a cage as soon as they happen.

It also affects butchering returns. Fat animals produce more fat, muscular animals produce more meat, and enormous/gigantic animals produce more everything.

Starved animals can't be butchered.

Anything that needs more to eat than a cow has issues with eating enough to stay alive, even in a full grassy pasture.

I don't have the screencaps or even a name to go on, but at some point I had a hoary marmot god of "war, fortresses, and wealth" in one of my civs.

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One of my current civs has a deity I'm rather fond of for no particular reason. Not very strange or even malicious, I just like this for some reason:

"Dubmith was a deity in the myths of The Adventurous Kingdom (human). Dubmith was depicted as a female cardinal and was associated with the wind and hospitality."

This is a sketch of Dubmith, a deity of the wind and hospitality, in the form of a female cardinal on sketchbook paper in graphite pencil by The Proxian. Dubmith is flying. Dubmith is glowing.

There's also the possibility of a glitch involving the Magma Sea, the HFS, or both.