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Prolly not.

Yeah, not sure how it would help at this point.

Worth a shot.

You figure out in addition to being summoned, it also just got stoneskin, haste, and a spell that grants spell resistance cast onto it

I really hope we're getting more XP from this guy.

Sauce: http://www.dandwiki.com/wiki/SRD:Damage_Reduction

DR does not stack. Yay.

Unless the source specifically states otherwise. A few do, but neither is a kython or stoneskin.

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Initiative: 16

Would Knowledge (arcana) help any?

IT'S LIME. NO...PISTACHIO. NO. WASABI? YEAH, WASABI. JUMP IN AFTER BLAD MAID, BRANDISHING A MEDKIT AND MY HAMMERSPACE BAG. PATCH UP GWG ON THE WAY DOWN. AVOID PUSHING BLADE MAID INTO THE WASABI GOO.

If I notice this despite the indigestion, thank Greenstar. Try not to incinerate him.

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This should cost much more than a little time and some thread

Believe it or not, I wrote half my original post before I saw it was "through surgery" which I was like "What?"

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You really should have gone back and fixed it.

Though I thought I made it clear that I was against the idea in terms that it doesn't make sense for the DF setting and not because of some quasi Dwarf Fortress philosophy of difficulty that people use as an excuse to exclude any fantastical element that DAARES even come close to clashing with what is already in the game.

Both are true enough.

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That makes one of us

The Bronze collosus already has quick healing. Meaning that it smoothes out bumps, fixes cracks, and glues gashes.
It having regenerative ability that allows it to reattach limbs seems related.

I don't see the connection. One has to do with the BC's motive ability, in my Bronze Colossus Schema. Sure, according to my BCS if a BC could somehow melt the stump and the end of its arm, it might be able to attach it, but otherwise, not really.

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we don't really know what creatures will even have regeneration

There are really two kinds of regeneration to care about. Fast and Slow regeneration.

...Yes, there are?

So you that means that everything that is not enought realistic for you is a bullshit.

No, it means that bullshit is bullshit.

Yes toady made very realistic game. And also  he made it unrealistic with magic etc. There if evil fog that appears from nowhere, but there can't be evil fog from roting renmains of hundreds of killed creatures.

It comes from the Evil infused in the land. Not every corpse has the same Evil in it.

There is realistic geology that ends in the Hell with the demons down there.

That's what I term an "acceptable break from reality." There needs to be some unrealistic stuff there, to keep the demons in. (I also go with the theory that putting Hell
is an abstraction for interdimensional travel.)

May be the point is in 50/50 propotion of realism and realism?

No. Realism where possible, fantasy where not. Also, you used "realism" twice, which means that it would be 2/2 realism.

You've meationed the fantasy literature.As I remember, to place some weird evil stuff in graveyards, especially massive, huge gaveyards is the common stereotype for literature like this.

Yes, a cursed or otherwise special graveyard might have effects similar to evil biomes. No, a single dead rat rotting underground does not count.

You cant recycle thread from a worn item like that.  Worn thread has broken bast fibers, which arent strong. The best you could recycle worn threads into is rag paper, or compost.

Depending on the item in question, you might also be able to turn the worn-out item into another item--a worn-out shirt might be salvageable into a pair of pants, or a mitten missing its thumb into a sock. Naturally, these would be lower quality than the item normally would be.

1) actually, yes. Good quality charcoal is hard, and shiny, with no remaining woody smells.  Poor quality charcoals produce soots and dont burn nearly as cleanly as good quality charcoals.

Interesting. How does this translate into better forging conditions?

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I am pretty sure that never actually answered the point I'd brought up...

I think it's reasonable to have a skilled wood burner to produce more charcoal, but not higher quality charcoal. Quality in DF is reserved for finished goods, not raw materials, and I think this is a good system. Otherwise it would complicate the value calculation of finished goods, building, and other products, with little gain.

Agreed. Of course, we'd need ways to turn partial bars of charcoal into full bars, but it could work.

A job in the soul-boosting radiation tunnels? Perfect. Slow uplifting, in proportion to work done.

Manarack miners? Even better idea!

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How long has it been since exolyx posted in this thread?

Around 4 days.

It shows.

The reason I ask is, another game I participated in died due to off-topic discussion growing too insane. I wondered if the same could be the case here.