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Twilight is finally over!

Neat.
Can my dwarf be given a room with the slabs of all previous GreatWyrms in it?

Quote from: misko27 on October 07, 2012, 01:04:16 pm

Quote from: Graknorke on October 07, 2012, 12:59:20 pm

Quote from: misko27 on October 07, 2012, 12:53:02 pm

LEAD TABBLEGIAN REVOLT.

WHO ARE YOU REVOLTING AGAINST? THE ONLY NATIONS LEFT ARE THE TABLE TOWN OF HELL (WHICH YOU ARE A PART OF), AND THE TRAIN GOVERNMENT.

THE FIENDISH GREATWYRM.

THEN I SHALL ALSO LEND MY RESOURCES TO THE OVERTHROW OF THIS FLAGRANT DISREGARD OF TABLE RIGHTS.

THE TABLEGIANS ARE JUST BEING 2ND LAW COMPLIANT.

So that's where my StNPO post went...

Quote from: MrWillsauce on October 07, 2012, 11:06:47 am

For people who really want to build a fort on Undead Tentacle Island, they should be able to disregard the journey altogether, otherwise it would probably make it impossible to get a team of dwarves to the site alive.

But perhaps that should actually be a "thing". It would be nice if you set up a fortress on a haunted island in the far northeast of a world when you've come from a civ in the arctic southwest, then actually be recognised for that triumph. It's not really very exciting if you can set fortresses up anywhere without concern for the length of the journey or the dangers that lie on it. It would also encourage you to build fortresses closer to your home civ, that way conventional empires would begin to take shape.
Basically, DF would go a bit "Oregon Trail on Steroids". I'd love that though, it'd be great. Imagine creating a Dwarven adventurer and becoming an expert tracker/mountain man, then you get hired by the king to lead an expedition into the far distant mountains across the jungles you know so well. You are tasked with setting up an outpost, and with time, your adventurer becomes an expedition leader of your greatest fortress. Seamless integration of adventure mode and fortress mode, as is planned in the future.

Sounds good.
It would allow better Migrant control, too.

In case of failure, flee to colonize the Moon.

Start preparations fr the Lunar colony NOW--It's better to build the bridge before you need it, and exporting solar energy via microwaves would let us further corner the energy market.

Sabotage Russian reactors, Make them Explode. Then tell the world itwas too bad the russisns didn't have safety equipment.

Compare it to Chernobyl, the world will understand.

They charge another $100 to just repair the holes.
Jim begins work.
[2] You try to make more Model HR-9's but fail. [4] The HR-10 is successful, though. [2] You can't figure out how to mount it on a jeep, except by using duct tape and twine.
Chopper notes Sin and a large number of heroes in the burning city, which due to funky time things is still burning.
[5] The cutebolds steal $3,172 dollars in cash, three pounds of gold from a local Cash-For-Gold place, and around $600 in jewelry, as well as a few computers and someone's nose.