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Forum Games and Roleplaying / Re: The Bay12 Space program - Open discussion
« on: September 19, 2012, 06:15:36 am »
Makes sense. I've heard of the same thing happening to elephants.
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A climber tag would be nice. Elves and humans could climb trees, cliffs, and rough walls. Subterranean creatures could climb cave walls. And for some places in elf cities, rope ladders could be used. Dwarves would be unable to access most elven trees. Not that they'd want to anyway.I think a tag for spiders, geckos, etc, and a tag for creatures completely unable to climb would make more sense.
I was building over a watery cavern. Then a spidery forgotten beast showed up, and crawled onto a walkway.Wait, spiders have skulls?
...Then one of my dwarves, the Mayor no less, came charging in, became enraged, and wrestled the Spider off the walkway. The both fell down into the water. As He drowned to death, He punched it in the head until He broke its skull.
It just laid paralysed down there until one day i accidentally shot it with an archer.
You are welcome.I'd compare it to taking a butterknife to a tank.Thank you for the more apt example (not sarcastic)
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Wax furniture.
Bee armor.
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