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Planned. Try expanding on some specific stuff, after reading the...whichever page it is that lists development goals.

You could mod dwarven ethics to allow butchering sentiments. Then you can make roasts, armor, ammo, etc, out of anything other than dwarves and non-butchered livestock. And rocks.

Try to find dwarves with rotted/injured eyes. Set up a training area. Have them fling big rocks at a wall for a few years. Put them behind double-thick fortifications and fire ballistae into the goblin ranks. Have backups for if the primary needs to eat or recover from legendary bowgoblins.

An animal that creates more milk than needed to feed its own offspring would need to be artificially bred--otherwise it's a waste of resources. Thus, only domestic animals should be milkable for any amount of milk worth noting. Non-milk products using the same system as milking (e.g. "milking" poison from snakes or giant spiders) would be a different story, however.

You know what else bugs me? The text for the game is always English! The game should randomly generate which language the interface is in!
And you know another great thing about this suggestion? It would turn the whole namng system of "Urist McDwarf" into an anachronism! It's almost as good as if we were forced to trade with elves instead of killing them!

In case you can't tell, that was sarcasm. Seriously, some things can remain constant between worlds.

I have no eathly idea how I would do that. Just making most stone undiggable required changing the "normal" raws. I suppose that I could make a few files with just the special civs, creatures, etc...

Testing suggests that anyone adjacent to an ogre mage when it heals will have a higher chance of not dying from previously-inflicted injuries. I suppose that that'll do. I'll just check some stuff and ship out the mod.

Heh, new bug. My hunter/head warrior's hunting jaguar got targeted during the healer's typical sweeps, but didn't turn back into a jaguar. Said jaguar was old enough to qualify as an adult ogre--only six months, 26 days younger than his owner, in fact. Sadly, it is impossible to assign the hunting ogre any labors or put him into the military. Hilariously, his only relation was to the female jaguar.
...Actually, he turned back to a jaguar next time everyone got healed. Sad. Next time a domestic critter gets stuck, I'm assigning it a couple labors to see what happens.