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I want to know why he dissembled it?Probably smashed it.
You now have 200 adamantine clad badgers in the heart of your fortress.
We DO need a dining room.Why, what happened to the one I designated and put in a waterfall chute for?
The ringing of stone echoes through the cavern. The newly established stonecutters guild, lead by GreatWyrmGold...Wait, Stonecutters guild?
ATTN: Commander: "Inn of Drowning"
Some concerns have been raised in regard to the recently constructed water trap at your settlement. Informants will remain anonymous but many fortresses have been lost to such devices, which is why regulations were put in place by her majesty the Queen. We do not dispute the right of dwarves to build such devices, but the disregard for safety so common among our people can result in catastrophic failure. Such failures not only endanger the security of the fort, but can render entire systems of tunnels unusable.
As such, you may expect an inspector from the newly-commissioned Dwarvern Safety and Health Administration, DSHA, on the first of Granite. Although danger of flooding is the primary concern, his visit will occasion a General On-site Occupational Safety Inspection and Enhancement, or GOOSIE. Should any aspect of your settlement be found lacking, your DSHA inspector is hereby authorized to take command for up to one year. Upon the First of Granite of the following year, further safety notes will be provided to a replacement commander from your own settlement. Safety first, compliance is mandatory.
Baron Urist MacBewrokrat
Chief Administrating Officer, DSHA
Licensed Death-Trap Inspector
Member: Stonecutter's Guild
The ultra-mini contact area and penetration size is like getting an injection, but with the doctor jamming a vaccine through your arm, muscle and bone and all. You will have time to scream though. This is because of the mind-numbingly fast speed attached to it, a partial bug maybe as the game has not yet established the parts of a weapon but treats it as the whole thing so you are really holding a syring filled with [pain]. Dwarves cannot make them, you will have to get them as gifts from the Goblins every winter [If you've been good].I think it's modeled as a rod of metal hitting point-on at supersonic speeds.
I like doing things like this. Using natural stalagmites for housing is very convenient--you can have a long of fun engraving.Ah, yes...good times, bad ideas. I'm glad you didn't vacate after the giant-animal-related deaths.
For some interesting design ideas check out the Inn of Drowning on the community game forums--it is primarily in the first cavern with some...constructions...near the surface. It's also in my sig.
