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Quote from: GreatWyrmGold on July 23, 2011, 08:16:58 pm

Because all creatures are afraid of heights, unless they can fly. This is why sieges on flying mounts never leave the ground.

Why do dwarves wall themselves out of my nice, safe fortress when I take every precaution against them doing so?

because of the left-side mason's guild (see the notes to urist thread a few pages back)

One of the precautions I took.

Why do dwarves attack elves that bring awesome animals to trade in hopes of having elves bring awesome animals to attack you?

I built a fair amount of one fortress over a river. Like all of the bedrooms and the hospitals and stuff.

Out of SOAP.
I had a really clean hospital.


Sadly, a badger waltzed in, killed a guineafowl, and wgot killed by a dog, leaving a red stain on my nice, clean fortress.

Thanks a ton, Greiger.

Oh, i was integrating lots of D&D creatures into the game and i already created the copper dragon.
i could help if you wanted

I'd like to see that. Thanks.

...and I need some help.

First off, I was thinking of adding Blessed of Bahamut and Talon of Tiamat Castes. The latter would have five heads. How do I do that without adding a ton of body tags to individual chromatic dragon castes?

Second off, I was thinking of some reactions to "crystalize" dragonbreath. Can I define the products of a reaction by the caste of the worker or do I need to make a whole different kind of metal or whatever called "Crystalized Dragonbreath"?

Third off, breath weapons. Firebreath and dragonfire breath should work for lines and cones of fire if I'm feeling lazy, but I need to use syndromes for lines and cones of cold, acid, and electricity, so I might as well ask for a fire syndrome too. Also needed are a sleep syndrome, a "run away" syndrome, a slowing syndrome, a weakening syndrome, and a paralysis syndrome for metallic dragons. I'd like to ask for help designing these, since while I can figure some of this out, I have no clue for most.

Fourth off, is there any way to make dragon scales nigh-impenetrable and forgeable or craftable  into armor? Similarly with teeth/claws and weapons.

Fifth off, what happens if I make some castes' materials worth more than others?

If I have any other questions when I get around to making the dragons, I'll ask them. Until then, thanks for the help.

Quickly.

Hunters are useful, but not as good as farmers fr the most part. Got it.

Can a drafted cheese maker or whatnot make up enough bones to justify his use of ammo before he kicks the <<-wood bucket->>?

I think it would be awesome to have your demigod adventurer gain enough faith and power to challenge a god...only to discover that the god is his own father! Or at least to ascend into divinity. There should be a quest, varying by world. Sometimes you have to kill another god. Sometimes you must merely battle seven sacred guardians or sleep in the deepest sea without drowning or even just have a hundred priests and ten thousand worshippers. Whatever the requirements, your godly adventurer would then direct his church, maybe manifesting on your faithfuls' behalf, although not too often or rival gods will begin to personally intervene and attack your followers, and even allied deities might betray you, leading to a world-destroying war in which you slay other gods and drinkntheir blood to gain their power, eventually becoming the sole god of a dead world.

Awesome.

I know you were referring to that. I was pointing put that the second turn was open at the time I requested it. I think that tahat gave me the right to take it, since no one else had claimed it before that.