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Quote from: GreatWyrmGold on April 29, 2011, 05:18:27 pm

Quote from: Necro910 on April 28, 2011, 09:21:31 pm

Put the dragon in/behind the mouth, with the nobles in the skull. The baron/king is in one eye, and the mayor in the other. The magma forge should obviously be the heart. The peasants can go live in the intestines!

Also a good idea.

I'm not the local eccentric dwarf for huggin' trees!

...Huh?

Dear Urist McMilitaryguy.

STOP. FUCKING. STEPPING. INTO. FIRE.

Yours sincerly, AoD.

Dear AoD,
What is fire? Is it that blue stuff underground? No, wait, it's that blue stuff aboveground. Sure, I'll stop, I hate carp.
Sincerely,
Urist McMilitaryguy.
PS: I bet this red stuff would make a great export to the elves. I'll just store some in a stockpile...

If you have some dwarf operating a pump, and have that pump hooked up to a magma pump stack, will that allow magma to be pumped?

Dear Urist McFisherdwarf,
There are fish around here. In that pool even. So, there is something to catch in "the eastern swamps."
GWG, Ovrsr.

Dear Urist McMiner,
Please stop hopping into that murky pool.
GWG, Ovrsr.

I don't know if it's normal or not by my militia commander dual wields a hammer and an axe. Apparently she still has enough room to fit a shield in her axe hand.

Dwarfy. Now all she needs is some elf leather armor and cotton candy helm or something...
And carp bone gauntlets. And magma...something. And so forth.

You should change the spikes into ramps. or maybe just actual spike traps. That way you can either see them as spikes in overseer or impale goblins on them, respectively.

Agreed.

Put the dragon in/behind the mouth, with the nobles in the skull. The baron/king is in one eye, and the mayor in the other. The magma forge should obviously be the heart. The peasants can go live in the intestines!

Also a good idea.


Can you put the save on DFFD when you "finish"?

Considering our wealth, I'd say before the next turn is over, probably.

Excellent. Soon that DM will stop complaining about my nice rooms and I will be able to make sensible demands! BWAHAHAHAHAHA!!!
Ahem.

Oh, so that was changed?

Well, in order to make a pit that collects bolts, you need to make a longish archery range with holes on the sides of the archery targets, so that misses that go off to the side will go down the holes.  (The longer the range, the more chance of the bolts going astray.) Putting holes in front of an archery target breaks the "room" designation, and prevents the whole room from being used.  You also have to designate each archery target as its own archery range.

I tried doing that once in 40d, but it was such a pain collecting individual bolts that I got sick of it, and just patched up the floors and didn't ever try it again.

How about designating the room but NOT telling squads to train in it yet, channel in front of the targets, and THEN telling the squad to train?
Or putting floor hatches/a bridge in front of it, above the pit, and opening/retracting them/it with a lever before use?

Because of that, only some zombie parts should become their own entity.

Imagine being chased by zombie guts...

Eww...

I think that A. This thread has been derailed and B:
Zombies rely only on their head, but other parts will not be effective if removed from the chunk of body that includes the head.
Skeletons should  require total disassembly (or at least enough that no body part has more than one joint) to be destroyed.
Zombies should attack in hordes (2-3x the size of normal herds/packs); skeletons should only attack in groups slightly smaller than normal herds/packs.