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FBs (and presumably other building destroyers) can't deconstruct through fortifications. I know this because I had a three tailed blob made of flame get stuck in my plumbing system, so I carved some fortifications to shoot it with. I had doors right next to the fortifications for when the water would return, but the doors were not damaged any. (And there was some time between me placing them there and the FB bing shot.) I think this also means that FBs made of flame (so probably flame HFS as well) CANNOT move through carved fortifications (when there is no water in them).

[edit:] I forget, can creatures see downwards through floor grates?

Do you still get stats from lvling skills? I thought the 'legendary bookkeeper' thing was taken out. (And if you do get stats from pumps, what stats?

I wonder, how do creatures suddenly become zombies and skeletons in evil areas? What causes them to suddenly turn dead?

No Urist, you ARE the demons.

And then Urist was a zombie.

No. Spores are magic. Only way to stop spores is to kill the source with much magma.

Doesn't work. I once had a spore tree grow in my magma moat.

However, if enemies do walk directly under the drop zone, the landed poult would act as a decoy and possibly lead the invaders into more traps.

When corpses explode from falling, you can butcher the the pieces even if you could not butcher a whole body. That is how my dwarfs (without modding them) can have *Goblin tallow roasts*.

This will happen. Only one question:
Does the male turkey need to have access to the hens and eggs for them to hatch, or does he just need to be on the map? I plan to make a 1-square pasture space on the nest box, assuming that will work, as well as tightly closing and forbidding the doors.
Fun will be had, One way or another.

Death count: 15 poults. 7 bleed-outs, 8 suffocations.

No need for the males being anywhere near. All creatures in DF reproduce by long distance spores (or magic).

You could have several layers falling into to the same shaft with the following design ( I think dodging happens with the same total frequency regardless of the number of available spaces to dodge to):

Each floor:

 . = empty space above a long fall
# = wall
d = locked door
n = nest box with poultry

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  d n .#
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