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So, I've dipped my toe into adventure mode for the first time, and am really enjoying it. However, my most recent adventurer was killed by a reanimated head-and-heck from a zombie that I had previously decapitated.

I know butchering a corpse will just let its skin reanimate, and that reanimated skin/hair is practically untargetable - which is why I didn't butcher it when I killed it the first time. Is there any other way to pulp, destroy, or otherwise render un-ressable a corpse piece in adventure mode?

And if not, is that something that you could conceivably mod in an adventurer reaction for?

I've never tested this specifically, but I have noticed that dwarves who are injured and awaiting retrieval, and have a flask of booze, won't drink the booze.

Minor correction: trolls can get bridgesmashed, but ogres can't.

Cave dragons are definitely trappable, so a cage trap should fix it, OP.

Have you had a caravan destroyed on your map? Could be they brought iron & pig iron with them, which then reverted to your ownership.

Any hatch covers in the area?

Yeah, my idea for this was to be as close to vanilla as possible while still working & being internally consistent. (The grain alcohol change was actually a result of certain cereals not having alcohols - since I needed to thresh them to grain to use them, it seemed weird to not thresh the other cereals.)

I'm a little leery about messing with growth seasons. The growth season tags used for timing underground crops seem to make aboveground plants appear only in that season even in the wild, cf Valley Herbs. To accommodate that I'd have to remove all of the unusable growth stages from wild plants - have e.g. blackberries just spring up in summer for the harvest, then wither away. And even that wouldn't work for plants with different usable growths in different seasons, like capers.

Can I be a dorf? Button? Bonus points if the dwarf's real name is Sidos. I would like to be a mechanic if that's available.

Looking forward to watching!

There's no lack of invaders. The real problem is that many regular invaders will run away at the first sight of blood.

If anyone has a solution to that, I am all ears.

Mod goblins to have a natural skill in discipline.