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Looking good! I imagine that many modders would be interested in this if they were aware of its existence and understood how to use it; I sometimes wonder whether the sequestration of utilities into this subforum has decreased their general visibility as compared to when everything was mixed together in the 'Modding' section. It would probably help to have a couple of eyecatching usage examples in the first few posts to draw interest.

With regards to {ON_EQUIP} in the enhancedItems system, I haven't checked your code, but if it works like modtools/item-trigger you need to be aware that this script used to have a problem of triggering the 'onEquip' effect regardless of whether the target item was being hauled, worn, wielded, stabbed into a unit, etc (so a sword intended to transform wielders into giants would also have a transform units hauling it to the stockpile or opponents in the middle of a battle, for example). This may or may not be intended behaviour in your system, but I had added the option to specify the desired equipment mode(s) to give item-trigger users more control.

Does enhancedItems not include {ON_UNEQUIP} or is it assumed that unequipping an item removes the {ON_EQUIP} effect? If the latter is correct, allowing users to make {ON_EQUIP} effects permanent may be useful in some cases. A separate {ON_UNEQUIP} option would be useful for effects unique to unequipping (a cursed sock which kills the wearer when removed, for example).

Is it possible to get raws for vanilla werewolf from somewhere or do I need to make my own? I wanna define my own and remove all these stupid generated werebeasts in worldgen.

You can see the generated creature raws by opening the save's world.dat file (save must not be compressed). The wiki page on werebeasts also has example raws at the bottom of the page.

Hint Tokens
use none: (0)
use one: (1) NG1999
use two: (4) TricMagic, AC, Madman, Nemonole

Rune Skills
Water to Adept: (1) NG1999
Earth to Adept: (2) TricMagic, NG1999
Fate to Adept: (3) TricMagic, NG1999, AC
Fire to Master: (1) Madman
Unlock Control: (3) AC, Madman, Nemonole
Unlock Form: (0)

Chants
Shape(Fate), Ward(Fate), Attack(Fate): (4) TricMagic, AC, Madman, Nemonole
Shape(Water), Ward(Water), Attack(Water): (1) NG1999

Refining Rites
Attack(Earth), Ward(Earth), Shape(Earth): (3) AC, Madman, Nemonole
Shape(Fate), Ward(Fate), Attack(Fate): (1) TricMagic
Shape(Water), Ward(Water), Attack(Water): (1) NG1999

Having given it some thought, I'm fine with switching my vote over from Fire to Fate to break the tie. We only have one major Fire-focused spell at present, which is already benefitting from Air Mastery, so I suppose the utility of mastering this element right now is debatable (although we can't be certain what effects it would have). I'm also curious about the higher tier stuff that Fate might unlock.

Heliel
Darrin (Combat):
Xa-Nam (Combat):
Ostentatious Capital (Influence) (4): Twinwolf, C2M, m1895, AC

Silver Markswoman
Darrin (Combat):
Xa-Nam (Combat) (4): Twinwolf, C2M,  m1895, AC

Factions
Stable Monarchy (3): Twinwolf, m1895, AC
Free Republic (2): C2M, Taricus

Deregulation (3): Twinwolf, C2M, AC
Intervention: (2): m1895, Taricus

Heliel’s Gift

What would a mortal be willing to give up in exchange for eternal youth? Our medics are poised to find out, as Heliel’s Love is augmented to reverse the effects of senescence, restoring an aged body to its prime. All cultists may request to have the spell performed on them free of charge, so that even the most decrepit of elders may serve Heliel at peak performance. Travelling medics, aided by Chosen Apostles making well-placed introductions in the right circles, will also offer this service to non-cultists from the higher echelons of society in exchange for coin, favours or information. This is to involve a lower potency form of the spell with effects that only last a week at most, ensuring the necessity of frequent appointments (or recruitment into the cult) for patrons wishing to maintain their regained youth.

Fortified Frontier Vote:
Hawks (6): Taricus, Twinwolf, Powder Miner, Failbird, m1895, AC
Doves (1): C2M

Heliel:
Influence: Scholarly Towers (3): Twinwolf, C2M, Failbird
Combat: Darrin (1): Powder Miner
Combat: Xa-Nam
Influence: Trade City (2): m1895, AC
Influence: Ostentatious Capital (1): Taricus

Improved Officer Training:
Wyvern Handlers (1): Taricus
Wyvern Riders (4): Twinwolf, Failbird, Strider, AC
Shadowed Inquisitors (5): Twinwolf, Failbird, Strider, Taricus, AC
Wyvern Heart:

full-heal currently does not work with wagons. There is a check, that prevents this (for whatever reason).

I added that check whilst implementing the arg that allows full-heal to target all the units on the map, after accidentally resurrecting a herd of scuttled wagons during testing. I assumed that most players would consider wagon resurrection to be a buggy quirk of the script, especially since the resurrected wagons are weird single-tile units that don't act as one might expect.

I removed the check and tried the full-heal. I don't know if it really succeeded, but it did not fix the "stuck caravan" problem.

I don't know whether resurrecting wagons is going to solve your problem, but removing the scuttle check should have been sufficient. Did you remember to add -r in addition to selecting the target unit?

There is a dfhack script, that should fix merchant stuck when entering the map. I tried it and it reported "4 wagons being removed", but the caravan is still stuck.

What version are you running? As far as I can tell, "fix/stuck-merchants.lua" only works on merchants which are stuck outside the local map, and "fix/merchants.lua" supposedly allows humans to make trade agreements; neither is relevant in this case.