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We purposely caused thw cave-in, so yeah, we killed it. This isn't DF, either, but if all else fails, show him WallPoke the Bone of Terror and say "Let me pass, and this is all yours."

Give up wallpoke? Maybe as a last resort. We should offer him one of our beard-grooming secrets. Ours is obviously dwarfier then his. If he doesn't accept that, we should mention the latter repeatedly while calling him an elf.

The ashes, once cooled down, are mostly safe.

Vulcanic ashes are microscopicly small and razor sharp. They're pretty bad for the lungs.

*The existance of a entire species: The power come from the whole word population of some specie. It could be something common, like deers, humans, carps or something epic like dragons. This could lead to cool storylines like someone with this curse/bless siding with dragons for his own safety.

Alternatively, an entire(probably randomly generated) species could exist becouse a certain entity does. Demons creating monsters, certain elves creating creatures out of wood etc.

*Eating or drinking something daily/monthly/yearly: Much like the current vampires does, but not only for blood. It could be anything edible, from plump helmet to demon's meat.

Nobles that get this curse this should mandate the heck out of it, while dwarves should try to produce it(if there is a shortage) when others aren't looking. Your broker could trade for it behind your back, and the same goes for laison conversations.

1 point - Kill a human
2 points - Kill a kobolt
3 points - Kill a goblin
5 points - Kill a demon
10 points - Kill an elf
20 points - Kill a dwarf

You prevent it by not doing caveins, but if it's already happened, you can fix it using DFhack.

Nah, I savescummed already. Still, I'd prefer an irrigation method that doesn't involve moving to the caverns. Perhaps if I did a cave-in like this:
## ### #######   <-- Cave-in mass
##          ##
######______##
#############
So that the water would flow off the elevated bit?

Upon doing a new glacial embark I noticed something wierd when I tried to melt some ice. The cave in filled the room with water but certain tiles were treated as 'open space' and didn't recieve mud. I haven't had this problem on my last embark, and that was in the same area. What is causing this?

Is this intentional? It seems strange to have the god-metal be reduced to nothing by friction and dwarven sweat.

I believe the lava doesn't slow your puppy down much, so he could fall pretty far before melting to death. Still, this requires further investigation. May I suggest you drop in your women and children for !!science!!?