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Playing as Noctilus, I accidentally acquired the Sword of Kaine. Is there really any downside to having it while being an undead murder pirate anyway?

If you tame boomrats/boomalopes, you can milk them for chemfuel. Another option is to research ground-penetrating radar and deep drilling. Third option is to send some of your dudes to a forested region for a lumber expedition, then bring a wood caravan back?

I'm more concerned for characters like one of my current colonists, body purists with a vital prosthetic that isn't likely to be replaced. I.e. a prosthetic heart. I'm not doing any heart transplant surgery when one of my most skilled medics started out with the nickname "Disaster".

You can implant them with the mech healing serum, it fixes all ailments. Nanobot magic. I don't know how that interacts with existing prosthetics, though, might be safer to replace the heart with a biological one before the operation...

So, transhumanists consider peg legs and similar things bionics. If you want to make a transhumanist happy while having no high tech, just saw his legs off and put wooden things in as a replacement. Quite amusing that they think they are leaving behind weak flesh for strong metal while rolling around in medieval prosthetics.

This War of Mine and Frostpunk drive through well the futility of war and poverty.

I was moved by Planescape: Torment as a kid as well.

Technically, the undead girl should never be fatigued, though. Or do undead get fatigued in Pathfinder, never played it P&P? They don't in D&D.

I hope gateways and wormholes have an effect on the cohesion. If you link your separated wings with gateways, they are practically next door regarding travel times. I hope traderoutes can pass through gates and wormholes as well.