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DF Community Games & Stories / Re: Saltmine, The Spartan Succession Game
« on: November 24, 2013, 09:48:47 am »
Well I have to say. My spot has goblins, kobs, and zombies. File: http://dffd.wimbli.com/file.php?id=8173
The tenure of commander K.Bacon saw the foundation Irnabidavus, New Salt Mine, in a small pass between The Joyous Fingers and the dead lands to the south.
His governance also established two militias, ordered the construction of deep forges to smelt arms, and a grand slaughter of turkeys for leather, tallow, and bone.
Walls of schist have been raised to divide the lands and the foundation of a schist gatehouse has begun.
Even with his success, K.Bacon's rein was not without disaster or challenge.
Undead attacks were a constant threat to the new fort, but with hammer and shield the men sallied forth from the small cave they had carved and drove back the onslaught.
The first caravan from the mountainhome turned back after one wagon had got stuck in the mountains, fleeing undead rabbits doubt.
A miner was dispatched and in an attempt to free the wagon she was crushed. I believe Sigun was her name.
Goblins also raided the fort during this first year. They were driven off with ease at first, but then, from behind a boulder, a thief came running out. K.Bacon charged at the green slag and lost his leg to the swing of a rusty iron dagger.
-Scribbled report from unknown author.
Subject: The Folly of Irnabidavus
The Imperial Archives of Rimtar Èzum
The tenure of commander K.Bacon saw the foundation Irnabidavus, New Salt Mine, in a small pass between The Joyous Fingers and the dead lands to the south.
His governance also established two militias, ordered the construction of deep forges to smelt arms, and a grand slaughter of turkeys for leather, tallow, and bone.
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Walls of schist have been raised to divide the lands and the foundation of a schist gatehouse has begun.
Even with his success, K.Bacon's rein was not without disaster or challenge.
Undead attacks were a constant threat to the new fort, but with hammer and shield the men sallied forth from the small cave they had carved and drove back the onslaught.
The first caravan from the mountainhome turned back after one wagon had got stuck in the mountains, fleeing undead rabbits doubt.
A miner was dispatched and in an attempt to free the wagon she was crushed. I believe Sigun was her name.
Goblins also raided the fort during this first year. They were driven off with ease at first, but then, from behind a boulder, a thief came running out. K.Bacon charged at the green slag and lost his leg to the swing of a rusty iron dagger.
-Scribbled report from unknown author.
Subject: The Folly of Irnabidavus
The Imperial Archives of Rimtar Èzum