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Like crutches, except it requires the lack of a lower leg, but not the upper leg. It uses crutch walker skill.
Has the benefit of not requiring any hands, so enabling both a sword and shield.
Has the downside of being affected slightly less by crutch walker skill and not being able to be used for broken or completely missing legs. Lower leg lackings only.
So crutches for your nimble workers who only need one hand at a time, and peglegs for those diehard dwarves.

By the same logic...
Crutchswords?

So I'm the only one who completely loves the DF theme and still have it going after hundreds upon hundreds of hours of playing? :>

(Some new themes for different environments/events would be nice ofc, and I sure hope Toady will one day produce something equally epic as the original ^^)

No, if you read the thread it's clear you're not the only one.
It's just driving some of us nuts.

Quantum computers could have some interesting effects on Dwarf Fortress.
For example, correctly set up, world generation wouldn't be hindered by any rejection rate less than 100%.
And you could specify that you want a specific historical figure or something in your world, and have that figure appear by random generation alone. All that is required is that what you want has a chance of occuring that is not 0%. Might have to make the history seeds a fair few digits longer once you start getting into the extremely unlikely though, such as 10 Cacames.

Any other effects/new features you can think of?
From what I know, what current quantum computers do is choose the possibility that returns the lowest value from an unlimited range of possibilities.
So I would expect with some very tricky setting up you can make it calculate every possible seed combination.
Included in the "tricky setting up" part is making the system return only one value, since I think it might not work with two, let alone quintillions.

Shot twice and then one hit melee killed in a single turn by a goblin.
Serves me right for trying to play as an Elf, I guess.
As for most recent death in a game other than Dwarf Fortress...
I haven't played any other games since I started playing Dwarf Fortress.

I like instrumental music, and listen to a lot of the Homestuck music (95% of my MP3 player storage).

Try charging into drawing blindly, just to check if you've got any preinstalled drawing knowledge.
I did that with drawing humanoids recently and found that I already had the skill for body shapes, which should be a very useful starting point.

"What's that? A siege you say?"
"Time to lock up all my carnivores for a few weeks without food."
*A while later...*
"Release the carnivores!"
*Wrong level is pulled*
And then fun ensued.

This seems a little incompatible with animal people. I think I'd prefer a serpent man with a bow to be called a marksserpent, rather then a marksman.

I chose the system with animal people in mind, and would prefer that the fact that they are humanoids is acknowledged.