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[Boltgun]

Steam Workshop
Classic version
0.47 Old Windows build, unpack and enjoy

Succubus Dungeon is a mod for vanilla Dwarf Fortress featuring a new evil race.

Features

• Lead greedy, lazy, prideful, anger prone, envious, depraved demons to world domination.
• Heavy female to male ratio lead to little birth, no config file manipulation needed
• Generate slade and build an authentic spire
• Fast and creative citizens
• Poor armor choice and absence of steel making
• Summon pets out of thin air (disabled till dfhack is ready)
• Corrupt citizens from other civilizations! (disabled till dfhack is ready)

FAQ
* How to I chose my civ?
Press the Civilzation button on the embark screen.

* I get messages about pets being kidnapped after trading!
It's a bug related to baby snatchers. This have no consequences to you and you can safely ignore this message.

* I have 'smoke' or other weird boulders.
You have temperature disabled. This is required by the mod. If you have a configuration tool for your game, you can try enabling it with it, otherwise you can edit your d_init.txt file. Here's how to do it.

* There is a bug, what do I do?
Report bugs and general problem in this thread. If you have a github account, you can also post issues there. Uploading a save to dffd is also helpful.

Credits
This mod has been developed thanks to many contributions from the Bay12Games community.

Assets

• Szadi art.
• Creature Graphics Extended by Jacko, Licensed under CC-BY-SA 4.0

Spoiler: "Older Version Credits" (click to show/hide)

It has been assembled with the help of many contributions from the bay12 community:
* Obsidian tileset and color palette
* Phoebus color palette and creature sprite set
* dfhack maintained by Peterix and contributors
* K33N elves
* Falconne's UI improvements (mousequery, hotkeys and dwarfmonitor)
* Warmist's spawnunit script
* Teleport by Putnam
* Bits of Masterwork DF by Meph
* Dwarf chocolate by SethCreiyd
* Roses scripts and spells
* Scripts by IndigoFenix
* The demon mod by Naryar
* Chiptune arrangements by Smoip
* PeridexisErrant's cutting-edge pack
* And of course, Dwarf Fortress by Tarn and Zach Adams

Special thanks for proof reading:
* jwoodward48df
* Meph
* chaosfiend

License
Graphics in this mod are based on and referenced from the vanilla premium tileset, which belong to Bay 12 Games & Kitfox Games.

This work is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License. To view a copy of this license, visit http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/ or send a letter to Creative Commons, PO Box 1866, Mountain View, CA 94042, USA.

Enjoy!

[Grey_Wolf]

So what You're saying is, that there's a possibility of my Adventurer wandering into a dungeon full of Succubus to procreate kill?

[Boltgun]

They get in war so much with humans you probably find some in towns to recruit. Dungeons will wait for the next df when all settlements will be generated.

Forget about anything nasty. They have a migraine right now, and that make them pretty angry.

[Deon]

There are already dungeons under temples, and if your succubi are like goblins, they will appear there as bandits.

[Boltgun]

They have a high banditry but no LOCAL_BANDITRY to keep you hands free in adv mode.
I found several of them in sewers already and one at the head of a bandit camp. I'm not very good as an adv but I only tried kicker + biter to test hooves and poison, my latest inccubus archer tend to survive better so I'll do more exploration.

[Boltgun]

Updated the sprites for version 1.1 : Download
- Added basic sprites for fishery worker and medical jobs, that will cover all the basic fortress jobs.
- Took out dummies and palettes from the set.
- Made a few sprites slightly lighter so they are less of a pain to read.

[Meph]

suggestion: use cave_adapt triggers to give succubi bonus when staying underground, und negative effects when they have to go outside.

[Boltgun]

suggestion: use cave_adapt triggers to give succubi bonus when staying underground, und negative effects when they have to go outside.

I did search for such triggers, looks like I will be able to add nice bonus for cave adaption. I added this to the roadmap along with new powers.
I suppose it requires the CAVE_ADAPT tag to the creature tag. I read on the wiki it gives bonuses to dwarves but I never knew which ones besides vomit.

[Black_Legion]

Looks like a promising and fun project. I miss having some fun evil civs to play around with (either being generally dark and twisted or just affably evil, both are just as entertaining). Have you thought of adding interactions (magics, abilities, curses, plagues, ect) to some beasts/materials and some more interesting ways to conquer or create challenges?

Have you tried looking at the old Dark Dwarves mod for giving your succubi interesting personalities to deal with? I remember the Gnoll mod you had to struggle actually getting your lazy gnolls to complete tasks while the Dark Dwarves required some interesting juggling: they were initially mentally tougher than their non-twisted cousins but once they snapped, they broke utterly. Having a veteran survive years of conflict and death till his lost kitten was killed in some plumbing and then going berserk in the ready room was an... illuminating... way to learn about air locks and tiered defenses. I never did find one of the squaddy's arms afterwards.

Have fun modding, I'm looking forward to see what you come up with!

[Boltgun]

Looks like a promising and fun project. I miss having some fun evil civs to play around with (either being generally dark and twisted or just affably evil, both are just as entertaining). Have you thought of adding interactions (magics, abilities, curses, plagues, ect) to some beasts/materials and some more interesting ways to conquer or create challenges?

Have you tried looking at the old Dark Dwarves mod for giving your succubi interesting personalities to deal with? I remember the Gnoll mod you had to struggle actually getting your lazy gnolls to complete tasks while the Dark Dwarves required some interesting juggling: they were initially mentally tougher than their non-twisted cousins but once they snapped, they broke utterly. Having a veteran survive years of conflict and death till his lost kitten was killed in some plumbing and then going berserk in the ready room was an... illuminating... way to learn about air locks and tiered defenses. I never did find one of the squaddy's arms afterwards.

Have fun modding, I'm looking forward to see what you come up with!

Thank you, I will have a look at these mods for more ideas.
I have just ironed out issues (like hooves not healing leaving succubi in a bed for their whole life) and made a few cosmetic changes. Now I have the entity and creature right, it is time to move on serious business.

So summoning is next, I will use dfhack if I can but in case of trouble I will try a fallback based on eggs.
I am sure I will need dfhack at some point so might as well add it early.

Army masters are added too 

[laularukyrumo]

Yeah... DFhack will probably be necessary for summoning live creatures. You can use reactions to summon vermin, though, if I remember correctly... so you could potentially create "vermin" creatures that are set up to never naturally spawn, and have the same stats as whatever creature you're trying to summon, and workaround like that.

[Spirit of Power]

Yeah... DFhack will probably be necessary for summoning live creatures. You can use reactions to summon vermin, though, if I remember correctly... so you could potentially create "vermin" creatures that are set up to never naturally spawn, and have the same stats as whatever creature you're trying to summon, and workaround like that.

The problem with that is that the creatures in question will always be classified as vermin. But IIRC there's a script which will allow you to spawn creatures somewhere, I'd have to find it again though :/

Anyways, if you're doing creature summons for getting special animals, I must request you include some form of suicide bomber imps which will explode themselves in combat. It would certainly lead to much Fun when a baby snatcher is caught in your main dining hall.

[Boltgun]

Yeah... DFhack will probably be necessary for summoning live creatures. You can use reactions to summon vermin, though, if I remember correctly... so you could potentially create "vermin" creatures that are set up to never naturally spawn, and have the same stats as whatever creature you're trying to summon, and workaround like that.

The problem with that is that the creatures in question will always be classified as vermin. But IIRC there's a script which will allow you to spawn creatures somewhere, I'd have to find it again though :/

Anyways, if you're doing creature summons for getting special animals, I must request you include some form of suicide bomber imps which will explode themselves in combat. It would certainly lead to much Fun when a baby snatcher is caught in your main dining hall.

This gives me an idea from a cthulhu game I played recently. Along with your creature, summoning will randomly spawn vermins that will go for food stockpile and annoy your succubi to an extent. Nothing that will damage your fort but you will have to be prepared to handle these intruders.

I can see what would happen with exploding imps when pastured outside : "An abumsh! BOOM!". That will definitely be in.

[Black_Legion]

Good to see another update, read some of the road map things and it makes me think of Dungeon Keeper a bit. Speaking of which you could always give the succubi/incubi/tentacle monsters a "slap" or "menace" interaction to temporarily speed up or increase the dutifulness traits temporarily. DFhack can't let you spawn a hand to persuade your more foolish,lazy, or distracted citizens to do what you told them... yet.

[Boltgun]

We can have a creature spreading an enhancing 'slap' syndrome. Ideally you could have an interaction that nobles uses automatically to cancel breaks, leaders having to push their lazy peons back to work would be interesting. And that would make nobles... useful? Unfortunately I don't think there is a way to add interaction to nobility (I can use castes but that would be a job for positions).

Otherwise that could be an use for a summoned creature, like tentacle monsters being a tool for keeping your citizens safe and productive. 

But first things first, I got a summoning circle working and basic reactions. Now for the hard part, I need creatures out of this at least in a wild state. Ideally they'd be tame out of the box but if I encounter bugs, I'll let animal trainers finish the job.