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Author Topic: what animal or creature do you fear or hate the most in dwarf fortress?  (Read 6128 times)

buuface

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Re: what animal or creature do you fear or hate the most in dwarf fortress?
« Reply #30 on: March 20, 2018, 02:06:58 am »

Dogs fear Draltha the most
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Re: what animal or creature do you fear or hate the most in dwarf fortress?
« Reply #31 on: March 20, 2018, 03:08:16 am »

A flying steel titan with deadly dust and a nasty syndrome effect.

Don't forget to make it spider-shaped, for the bonus webbing abilities!
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Re: what animal or creature do you fear or hate the most in dwarf fortress?
« Reply #32 on: March 25, 2018, 11:18:15 am »

I hate magma crabs. They seem disproportionately attracted to any hole in the ground I'm using for magma access. Yeah, you can set up a safe magma reservoir, but that setup takes time.

What do I fear? Probably FBs, given the elaborate architecture I create to avoid having a dwarf ever see a live one. My latest wheeze is one of those ceiling-penetrating minecart setups. A cave-in is fine, but it needs to be rebuilt every time and transporting the corpse is annoying for reasons.
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I am trying to make chickens lay bees as eggs. So far it only produces a single "Tame Small Creature" when a hen lays bees.
Honestly at the time, I didn't see what could go wrong with crowding 80 military Dwarves into a small room with a necromancer for the purpose of making bacon.
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