I guess he's a scapeboar...
Hue hue hue hue! *hyperventilates*
Decided to revive Human Hamlet, one of those minor mod things I made my own crack at long ago and left in the desktop that was bricked a week or two ago.
Symbol: "The Brave Works is an image of humans and a wagon. The humans are laboring. The wagon looks confused."
That poor wagon. Mine got covered in slime for several years until a dorf had the good will to chop off the slimy parts and make it into a bed.
My fishing industry and farming industry is taking off and we're making legendary roasts. Unfortunately, this skyrocketed our forts value. Now, we're being flooded with petitions for long-term guests.
We have something like 20 performers and 12 mercenaries wandering around.
Make fishing great again. Beware of water.
I'm finally ready to drain my one cavern lake into the other third of my cave. We'll retrieve the multitudinous dwarf corpses that the troglodytes lured-into the depths and make the cave fish start feeding us instead of the other way 'round! Screw pumps are at the ready. Stairs everywhere. Like - EVERYWHERE, so hopefully, my miner dwarf who breaks through to the other side doesn't get instantly smashed-up against a wall by the gushing lakewater.
So far he's "ordered" us to construct beds, and mandated the construction of chains
Mine are being pretty chill. Last year he ordered three spears. My mayor lost the election and got caught in a snow storm. There's still a pile of corpses at my fort entrance but I'm thinking most of the dead have been cleared! My new mayor mandated the creation of two amulets. They should be done. He also needs a chair.
Started training our captured cave crocodiles.
I should do that. Can they break out of copper/lead cages? Cuz I just bought like 15.
Started giving loads of free stuff to the elves in case they decide to complain about woodcutting. When I retire the fort I want the Elves to be on good terms with the Furnace of Crevices.
Also - I got made into a duchy!!
Question: If I retire a fort, will my leaders die of old age?