Hm, ghosts look a little blue.
Huh, so syndrome spitting is not quite harmless. It only took what, several dozen demons months to kill her? I guess that's more dangerous than dragonfire with shield.
I thought the yellow was your firebreak earlier....Not actual fire. Damn the collapses!
Hm, so that's how the elves leave hell. They're elven merchant miners. After leaving your site, they went under their home forest retreat and dug upwards through semi-molten rock to end back at home, and now all their caravans leave through the resulting hole, a direct tunnel unblocked by mountains and rivers where it never rains or snows (RP).
That's so incredibly daring and enterprising, I'm impressed. Relying on luck and guesses where dwarves use decades of skill and careful planning.
Now if they had a better selection of goods (ha!), they'd be unstoppable in the economy arc:
Still cool tho.
Huh, the shark ...wings? Flippers? are empty inside. Would be cool secret place for storage, like a hidden compartment.
7x7 pig tail field = up to 1960 pig tail plants (in 5-stacks) in 2 years. 9,8 cloth per dwarf. Maybe need more farmers instead. Or some dwarves hoard all the clothes, letting quite fine old ones gather dust in cabinets.
How did you dig only gabbro, `digl` in dfhack? The clusters are neat.
Hm, magma on water...No multiplying here. I've seen the explosion of ice in roomcarnage so many times I expected it to produce more here too.
Regrettably, trees are more interesting. Though you can leave engraved wall patterns around.
Interesting tidbit for surface obsidian/ice-casting: Unlike with constructions, tiles channeled out under them will be Dark/Subterranean.
Yes, a ship, sailing on a demon-infested ocean of molten stone.
I find it neat how the demons are mostly ignored and left free to run amok until a dwarf randomly wanders on top of one. Almost-peaceful coexistence, rather than a major problem.
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