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[DerMeister]

In vanilla megabeasts not want breed in worldgen. So I create this idea. Roc, dragon, hydra, ettin, giant, cyclops and minotaur is normal creatures, but with four castes. Additional castes have megabeast token, but born rare. Will this creatures breed in lair?

[FantasticDorf]

In vanilla megabeasts not want breed in worldgen. So I create this idea. Roc, dragon, hydra, ettin, giant, cyclops and minotaur is normal creatures, but with four castes. Additional castes have megabeast token, but born rare. Will this creatures breed in lair?

Castes of normal animals can't be megabeasts, megabeasts are also limited by a global cap, which means that if you were to capture two dragons in your fortress and breed them, you would need to kill more megabeasts before you have any significant number of dragons bred because living megabeasts block the maximum number of them.

The cap limit is the initial number of 'beasts' on the create a world settings, and the numbers on the advanced settings, if its set to a very small amount then the cap is small, if there's lots of beasts and they die fast over time there will be a big gap opening up for more beasts. The behaviour of megabeasts is too specific to do what you've described.

[DerMeister]

In vanilla megabeasts not want breed in worldgen. So I create this idea. Roc, dragon, hydra, ettin, giant, cyclops and minotaur is normal creatures, but with four castes. Additional castes have megabeast token, but born rare. Will this creatures breed in lair?

Castes of normal animals can't be megabeasts, megabeasts are also limited by a global cap, which means that if you were to capture two dragons in your fortress and breed them, you would need to kill more megabeasts before you have any significant number of dragons bred because living megabeasts block the maximum number of them.

The cap limit is the initial number of 'beasts' on the create a world settings, and the numbers on the advanced settings, if its set to a very small amount then the cap is small, if there's lots of beasts and they die fast over time there will be a big gap opening up for more beasts. The behaviour of megabeasts is too specific to do what you've described.

What if non-megabeast hydra transform by syndrom into hydra-megabest? This is two different creatures, HYDRA_1 and HYDRA_2.

[FantasticDorf]

I wouldnt know what to say from that point on then, try it.

[Hugo_The_Dwarf]

In Theory I haven't tried it yet, but I was going to try "curses" so that someone that defiles a temple could be turned into a Megabeast,

Also giving megabeasts a kinda "werebeast" attack that lets them convert victims into more megabeasts, this should allow them to propagate during worldgen

But I've never tested it, just thought about it

[DerMeister]

In Theory I haven't tried it yet, but I was going to try "curses" so that someone that defiles a temple could be turned into a Megabeast,

Also giving megabeasts a kinda "werebeast" attack that lets them convert victims into more megabeasts, this should allow them to propagate during worldgen

But I've never tested it, just thought about it

What if I add cotact syndrome to megabeasts blood? Dragonslayer become a dragon.