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[Canadark]

Dwarven jumpsuits!

Red wool pajamas with the poo hole in the back

[Hyndis]

Cloths don't affect damblock at all, correct?

Very, very slightly, but not enough to make a difference.

[Hyndis]

afaik clothes do not provide layering anyway, so that is irrelevant.

Actually, they do. The [COVERAGE:100] tag is on most clothing and is equivalent to a tiny amount of layering. This can allow dwarves wearing lots of clothing to survive fine on glaciers and tundra but dwarves without clothes cannot.

Yup. Naked, a dwarf or goblin will slowly freeze to death on a glacier. Change the layering tag and they can survive indefinitely in the cold.

[ZeroGravitas]

To balance this out, I up the [LAYERING] to about 200ish, so dwarves won't freeze to death in the snow.

i removed clothes a long time ago, and i've embarked on a few glaciers. i have never seen a dwarf die to this.

[Hyndis]

To balance this out, I up the [LAYERING] to about 200ish, so dwarves won't freeze to death in the snow.

i removed clothes a long time ago, and i've embarked on a few glaciers. i have never seen a dwarf die to this.

I haven't had any dwarves die yet either, because I bring them inside before too long. Kobolds, whom I've also stripped, will eventually die of hypothermia. Some of the dwarves who stay outside for long periods of time eventually have all of their internal organs be bruised. Seems like the cold does a small amount of damage to the entire body over time, but the internal organs don't heal from it, so that damage will add up and eventually kill them.

Death by brainfreeze! 

[SolarShado]

a new way to kill invaders: build a walled in courtyard on the surface, toss them in and leave 'em.

after stripping them, of course