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[nekoexmachina]

Hello, forum. I got $subj with my adventurer, and in description it says that i got 'tiny curving scar on my right lower leg'. It's yellow wound, and it's present for about a couple of years (as soon as i got it i've settled in my hometown & played in fortress mode for some time). What could i do? Would it ever heal

[LordSlowpoke]

It might be a nervous tissue wound. I have no idea if there's a way to check this in adventure mode, but AFAIK you need to loot a crutch from your old fortress to walk properly now.
Also, nervous tissue never heals.

[Funk]

or a tendon or legament got cut.

[Village_Idiot]

"z" then "h" will show any current health problems you have, including severed motor nerves and tendon/ligament injuries

[nekoexmachina]

"z" then "h" will show any current health problems you have, including severed motor nerves and tendon/ligament injuries

Thank you!:)

It might be a nervous tissue wound. I have no idea if there's a way to check this in adventure mode, but AFAIK you need to loot a crutch from your old fortress to walk properly now.
Also, nervous tissue never heals.

And you too. But what skill do i use while crutch-walking in am? No change with speed with crutch.

[Toybasher]

What are the wounds in the health menu? Tell me EXACTLY what it says.

[Toybasher]

or a tendon or legament got cut.

Both tendons and ligiments heal.

[Toybasher]

Also, nervous tissue never heals.

It does eventually. I guess it depends how severe, just bruising probually heals after a bit.


But "TOrn apart" ...Ouch... I dont think that will ever heal.

[Melagius]

Nervous damage never heals. You're adventurer is going to have to either retire to some settlement, telling tales of his former glory to the new heroes and children as he lives in a constant state of misery, rembering the life he once had.

Or he could go out in a blaze of glory against his enemies, brandishing his crutches alongside his weapons.

[denito]

(as soon as i got it i've settled in my hometown & played in fortress mode for some time)

Hmmm.... I wonder, if you retired an injured adventurer in a fortress and then reclaimed with a doctor, would the doctor fix your adventurer?

If the answer (as I suspect) is no, because doctors ignore friendlies who are not actually dwarves of the fortress, than try this:  can you use dwarf therapist to get him marked as a proper fortress dwarf so the doctor will see him?

[Boingboingsplat]

(as soon as i got it i've settled in my hometown & played in fortress mode for some time)

Hmmm.... I wonder, if you retired an injured adventurer in a fortress and then reclaimed with a doctor, would the doctor fix your adventurer?

If the answer (as I suspect) is no, because doctors ignore friendlies who are not actually dwarves of the fortress, than try this:  can you use dwarf therapist to get him marked as a proper fortress dwarf so the doctor will see him?

Can you retire in dwarven ruins? Because once you abandon so you can get the adventurer to your fort it's a ruin. (Well, iirc)

[Kagus]

I don't believe it's possible to settle down in an abandoned fortress.  However, it is possible to retire in a town and then embark on top of that town.

I did this a couple times back when people got trophies for all their kills (in the form of earrings, bracelets and so forth).  Adventurers would get their kills noted, so I'd wind up with some dude wandering around with several pages worth of elf leather rings.

[Toybasher]

Nervous damage never heals. You're adventurer is going to have to either retire to some settlement, telling tales of his former glory to the new heroes and children as he lives in a constant state of misery, rembering the life he once had.

Or he could go out in a blaze of glory against his enemies, brandishing his crutches alongside his weapons.

Again Im pretty sure simple spine tissue bruising DOES heal