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[Nerserus]

I checked civ's to see what i was going up against, then i checked the "Chosen Warrior" civ ( it's a mod ) and i read this:

Osmmuk Ngobolsmo Ummu Sulo       Ruler
Toslu Ozspomu               Local Leader/Master Lasher
RAWRIEVIL Poyifefathe Efacirithesa   Dark Elf Mageelf

HOLY CRAP. My adventurer is batting for the enemy?
I wasn't aware that when you "Retire as a peasent" it literaly means: You're now a peasent of that civ.

I'm appearently one of their recruits ( I could fight my OWN adventurer! ).

So...I'm now a soldier? It would be epic to find myself leading an army of Chosen Warriors ( Demons ) against MYSELF then loot the fortress in adventure mode.

If it's possible to fight your adventurers in this way. Then i'm off to get a good 50 well trained enemies to face me in fortress mode...WAIT, i could make an adventurer with "Vomit" for a weapon.   Lol, get raped by a guy with vomit... The oppurtunity for lulz is endless.

[Phazer]

or make him a peasant at a human village and embark there

you know protect youreself with youreself, just give him some nice gear.

[Time Kitten]

The practical question is, if your adventurer takes your fortress in the siege, do you get to start from there when you return to playing him?

[Soadreqm]

It's this kind of craziness that really makes it worthwhile to simulate the world outside the fortress. And the future promises even more. I can't wait to be able to dig and build in Adventure Mode.

[peterix]

Now how awesome would it be to start in adventure mode as a dwarf, buy a wagon and get some other dwarfs to follow you. Then travel with them to a site at which point the game switches to fortress mode. Buld a little, leave and return after 20 years to see the mountainhome built in your absence.

• Found your own civilisation as its ruler.
• Buy a pick and go mining. Unleash HFS upon the unsuspecting world.
• Start as a dragon and let goblins worship you as their god. Tell them to bring you treasures from your past fortresses.
• Reroute rivers, drain swamps and build roads across the land. Build a dam over a human city. Flush them out with the accumulated water.
• Build elaborate deathtraps and abandon. Read up on all the unfortunate adventurers who entered your trapped fort, watch them fail.
• Become a necromancer. Lead an army of the dead to total victory.
• Flood the world with magma (for real this time).
• Catch 1000 wolves in cage traps. Train them to attack elves. Put cages in an elf dwelling and release all the hungry wolves. Read about the event in legends mode.
• Etc.

This game has so much potential for awesome

[Itnetlolor]

It's this kind of craziness that really makes it worthwhile to simulate the world outside the fortress. And the future promises even more. I can't wait to be able to dig and build in Adventure Mode.

Mayor/Leader of Town: "Your goal is to collapse the entire civilization."
Adventurer: "Okay."
*1 month passes*
Adv: "It is done, and it was really exhausting."
M/LoT: "What happened on your quest?"
Adv: "Well, first I needed a shovel, then I made a small bunker to defend myself from the keep, I dug a little too deep and wide and, uh... yadda yadda yadda, it collapsed big time!"
M/LoT: "Explain "big" time!"
Adv: "I think I literally collapsed their civilization. "

EDIT:
I fear this would become the end result of many a quest by mostly-new adventurers.

EDIT2:
The new mega-weapon, the almighty pick!!! They should definitely be artifacts of some sort in Adventure mode, considering the fact that you can destroy damn-near anything with one.