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Author Topic: Will turning people into night creatures in adventurer affect fortress mode?  (Read 883 times)

Archereon

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So yeah, in my most recent adventure, I've decided to attempt to spread my adventurer's werecurse to as many people in a civ as possible and see if that caused the infected individuals, who from the legends science I've done on player night creatures (primarily werebeasts) infecting others, seems to generate historical figures from generic populations. Has any science been done that would confirm or deny whether going around on full moon nights and biting absolutely everyone I can find but not killing them cause the infectees to migrate to my fortress (assuming I'm running a human fortress since mountainhalls aren't currently generated), thereby making it a lot easier to find werebeasts for FURTHER EXPERIMENTATION?
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Rumrusher

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yes werecreatuers will cause them to be hostile when they turn, vampire will just make them drain the blood of your fellow dwarves, necromancy will just raise the dead who will scare every single unit you have even the necromancer. Bogeymen are just high level in fighting but really small so to maximize the potential on them you need to get alot of them or train the few you have to near legendary... Bogeymen will not reanimate so their good against undead as expendable units.
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