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[CaptainArchmage]

Don't worry, all the civs look super mixed, so it'll feel right for a not entirely Dwarven party

How mixed are we talking? Can you provide a copy of the save perhaps please?

It used to be the case that there were forts completely inhabited by horses and livestock, in the hundreds. That's less of a problem these days now that forts are in towns.

[DauntlessGolem]

Ah, yes, might be good to ask now; what sort of general tone are you aiming for? Humourous, light-hearted adventure or something more sombre?

Well considering Dwarf Fortress isn't the happiest kind of world, I was going to keep it more serious, but there are so many shenanigans that people have experienced it would feel wrong not to add some DF humor here or there. So serious with occasional humorous bits.

[DauntlessGolem]

Don't worry, all the civs look super mixed, so it'll feel right for a not entirely Dwarven party

How mixed are we talking? Can you provide a copy of the save perhaps please?

It used to be the case that there were forts completely inhabited by horses and livestock, in the hundreds. That's less of a problem these days now that forts are in towns.

Not sharing the save yet, That would potentially spoil to many things, as I am going to share my player's story on the forums. However, here's the three biggest civs, excluding the elves.

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This is honestly the most of other races I've seen in other forts, so it looks like this world is used to dwarves, humans, and occasionally elves working together. Genuinely more goblins than I thought though.

[CaptainArchmage]

This is honestly the most of other races I've seen in other forts, so it looks like this world is used to dwarves, humans, and occasionally elves working together. Genuinely more goblins than I thought though.

Ah yes, difference between Dwarf Fortress and D&D:

Goblins can and will inhabit and completely integrate into dwarven civilisations. In fact, your dwarves don't seem to give a shit about it. The mayor or baron can be a "goblin drunk".

[Killgoth]

The adventurers slay the dragon to complete the quest they travelled an entire continent to complete and upon returning (again crossing the continent) and reporting their victory they are met with "It was inevitable" and no reward.