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[DoctorZuber]

A scary thought for you guys. With the new system we now have the concept of mud, blood and stone (possibly other things too) being tracked all over the place as dwarves walk from place to place. Combining this with how common tower caps are now it has created a rather nightmarish possibility.

Baron Brown Trowsers comes home from a long day of standing around giving pointless orders to the dwarves and goes to bed, tracking mud all over the floor of his shiny engraved noble room. While he sleeps, a tower cap notices this pile of mud that has formed in the room and decides to take root, destroying a tile of beautiful engraving in the process (when tower caps grow they replace any tile with sand or soil). If this were the floor of a lesser dwarf and perhaps made out of constructed flooring this wouldn't be possible since constructed floors are immune to tower cap growth. As far as I know, mighty engraved floors are still fair game. Consider yourself warned.

[Tarran]

Well, might as well restrict the tile the tower cap is on and save it until it grows up, as removing it by any means turns the tile into a soil tile (though you can turn it back into a rock tile using a construction or a road), and a tower cap is a nice break from the standard blocky floors.

And it takes much more work to do this on purpose. And yes I like the sporry things.

Argh, my reading skills suck, Ignore this post.

[Nikov]

Pff, some Baron if the Baroness isn't managing the household servants. Burrow a dozen uniformed peasants to stand around on cleaning detail in his chambers.

[alfie275]

So umm? What is this suggesting?