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Author Topic: Most Epic Demons/Forgotten Beasts  (Read 8956 times)

smjjames

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Re: Most Epic Demons/Forgotten Beasts
« Reply #30 on: April 19, 2010, 12:56:18 pm »

Oh, let him Huesoo. You don't have to use it.


I was saying that about the world full of dicks, no. That didnt happen.

It was definetly a concern throughout the period before it was released though.

I dont see why, all of the creatures created in the creature creator that were inappropiate were deleted and the owner was suspended. (Ive had creatures that were considered inappropiate an I got suspended, I call bullshit) Lets not derail this thread anymore.

It was a general concern before we knew how it would be handled. Anyways, yea lets stop the derailment.

In opening HFS yesterday to mess around, I noticed that the demons are hostile to everything except themselves. It was mostly crundles though, don't know if they attacked any larger stuff or not. They also produce a hell of alot of pathing lag, especially going for the last dwarf alive.
« Last Edit: April 19, 2010, 01:01:17 pm by smjjames »
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uber pye

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Re: Most Epic Demons/Forgotten Beasts
« Reply #31 on: April 20, 2010, 07:22:37 pm »

Koala fiend:
 adorable :D
     and
  deadly  :(
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"Immortal" just means that you haven't killed it hard enough

X-MAS TIME!!!!!
the mad immortal child! xmas themed

Vertigon

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Re: Most Epic Demons/Forgotten Beasts
« Reply #32 on: April 20, 2010, 08:23:16 pm »

I didn't even know capyberas were coded.  wtf
Most pathetic goes to the towering, scaly, winged leeches. No way of attacking, nor any eyes ot see with.
Holy carp. That's pretty much what I drew, but I have no scanner :C
It's a giant, eyeless leech with feathers and wings of stretched skin
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Rotten

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« Reply #33 on: April 20, 2010, 09:00:26 pm »


I wonder if he will hug my dwarves to death?
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True, but at a certain velocity the resulting explosion expels invader-bits at fatal speeds. You don't want to be dropping trogdolyte-shaped shrapnel bombs into your boneworks.
Only in Dwarf Fortress...

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Re: Most Epic Demons/Forgotten Beasts
« Reply #34 on: April 22, 2010, 11:21:38 pm »

I just want an honorable mention of my forest titan.

It is, essentially, a giant furry tortoise.  Named Madush.
It has 107 kills.

One of those kills was a human that offed 26 elephants and had way more kills than Madush, anyway.

I'm scared of tree-hugging hippy land now. :(

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I was talking about importing alimunim.
And we were hypothesising about the sexual relations between elves and trees.

Yagrum Bagarn

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Re: Most Epic Demons/Forgotten Beasts
« Reply #35 on: April 23, 2010, 12:06:54 am »

Also, in my current world, I have one demon type that seems rather peaceful for a demon. Theres two of them, Gila Monster brutes (with poisonus bite included), which were associated with writing, suicide, scholarship, rebirth. poetry, death, and birth. Neither of them have killed anybody and when their civs were conquered, they stayed in their old homes.

Oh, fuck, an English Major demon.

Edit, punctuation.  Irony - one of my majors was English.
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