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[Vercingetorix]

Finally noticed a little feature on the noble screen that appears at some point; when you press "c", it shows you the amount of architectural/road/offering wealth needed to become the capital of your civilization.  Now that I know that, I can finally get around to getting my king.

Of course, there's no other nobility here because I never got a baron but maybe that's a good thing.  I can't believe I never noticed this before...

[Eric Blank]

Excellent. I wonder what it says when your fort is the only one currently in existence for your civ... (IE: You are the capital, the only dwarven settlement, but does the game know it?)

I'll have to wait and find out, apparently I haven't reached this point you describe, probably for having only 19 dwarves and never receiving a caravan from anyone. Can you name anything else that affects it?

[Vercingetorix]

Excellent. I wonder what it says when your fort is the only one currently in existence for your civ... (IE: You are the capital, the only dwarven settlement, but does the game know it?)

I'll have to wait and find out, apparently I haven't reached this point you describe, probably for having only 19 dwarves and never receiving a caravan from anyone. Can you name anything else that affects it?

That's a good question.  I'm honestly not sure when it appeared; I only noticed it by chance when appointing a new militia commander.  I can say that it definitely wasn't there when I discovered adamantine; the most likely trigger is population because I got a wave that pushed it above the 120's to 151.  My created wealth was already quite high, so that wasn't it either. 

Right now, it lists the following requirements:

Architecture: 10,000 db
Roads: 5,000 db
Offered Goods: 7,500 db

I'll try to hit the targets by the end of the year and see what happens.

[breadbocks]

For architecture, just carve out lots of bluemetal, smoothe the floors & walls, and engrave. It should give you the last few thousand you may or may not need. For roads, smelt into wafers, then use those. I think you'll be able to deconstruct it later. Just pump out gold crafts for the last.

[Vercingetorix]

For architecture, just carve out lots of bluemetal, smoothe the floors & walls, and engrave. It should give you the last few thousand you may or may not need. For roads, smelt into wafers, then use those. I think you'll be able to deconstruct it later. Just pump out gold crafts for the last.

That was my problem.  I have 312,000 worth of architecture but only 3,000 of roads and no offerings...I was wondering whether or not I still needed the other two and now I know.

[Firehound]

Yes.

[Vercingetorix]

Well, she showed up and promptly died, along with the former liason.  Apparently they were both ancient (although the liason's potash maker husband is still alive at 161).