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[Sibilantjoe]

While I'm here, though--is there a way to keep a creature from being able to die from blood loss without making them undead?

[evictedSaint]

While I'm here, though--is there a way to keep a creature from being able to die from blood loss without making them undead?

removing the tag [HAS_BLOOD] should do the trick.

[Sibilantjoe]

While I'm here, though--is there a way to keep a creature from being able to die from blood loss without making them undead?

removing the tag [HAS_BLOOD] should do the trick.

Can I do that just for the caste, though, or will I have to apply that to the entire race?

[tahujdt]

Is it possible to have an interaction that does not require line of sight to be activated? Like an uber necromancer who can raise corpses even if he can't see them.

[i2amroy]

Is it possible to have an interaction that does not require line of sight to be activated? Like an uber necromancer who can raise corpses even if he can't see them.

I don't believe it's possible, no.

[evictedSaint]

Is it possible to have an interaction that does not require line of sight to be activated? Like an uber necromancer who can raise corpses even if he can't see them.

I don't believe it's possible, no.

Liessssssssss

For the TARGET token, the wiki says:

Specifies how the creature chooses what to . Target ID refers to an I_TARGET defined in the interaction itself. Multiple target types can be specified. If no target is specified, creature will target any available target within range, even through walls. Valid target types:
     LINE_OF_SIGHT - the source needs to be able to see the target
    TOUCHABLE - the source needs to be able to touch the target
    DISTURBER_ONLY - the target must be whoever disturbed the source
    SELF_ALLOWED - the target can be the source
    SELF_ONLY - the target must be the source

So, leave out the selection token.  Problem solved.  Likely, it will only work thus in dwarf mode, since in adventure you can't actually do anything you can't see. I haven't tested it, but it is possible it may be a general "Raise everything within reach without selection" kinda reaction.

[Mohreb el Yasim]

is there a way to mod the embarking wagon (i tried the creature called wagon but well it has no effect on that)

[tahujdt]

Is it possible to have an interaction that does not require line of sight to be activated? Like an uber necromancer who can raise corpses even if he can't see them.

I don't believe it's possible, no.

Liessssssssss

For the TARGET token, the wiki says:

Specifies how the creature chooses what to . Target ID refers to an I_TARGET defined in the interaction itself. Multiple target types can be specified. If no target is specified, creature will target any available target within range, even through walls. Valid target types:
     LINE_OF_SIGHT - the source needs to be able to see the target
    TOUCHABLE - the source needs to be able to touch the target
    DISTURBER_ONLY - the target must be whoever disturbed the source
    SELF_ALLOWED - the target can be the source
    SELF_ONLY - the target must be the source

So, leave out the selection token.  Problem solved.  Likely, it will only work thus in dwarf mode, since in adventure you can't actually do anything you can't see. I haven't tested it, but it is possible it may be a general "Raise everything within reach without selection" kinda reaction.

I was intending to make a radio broadcasting thing that affects all people of the home civ. Just a fluff thing.

[Sibilantjoe]

Is weight the primary variable in determining when attacks will send victims flying? I had one adventurer who was sending people flying left and right with a 96-weight halberd, but my current adventurer (who is many times stronger) isn't having nearly as much luck with fists, staffs, etc.

[i2amroy]

Is weight the primary variable in determining when attacks will send victims flying? I had one adventurer who was sending people flying left and right with a 96-weight halberd, but my current adventurer (who is many times stronger) isn't having nearly as much luck with fists, staffs, etc.

Weight and size are the main things, yes. The heavier your weapon is the more force can be transferred into the target, and the smaller the target is the more effect said force will have upon them.

[Putnam]

is there a way to mod the embarking wagon (i tried the creature called wagon but well it has no effect on that)

no

[evictedSaint]

is there a way to mod the embarking wagon (i tried the creature called wagon but well it has no effect on that)

no

Is this true? I vaguely remember reading somewhere that you could...something about fireballs, idk.

[Putnam]

is there a way to mod the embarking wagon (i tried the creature called wagon but well it has no effect on that)

no

Is this true?

yes

Is this true? I vaguely remember reading somewhere that you could...something about fireballs, idk.

no

[Boltgun]

If you make a baby snatcher civ, do Dwarves lay siege? I got none in 10 years but considering I only got 2 human siege and 3 elven ambushes, I may have chosen a wrong position.

Also, is there something preventing goblins to trade with me? All the places I tried had "No trade". I wanted at least merchants so I can properly antagonize then.

Do they have [COMMON_DOMESTIC_PACK] and/or [COMMON_DOMESTIC_PULL]?

They are vanilla gobelins and nope they do not seem to have those tags. That might explain then.

Edit : Massive elven ambush again, and an human siege that went badly. At least I know my citizens are not too strong in combat.

[WillowLuman]

Also for "Underground special" Is there any difference from that to a husk/thrall stat wise?

Yes. "Underground Specials" are exactly like raised corpses, using the fake "hitpoint" system and receiving no alteration to speed or stats. Thus, they are far, far weaker than husks.