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[maki32]

You can read the books Or only can know the title of it? They have stories inside? How you make the books in Dwarf fortress mode?

[Montague]

The book titles all sound sensible and realistic for the most part. Are they really procedurally generated?

[Necromunger]

Yes out or partial words.

He probably has i list of suffix words and prefix words that all go together.

[Andux]

And You Sang 'Storage!' was a 283 page novel, written in the mid-autumn of 176 by the dwarf necromancer Tekkud Apexsteel. It concerns her storing Kol Futuretrades And The Nails (a 158 page novel concerning her apprentice) in Boargild in the early winter of 168.

There's also one called Give Me After Can The Market The Easy Way Save The World?

[MadocComadrin]

"The History of PokeDreams"

Why is there Pokemon manga in your library?

[DrKillPatient]

And You Sang 'Storage!' was a 283 page novel, written in the mid-autumn of 176 by the dwarf necromancer Tekkud Apexsteel. It concerns her storing Kol Futuretrades And The Nails (a 158 page novel concerning her apprentice) in Boargild in the early winter of 168.

If only we could actually read those books. I'd love to see how one could write 283 pages regarding a single mundane event such as storing a book.

There's also one called Give Me After Can The Market The Easy Way Save The World?

Wow. If I read this correctly, the sequence of books goes like this:

1. Wrote The Market The Easy Way (or maybe wrote The Market, and then wrote "The Market" The Easy Way)
2. Wrote Can "The Market The Easy Way" Save The World?
3. Wrote After "Can The Market The Easy Way Save The World?"
4. Wrote Give Me "After Can The Market The Easy Way Save The World?"

That's a sequence of four, maybe even five layers of bookception.

[archivis]

My favorite book in my legends screen is: Start Your Day With The Dwarf.  Written by a dwarf necromancer.  Extra fun, because I more or less did this morning

[Nyxalinth]

And You Sang 'Storage!' was a 283 page novel, written in the mid-autumn of 176 by the dwarf necromancer Tekkud Apexsteel. It concerns her storing Kol Futuretrades And The Nails (a 158 page novel concerning her apprentice) in Boargild in the early winter of 168.

There's also one called Give Me After Can The Market The Easy Way Save The World?

I didn't know Dwarf s used Engrish

[Bronze Dog]

And You Sang 'Storage!' was a 283 page novel, written in the mid-autumn of 176 by the dwarf necromancer Tekkud Apexsteel. It concerns her storing Kol Futuretrades And The Nails (a 158 page novel concerning her apprentice) in Boargild in the early winter of 168.

If only we could actually read those books. I'd love to see how one could write 283 pages regarding a single mundane event such as storing a book.

I have this mental image of the necromancer walking through an insanely long series of doors opened by increasingly ridiculous forms of ID check.

[Eidolon]

Best self-help book I ever read.

[thegoatgod_pan]

I have a great one:

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[Sus]

I have a great one:

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Ladies and gentledwarves: The DF equivalent of Giacomo Casanova.

And You Sang 'Storage!' was a 283 page novel, written in the mid-autumn of 176 by the dwarf necromancer Tekkud Apexsteel. It concerns her storing Kol Futuretrades And The Nails (a 158 page novel concerning her apprentice) in Boargild in the early winter of 168.

...and James Joyce.

[Mictlantecuhtli]

And You Sang 'Storage!' was a 283 page novel, written in the mid-autumn of 176 by the dwarf necromancer Tekkud Apexsteel. It concerns her storing Kol Futuretrades And The Nails (a 158 page novel concerning her apprentice) in Boargild in the early winter of 168.

If only we could actually read those books. I'd love to see how one could write 283 pages regarding a single mundane event such as storing a book.

Maybe it's an epic tale of how he journeyed across tundras to save the book and store it away? Atleast that's how I imagine it.

[Kilroy the Grand]

And You Sang 'Storage!' was a 283 page novel, written in the mid-autumn of 176 by the dwarf necromancer Tekkud Apexsteel. It concerns her storing Kol Futuretrades And The Nails (a 158 page novel concerning her apprentice) in Boargild in the early winter of 168.

If only we could actually read those books. I'd love to see how one could write 283 pages regarding a single mundane event such as storing a book.

Maybe it's an epic tale of how he journeyed across tundras to save the book and store it away? Atleast that's how I imagine it.

To bad every book I've seen was written and stored in the same tower.

Maybe necromancers don't actually learn the secrets of life and death because they fear their own mortality, but because they are so lazy they just want undead servants?

[EmperorJon]

I got a series titled...

Dwarf
Dwarf Abridged
Even More Dwarf.