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[Thelogman]

I've generated a few forts within one world now...

In the first fortress, there was a soil layer of red sand. That sand stayed with nothing grown on it until I unlocked the caverns, at which point it started growing underground moss and grass and trees, just like normal.

But in later fortresses, as soon as I start digging into underground soil, way before caverns get pierced, I start to see the same sort of underground tree and shrub growth. I had nethercaps before I even got to a rock layer in my most recent fort.

So it seems now that once the caverns are "unlocked" for a world, any fortress experiences the same effects of being exposed to the spores.

Has anyone else experienced this?

[Splint]

nope, but it would kinda make sense, as dwarves would likely have some on them without thier known and some might even drift until they settle in a suitable place.

[Loud Whispers]

Known bug, probably caused by the moss spreading... EVERYWHERE

[Splint]

Known bug, probably caused by the moss spreading... EVERYWHERE

Well, if it's warm and moist, moss would do that anyway.