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[Mrhappyface]

This was project I decided to do because I was happy that you can now pit enemies easily. The fort's name is Weathertwists btw.

The entrance way to the temple:

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The Hall of Sacrifices, lined with platinum statues

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The Pit of Offerings, in which the sacrifice is violently dismembered and then drained out of

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The Chalice itself:

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The Drainage Hatch at the bottom

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The Catacombs in which the Chalice drains into to honor the dwarven dead with the blood and gore of their enemies.

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I'll post some more stuff tommorrow. Can you guys give me more ideas?

[Urist Mcinternetuser]

This is awesome. Try to summon Armok from it's depths.

[Exlo]

It's times like these when I wish blood had the same properties as magma/water. Then you could actually fill the thing. Perhaps make some lovely mist generators.

[Loud Whispers]

Pure steel?


Daaaaaaaaaaaaaaammmmmmmmmmnnnnnnn

[Mrhappyface]

Pure steel?


Daaaaaaaaaaaaaaammmmmmmmmmnnnnnnn

I would've done brass, but that's harder to get.

[Mrhappyface]

Gonna bump this for updates.

[slothen]

enemies pit -> dismember -> water flow pushes into chalice -> chalice fills -> chalice has drain into filled catacombs?

Pretty awesome.

[SRD]

how about coat the catacombs in obsidian to give it that -dark- effect, plus chain up a necromancer down there and dump corpses in there, (Make the necromancer safe from the water some how though) then as an adventurer come back and try to claim the treasure of Armok.

[Mrhappyface]

how about coat the catacombs in obsidian to give it that -dark- effect, plus chain up a necromancer down there and dump corpses in there, (Make the necromancer safe from the water some how though) then as an adventurer come back and try to claim the treasure of Armok.

I actually slaughtered an entire town, and then went on a pilgrimage to the fort that I abandoned. I entered the halls, then I pulled the water lever, and then sacrificed my body for Armok. Blood for the blood god.

[AWdeV]

Glory be! How does this stonesense lark even work anyway?

[Girlinhat]

Easiest way is to head to the modding forums and download DFHack.  Then enter "ssense" command, and it'll run!  But, for my stonesense incurs massive drag time, to the point of slowing my computer to a crawl.  So I tend to use it sparingly and only to take quick looks.

[AWdeV]

Aiite, kickass. Thanks.

[miauw62]

Awesome!
Not really alot more to say here so...
Awesome!

(i also do want blood to be its own liquid, that would be epic)

[Thelogman]

how about coat the catacombs in obsidian to give it that -dark- effect, plus chain up a necromancer down there and dump corpses in there, (Make the necromancer safe from the water some how though) then as an adventurer come back and try to claim the treasure of Armok.

I've seen plenty of Serpent Man Necromancers, which have the [Amphibious] and [Underswim] tags, which make them perfectly safe and happy under water. Watery graves with roaming undead would be awesome, but damn this thing is awesome already. Definitely something every fortress should have: difficult to build, awesome looking, extremely bloody.

[SRD]

Yeah but think about it, technically none of your dwarves will become lifeless... just throw them in the pit of armok and they come back to life! (And throw gobbos down there if you want)