Yay, back in action! Aquifer breeeaaached in under the first year! Take that, water!
Two migration waves and we have 20 heads around, mostly useless right now... no, wait, actually quite useful as I have some stone and gems and metals. Oh, hey, I just breached the cave and can already see some cave spider webs, good! Those will be useful in WHOA, WHOA, WHOA!
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Hey, mason, there is a staircase down the shaft that needs floor on it!
That aside, for some reason the jute seeds bag refuses to be put in a stockpile. Not listed in food stockpile nor in my general everything stockpile(all piles sans food, corpses, refuse, stone and wood).
I also noticed that apparently I can make soap out of flax seeds! Yay! Though it's not really necessary since during embark I somehow overlooked the fact that my civ has sunflowers... so grabbing some seeds from caravan is a non-issue. Welp, soap soon! Well, the Blizzard-kind of soon. Assuming it works, didn't test it yet, though I'm almost there.
In other news, my two spear ponies are pretty much legendary! As soon as I get another migration wave I am making some serious squads! Now that I have gems, the crystal armor set is a formality!
Though I don't really know whatever for. After the winter the amount of wild animals dropped to five(all those carp in water got encased in ice). And it's mostly some eagles/ravens, maybe a coyote here or there.
Well, I did see a pack of timberwolves but they left quite fast and were on the other side of the river. Aside from this pony blood raining around this would be a quiet, little village.
Oh, wait. Changelings. Yeah, that's gonna need serious defences. More so, since it's above ground. That reminds me, I need to channel and floor over my dining room. They are sitting there in the dark and are starting to adapt...
Oh, and for some reason I decided to add civ_controllable tag for Changelings. Dunno why. But it allowed me to discover that I have one pony civ on my world and two Changeling hives... makes me more eager to make an enormous and powerful settlement.
Ponies so desperate for tanned hides that they almost pay double for them are still hilarious!
It's also funny that my manager, who had "a lousy intellect", after a session of "validate one job of collecting webs times several dozen", plus some minor jobs in between, now has "awesome intellectual powers"! She's talented, that's for sure!
You know, if you don't want me to post these silly updates, just let me know!