In Masterworks arena mode, testing out the new weapons I added.
For those who don't know, Masterworks arena has a circular (as far as DF does curves) center spot. Being that its quite big, I put 9 varied civ races equally spaced (8 around the edges in a chaos star set up) and one in the center, all armed and armoured the same, despite being a mix of humans, elves, dwarves and orcs.
They were all independent and had 10 in all combat skills. I assumed control of an orc in the center, and a small series of duels started up, with the winner moving into another fight. After a long quite epic struggle, my Orc won. So I returned to arena mode and continued to add in more dueling partners, but this orc woudnt die.
So I moved onto testing the plethora of dangerous creatures Masterwork adds.
The Orc most notably fought off a vampire lord, a mind-flayer lord, a dragon and a werewolf, the latter requiring a frantic scrabble about looking for one of the 2 silver weapons hidden in the enormous clutter of over 100 weapons covering the floor of the little arena once I realised my steel weapons were useless. That orc eventually died to a Bebillith, which I only found out after spawning it, that its a gigantic spider with blades at the ends of its feet. The bloody thing strangled me to death after near a million web sprays (WTF is with spiders web slinging speed!?)
There have been plenty of epic/slog adventure fights (solo-ing towers/fortresses anyone?), but this one always sticks with me for the sheer unkillable badassery one orc forced into a crappy win-or-die situation could possess. It became easy to empathise with that group of orc pixels, tags and prefstrings.