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[Grim Portent]

Hmm, it could be appropriate to make Grim a broker.

[than402]

that's a promising story you've got there.may i take a dwarf too?i don't care if he's peasant,militia or noble,anything will do.name him(her?) Crazyduck

as for his/her personality,i would like to be the looney/slight hints of insanity guy/girl

[Meph]

Posting to watch.

If you look at a unit you can press ctrl shift p to have it printed to the forumdwarves.txt in your df folder. Makes postings thoughts and unit descriptions, and even artefacts, a lot easier. no screenshots or cropping needed.

[Ruhn]

I might join in when some migrants arrive... not sure yet about what his personality or job should be.

[Lyeos]

I'd enjoy a peasant slot, if you wouldn't mind. Renamed Lyeos if possible, simply for the sake of being able to keep up with him. Umm... I would prefer to be a Surgeon/Suturer (seeing as this is Masterwork, as far as I could tell by skimming, it might help to make me the Cleric if that ever happens, considering the bonuses). I'd also be willing to take Woodcutting and/or Armoring (Though I realize metal is scarce), or some sort of Mason or Engraver because I like stones. since I doubt I'll be busy in the hospital all the time. Of course, feel free to change my Labors as needed. No preference as to the Dwarf's gender, really.

Edit: Just read back and realized that there are no trees, and very deep soil. Farmer, then, I guess? I still stand by my earlier choice of Surgeon/Suturer, though. Oh, and magic is pretty resource-heavy, so I realize the Cleric thing is highly unlikely. Just mentioned it for the nice, lovely bonuses it provides to the fortress.

[Monitor Lisard]

Alright, I've been rather busy lately, so don't expect updates often. I added the dwarves to the list.

"From the diary of Monitor Lizard Shorast, noble administrator:

Before getting off the carts, I ordered everyone to gather around so I could update the files. Of course, that is something the glorious nobles of the old world would do in the first place. Sir Crazyduck mumbled something about "bureaucracy" - those wardwarves are always so impatient. What does his nickname even mean? Is it supposed to be intimidating? He looks like a tough warrior indeed, but this title...

Anyway, after cheking all the names, the peasants headed westwards to starе excavating the nearby hill. I spotted a bunch of large saguaro cacti next to the caravan. These make good planks if you whittle them long enough.



One of our miners, Wasara, asked me if I would give his a chanse to do the cooking. I let him do this - this kind of initiative coming from a common dwarf is always appreciated. Carpetner Wolf was also given an order to take care of our cattle for a while.

After giving the orders, I decided to talk to our noble trademaster, Sir Grim, about the traders we are to trade with. We don't have the information yet, but, I suppose, there will be no dwarf, human, elf or goblin who will surpass our future prosperity. Exept for the glorious chief, of course.

I've discussed the organisation of a militia squad with Crazyduck... Dwarf, now I know why he's named like that. He gave me his ideas about how to call the squad. "The Bald Roofs", "The Obeisant Handles", "The Mechanical Beers"... Finally, we decided to stick to "The Keys of Defense". Sounds nice. I guess, we should give Crazyduck one of the commoners to train with for a while.



Wasara's just told me he and Olon have found patches of fire clay. If only we had enough fuel...



Wait... What is that?!



It seems a dark cloud of some kind has just drifted nearby. Wolf and Lyeos were almost engulfed with it, but managed to escape. I ordered everyone to get inside for a time.



That was close."

[Lyeos]

Lyeos escaped? Curses! Heh. Wish I could view these images on this iPad.