At some point, you have constructed all you wanted, desired, planned...
And all that remains is to run the game idle, inching towards some distant goal.
It is not so distant, given that, truly.
Yet...
Ah.
It's all ones and zeros.
It's ones and zeros all the way down.
Rift Craftportnet.
Maybe her election was driven by the fact, by the desperate hope that no dwarf inside could fix their situation?
Well, I know that is unlikely. Nonetheless.
Wait.
Are you thinking of a slade slab for Adil Crushedgild?
That's ...rather heavy with symbolism of his horrific meaning and carry weight.
Though, I partially expected you to try for a metal slab. But no, that is not possible. Rock it has to be.
Three?
One for the mayor. One for foul fog diagnoser. One for...who?
Ah. ⛭slab⛭
Crushed by a drawbridge in the year 1211, indeed. And what a magnificent crushing it was, far beyond the usual. *clap*
And now it is 1233...
It feels like it was yesterday. And the less said about that the better.
But I did not expect "slayer of goblins". I imagine this can only mean "in their sleep".
Of course, I too found making them pass conflicting.
The engraving of dwarves refusing her? It's...
Well, now you know where to build the slab.
A chausse? I think that's the best cloth covering item for legs. Not bad, as far as adamantine cloth artifacts go, not bad at all.
Not spectacular, when you already have four dozen artifacts, but still.
The toga and casket, not so good. The thong and mitten are more like it.
What was the personality of the creator of Tipdissolves like? I'm suddenly wondering if certain types of dwarves are more likely to decorate artifacts with images.
And the wearer of TIpdissolves....I wonder, where did he come from, that he details feather trees on his quern.
As for Leadwatchful the adamantine mask, is that cloth or metal? Prevents helm in any case, sadly.
And...hey. Stutus Luridclobber on The Cloudy Family is...not the one outside? Aw.
Killerfrenzies ye sheep wool cloak is most significant for meaning end of adamantine. What now, mine more? But...Is it worth it, when so many artifacts already collect dust?
A colossus?
Over three decades in, and still a megabeast deigns to visit.
Well.
They're not living.
But they're also not corruted by foul fog.
If one could capture them...But no. It feels somehow unfitting for dwarves of momentous dye to use others to earn their victories.
....
I'm a bit surprised by the fights, truth to be told. Kobolds may have been enemies in life, ok. But Minotaur?
I thought the inorganic nature may prevent this, but guess not.
Did 40.24 not have pulping? I recall its undead were famed as particularly tough, not very reanimating like 34.11 ones.
It'd be just terrible if that dogpile had cavein fall on it, right? Or is that terrific.
None will come, of course.
I'm not always sure of the value of run-of-the-mill engravings. Tracks and picked beasts can draw symbols and text. The room value boost from them itself seems rather fleeting, however....
But you wouldn't have found out the fort symbol without that, so it definitely has sentimental value.
Yeah. My favourite decoration on artifact is definitely an image.
But...Ah. The events of Roomcarnage.
Living, growing up in a place like that....Brr. The halls are grand, the booze runs free...But you're trapped, sections are lost and your station rarely improves.
No worry about food and drink, but life definitely is far from perfect. Stifling, even. Can't accomplish anything, can't build a great wonder, can't...It drives Feb so mad to as to attack everything.
Though, ah, I think 50 soldiers is bit of an overkill for 1 child.
Perhaps a hammerdwarf would have been better for this particular enemy if rather useless for the final fight. Does the Momentous Dye have any?
Perhas the greatest surprise is the axe being not named and made of copper.
Or maybe it is the second greatest one, after Feb's murderous ghost.
Though the slab problem is...A good one to have, I think.
I thought Inod may have been the victim, for a bit - but no.
Nonetheless, she was disturbingly successful. Several squads definitely weren't an excess for her. I'm definitely using that "Job item misplaced" as an euphenism again.
The teeth remained on the floor, though. I wonder if they cause any unhappiness for viewers.
To be honest, I'm kinda surprised that you don't have mooding item stocks stockpile group. Not that it'd help any with shells or the like, but it'd be neat to know at start you're going to have a mad dwarf on your hands.
So many troubles you have spring from them, after all.
It is unfortunate for Lorbam, but the alternate attitude may have been a morale penalty for everyone.
And...10 dwarves flashing red. It really underlines how Roomcarnage is not a happy place/version combo.
The new mayor is not a great option. Waterskins are hard to make in Roomcarnage, and actual flasks are heavy.
Though, how much are the caverns an option for leather?
There's FB, magma and undead problems down there. Nonetheless, they seem like only option.
Oh hello Cometvale.
"I'm sorry, what? But we don't have any most dangerous Rocs possible in DF."
"Well...Now we do. See, right in the middle of memorial hall."
Allow me to say "what the flying fuck are you doing here, Cometvale"?
It's a rhetorical question, because the answer is obvious.
But still, 2 megabeasts in one update. Remarkable.
I wonder if you didn't get the announcement because, like the kobolds, the Roc too was already gone by the time they entered the map.
Regardless.
A flying fuck-you from the Ice of Ghosts. There is no "safe from doom in this place".
But hey, maybe you have a source of leather. Many megabeasts are best butchered on the spot, due their enormous weight.
I doubt it, but it's an optimistic outlook towards the monster. Maybe very optimistic, given the last time a foul fog enemy got in touch with some of Roomcarnage's finest.
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