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[Quantum Drop]

A completely rotten heart won't actually kill you, while a bleeding one can make you drop dead in several steps.

[Urist McUristUrist]

A completely rotten heart won't actually kill you, while a bleeding one can make you drop dead in several steps.

You should probably report the first one to the bug tracker

[Pillbo]

I think this is actually a bug and works with anyone, at least if you set them to be interrogated before they die. I don't know if convicting someone who dies before they get sentenced causes dwarves to get disillusioned tho.

I'm pretty sure it worked when I set someone to be interrogated right after they were killed. I convicted her, then she was escaping so I sent the army to kill her, then I figured I'd try interrogating her.

First time I know for sure I set the interrogation before they were killed.

[voliol]

A completely rotten heart won't actually kill you, while a bleeding one can make you drop dead in several steps.

You should probably report the first one to the bug tracker

It’s not a bug per-se; iirc the heart is just a really vascular body part, meaning it bleeds a lot but holds no further function. Could probably still report it in good faith though.

[A_Curious_Cat]

A completely rotten heart won't actually kill you, while a bleeding one can make you drop dead in several steps.

I seem to remember a post from an earlier version in which a dwarf had their brain surgically removed and not only survived but showed no difference in ability compared to the way they were before the surgery.

[bloop_bleep]

A completely rotten heart won't actually kill you, while a bleeding one can make you drop dead in several steps.

I seem to remember a post from an earlier version in which a dwarf had their brain surgically removed and not only survived but showed no difference in ability compared to the way they were before the surgery.

Of course he didn't. They don't use their brains even when they do have them.

[Naturegirl1999]

So that means they have decentralized nervous systems

[TubaDragoness]

That's what the beard is for.

[Eric Blank]

And yet skewering their brain will kill them instantly.

Surgeries are weird though, they dont count as causing injuries it seems

[Quantum Drop]

That's what the beard is for.

The beard actually is the Dwarf; the rest of the body is just a decoy [/absurdtheorising]

Thread Tax: reanimating a hostile foe in adventure mode as a regular zombie, letting your enemies kill them, then resurrecting them as an Intelligent Undead will cause them to attack their former allies while completely ignoring you (unless attacked, of course).

[Urist McUristUrist]

And yet skewering their brain will kill them instantly.

Surgeries are weird though, they dont count as causing injuries it seems

They have the time to transfer their conciousness to the beard during a surgery. During combat they don't.

[dudhhr]

1. I have had the humans send a liaison to my fort every year with the caravan, and they sold me a tame elephant for 500 urists 
Not the tree huggers though.

2. have a bone industry so dorfs without mood skills can make useful stuff, because all bone stuff is made at a craftsdwarf shop (default for no moodable skill, like children), unlike most other materials where they have their own shop, and moods can make useful stuff out of bone (chairs, coffins, other stuff to appease nobles). I have two barons in my fort, one of whom is also the mayor and his first mandate was for anvils when I don’t have any iron.

3. Were beasts (my first one was so scary, it was an Iguana that killed one dorf and a dog that lost a leg when I tried to sell some ogres) can trigger traps when they revert. They get caged then die a horrible death in an atom smaser

[Urist McUristUrist]

Human grand treasurers may arrive at your fort and negotiate trade agreements. Sometimes.

[Bralbaard]

Some worlds can have demons as a playable adventure race. This is not necessarily the case right after worldgen and can develop at a later date. (It happened in the museum III game after 50 years of playing)

[muldrake]

Human grand treasurers may arrive at your fort and negotiate trade agreements. Sometimes.

Trufax.  I have had it happen.  I don't know if this is mod-related because I had never had humans negotiate a trade agreement before.