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[DrunkGamer]

How do you tell which gos a temple worships after you make it anyway?

In my case, no one is even using the temples. You are forced to manually check each dwarf and then see which gods are the most common and build temples for them.

Or juts build a temple for no specified god and get done with it.

[NJW2000]

Make a zone, it'll show you how many worshippers each go has. But what I want to know is: having created a temple, how can one tell which god it is built for, in case you forget?

[Wheeljack]

Make a zone, it'll show you how many worshippers each go has. But what I want to know is: having created a temple, how can one tell which god it is built for, in case you forget?

The newest version fixes that and lists the god in the 'l'ocation menu. :3

[DrunkGamer]

Make a zone, it'll show you how many worshippers each go has. But what I want to know is: having created a temple, how can one tell which god it is built for, in case you forget?

Oh...


"DrunkGamer is throwing a tantrum!"

[NJW2000]

Started a new fort of budding intellectuals (all novice in an academic skill) in an terrifying biome next to a dark goblin tower. No bad thoughts so far, several days in, elf blood rain seemingly disappears before hitting the ground. 1x1 embark, but an aquifer. Gonna be hard.

And the first immigrant is a bookbinder. Great, I'm gonna turn an entire hill into a library.

[askovdk]

A troupe of 6 came and petitioned for residence.
It includes 3 goblins, so we are hoping for dirty songs in the tavern. 

[austinwelser]

Fort been going a couple years without any fun to be seen, lord consort of a nearby humie civ comes to visit my lovely tavern, should I kill him to force some fun?

[Broseph Stalin]

One of my scholars wrote a book on animal remedies and a human scholar who heard the Golden Vault was the place to research showed up with a scroll he'd written on the same subject. Little touches make me love this game.

edit: On a side note it would be nice if dwarves could copy a visiting scholar's books so I wouldn't have to consider murdering them every time they had something I wanted.

[Tawa]

Finally decided to fire up a new fort. Building it into the side of a mountain, as per tradition.

Do dwarves need Reader to be able to read books?

[Dorsidwarf]

I've got a little fort with 12 dwarves and 2 humans, and an endless stream of axemen and adventurers who stop off to chat and dance in the Inn.

Thankfully, the humans dont seem to want to pray, which makes them excellent labour for when it's WORSHIP TIME for the dwarves

[Dozebôm Lolumzalìs]

Finally decided to fire up a new fort. Building it into the side of a mountain, as per tradition.

Do dwarves need Reader to be able to read books?

No. I've seen plenty of (No) Readers become Dabbling Readers.

[Bouchart]

A woodcrafter had a strange mood and made an artifact instrument that can be placed as furniture.

[austinwelser]

My mountainhome liason is a goblin. Time to atom smash.

[cochramd]

A woodcrafter had a strange mood and made an artifact instrument that can be placed as furniture.

Quick, put it in the tavern and see if instrument quality has any effect on music quality?

[Dozebôm Lolumzalìs]

Twelve visitors! And one mercenary.

Edit: I overheard Tobul Kadôllitast, the bowyer, saying this:

In life, you should work hard. Then work harder.

What a dwarven sentiment! She's made dozens of wooden crossbows, as per the Mountainhome's request. Seems there's a need for a civilian militia. Hope the fighting doesn't come this far south...

Edit:

The best way to get what you want out of life is to work for it.

Fourteen visitors: four poets/bards (here to perform), six warriors (here to relax), and four scholars (here to do research and discuss mathematics).

Here in Clockworks the Praises of Toads, not much work is left to do before winter, so the population sings, dances, does scholarly whatever, and prays.

Our resident scholars are now discussing the moon's path.

Ah! A scholar has written a philosophy book, similar to Aristotle's (IIRC), about the relations between objects and their properties! Scribes, to the pen and quire! Copy this masterpiece!

Edit: Eight scholars, three bards, six warriors, and two more residents! A bard and a poet.

Edit: Edem got drunk and starved to death on a tree. Wait, no, dehydrated to death. When the tree was chopped down, the woodcutter felt "nothing" after seeing the corpse fall! Finally, the time of "stressed b/c saw some random sentient being die" has gone!

Edit: Eleven scholars. Now we will make the greatest library in the world!