I looked at the floor of my duke's future throne room and found to my horror that it was not obsidian but mere diorite! All that work to cast that obsidian, and all I got out of it was walls! I may as well have skipped the casting and just constructed a fortress! By the way, does anyone know the base value of engraved stone walls/floors and of constructed walls/floors? I'm seriously considering just building gold floors over that diorite.
I have slaughtered all my tame giant olms and giant toads. There are some more in the caverns that I'll catch no doubt, but fuck it, I'll slaughter them too. I am DONE with farming them in this fort. If I need more expensive leather, I'll import it and if I need more expensive bones I've got cave crocodiles.
I have captured a female GCS; hopefully I'll capture a male soon too. In the meantime, I'll need to figure out how to make a silk farm with a tame GCS.
Question about caravans: If I request Item A from a caravan, will also requesting Item B reduce the amount of Item A they bring next year? I've decided that next year I'm dumping all my roasts on the caravan, and want to get the most good stuff I can out of it.
In anticipation of 42.06, with the export wealth bug fixed and the capability to become the Mountainhome restored, I have begun to prepare the King's furniture. I have all the masterwork gold furniture made, and have a stockpile chain to get it all studded with silver, copper, rose gold, and steel. Then on to the jeweller for a crust of a few different gems. Hopefully between all of those additions, each piece will wind up with at least one masterful decoration. - so that they all look like "☼«☼gold cabinet☼»☼".
Next project is figuring out how to dig ramps 100 z levels down through all three caverns so the trade depot is actually in my fortress.
Armok, and I thought
I was ambitious.