Okay, since HiddenLeafGuy hasn't responded yet, I took the liberty of dorfing Sanctume, Vortex and Fairybrow, as well as cleaning up the save a little and initiating some strategies to help improve FPS.
Took care of the stockpile cancellation spam and forbid seeds from all the food stockpiles, which should help fix the seed cancellation spam. The biggest change I made is that I marked a load of animals for butchery, making sure to keep one breeding pair of each alive.
I didn't actually unpause it: it'll still be the first of Granite when the next turn starts.
Uploading the save now.
As requested, the militia dwarf most likely to die heinously due to lack of training and proper equipment
Other notes I made while I was in there include...
Turns out the symbol of our civilisation is a pine. Long live King Pinehead! (don't tell him I said that)
And the symbol of the Farm of Hammers is an animal trap, which seems wonderfully fitting.
The pine image is in Psychoangels occupied tomb, by the way, alongside another Pine and an engraving of Lychee tree's. Three images of tree's in a dwarven tomb? Odd, but at least he's already dead so the King won't have us hammer him for being an elven spy.
Apparently Duke Gwolfski liked Atis Inethast's
Quasar Covered In Large Roaches so much, he had a duplicate commissioned in gold and installed in his office. Given their mutual grudge, seeing it every day probably cheers him right up.
So, not only does SQMan have a Gorlak chained to his coffin... but it's crying.
No, really.
I was half expecting the engraved images in SQman's tomb to be some sort of freakish panorama of dwarf-on-gorlak bondage porn, but they are actually surprisingly vanilla: the foundation of Breadbowl, the election of Quasar, and the creation of Splatterstroke (the artifact coati leather hood).
But it seems SQman's not the only one with weird fetishes. May, for example, likes her some good old fashioned elf-on-elf murder.
While this kobold-on-human statue was found in Gwolfski's tomb...
There's also an engraving of a similar kobold-on-human scene in Quasar's tomb, which serves as an eternal reminder that the bug people are, in fact, coming.
Too much sunlight does some
seriously weird shit to a dwarf's brain.
As creepy as all that is, however, it pales in comparison to SQman's greatest crime as overseer. I almost missed it, for it is subtle, but in the long run it will surely doom the entire fort.
Rurast take us all. We thought we could control them... train them. Our very minds have been infiltrated, and now the wheels are turning. Wheels within wheels.
Wheels within
hamster wheels.The downfall of Breadbowl has begun, ladies and gentlemen.