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[DizzyCrash]

So the world gen ended with a human civ on the brink of death.. they have had 20 generals in 200 year and the culture seems to be a hate for law and rules and theres barely any of them left, half the towns are ghost towns or ruled by bandits or killing eachother, Its basically the wild west filled with almost as many outlaws and criminals as normal people.. this is what the opulation looks like.

- 342 Humans
- 248 Outcast Humans
- 348 Goblins
- 222 Outcast Goblins
- 112 Konolds
- 85  Elves
- 22  Dwarves
- 31  Outcast Dwarf
- 27  Outcast Elf

What exactly is a outcast and how will i be interacting with them.

[Isaac23]

[HiddenEyes056]

"Dwarf of the North Fortress"

Fund it.

[DizzyCrash]

"Dwarf of the North Fortress"

Fund it.

XD   Sorry to say iv yet to watch fist of the north star so i dont really get the reference. ( If any at all )

[burned]

So the world gen ended with a human civ on the brink of death.. they have had 20 generals in 200 year and the culture seems to be a hate for law and rules and theres barely any of them left, half the towns are ghost towns or ruled by bandits or killing eachother, Its basically the wild west filled with almost as many outlaws and criminals as normal people.. this is what the opulation looks like.

- 342 Humans
- 248 Outcast Humans
- 348 Goblins
- 222 Outcast Goblins
- 112 Konolds
- 85  Elves
- 22  Dwarves
- 31  Outcast Dwarf
- 27  Outcast Elf

What exactly is a outcast and how will i be interacting with them.

An outcast is a criminal belonging to a particular group. Your numbers could mean that there are a few large criminal organizations or a bunch of smaller gangs. You'd have to check the Legends mode for specifics, but those "outlaws and criminals" you mentioned are the outcasts.

[DizzyCrash]

Dude, there are almost as many criminals as peaceful normal folk...

[SQman]

Dude, there are almost as many criminals as peaceful normal folk...

Reminds me of Skyrim.

[Dozebôm Lolumzalìs]

Don't mean to be a grammar Nazi, but the correct spelling is "everywhere". As in, "every-" plus "where", indicating "in every location".

[Hellzon]

Somewhat relatedly, I'm seeing some outlaw animals after playing in the world for a while. Not just in my retired fortresses, but it seems to be pronounced there.

Spoiler: Examples (click to show/hide)

112: Astebetur, "Toldboulder", fortress
   Owner: The Treaty of Clouting, dwarves
   Parent Civ: The Mountain of Bulbs, dwarves
   29 dwarves
   2 dwarf outcasts
   5 yak outcasts
   2 elf outcasts
   1 blue peafowl outcast
   1 turkey outcast
   1 horse outcast
   1 giant wombat outcast
   1 black bear outcast
   1 giant badger outcast
   1 water buffalo outcast
   1 donkey outcast
   2 dog outcasts
   1 mule outcast
   2 cat outcasts

113: Asobshadmal, "Boardconfuse", fortress
   Owner: The Tool of Recreation, dwarves
   Parent Civ: The Mountain of Bulbs, dwarves
   11 dwarves
   1 dwarf outcast
   2 duck outcasts
   1 cat outcast
   1 goose outcast
   2 reindeer outcasts
   1 yak outcast
   1 coyote outcast

Either the duck outcasts broke DUCK LAW, or it's just the game's way of referring to something else. Those fortresses don't have taverns because I'm bad at the game, BTW.

[burned]

Somewhat relatedly, I'm seeing some outlaw animals after playing in the world for a while. Not just in my retired fortresses, but it seems to be pronounced there.

Spoiler: Examples (click to show/hide)

112: Astebetur, "Toldboulder", fortress
   Owner: The Treaty of Clouting, dwarves
   Parent Civ: The Mountain of Bulbs, dwarves
   29 dwarves
   2 dwarf outcasts
   5 yak outcasts
   2 elf outcasts
   1 blue peafowl outcast
   1 turkey outcast
   1 horse outcast
   1 giant wombat outcast
   1 black bear outcast
   1 giant badger outcast
   1 water buffalo outcast
   1 donkey outcast
   2 dog outcasts
   1 mule outcast
   2 cat outcasts

113: Asobshadmal, "Boardconfuse", fortress
   Owner: The Tool of Recreation, dwarves
   Parent Civ: The Mountain of Bulbs, dwarves
   11 dwarves
   1 dwarf outcast
   2 duck outcasts
   1 cat outcast
   1 goose outcast
   2 reindeer outcasts
   1 yak outcast
   1 coyote outcast

Either the duck outcasts broke DUCK LAW, or it's just the game's way of referring to something else. Those fortresses don't have taverns because I'm bad at the game, BTW.

You're probably right. Perhaps most criminals are outcasts, but outcasts are not necessarily criminals.

Are both of those your forts? If so, did you retire them or abandon? Also, is your parents civ still alive?

[Hellzon]

You're probably right. Perhaps most criminals are outcasts, but outcasts are not necessarily criminals.

Are both of those your forts? If so, did you retire them or abandon? Also, is your parents civ still alive?

Both are my forts, both retired. Parent civ doing well.

Also related:

Spoiler: HFS (click to show/hide)

14: Durabsam, "Fistsearches", vault
   Owner: The Knowing Fear,
   1 Noloc's Judgment
   45 Pawns of Noloc
   15 Blighted Slayers
   1 dingo outcast
   2 wolf outcasts
   1 giant magpie outcast
   4 dingo man outcasts
   5 Blighted Slayer outcasts

15: Luthiaguv, "Shellbored", vault
   Owner: The Ache of Worship,
   25 Blighted Slayers
   50 Pawns of Noloc
   1 Noloc's Judgment

Dirty angels. Fistsearches is a vault I've (unsuccessfully) raided, Shellbored is untouched. In this case the "outcasts" are probably the still-moving remains of my vampire necromancer's undead army - Pawns of Noloc are made of ash and don't leave raisable corpses, so no "Pawn of Noloc outcasts".

My working theory is that "outcasts" are simply hanging out in the site while not part of the owner group.