Well, we knew it would happen…
Damn things. There’re now several corpses lying around. May they be left to rot. Oh, and Don Pedro recovered.
I… guess that’s good?
Four of them, a novice mason, an apprentice clothesmaker, an apprentice weaponsmith and an expert swordsdwarf. It’s while conscripting the last that I notice something a little odd about Doomforests’s military structure.
We have seven squads:
“Flame’s Legacy” and “Constructive Cusps” are both filled with weaponsmasters, Flame’s Legacy with marksdwarves and Constructive Cusps with melee-focused. The “Butlers” has two hammerdwarves of middling rank. The “Order of the Ale”, however, has no-one higher than novice.
And then we have the two Recruits squads. They are both filled with an eclectic mix of weapons, with swords and spears and axes much in evidence. But non-nominally, they are both filled with legendary warriors!
I speak to SenshukenVII, the militia commander, about this. His explanation hinges on the fact that they were once recruits. Typical stick-in-the-mud military thinking.
Oh, and for some reason the swordsdwarf’s naked. Disgusting.
Ah. It seems I forgot there might be some problems with buzzard corpses rotting in a major thoroughfare.
That’s not going to help the mood.
Or maybe it’s that I need to consider what’s to be done with the meat from killing pigs
before killing the pigs. It seems they’re even
worse after death.
Blasted things.
Someone has done something non-incompetent! The queen’s new rooms may actually be satisfactory!
I am now terrified of these things. I’ll send Flame’s Legacy at it.
Drazoth III, the furnace operator, apparently decided, on having woken after the buzzard attack, that a stone floor covered with the blood of his former foe mixed with his own is a good place to sleep. Shows a certain fighting spirit, I guess.
And Doomforests has yet another mouth to feed. Not that we’re running out of food, admittedly. Oh, and congratulations to Atîs.
“What
idiot d-designated a garbage dump in the middle of a hallway? All this has to b-be moved
now!”
(OOC: I am honestly quite confused by this. The dump has several high-quality bins, a few metal bars and quite a lot of rotten remains. It also has about ten pages of charcoal. I take it multiple overseers has something to do with it?)
That’s a miasma problem. Something’s
rotting. There’s a
dump. Do I have to think of
everything?
I am somewhat disturbed by a couple of the statues we have in our extensive stockpiles.
OOC:
Any previous overseers know what this is meant to do? I’ve never really gone into mechanisms, but it seems to me that if I turn on the pump on the level below it’ll flood the lower parts of the fort with lava. Is this a bug or a feature?
On a more practical note, I'm not sure I'll be able to do much more than a year in the two weeks. I'll do what I can until about the 11
th, at which point I'll begin to have much less time, and then I'll hand over to the next. Does that sound good?