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[IronyOwl]

Torturedaunt
A Majestic Primal Succubus Dungeon with Touhou and slime girls

Spoiler: Incomplete Modlist (click to show/hide)

Civs
Succubus Dungeon - Adds succubi, a lustful and shameless demonic race with access to a variety of demonic pets and infernal workstations. They are especially proficient with glass and bone, being able to efficiently produce blocks of the former and a variety of normally unavailable items (including blocks) of the latter. They can also summon magma at will, which has a variety of interesting applications.

Serpent Race - Adds a carnivorous slaver snakemen civ. They're fairly mundane otherwise, but do lay eggs in nest boxes.

Hobgoblins - Adds a race of medium-sized hairy goblinoids with horns. They learn crafting skills faster than dwarves and are similarly industrious, and their ethics are fairly mundane.

Dark Elf Civilization - Adds a civ of surprisingly friendly dark elves and the several underground crops (and drinks) they enjoy. Sadly unrelated to Rekov's ice gem crafting arctic dark elves, which have not been updated to the steam version.

Additional Races: Naga - Adds an unplayable aquatic snakeman-like civ. They are fairly malicious and possess a few exotic materials, one of which is roughly on par with steel. They also possess a few different castes, differing in number of arms.

Orc Civilization - Adds a nonplayable (there's a different mod to make them playable) civ of big strong tough orcs inspired by Warhammer orks. Sadly incompatible with the orc civ mod that adds Lord of the Rings inspired orcs with a dozen hideous castes, as both mods call their creatures "orcs" in code.


Creatures
Primal - Adds a large number of extinct creatures, including dinosaurs, bizarre hard-to-classify animals, and recent extinctions. Note that dinosaurs tend to be VERY LARGE.

Monsters of Majesty - Adds several creatures from the Majesty line of video games, such as medusae and several varieties of more-giant-than-the-last rat. Many are trainable.

Touhou Fortress - Adds characters from the Touhou franchise as magical creatures with a variety of abilities. They can roam onto the map or be captured and tamed.

Spoiler: Succing Procedure (click to show/hide)

If you'd like to claim a succubus, you have a few options. Torturedaunt is intended to be a small and cozy place, so there are no migrants, but many souls end up in the dungeon nonetheless.


1. Visitors. Travelers, especially wandering performers, will often arrive and occasionally petition to join as longterm residents. After two years of residency, they will petition for full citizenship and behave like any other member of the dungeon.

2. Corrupted Visitors. Succubi possess the ability to corrupt visitors into succubus castes with their own strengths and weaknesses (corrupted dwarves are good at mining and warsmithing, for instance). Unfortunately, AFAIK this only works on vanilla races, which tend to be fairly sparse in heavily modded worlds.

3. Intelligent Livestock. Several modded creatures (and gremlins in the base game) are both intelligent and not part of a civilization, which means they can be captured or bought, then produce offspring which are treated as full citizens. Frog Demons are the only option I'm aware of which mature in a reasonable amount of time (3 years), but these loathesome brutes are also always available to succubus civilizations.


To claim any of these (or anything else you like, if you'd rather be a tentacle monster), either request an individual we already have or specify any qualities you'd like me to grab for you. Once you have someone (or thing), I'll try to have him (and probably the rest of the dungeon) work towards any goals or tendencies you want.

-Updates-
Update 1: Snubbed (Early Spring - Mid Summer, Year 100)
Update 2: No Escape (Mid Summer - Early Winter, Year 100)
Update 3: Gifts (Early Winter - Early Spring, Year 100-101)
Update 4: Crowded (Early Spring - Late Summer, Year 101)
Update 5: Life and Death (Late Summer - Early Winter, Year 101)
Update 6: Reaper (Early Winter - Late Winter, Year 101)
Update 7: Misery (Early Spring - Early Winter, Year 102)
Update 8: Batman (Early Winter - Early Summer, Year 102-103)
Update 9: Treachery (Early Summer - Early Autumn, Year 103)
Update 10: Flow (Mid Autumn - Mid Spring, Year 103-104)

[IronyOwl]

Update 1: Snubbed

Spoiler: Part 1 (click to show/hide)

: "We're all gonna die."

: "It'll be super hot, though."

Welcome to Torturedaunt! As you may have noticed, the game has been slightly modded, so if you see something you don't recognize that's a skill issue.

Misuril here is our only incubus, and thus quite the catch. He likes pain elementals for their suffering and summoned souls for their mysterious features, and so works tirelessly as an engraver to bring these wonders to everyone else while they sleep.

Mixel won the dice game to determine who's in charge, so she's the Matron (expedition leader) for now. She likes large gems, so she's a gemcutter, though her favorite kind of gems are the fairly worthless moss agates (value 2, same as green glass).



With a breeding pair of both orthi (two-headed dogs) and cauchemars (magic evil horses), an artificial pen will be necessary. Workshops are thrown together on the surface while areas are channeled out for more permanent constructions.



: "Sweet, the magma well is up. Now we can draw free magma from the depths of hell itself instead of having to dig for it or something."

: "Yeah but we still need to work the pumps to get it out here."

: "Aw, manual labor?! Don't we have slaves for that?"

: "Not until we lure, capture, or buy some."

Orme is our weaponsmith because she likes anvils. Milaxe is a bonecarver with a penchant for figurines, orthi for their two heads, elephant seals for their big floppy noses, and kobold bulbs for their shrouded history. This will be a strange war miniatures game.


4th Felsite, Late Spring, Year 100



Succubi can use a floating glass furnace (the long one) to produce ten blocks (or doors) out of glass at a time, for whatever a single item of that glass type normally costs. As a result, a month later the beginnings of a greenhouse ranch have been laid out. The horses are by this time hungry, so they're placed in their fancy new pen, where it is hoped they will live long enough to be fully ensconced in a protective shell of glass.







Belowground, permanent accommodations for the succubi are underway, and much of the food has been hauled in.

Spoiler: Part 2 (click to show/hide)

10th Hematite, Early Summer, Year 100





A bit into summer, the greenhouse is finally completed. It should be large enough to handle a pair of demonic horses, and accessible only from deeper into the dungeon proper. It's also composed of clear glass panels supported by green glass framing, giving it both access to clear sunlight and eerie bands of green refracted throughout the chamber.

: "Not quite as nice as I was envisioning. Tear it down and start over."

: "Stop bullying the glassworker!"

Aricinde likes clear glass and doors, so she's our glassworker. She cannot wait to lock people out while letting them see exactly what they're missing out on.


11th Hematite, Early Summer, Year 100



: "Merchants! Which I was definitely expecting and have prepared for!"

: "Haha give me oooooooooone moment to fetch all the fine glasswork we have definitely stockpiled before today."



: "Hey, I'm pretty good at this!"

: "What a fitting first statue!"

: "We're gonna pawn it immediately."


26th Hematite, Early Summer, Year 100



: "You desperately need these fine statues, don't you?"

: "Oh noooooooooo but I have absolutely nothing to trade for theeeeeem~"

: "Guys we do actually need that stuff."

: "Oh right, the stuff!"

: "That's what we came here to do! I knew it had something to do with the cauchemars!"

Our funds are... thrown together at the last minute, so we settle for a pair of metal bars, a lump of raw crystal glass, a male nahash (whispering evil snake) and a fire imp.

: "Finally, I outrank someone!"

Note that fire imps are humanoid but not intelligent, so this claim is dubious. In any case, Acuamire likes platinum and scepters, so she's a metalcrafter ready to bling herself out. Sadly our home civ does not have access to platinum, so here's hoping for wealthy trading partners elsewhere.

Spoiler: Part 3 (click to show/hide)

7th Malachite, Mid Summer, Year 100



There's a commotion outside, as everyone is driven into a bloodthirsty frenzy by a panicked snub-nosed frillneck. A rather large one, which unarmored pick-wielding succubi might not want to mess with.



Fortunately, they lose it across the brook.


9th Malachite, Mid Summer, Year 100



Nevermind, they found it again. They take part in a merry jaunt through the hills. As do our orthi, unfortunately.


12th Malachite, Mid Summer, Year 100







The merchant guard mace dame finally catches it and proceeds to blame the poor creature for all her current woes. Her equipment isn't fantastic, but she seems to have the upper hand.



She fells the beast without suffering a scratch.

: "I inspected her very thoroughly to make sure."

Gismande is our gemsetter because she likes incredibly valuable yellow diamonds (value 60, home civ does not have access) and cave spiders for their mystery, so hopefully she'll encrust some cool yellow diamond images of spiders at some point. She's also our chief nurse, and so in charge of acting like a sexy nurse. Also probably genuine medicine or something.



Apparently so!



To celebrate the occasion, Aricinde creates the dungeon's first masterwork: A green glass statue of a shin-high desert herbivore-mammal-thing.

Well, that's going in the meeting hall, whatever it is.


16th Malachite, Mid Summer, Year 100

: "Hey you gonna eat that giant dinosaur you killed for no reason?"

: "Not unless it'll arouse someone."



: "Well there go our food troubles."



: sexy war cry

: "Well there definitely go our food troubles."

: "More importantly, I've got bones to work with now. We're rich!"

[Darkening Kaos]

   Volunteering to be an engineer, with a predisposition for setting weapon traps with whips in them, oh, and I suppose a few cage traps to catch food and/or slaves.
   Whatever gender, idc.

[Egan_BW]

Yay! But why are their heads shaped like candy-corns?

[IronyOwl]

   Volunteering to be an engineer, with a predisposition for setting weapon traps with whips in them, oh, and I suppose a few cage traps to catch food and/or slaves.
   Whatever gender, idc.

About that...

I hadn't intended on any migrant waves, so our options are:

1. Grab a batch of migrants anyway for future dorfing succing
2. Get a tavern and wait for bards to start applying for residency en masse, then wait a year or two for them to become full citizens
3. Buy some frog demons (game treats as livestock), wait for them to breed (game treats as citizens), wait for the spawn to grow up (3 years), and dorf those

Yay! But why are their heads shaped like candy-corns?

Because my desire for silly faces exceeds my artistic ability for silly faces!

[Darkening Kaos]

     Taking one migrant wave might be the easiest, and provide some with usable skills.  Even if they don't have an applicable skill, they could still be useful . . . but if you decide against that, corrupting a future bard does sound interesting - consider it slave retraining.

[Salmeuk]

auspicious beginning for the demon-people. is that furnace a mod? seems rather handy to cut the BS on glass production. looking forward to more posts

[IronyOwl]

auspicious beginning for the demon-people. is that furnace a mod? seems rather handy to cut the BS on glass production. looking forward to more posts

It's part of the Succubus Dungeon mod, along with the magma well. Ten per job feels excessive, but it is super nice.

[IronyOwl]

Update 2: No Escape

Spoiler: Part 1 (click to show/hide)

2nd Galena, Late Summer, Year 100



The merchants have departed! Except not really. Hopefully they'll go away on their own, but...



Regardless, we're finally ready to start working on defensive measures. You didn't think succubi were going to defend themselves with force of arms, did you?

: sexy victory cry

You didn't think our succubi were going to defend themselves through force of arms, did you?



Since we do not (yet) have a deranged trapsmith to work as a dedicated mechanic, Orme has been conscripted to make shale mechanisms because she likes shale. This will power both our drawbridge and the many cage traps we shall use to capture intruders.



It doesn't take long to get the first layer channeled out, but digging a deep enough pit will be more of a challenge. Especially since the bridge blocks access to the pit when lowered and the dungeon when raised. That was the point, but not yet!


1st Limestone, Early Autumn, Year 100



Not surprisingly, the changing of seasons was insufficient to dislodge the merchants. Presumably we will need to resort to drastic measures, but for now they're kinda handy as emergency guards.


26th Sandstone, Mid Autumn, Year 100



: "Ohohohoho! As expected of such a skilled craftdemon!"

Succubi can use bone for a lot of normally wood furniture, so we didn't anticipate needing a dedicated carpenter. Nonetheless, Acuamire moonlights as a rather good one, apparently. She has been producing an awful lot of beds, bins, barrels, buckets, and of course cages.


1st Timber, Late Autumn, Year 100



: "Well they're gonna be pissed."

: "Maybe we can bribe them next time."


19th Timber, Late Autumn, Year 100



Unfortunately there's so much food we can't haul it all before it starts rotting. On the other hand, it's not like we need any more food.

Spoiler: Part 2 (click to show/hide)

1st Moonstone, Early Winter, Year 100



Winter has arrived, and the junk pile outside is still rather extensive.



The main entrance is beautifully trapped with cages and a nice bridge over a deep-ish pit.



: "Oh no, I can't escape from the inescapable pit!"

: "Well, at least we know it works."



: "Honestly how'd he even manage to wall himself in here like that? You'd have to be some kind of moron to-"



: "And let us never speak of how many tries that took us again."







ANYWAY, the rest of the dungeon is fairly sparse; there's only so much seven succubi can do in six months. A workshop/forge area is under construction underneath the greenhouse, which still houses the cauchemars without complaint.

And yes, that dinosaur skeleton statue is our masterwork uhhhhhhh...



That. Desert mini-pig-goat or something. The point is it's masterful!


6th Moonstone, Early Winter, Year 100



: "Is everyone inside? I really hope everyone is inside."

: "All parties accounted for! For once, we're not gonna die instantly!"



: "The lever! NOW!"



: "Did it work?"

: "I think so? I don't hear anything trying to kill us..."

Spoiler: Part 3 (click to show/hide)

8th Moonstone, Early Winter



: "We have you now!"

: panicked bellow



: "After them! Let none survive!"



: "Taste justice, fiends!"



: "You're outmatched, cur! At least die with some elegance!"



: "We got what we came for. Quickly, into the shadows!"

: "..."

: "Is it safe to go out now?"

: "The only dark elf I hear is the one in the cage, so I guess...?"

Spoiler: Part 4 (click to show/hide)

17th Moonstone, Early Winter, Year 100





: "The most scandalous tavern in the world is now open for business!"





: "Our first guest!"

: "Now remember, it's super important that she survives and has a good time so she can tell everyone else how cool we are."

: "A good time, eh?"

: "A real good time."



After getting to know her a bit-



-it turns out she's questing for an artifact.



To help spice up the place, we have some exotic decor brought in.

: "Wretched fiends! Release me at once!"

: "AKSHUALLY the term 'fiend' refers MORE SPECIFICALLY to a dwarf which has been corrupted into a succubus-like form which-"

: "Vile cretins! Release me at once!"

: "We are that, yes."

[Egan_BW]

Hurrah for free tavern decor!

[IronyOwl]

Update 3: Gifts

Spoiler: Part 1 (click to show/hide)

24th Moonstone, Early Winter, Year 100



On the other side of the dungeon, beneath the greenhouse, we've finally set up a temporary glassworks. There's magma contained in a clear glass chamber beneath the float furnace, but the other one is just a mundane glass furnace being used for sand collection up above. There's also a patch for fire clay if we want a pottery industry.



Our nahash is prone to wandering around and outside of the dungeon, which is poor for safety but might provide early warning of approaching danger. Something to keep in mind when we get more expendable animals...


18th Opal, Mid Winter, Year 100


Our bonecarver produces the first of many masterworks in her pursuit of profits. As you can see, we've relocated the trade depot inside to avoid further interruptions.



Another guest!


22nd Opal, Mid Winter, Year 100



: "Well that's not where the magma was supposed to go."



: "Wait, why is there so much of it?"



: "That's way too much magma!"

: I don't understand! The pump's not running!"

Succubi are immune to magma, but they still don't like it. Nahashes... probably aren't.



Fortunately they all manage to wriggle out through a ramp before it floods, but the area under the forges is just... filling with magma continuously for no apparent reason. Does "spawn magma" produce an infinite source rather than a finite amount?

: "Are you telling me tampering with easy power from hell itself resulted in unexpected consequences?"


27th Opal, Mid Winter, Year 100



Our bonecarver has finally produced a piece honoring the leader of our entire civilization:



: "All hail his terrible majesty! His sinister gaze! His iron-yet-fluffy grasp on all the world!"

: "All hail!"



: "These runes say something about stopping all infinities? Maybe that's what we want to stop the infinite magma?"



: And maybe... filling the well with magma and then taking it apart will be more what we want...?"

: "You better not flood the top of my dungeon too..."

Spoiler: Part 2 (click to show/hide)

4th Obsidian, Late Winter, Year 100





One quirk of visiting bards is that they seem to take on your civilization and culture, which means they wear your clothes, which means they appear to be naked if their spritesheet doesn't support said clothes.

Granted, there are alternative theories about why bards who clearly own clothes might be seen naked in a succubus dungeon all the time.







: "Did... did we just capture a breeding pair of snub-nosed frillnecks completely by accident?"

: "That... that's gotta be a trap. Right?"

: "Or a gift from Syikrsyy Dogdungeons for honoring him in bone!"





They're quick and easy to train and then lead to the cauchemar pens. These ones will require periodic retraining, but once we get some nest boxes we should be able to breed as many permanently tame snub-noses as we want.



Bone figurines are an excellent source of history!



: "Are we gonna need bigger pens?"

: "Is there gonna be a safe time to dig bigger pens out?"


11th Obsidian, Late Winter, Year 100







: "This is gonna be too much magma, isn't it?"





: "Okay, so apparently magma burns hot enough to evaporate clear glass float glass furnaces and something like fifty clear glass blocks inside them."


18th Obsidian, Late Winter, Year 100



With magma spoiling industrial expansion anyway, everyone takes a break to party.



The orc tells a story!

It's a much needed break from all this honest labor everyone's been doing.

Spoiler: Part 3 (click to show/hide)

1st Granite, Early Spring, Year 101



: "It's a new year and we're not dead yet!"

: "As expected of the most beautiful and devious succubi on this wretched world!"

: "Odds I saw before leaving were two to one on us getting mobbed before we burrowed in right."

: "That's what they get for betting against me!"



It might take a while before the magma cools down, but work must continue nonetheless!


3rd Granite, Early Spring, Year 101



We've been getting a steady trickle of visitors. None have asked to stay yet, but our tavern is popular enough to keep drawing in a small crowd.


16th Granite, Early Spring, Year 101



: "Merchants! And we have crafts this time!"





: "Foul wretch! Perish for your sssinsss!"

: "Just what did these iguanodons do...?"



The traders arrive with an edmontosaurus (giant duckbill) and parasaurolophus (crested duckbill) as pack animals, and have no difficulty passing over our traps. Presumably wagons wouldn't be able to make the trip, but we're unlikely to acquire the population to cause merchants to bring those.



We should probably invest in bins at some point, but the workshop is right there. Moving the goods is nice and quick, relatively speaking.


22nd Granite, Early Spring, Year 101



They don't have much...



Correction! They don't have much in the way of material goods. Their selection of livestock is most excellent.



They also have bafflingly low profit expectations. Either succubi are very persuasive, serpentmen aren't especially mercantile, or merchants have vastly toned themselves down compared to what I'm used to.



While we have no need for food exactly, we do grab some underground crops to generate seeds from. Livestock butchering will keep our food supplies overflowing, but we will presumably need to start brewing drinks at some point.



Misuril has a thing for donkey cheese, so we throw some wheels in there and give them far more than they demand for the lot. It's still an absolute steal, but it does cost us most of our bone crafts and the green glass statues we tried to trade away to the succubi.



Now we put the-

Wait.

: "Camels? What camels?"



: "Hey cool, free camels!"

: "I... guess that's not a trap either? Do we need free camels?"

[Egan_BW]

why is sakuya a livestock

[IronyOwl]

Because her meats are delicious and it is ethical to craft with her bones

Presumably there were technical or design issues with making a touhou civ, so the Touhou Fortress mod adds pets instead.

[Egan_BW]

I guess adding specific characters to DF is a difficult spot, since the game's designed around generating its own characters. You could make a civ of girls who shoot magical beams but would it really be specifically Touhou?

[IronyOwl]

Update 4: Crowded

Spoiler: Part 1 (click to show/hide)

27th Granite, Early Spring, Year 101





As expected, intelligent livestock are handled somewhat strangely by the game. My understanding is that first generation slaves are animals with a lot of citizenry baggage, while any offspring they might have are treated as full citizens of the fort.



Speaking of breeding, our two-headed hounds have finally produced a single pup.

: "Now what's taking the cauchemars? They were adults before we got here, unlike the orthi."

: "Yeah but who needs fancy horse bone when we've got giant frillnecks to breed?"


1st Slate, Mid Spring, Year 101



We now know a bit about camels.


13th Slate, Mid Spring, Year 101



: "My, this entry hall is bizarrely good at catching livestock."


17th Slate, Mid Spring, Year 101



The merchants have embarked on their journey. Or, well, begun packing up to embark on their journey. They have a lot of bone crafts and unsold fish to stash.

: "Come back soon! Make sure to tell everyone you weren't killed or robbed this time!"


21st Slate, Mid Spring, Year 101



Another warrior seeks to party, relax, and seek the next step in his epic quest.



: "Okay this is actually too many slaves. Maybe we should have brought some kind of lunatic to slash them all to pieces instead of capturing them."

: "But free tavern decor!"


27th Slate, Mid Spring, Year 101



After some Very^TM Slight^TM Finagling^TM we manage to get the forge room up and running. All the buildings that can be are powered by the excessive quantities of magma beneath, so no fuel is required.

: "The glass shall flow once again!"


1st Felsite, Late Spring, Year 101



: "Eeeeeeasy now. Just gotta get the half-tamed twenty foot tall rhino-mammoth-horse thing into the pen. Should be suuuuuuuuper easy."


6th Felsite, Late Spring, Year 101



A pair of snake soldiers arrive. This may be a coincidence, or it could indicate visitors beginning to arrive in greater numbers.


10th Felsite, Late Spring, Year 101



Our breeding program enters its next phase.

: "Soon! All the pachy bones I could want, mwahahahaha!"


12th Felsite, Late Spring, Year 101





Turns out both snakes are seeking the same artifact the axegoblin is. This is an awfully strange place for a "you all start in a tavern" opening...

: "Ooooooh, can we ship the guests? They'd make such a cute adventuring couple..."


17th Felsite, Late Spring, Year 101



: "Do Reimus lay eggs? Does anybody know?"

: *shrugs*

: "They can fly, right? Fliers usually lay eggs."

Spoiler: Part 2 (click to show/hide)

1st Hematite, Early Summer, Year 101



It is summer!

: "Beach episode?"

: "The water is filled with prehistoric crocodiles."




9th Hematite, Early Summer, Year 101





A pair of naga have arrived. Much like the serpentmen, they are evil snakelike beings. Unlike the serpentmen, they're just here to relax.

Also that is... quite a name. We'll call him 'you there' for short.


11th Hematite, Early Summer, Year 101



: "Hey guys! Remember how last time totally wasn't our fault?"


19th Hematite, Early Summer, Year 101



: "Yeah I know a thing or two about training Reimus."



The merchants bring a rich bounty- about ten metal bars (mostly copper and tin as requested, but one gold), more cut gems than we can afford (we requested a few of the succubi's favorite types), a bin of leather, a few fruits for brewing... and of course, a pain elemental (Misuril's favorite!), tentacle demon (everyone's favorite!), and spare orthus (warhound in training).

Unfortunately this costs everything except a few masterwork figurines, which we display near the entrance instead.

They also demand much more reasonable rates for it. 50% markup is still very generous from my experience, but it's nothing compared to the meager earnings the snakemen were comfortable with. Maybe succubi are better hagglers after all, or the rounding off of values is producing strange artifacts.

: "Or they're mad about last time."


22nd Hematite, Early Summer, Year 101



: "Yeah I know a thing or two about training Paraca... Par... these giant mammal-things."


4th Malachite, Mid Summer, Year 101



: "There! All out of bones!"



: "Now if only there was an easy solution."

Spoiler: Part 3 (click to show/hide)

19th Malachite, Mid Summer, Year 101





: "Who wants to cuddle the tentacle monster?"

: "Me!"

: "Me first!"

: "Oops so clumsy I tripped into it!"





: "Isn't it magnificent? Like somebody took all the suffering in the world and crammed it into a ball that causes more suffering!"


21st Malachite, Mid Summer, Year 101



The succubus traders finally start making their way home, laden with quite a bit of actual loot this time.

: "Come back soon, this is definitely the normal way things usually go!"


26th Malachite, Mid Summer, Year 101





: "We have once again captured an entire herd of animals on accident."

: "It's a pain to keep training the ones we've got!"

: "DID YOU KNOW that living things are a vital source of commercial inputs?"

: "Or we could sell them."



Speaking of useless valuables, we put some cut glass gems on display.

Why?

: "Because large gems are awesome, you uncultured swine!"

: "I prefer figurines."

: "Manifestations of pain are way better than either."


3rd Galena, Late Summer, Year 101



No relation to the other visiting naga with a name longer than most shopping lists.



No relation to the other dinosaurs who wandered into our entry hall and were immediately scooped.

Any thoughts on our current livestock situation? We're going to have to thin them out somehow or another.

Also of note: Nothing in the Primal mod is actually a grazer, even when it might make sense, so technically they don't need a grassy enclosure. Even so, I'm actually kinda surprised the pen we have is supporting four camels, two nightmares, and all the trampling that must be going on. It seems to remain solid green most of the time.