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[Ghost of a Flea]

I thought crows were a murder.

You are correct. Incidentally, the group noun for lawyers is a "prey".

FANTASY DEVELOPMENT ITEM: Lawyer as a dwarven profession, used to negotiate less severe punishments for crimes.

[umiman]

That doesn't sound very Dwarven. Don't Dwarven lawyers negotiate stiffer penalties for their clients?

[Mephansteras]

No, just stiffer drinks.

[umiman]

And stiffer pen-

Nevermind.

[Techhead]

A quick question, in the event of civilized species with more castes than a simple male/female gender with noticeable differences, will new adventurers be able to pick between them?

[Flaede]

I thought crows were a murder.

I wasn't using the "technical" terms, I was describing how they act.
Crows harrass passers by and form creepy large groups that cause a lot of noise and intimidate passers by.
Ravens stake out McDonalds and scare patrons into dropping the take-out cheeseburger they just bought.

[PTTG??]

A quick question, in the event of civilized species with more castes than a simple male/female gender with noticeable differences, will new adventurers be able to pick between them?

You already can. I forget where, but while creating an adventurer, you can press 'g' to change gender.

[Duke 2.0]

A quick question, in the event of civilized species with more castes than a simple male/female gender with noticeable differences, will new adventurers be able to pick between them?

You already can. I forget where, but while creating an adventurer, you can press 'g' to change gender.

 Of course, this question deals with castes and species that suffer from an excess of genders. How would that be supported? Just using the g key to alternate between worker ants and the queen?

[Warlord255]

A quick question, in the event of civilized species with more castes than a simple male/female gender with noticeable differences, will new adventurers be able to pick between them?

You already can. I forget where, but while creating an adventurer, you can press 'g' to change gender.

 Of course, this question deals with castes and species that suffer from an excess of genders. How would that be supported? Just using the g key to alternate between worker ants and the queen?

It could be reworked to where the "g" key cycles between adventure-capable castes.

[Duke 2.0]

A quick question, in the event of civilized species with more castes than a simple male/female gender with noticeable differences, will new adventurers be able to pick between them?

You already can. I forget where, but while creating an adventurer, you can press 'g' to change gender.

 Of course, this question deals with castes and species that suffer from an excess of genders. How would that be supported? Just using the g key to alternate between worker ants and the queen?

It could be reworked to where the "g" key cycles between adventure-capable castes.

 Which would be grand. We just need confirmation from the toadster.

[Warlord255]

A quick question, in the event of civilized species with more castes than a simple male/female gender with noticeable differences, will new adventurers be able to pick between them?

You already can. I forget where, but while creating an adventurer, you can press 'g' to change gender.

 Of course, this question deals with castes and species that suffer from an excess of genders. How would that be supported? Just using the g key to alternate between worker ants and the queen?

It could be reworked to where the "g" key cycles between adventure-capable castes.

 Which would be grand. We just need confirmation from the toadster.

Indeed.

On that note, would you need a distinct [NOT_ADVENTURE] tag or somesuch to prevent players from playing as Antmen queens?

[Patarak]

As long as livers and kidneys are being put to use instead of being blobs of woundable flesh, I think there should be an [ALCHOHOL_TOLERANCE:#:#:] tag for creatures.

[Flaede]

On that note, would you need a distinct [NOT_ADVENTURE] tag or somesuch to prevent players from playing as Antmen queens?

Why would you want to do that? Imagine, slowly crawling across the coutryside, your meatshield offspring constantly replenishing your party, destroying/consuming everything in your path.

Hm. That gives me a thought. Fortress Mode, where the Queen cannot move, really, and you have to build the fortress around her.

[ToonyMan]

She'll keep giving babies for you to work with too.   

[Doomduckie]

Realistically, an immobile ant queen has little workers to carry her around. That'd be an interesting labour for them: Move Queen. A job you could queue up- you can deconstruct and construct the queen elsewhere.