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You can eat food in stores without being considered a thief.

I don't think that's special functionality, it's just that by eating something, you make it no longer exist, therefore the game no longer considers you a thief.

[KittyTac]

You can eat food in stores without being considered a thief.

I don't think that's special functionality, it's just that by eating something, you make it no longer exist, therefore the game no longer considers you a thief.

Might be a bug.

[Ninjabread]

Until i genned my most recent world I wasn't aware that almost the entire racial population of a town could change during genned history without an invasion by a foreign power, I'm currently clearing out a kobold camp with my fresh adventurer because I was asked to by the lady of a human town, the lady is an elf who is >150 years old, the entire town guard is comprised of dingo men, the criminals are echidna men (really wanna find and befriend an echidna man wrestler so I can play Dwarf Fortress & Knuckles), the shopkeepers are about evenly distributed between humans, elves, and dwarves, most humans in this still human owned town are visitors in the inn.

[Shonai_Dweller]

Until i genned my most recent world I wasn't aware that almost the entire racial population of a town could change during genned history without an invasion by a foreign power, I'm currently clearing out a kobold camp with my fresh adventurer because I was asked to by the lady of a human town, the lady is an elf who is >150 years old, the entire town guard is comprised of dingo men, the criminals are echidna men (really wanna find and befriend an echidna man wrestler so I can play Dwarf Fortress & Knuckles), the shopkeepers are about evenly distributed between humans, elves, and dwarves, most humans in this still human owned town are visitors in the inn.

Animal-people will "civilize" by joining an Elf, Dwarf, Human or goblin civ. Sometimes just a few, sometimes hundreds at a time. That explains them.

Then there's a lot of mobility with mercenaries, artists, performance troupes, monks, peddlers and spies impersonating all of the above and of course their families and descendents.

If you trace Legends back far enough, you often end up discovering that someone of unknown parentage just turned up in town one day to take over the tavern.