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[Patarak]

I'm not sure how well this would go down as far as gameplay is concerned, or how much potential the idea has in the first place, but I think it would be a cool idea at least if there were creatures that had some kind of tag to make them part of the terrain itself.

Something like a big maw (think Sarlaac) in the middle of a field that snatches things with its tentacles or something before devouring them.

I understand that this would require multi-tiled creatures, and that it wouldn't have a great deal of modding potential, but I still think the idea could be experimented with at least.

[Granite26]

Why don't you bump the UD thread with this?

[Caffienatedjedi]

Something like assasin vine. Stealthed and you only discover it when it starts strangling your dwarves to death... FULL SUPPORT!

[Neonivek]

He said creatures who are part of the environment... Not creatures who are stationary

Basically creatures who get their own Soil Layers and all that

[Caffienatedjedi]

Eh... include both and I'd be happy.

[Neonivek]

Eh... include both and I'd be happy.

Goodness why don't we include creatures who are whole lands or even planets!?!

As jokingly as that sounds it would be awsome where you go to a land and find you accidently drilled into a creature's heart and you find the land around you start rotting away and the river that was previously filled with fish is now empty and dry.

It would be great for Spherical Lands! or Sphere-Linked Lands

[Hectonkhyres]

Well... in Norse mythology dwarves were supposed to be maggots wriggling through the flesh of the dead world-giant Ymir. It makes an odd amount of sense.

[Warlord255]

I can see some "plant creatures" falling under this category, maybe elven jumbo-trees.

[varkarrus]

Or better yet, imagine building your entire fortress in the gut of a recently killed apocabeast.