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[sonerohi]

Do dwarves even understand the concept of the period of day called twilight? Do they understand night time? It's permanent day in DF so far as we know.

Which is obviously done for gameplay purposes. Toady could bring in nighttime, but at the rate the game goes it would be lightdarklightdarklightdark. Which would be annoying.

Well, even if they understand night and day, they aren't familiar with discoballs or vampires, which twilight combines into one being. Nor are they familiar with the concept of 'Mary and Gary Stu'

[Corpsmaker]

Do dwarves even understand the concept of the period of day called twilight? Do they understand night time? It's permanent day in DF so far as we know.

Which is obviously done for gameplay purposes. Toady could bring in nighttime, but at the rate the game goes it would be lightdarklightdarklightdark. Which would be annoying.

Well, even if they understand night and day, they aren't familiar with discoballs or vampires, which twilight combines into one being. Nor are they familiar with the concept of 'Mary and Gary Stu'

"This is the skin of a killer Bella!.......... A killer on the dance floor! Someone get me my sequined shirt.... Oh wait, nevermind!!"

[LegoLord]

Do dwarves even understand the concept of the period of day called twilight? Do they understand night time? It's permanent day in DF so far as we know.

Which is obviously done for gameplay purposes. Toady could bring in nighttime, but at the rate the game goes it would be lightdarklightdarklightdark. Which would be annoying.

Well, even if they understand night and day, they aren't familiar with discoballs or vampires, which twilight combines into one being. Nor are they familiar with the concept of 'Mary and Gary Stu'

Day and night cycles show up in adventure mode.

And Twilight should never be allowed to taint DF.  The day someone makes a Twilight mod . . . well, I won't want to be around that day.

[MagmaDeath]

[/u]The Dolomite Mile
Of Rats And Dwarves

[Musluk]

The Mote in Armok's Eye by Urist Niven and Korpek Pournelle, is a science fiction novel that was first published in 1074. The story is set in the distant future of Pournelle's CoDominium Fortverse, and charts the first contact between dwarvenkind and an elven species.

[guyinthecrowd]

A Gift from the Mountain Homes by Urist Niven

[Porpoisepower]

Urist cancels stud trousers with green glass taken by mood
Uristhas become possessed by disco fever

[RedKing]

I believe all dwarves could use a copy of Urist Sedaris' When You Are Engulfed In Flames.

[Wiles]

Urist McShakespeare is popular amongst the dwarves. His works are often full of madness, blood, venereal diseases and most importantly, noble killing!

[RedKing]

Quotations from Mayor Mao (also known as the +Small red book+).

A Tale of Two Fortresses

The Catcher in the Longland Grass

Anne of Green Glass Gables

Urist's Web (about a friendly cave spider who befriends a kitten and prevents it from being butchered...at least until the spider's web is harvested to make a pair of socks)

To Kill A Cave Swallow

The Dunes ("The Dunes. Rakist. Desert biome...")

The *Diorite block Bridges* of Madison County

Who Moved my One-humped Camel Cheese? (a favorite among food haulers)

+Cat tallow soup+ For the Soul

[Omnidum]

Urist's List

[Wahad]

The Lord of The +Golden ring+ by Urist McTolkien
Dwarven Gods by Urist McGaiman
Mechanism Orange by Urist McBurgess

[Aldaris]

Tv series time!
Magma'd Wood, popular spinoff from the Alchemist Who series.

[Myroc]

The moon and six *cat tallow roasts*

[Dwarfu]

Dwarves are from Gebbisonra, Elves are from Camade Ametha, by Urist Gray.
Tuesdays With Urist.