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[foolcow]

Do these tags do anything for creatures which live on land?

Why do humans have them?  Will removing them have any effect?

[Blakmane]

Human *entities* have them, not human creatures. They give preference for seaside or lakeside civ sites.

[foolcow]

Correct.  These are entity tags.

[Blakmane]

Correct.  These are entity tags.

What is this, a quiz show? Do I get 5 points for answering your question correctly? 

[foolcow]

No, but thank you for your help.

[Tradanbattlan]

Correct.  These are entity tags.

What is this, a quiz show? Do I get 5 points for answering your question correctly? 

No.
Now the only questions left are
Entities for 500
or
Humans for 400

[Earthquake Damage]

No.
Now the only questions left are
Entities for 500
or
Humans for 400

I'll take "Ent Titties" for 500.

[Raphite1]

Ent Titties for 500:

These cellulose-based head protectors are made from the mammary glands of tree-creatures, can be independently cultivated once removed from the original organism, and are a staple of the dwarven diet.

[Duke 2.0]

 Oh Trebeck you dirty cad, you would like some woody wouldn't you?


 But yes, I have done some editing to these relevant tags(Mainly to the effect of having goblin towers appear in deserts). They do cause subtle increases in ocean and riverside civilizations. Still, they need to be in another biome they are assigned to. I do not know the effects of having those tags alone, but most likely civilizations would not spawn.

[Commissar Internet]

Ent Titties for 500:

These cellulose-based head protectors are made from the mammary glands of tree-creatures, can be independently cultivated once removed from the original organism, and are a staple of the dwarven diet.

There are some things you never think you'll see in text.  Good game.

[Earthquake Damage]

But yes, I have done some editing to these relevant tags(Mainly to the effect of having goblin towers appear in deserts). They do cause subtle increases in ocean and riverside civilizations. Still, they need to be in another biome they are assigned to. I do not know the effects of having those tags alone, but most likely civilizations would not spawn.

My experience with an ocean-only civ was that it spawned on along a random seashore and failed to spread anywhere.  The initial site was probably considered inaccessible to the surrounding land (being a water tile on the regional map, though a land one on the local map) and so it couldn't path to another potential site.  That's my guess, anyway.  I don't remember visiting it in Adventure mode, but I assume it'd be pretty wonky.

Regardless, it didn't spread worth a damn.  Just sorta sat there.  There may've been more than one city, but I'm pretty sure it was just the one.  I do not endorse the use of [START_BIOME:OCEAN].

[Duke 2.0]

I do not endorse the use of [START_BIOME:OCEAN].

Alone, anyway. It does do wonderful things to city placement.

[Raphite1]

Ent Titties for 500:

These cellulose-based head protectors are made from the mammary glands of tree-creatures, can be independently cultivated once removed from the original organism, and are a staple of the dwarven diet.

There are some things you never think you'll see in text.  Good game.

Time's up. We were looking for: "What are plump helmets?"

[Duke 2.0]

Ent Titties for 500:

These cellulose-based head protectors are made from the mammary glands of tree-creatures, can be independently cultivated once removed from the original organism, and are a staple of the dwarven diet.

There are some things you never think you'll see in text.  Good game.

Time's up. We were looking for: "What are plump helmets?"

Not a fan of the ladies, are you Trebeck?

[i2amroy]

My own testing with the tag [START_BIOME:ANY_OCEAN] have led me to agree with you in that they will spawn along some random ocean, but not that it is impossible for them to spread, just very difficult. These civs can spread up and down the coastline and can even jump out to islands that are in the middle of the ocean. I have even had civs like this cross oceans by building cities on various islands until the other side is in their range.