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[DG]

Oh, man. The last two offerings kick ass.

[TheCoolSideofthePIllow]

I decided to give this a go
my dwarven peasant necromancer was ambushed by bandits a few hours after he animated a dragon corpse

true story too, except there was also a crossbowman, but I don't like drawing those

"Sensual tightnesses," eh?

Sounds like virginal vaginas.

[strongrudder]

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just... |:

[GrizzlyAdamz]

Did it's brain fall out?

Also, nice broken toe.

[Kastrol Aslaasri]

Decided to get back to Adventure Mode, after a long time.
5 minutes later, I added another card to my collection



Here's a screenshot of the action

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[iceball3]

Ohman, dwarf fortress seriously needs a card game. Do you have a template for that, Kastrol?

[Facekillz058]

Ohman, dwarf fortress seriously needs a card game. Do you have a template for that, Kastrol?

Yes, so much!

[Kastrol Aslaasri]

I really loved the idea of Dwarf Fortress cards, just for !!FUN!!
I have made some other ones (about fortress mode):

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(yeah, english fail... I know... perdón, yo hablo español! xD)


(An illustrated bestiary will be soooo cool)


(And this one, with art from Derek Yu)

About the template, I need to make a proper one, I just copy pasted everything, have no real "template". Also I need to remember where  do I found the DF font xD

[strongrudder]

An ilustrated DF bestiary would indeed be awesome.

[WillowLuman]

Why are goblins and elves referred to as "medium sized" when in the raws they're the same size as dwarves?

[pisskop]

They are medium sized too.  Humans are too, in a move that remind me of D&D, personally.  I distinctly remember seeing a graph and explaination of creature sizes, and humanoids between (don't quote me) 3 1/2 feet and 6 1/2 feet were medium.  As opposed to a gnome/hobbit or a yeti/apeman

[WillowLuman]

For me, I'd say 7ft and taller = large, adults being 4.5 feet or shorter = small.

It's just that if dwarves are "short" but the other creatures are "medium sized," why are humans the odd ones out in clothing sizes?

[Eric Blank]

The body size is in cubic centimeters; although elves and goblins could be roughly the same height as humans, they are much lankier, and have the same overall volume as dwarves. Clothing size doesn't respect a given individual's height or width, but their total volume. And I beleive anything within ~5000cc of a creature's own volume may be worn. Don't quote me on that, though; I only noticed that my dwarves are able to wear clothing made for a larger modded race that is 65000cc. Which makes me wonder whether humans are also able to wear Paklaran clothing.

[WillowLuman]

How much more body is in 10,000 cm³ anyway? No one could be that lanky, surely

[pisskop]

Use this if you have conversion issues.
http://www.anver.com/document/company/Reference%20Guides/length.html

Use cylinders for humanoids.
http://exceleverywhere.com/calculate/html/technical/Area_and_Volume/Area_and_Volume.htm

I think this is as good as I can find, but I inquired with a friend, so I'll see if he drops something better. . .


Edit:  This was in an image search for 70000cm^3

This is what I got from him: http://dungeons.wikia.com/wiki/SRD:Table_of_Creature_Size_and_Scale