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[Hippoman]

DO NOT ANGER MY PEOPLE! THEY SHALL HACK YOUR MODS AND MAKE THE CROCODILES BECOME ONE WITH THE GOBLINS TERRITORY!

[i2amroy]

Or maybe before the Age of Legends the world was ruled by an ancient reptilian race, and those are their descendants now risen to re-enslave the puny warmbloods.

You can always go find them in the hidden sanctum though.

(Don't understand? Go play Chrono Trigger, then come back and add to the discussion.)

[Vester]

Wait.

Armok is Lavos??!?

[Rowanas]

No! Take your JRPG fail and go elsewhere!

[dieinafire]

i am 12 and what is this?

i came for the modding hilarity, stayed for the highlander dwarves.

[Vester]

i am 12 and what is this?

i came for the modding hilarity, stayed for the highlander dwarves.

Dwarves are very Scottish.

I'm not sure why the Chrono Trigger references popped up, though it seems to have been my fault. I wasn't intentionally referencing it! I was just talking about generic lizard-people (*cough* Reptites *cough*)...

[Enatai]

I've had essentially the same problem when I've tried putting in a lot of new entities.  I was working with the Civilization Forge mod and then tried to change ethics so that my civilization both worshiped and was friends with Pedobears and Cockmonglers, only to find that out of the blue the entity I wanted to play as would never actually exist even though during worldgen it would specifically say "Anonymous Town XYZ."  It kept switching to High Elves, then Cave Crocodiles, kind of like the OP's problem.  Long story short I had to start with the last copy of DF before the buggered up one.  Really, the lesson here is to always save your modded games once you know they're stable before you start modding the crap out of them again.

My theory is that it has something to do with all those repeated generations of screwed-up Elf-dominated worlds (Once I got an Age of Anonymous that actually meant that the Elves were the main power.  At that point I basically stuck in [INDIV_CONTROLLABLE] on Anons, killed every elf I could find, then switched to a different game copy), it probably changed something in the data file (other than the saves file, of course), which pretty much means you're screwed as far as modding goes.  Oh well, as far as I'm concerned it just makes the whole thing more fun.

[Errol]

dragon tanks

Link please.

[RebelZhouYuWu]

Man I tried this out just to see the hilarity.  So far from what I see in legends mode is that the goblins are in an epic war with the flying fox squirrels to north while kobolds lead by a spirit of fire is raping the goblins in the south.  Elves are attacking completely empty villages, and the gremlin nation is being destroyed by dragons.  Later on, the goblins started enslaving these races and I soon see epic wars between humans and elves, kobolds, and GCS.

Edit: The more copies you make the more stranger it gets.  I tried making around 6 copies of the creature toad, and now, after gening the world I get a choice for an adventure of a lizardman, snakeman, or frogman.  Also looking through legends I also find there was a race of phantom spiders once although most of the battle reports come up with errors.

[ein]

I've had essentially the same problem when I've tried putting in a lot of new entities.  I was working with the Civilization Forge mod and then tried to change ethics so that my civilization both worshiped and was friends with Pedobears and Cockmonglers, only to find that out of the blue the entity I wanted to play as would never actually exist even though during worldgen it would specifically say "Anonymous Town XYZ."  It kept switching to High Elves, then Cave Crocodiles, kind of like the OP's problem.  Long story short I had to start with the last copy of DF before the buggered up one.  Really, the lesson here is to always save your modded games once you know they're stable before you start modding the crap out of them again.

My theory is that it has something to do with all those repeated generations of screwed-up Elf-dominated worlds (Once I got an Age of Anonymous that actually meant that the Elves were the main power.  At that point I basically stuck in [INDIV_CONTROLLABLE] on Anons, killed every elf I could find, then switched to a different game copy), it probably changed something in the data file (other than the saves file, of course), which pretty much means you're screwed as far as modding goes.  Oh well, as far as I'm concerned it just makes the whole thing more fun.

Pedobears, Cockmonglers, and Anons?
Ye gods, what has the world come to?

[Enatai]

I've had essentially the same problem when I've tried putting in a lot of new entities.  I was working with the Civilization Forge mod and then tried to change ethics so that my civilization both worshiped and was friends with Pedobears and Cockmonglers, only to find that out of the blue the entity I wanted to play as would never actually exist even though during worldgen it would specifically say "Anonymous Town XYZ."  It kept switching to High Elves, then Cave Crocodiles, kind of like the OP's problem.  Long story short I had to start with the last copy of DF before the buggered up one.  Really, the lesson here is to always save your modded games once you know they're stable before you start modding the crap out of them again.

My theory is that it has something to do with all those repeated generations of screwed-up Elf-dominated worlds (Once I got an Age of Anonymous that actually meant that the Elves were the main power.  At that point I basically stuck in [INDIV_CONTROLLABLE] on Anons, killed every elf I could find, then switched to a different game copy), it probably changed something in the data file (other than the saves file, of course), which pretty much means you're screwed as far as modding goes.  Oh well, as far as I'm concerned it just makes the whole thing more fun.

Pedobears, Cockmonglers, and Anons?
Ye gods, what has the world come to?

Actually, a good number of worlds came to essentially be a lot of Guy Fawkes Mask-wearing superhumans who were indifferent to everything and generally sat on their ass because nobody had any grudges against them.  Needless to say from the original, stuff got buggered up and that chapter's far behind me now.

[Venatius]

Man I tried this out just to see the hilarity.  So far from what I see in legends mode is that the goblins are in an epic war with the flying fox squirrels to north while kobolds lead by a spirit of fire is raping the goblins in the south.  Elves are attacking completely empty villages, and the gremlin nation is being destroyed by dragons.  Later on, the goblins started enslaving these races and I soon see epic wars between humans and elves, kobolds, and GCS.

Edit: The more copies you make the more stranger it gets.  I tried making around 6 copies of the creature toad, and now, after gening the world I get a choice for an adventure of a lizardman, snakeman, or frogman.  Also looking through legends I also find there was a race of phantom spiders once although most of the battle reports come up with errors.

I think I would very much like to play in this world.

[Lyrax]

What in the name of mod

Fixed it for you.

[Count Dorku]

Yeah, you get some really weird stuff with mods. I managed to create a world where typeless, zero-cost meat would spontaneously come into existence, and turtles were apparently extinct by combining Prehistoria, Dig Deeper, and Zoo Mod 3.5 (which meant I had a ton of redundant critters). After wiping the raws and data and re-extracting the precious strands of programming adamantine, I tried simply combining Prehistoria and Dig Deeper...
...and dwarves went extinct. I found myself embarking with a solid crew of very dwarfy Elves. Don't get me wrong, having an entire fortress of Cacame wannabes was interesting, but I play DF for the manic-depressive alcoholic midgets rather than the manic-depressive alcoholic beanpoles.