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[Eric Blank]

I managed to wrestle-grab it and jump away, taking it with me, then put it on a table. I then revoked her status as hearthperson and ended our journey together, resulting in her attacking me, which is a bit disappointing, but i just left her there alone.

Sas isnt a werewolf thank god, but even transformations wont heal the foot that got ripped off as every time i load the local area a second time after confirming her foot is restored, its gone again. I just got her a crutch.The journey took the remaining three of us back north where i tried to demand the lords of some towns pay homage to me to no avail. Ended up killing one of them in the process.

[StagnantSoul]

Fought a cyclops to a standstill, couldn't cut him past the skin layer for some reason, kept stabbing and slashing away till he broke the hand holding the sword. Not wasting time to pick it back up, I punched him in the face, instantly shoving his skull through his brain... Guess I'm not a swordsman anymore, time to punch everything!

[Droggarth]

Good grief, I've managed to completely ignore where the majority of the draenei civs in my now previous world were.. get this; I've been messing around on the very top left corner of the world without realizing that all of the fun stuff were over an ocean south-east until recently. So much for being part of the town of Parchhonor. Note to self: Check the map in legends!

Genned a new world called Zilirnitom aka The Eternal Planets which has a bit less water between lands and the evil civs there are not far away from draenei civs.
Anyhow the new RNG genned 52 year old world looks heck of a lot more promising for what I'm aiming to accomplish in the game for months now but I keep interrupted by other things so it's kind of a bummer in and of itself. Mainly writing it down so I have a reminder along with motivation to play the game.

I'm just baffled at myself, I haven't derped this hard for a long while to a point I find it kinda funny actually.

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Heh, as far as beginnings go mine got off for a first time in a long while unexpectedly good. As I was declaring the dreanei town's fort in Pageglimmers with my secondary adventurer as a means to create a guild for my main adventurer to be able to claim an adv camp of my own. The moment I claimed the fort, my secondary adventurer became a lord, he was previously a valiant/hearthperson. That is a great thing because now I don't have to investigate every house to locate where the original vindicator or an exarch lives as my 2nd adventurer spends time actually in the fort (retired him there).

The process wasn't all sunshine and roses though as one of the things I needed was to invite my main adventurer as an hearthperson and for that I had to prey on a lost one lasher who I quickly killed with a blunt weapon to the head once no one else was around, carried his corpse to a rooftop of a house a couple of dozen tiles away. That lasher had an adamantine whip which was a rare and odd find since adamantine is useless for blunt weaponry. It be easier if DFtool was updated for .44.09 but damn.. that whole process was actually fun all things considered. That's pretty much one of the ways you can make your outsider be part of a civ.

Here's how my Zilirnitom world looks like. All the purple stuff near the top of the map is where I'll be aiming to get some serious bodycount. Though looking at it now, I ought to visit that dark fort to the right of Pageglimmers first since it's much closer.

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[KittyTac]

That tileset is gradually eroding my eyes, I can feel it.

[Droggarth]

That tileset is gradually eroding my eyes, I can feel it.

Bwheheh! Sorry about that. Then again it is a scaled-down version of the actual size of it:

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I've always found it difficult to keep playing with the default tileset and colors. Basically the default tileset and default colors tend to erode my eyes, which is why I laughed.

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Fought a cyclops to a standstill, couldn't cut him past the skin layer for some reason, kept stabbing and slashing away till he broke the hand holding the sword. Not wasting time to pick it back up, I punched him in the face, instantly shoving his skull through his brain... Guess I'm not a swordsman anymore, time to punch everything!

Heh, that's both hilarious and metal AF. I ran into a similar situation today before I built my tower.
One of my five companions (Qiraji swordsman) got chewed up real bad by worg ambush to a point I had to heal him with full-heal and my own attacks with a crappy copper naginata did bugger all so I resorted to throwing the useless weapon at one of the worgs to then do some punching and kicking along with gore attacks thanks to having horns. The other four of my companions were able to kill about two worgs, can't recall all that clearly though as I was busy aggroing the worgs and trying to keep my workers/companions alive.

As for the companions I brought to help me build consisted of a lost one criminal, qiraji swordsman, ghoul swordsman, tuskarr hammerman and a twilight cultist crossbowman. The most diverse set of companions I've ever had in a long while. I found them all in the draenei town of Pageglimmers. Had to part ways with them after the construction was complete so they could spread the rumor about me. Crafted all of the ischronite gear as mastercrafts through reactions in my hall so they would all register in the legends this time around (and they did, checked), gauntlets I had to create with dfhack as usual though.

This time I also crafted a large dagger for more mundane tasks along with ischronite two-handed broadsword for some serious carnage and an ischronitium whip for quick but heavy blunt damage, the latter is my standard issue secondary weapon. What I'm really interested to do next is to gather kills with that two-handed broadsword which I made into an artifact quality after I gave it a name; 'Rageblade' aka 'Egoruunolaar' in draenei.
And yeah, I said two-handed broadsword many times, it's my newest custom weapon which is about one quarter size of a two-handed sword larger. I imagine its blade being broader and only slightly longer while the handle and the pommel are thicker, heavier and sturdier. Unlike my one-edged drolth-sword the two-handed broadsword is double-edged, both swords are meant for a strong demigod.

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I'm playing as a draenei who's appearance is mildly affected by fel magic but stabilized and perfected by my own ischromancy magic along with sacrificing a succubus to remove the uglyness of fel magic and keep her feminine look. The only thing that can be considered ugly is her larger body/body structure, thicker bones and increased muscle mass/density. She has no growths on her body and she is still a draenei, though an angular and an unusual one. She was originally on her way to becoming either a Broken or worse; a Lost One but thanks to unknown powers that be, the rest is history.

[pikachu17]

As it turns out, if you kill a dwarven soldier at their fort, they will send squads to attack you, even if you go into a dragon's cave. Unfortunately, or possibly fortunately, the dragon was not within eyesight, so I took car of the soldier with the help of my companions. Sadly, one of them became lethal. No idea why, he is a human from my hamlet, so maybe I accidently hit him instead.

[Eschar]

I saved a kid from a zombie attack a few days ago, then returned to the town and asked her about her family. Apparently one of her nephews was killed in the interim... by me, apparently. Small world, isn't it.

[Droggarth]

Continuing onward after another (short) break, I've come across an unusual camp filled mostly with ghoul wrestler corpses:

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Only a few of them there have names but none of them show up with ñ tile icons other than what's is in the image so I'm not sure what is going on exactly just yet. That aside this is just the kind of thing I've been hoping to come across. What makes this camp special for me is that I've never come across a camp that has so many hostile npcs in it (until now). There's about over 30 ghoul corpses there all in the picture.
Fortunately none of them pose a mortal danger to my ischronite armored adventuress and that suits me fine because hacking foes into gory pieces is in a word.. joy.

[Eric Blank]

Oh man i remember a few years ago there was a bug that would allow bandit camps to contain hundreds and sometimes thousands of bandits. So many bandits. And i got my ass kicked by the same guy like four times, i absolutely could not beat him. Legendary adventurers with a dozen companions, all dead. Because somehow bandits started with awesome skills or something, on top of outnumbering you 3 to 1

[Bumber]

Oh man i remember a few years ago there was a bug that would allow bandit camps to contain hundreds and sometimes thousands of bandits. So many bandits. And i got my ass kicked by the same guy like four times, i absolutely could not beat him. Legendary adventurers with a dozen companions, all dead. Because somehow bandits started with awesome skills or something, on top of outnumbering you 3 to 1

I read this in the context of that bug with duplicate entities.

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[Eschar]

Oh man i remember a few years ago there was a bug that would allow bandit camps to contain hundreds and sometimes thousands of bandits. So many bandits. And i got my ass kicked by the same guy like four times, i absolutely could not beat him. Legendary adventurers with a dozen companions, all dead. Because somehow bandits started with awesome skills or something, on top of outnumbering you 3 to 1

I read this in the context of that bug with duplicate entities.

So I'm not the only one who has a bug like that. Good to know.

[Eric Blank]

Actually i think he means a much older bug, where talking to a guy/killing them and leaving the site would make that npc a historical figure and remove them from the population pool of the site. The site would then create a new npc to replace them, generating from the same seed. So the new npc would be an exact duplicate, name attributes proffession and everything, of the npc you talked to or killed. It was literally impossible to depopulate any civilized site because of this, and if you kept talking to them and letting them live, they would keep piling up. Youd have dozens of clones of the same guy at the site.

In the Museum adventurer succession world game, there was a kobold spearwoman  in the dungeons under the keep where the museum was, whom players would go down and kill. Over and over and over for over 60-80 years in game time. But she never stopped respawning, so we never stopped killing her.

The new bug is something like "if you recruit a companion, leave and return to the location you recruited them from, there will be two identical npcs following you one atop the other, both doing the same things" which although i think can cause crashes under specific circumstances, doesnt mean that having two npcs is going to be permanent and doesnt seem to stack up on top of itself indefinitely. So its only half as annoying.

[ZM5]

I've had that happen as well. He respawned with the same loadout and everything - I've not seen it happen since, admittedly.

[Eric Blank]

Yeah, you could file a bug report/upload the save to one if you catch it in the act.
In my own recent frustrations, ive been trying to force lords to pay homage to my entity, and have had zero luck. I can beat the everloving crap out of them to no avail. Nobody will submit. At all.

My dreams of ruling the world have been dashed by the stubbornness of the nobility.
Ive killed like 5 different lords and a couple hearthpersons in my attempts. Thankfully i havent been leaving witnesses to any of the deaths so nobody sees me as a murderer.

[Ronnoc]

My companion has had a fake identity the entire time. Something seemed a little off and some digging in Legends Viewer confirmed my suspicions. Is there any way to expose her identity to others or to confront her about it?