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[scaliper]

That's actually one of the things that's been giving me a bit of trouble. I'm having a hard time figuring out how to safely expand the bunker, especially in regards to getting the military to destroy some forgotten beasts. I mean, I could definitely wall off a section and open a breach, but that would likely endanger at least one civilian and would probably split off only a small group of the military that would actually get into Hell. Plus, any breach is going to  draw every single creature there to the fort, namely 4 demons, a non-syndrome(fortunately) forgotten beast, and a flying forgotten beast with a poisonous bite. While I am fairly confident in the ability of the military to take on any one of these beasties upon being equipped, I'm considerably less confident about having all of them at the same time.

[NRDL]

Once again, "moron"? 

[scaliper]

Once again, "moron"?

Sorry, sometimes I get too much into roleplaying. You have to admit, if someone came up to you and told you he was a templar in a world where templar never existed... Anyway, you're not actually a moron.

[NRDL]

I knew that    Nice roleplaying, anyway. 

[Blade Master Model 42]

Well, coming down through another spire was a fine idea until that winged forgotten beast showed up. I would think the best bet would be to deconstruct a section of a wall, then swiftly build out from there. Make sure masons are on hand so it gets done quickly, and keep soldiers nearby, so... Well, you know.

If the monsters are a sufficient distance away from the bunker, they shouldn't come sprinting at the dwarves.

[scaliper]

Well, coming down through another spire was a fine idea until that winged forgotten beast showed up. I would think the best bet would be to deconstruct a section of a wall, then swiftly build out from there. Make sure masons are on hand so it gets done quickly, and keep soldiers nearby, so... Well, you know.

If the monsters are a sufficient distance away from the bunker, they shouldn't come sprinting at the dwarves.

See, that's just the problem. Both are hanging out in the general vicinity of the bunker.

[Blade Master Model 42]

Well, coming down through another spire was a fine idea until that winged forgotten beast showed up. I would think the best bet would be to deconstruct a section of a wall, then swiftly build out from there. Make sure masons are on hand so it gets done quickly, and keep soldiers nearby, so... Well, you know.

If the monsters are a sufficient distance away from the bunker, they shouldn't come sprinting at the dwarves.

See, that's just the problem. Both are hanging out in the general vicinity of the bunker.

Hmm, okay, that's a fairly serious problem then. Of course, If they're hanging out by the bunker... You might be able to set up a secondary bunker away from that through one of the spires.

[AnimaRytak]

Fifty pages of Deathgate!

And in truth, the Forgotten beasts may or may not be a huge threat.  The one that was killed during my turn was a push over and it was the demon's that fucked up most of the troops.  Of course that's a game of chance.

[Karakzon]

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carve fortifications and use them as target practice? thats the usual response to daemons outside of dwarven walls.

[AnimaRytak]

We have the marksdwarves for that, that's for sure.  That squad is a dwarven gattling gun.

Deathgate, Masters of Bone-Bolt diplomacy.

[The Mad Fool]

I think we should catch the next syndrome Forgotten Beast we find and see if we can't kill the demons with inhalement-vector poisons.

[Dermonster]

Sounds like a job for Derm the SCIENCE! dwarf.

[noodle0117]

Anyone wanna post an update on what the current fort in hell looks like?

[The Mad Fool]

^Seconded.

[ThatAussieGuy]

I just wanted to say you're all mad loons for wanting to put a fortress in hell.  That said, I have my own scheme for the HFS - I'm making plans to take it and wall it off around the perimeter.  Turn hell into a nice little suburb.