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Zombie Army

69 (40.8%)

Kitten Rot

35 (20.7%)

Instant Death

7 (4.1%)

Massive Swelling (Dwarf Balloons)

18 (10.7%)

Slow and Painful Death

22 (13%)

Pssh, your pathetic excuses for disease pale in comparison to the one I'll tell you about in my reply!

4 (2.4%)

Beast sickness?  What's that mean?

14 (8.3%)

Total Members Voted: 168

[NRDL]

You created a biological weapon that spreads a virus to you dwarves, thus turning them into biological weapons?  That's awesome.  Congratulations, Gizogin, you are the Albert Wesker of Dwarf Fortress.  Please, make more B.O.W.s

[Pittsy]

Living biological weapon dorfs. That's metal as hell. I encountered a forgotten beast with 'deadly blood' which, when contacted, causes nausea...and all of the victim's bones to break.

I seriously don't know what caused this, I have no recollection of any syndrome symptom in the raw that causes bones to break, but leave tissue and organs unaffected. Possibly some sort of bizarre rot syndrome?

[Button]

Holy necropost batman

[Putnam]

It's a damn cool topic, though, so I'll let it slide.

[Aslandus]

Well, I've only seen two plague carrying beasts: one forgotten beast had instant death dust that killed about 15 of my civilian dwarves because I didn't know how to deal with forgotten beasts, the second apparently had some kind of sleep dust that knocked my melee militia dwarves unconcious for a bit... I haven't noticed any further symptoms...