And to add insult to injury, he probably watched the puppy die, too.īut, he was the one who landed the killing blow. Apparently, both his mother and father died, right in front of him. Steve is depressed now - so I asked him why he was so upset. I managed to draft, Steve, along with his mother and father. Well, as it turns out, I didn't pay much attention to who I was drafting in all the mayhem. So by now you're probably wondering where Steve is in all of this. And I didn't notice until it was too late, but one of them must of brought their pet puppy with them, because his mangled corpse was found in the aftermath. Luckily, he did this in a narrow corridor, and he doesn't seem interested in any of my civilian dwarfs, who for some reason have come down to watch this massacre.Įventually, the militia bested him because of the advantage in the corridor, but not before he slashed 5 more of them to death. That was a good idea, too, as this damn beast has spewed webs everywhere, and he is making quick work of the 5 remaining, while they're stuck in the mess of webs.
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I quickly draft up 5 random dwarfs to make it a full 10. But this forgotten beast is one hell of an opponent, and he immediately destroys 3 dwarfs barely breaking a sweat. Leon manages to escape while my militia comes to intervene. Good dwarf.īut after a while, this ugly beast with spines who is actually MADE of flux stone, despite the fact that I can't find any anywhere, shows up. I just put an order in to send one of my dwarfs - Leon, I call him - down to collect some webs. It's been 1.5 years and goblins have yet to show up, but I know they will soon.īut then: we strike an underground cavern. I have a hardly trained, lazy 8-dwarf militia, and I want to better arm them for whatever is to come. I've been having my dwarfs mine down for awhile now, looking for flux stone so we can get started in steel production. He's just a lowly carpenter, not much going on there. That's going to be relevant later in the story, so keep Steve in mind. My most recent fort had an interesting beginning* I think:
Hehe, yeah I recently decided to take the plunge into DF. I've gone through about 12 fortresses so far, and I still don't bother with the trading system. And do select a texture pack, unless you plan to train your eyes to spot a brown "k" amidst a sea of brown punctuation.Īnd as for figuring out what the heck you're doing early-game, I recommend this walkthrough, but go slow with it! If you read ahead, you'll miss out on all the Fun! Besides, even just the bare necessities of survival are a bit much to learn all in your first fortress. My dwarves still like to deplete my entire cloth stockpile to fill a hospital, and every now and then, a trader that supposedly left months ago goes insane at the edge of the map. But it suffers from one of those issues that plagues Minecraft: There's a very small dev team, and they'd rather work on adding new content than fixing old bugs and exploits that have pretty much become part of the game. I love DF to pieces, and it pretty much stole me away from Minecraft for two months this late summer.
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