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Map: Earthfissure - 1051 LordZabujca

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Submitted by: Tyrving - 2008-07-07

Know what I'D do with that dried out riverbed? I'd hook the whole dam up to collapse with a single lever pull, and build a kick-ass green glass walled dining room down there. Then pull the lever. Possibly put the rest of a fort under that dining room, and have a biodome fortress. Of course, that's just me. :P

Map: Knifepines - 1057 Savok

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Submitted by: Tyrving - 2008-06-14

That 'typical bridge' isn't a bridge at all, is it? It's just constructed walls and floors! Pretty sneaky trick.

Map: Earthensubtle - 1065 Shandrunn

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Submitted by: Tyrving - 2008-05-02

One tile hallways, ewwwww. Other than that, very nice looking fort. A bit cluttered, perhaps.

Map: Ragestorm - 1056 Analfish

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Submitted by: Tyrving - 2008-03-29

As a former WoW player, this is something I'd wanted to attempt myself for a while. Awesome work.

Map: Tundra-Clan-10 - 1052 Torak

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Submitted by: Tyrving - 2008-02-18

I can upload the map for you, if you'd like.

Map: Stonetower - 1055 OHakubi

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Submitted by: Tyrving - 2008-02-17

Well, that's a damn shame. Is anyone at all still alive, or was it a clean sweep?

I like project MURDERHALL, by the way.

Map: Dastot Istam, "The Sword of Light" - 1067 Flok

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Submitted by: Tyrving - 2008-02-17

Yep, it's bugged... on my end, anyway.

Map: Rockmighty - 1053 Flame

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Submitted by: Tyrving - 2008-01-21

What Krash said. Instead of mining out the levels between the well and the water, you need to channel them.

Edit: By the way, how do you see if a well is dry or not?

[Message edited on 2008/01/21 at 11:44 by Tyrving]

Map: Deeptowers - 1054 Tyrving

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Submitted by: Tyrving - 2008-01-10

I actually use a very slightly modified (no more than a dozen pixels) version of Lord Nightmare's IBM set (http://dwarf.lendemaindeveille.com/index.php/Image:CGA8x8thick.png), though I have it twice as large when I'm playing. It gives the whole game a nice retro feel to it.

[Message edited on 2008/01/10 at 08:18 by Tyrving]

Map: Darkstone - 1056 Veryinky

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Submitted by: Tyrving - 2008-01-03

Oh man.
OH MAN.
I HAVE to try this myself, it's an AMAZING idea. An entire castle of obsidian... built with a giant glass mold. Possibly the most awesome feat of dwarven engineering I've seen yet.

Map: Alebeer the Wine of Whiskey - 1052 penguinofhonor

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Submitted by: Tyrving - 2007-12-23

For some reason, seeing the trade liason looming over a sleeping outpost leader always makes me chuckle.

Map: Deeptowers - 1052 Tyrving

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Submitted by: Tyrving - 2007-12-16

Thanks! It's not my own design, I got it off of the archive of the wiki. Raynard's whirlpool design.

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Submitted by: Tyrving - 2007-12-14

Alright, I doubled both reservoirs in size, and am in the process of digging them out... I think I'll wait until the next version to proceed, since every second tile dug out drops a dwarf down a level.

Map: Deeptowers - 1052 Tyrving

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Submitted by: Tyrving - 2007-12-13

Thanks! I'm considering having my engraver engrave the pillars, but he sort of scares me... ultra-mighty, perfectly agile and incredibly tough from half a year of non-stop smoothing... if any his works got defaced, things would get ugly.

Map: Whitehammer - 1052 Lord Dullard

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Submitted by: Tyrving - 2007-12-11

Hmm. Maybe I'm just blind, but it seems to me that the little rotters (the kobolds, that is) have no way out of their little hellhole there. Which begs the question: how did they get in there in the first place? Or is the entrance that little ramp on the top layer?

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