Sizzledlanterns - 152 Early Spring by Jebraltix

Map Description:

Possibly the most beautiful map ever, underground pool, brook, underground river, magma pool, and a chasm. Unfortunately no iron but that might just be a blessing in disguise so that I dont have to mess around to make my dwarves use adamantine armour. But I do have copper so that could last me until I have my armoursmith trained up so much as that I can get masterpiece adamtine armour. Just using reveal temporarily so I'm not saving this part, I saved it before I used reveal. I was also experiencing problems with manytowers, the game kept locking up and I had kept loosing all of the stuff that I had done. I'm really in it for the long haul on this one. Plus if you read the engravings on the adamantine it's amusing.

EDIT: Made the mistake of misreading the embark map, thought I didn't have any iron, turns out I have more than enough.

Point of Interest: Wagon

Out of harms way, thankfully. - Jebraltix

There are 8 comments for this map series, last post 2009-02-10

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Submitted by: Markavian` - 2009-02-08 to 153 Late Summer

A castle compound build into the side of a mountain, excellent positioning. What population are you aiming for?

I've started moving away from stack designed forts and tried to spread out and wide more, I get the feeling floors aren't far apart at all.

Submitted by: Jebraltix - 2009-02-08 to 152 Early Spring

Well I've taken a different approach to this fort due to the adamantine, One dwarf has one labor and one labor only. Right now I'm aiming for probaly 200, but I might have to lessen that because of the amount of creatures in the chasm, or I could just rush in there with an army of champion crossbowmen and hope for the best. I'm not entirely sure what you mean by stack designed forts though.

Submitted by: sava2004 - 2009-02-08 to 152 Early Spring

oh wow! i would love it if you could uppload the world and a picture of the embark site somewhere!

Submitted by: Jebraltix - 2009-02-08 to 153 Late Summer

I honestly have no clue how to upload the world, but I'll figure it out. As for the picture, I'll do my best.

Submitted by: magic dwarf - 2009-02-08 to 152 Early Spring

To find the seed go into the folder where you exported the images to, and open the notepad file called sizzledlanterns-param-regionX-XXXX-XXXX.txt
This should contain the world seed and history seed.
I don't think it tells you where you embarked though.

Submitted by: Jebraltix - 2009-02-08 to 155 Early Spring

Got it, thanks.

Submitted by: Markavian` - 2009-02-10 to 156 Early Summer

Hey Jebraltix, by stack fortresses I mean having a central stairwell and everything is a layer centered off the stairwell. I don't like the idea of having a central shaft into my fort, I prefer to have deeper levels and ornate staircases that gradually wind down.

Entirely due to personal preference.
That and dwarves slipping and falling 20 levels.

Submitted by: Jebraltix - 2009-02-10 to 152 Early Spring

Oh, I definitely like a central staircase more than a 1 level fort, I tried having a flat fortress about 2 forts ago, didnt like it very much. I more enjoy taking advantage of the z-axis.

[Message edited on 2009/02/10 at 06:52 by Jebraltix]

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