This is the next time I decided to put a "stop" point in the game. I will be writting up a more complicatd description in the forum a bit later. For now I just wanted to post the image up so I remember what to write about.
Things to note would be the siege defenses, the drawbridges for when the goblins get inside and for keeping the goblins outta the trade depot. I've got one of my legendary jewlers arming that catapult. Uh, the military has grown. Etc, more will be documented in the forum.
Also, I started pouring water into the chasm.
But, as always, feel free to ask questions and such.
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Submitted by: Markavian - 2007-08-24 to 1053 Late Spring
Yay, another glacier map. Will you be making dazzling helms for all your dwarves, detailed with god like engravings (gems, shells, metal...)?
Submitted by: matryx - 2007-08-24 to 1053 Late Spring
Nah - I think Godhelms refers to the staple food diet of the dwarves.
Ambrosia? pfft - that's for elves. We eat GodHelms!
Submitted by: Tarrasque - 2007-08-25 to 1053 Late Spring
Bah, you bloody buggers should know ye better! The name comes from us being on top o de world! This be the helm of the world and it shall be god-like!
Submitted by: Markavian - 2007-08-25 to 1054 Late Autumn
A link to the forum post would be handy :)
I see you've shifted the core of your fort to pre-chasm, are you expecting any sieges on this map?
Submitted by: Tarrasque - 2007-08-26 to 1054 Late Autumn
Here is the Godhelm forum post
I sure as hell hope so. I would love to see the goblins get entrapped into my little defenses I have planned. It should be fun soon. In the next post I plan on pissing off the chasm to get some more action going.
Submitted by: Savok - 2007-08-26 to 1054 Late Autumn
How do you deal with dead shrubs in an underground forest?
Submitted by: Markavian - 2007-08-26 to 1054 Late Autumn
Cool, thanks for the forum link... makes much more sense now! Having some background reading always brings forts to life more so then just cantering around the maps.
Submitted by: Tarrasque - 2007-08-27 to 1054 Late Autumn
I normally just leave them there. It doesn't bother me that they are around. I am working on efficiency so I don't have as many wilted plants.