Nundenkubuk, Regallance - 204 Mid Autumn by Razin

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A fairly standard map i felt like sharing anyways. Features a fairly tall mountain, magma pipe, underground river, and chasm, and my first attempt at tower-cap farming.

Point of Interest: (2) The IneffectiveTower Cap Farm

If you were to walk down this long corridor from the gatehouse, you would reach our tower cap farm. We were delighted to find that an underground river and a chasm happened to be situated right across from one another, at roughly the same elevation. Our chief planner wisely decided to construct a tower cap farm to supplement the very sparse wood we can collect from the shrub land bordering the mountain. However, none of our citizens had never built one before, and thus we did not realize stone left in the field would impede growth, so we remain dependent on caravans for wood. Please don't laugh, it's very much a problem for us. Down south, you'll find the chasm and the areas were the resident cave spiders will hopefully take up residence for easy collection, and the bridge we'll use to expand across the cavern at a later time. Were you to go up a level, you'll find the second field we plan to irrigate once the first is clear of stone. - Razin

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Δ 16. (3) Residential Halls
The upward stairway to the North leads to our lavish sleeping quarters (well, they're a nice way to end a day trudging back and forth to dump stone from our tower-cap fields at least...). The first level houses the majority of our people, and includes the clerk's apartment and the Dungeon Master's Suit.The floor above that is mostly for future growth, and include the Mayor's office, and room overbuilding rooms fitting of any addition drowning victi....I mean nobles, who deign to live with us. Both levels can be expanded to fit demand. - Razin
Δ 15. (1) Entryway / Field of Corpses
Greetings visitors! Welcome to Regallance, our humble home!

Watch your step, some of our..... less friendly visitors have been stopping by quite often since the caravan arrived, and we've yet to totally clean up the....mess. The goblins have an an admirable affinity for pointy things, but their child rearing techniques... need some work. One of their...adopted humans was wearing a human bone crown for crying out loud! Just ahead we'll pass by on old ore stockpile we've not had the time or inclination to move indoors, just before we reach our lovely Ovaline entryway. Over our moat, you'll notice the pillbox/barracks used by our brave Marksdwarfs and Hammerwarfs when the caravans are not visiting! - Razin
Δ 15. (2) The IneffectiveTower Cap Farm
If you were to walk down this long corridor from the gatehouse, you would reach our tower cap farm. We were delighted to find that an underground river and a chasm happened to be situated right across from one another, at roughly the same elevation. Our chief planner wisely decided to construct a tower cap farm to supplement the very sparse wood we can collect from the shrub land bordering the mountain. However, none of our citizens had never built one before, and thus we did not realize stone left in the field would impede growth, so we remain dependent on caravans for wood. Please don't laugh, it's very much a problem for us. Down south, you'll find the chasm and the areas were the resident cave spiders will hopefully take up residence for easy collection, and the bridge we'll use to expand across the cavern at a later time. Were you to go up a level, you'll find the second field we plan to irrigate once the first is clear of stone. - Razin
Δ 14. (4) Workshops, Storage, And The Somewhat Illogical Dining Room,
The downward stairway from the Barracks leads to the heart of the fortress. Feel free to admire our superb dining hall, and be sure to note Thattak, the Wasp of Cages, the legendary door crafted of native-hewn gold ore, which you'd pass through getting to the dining hall. Don't ask about the name, the mason was sober when he finished it. Also, please don't mention the fact that Lisidlorbam, the Onyx Opal window,is not actually looking out at anything. the Architect was sober and dehydrated when he forgot to install a way for us to stop the flow of water to the moat (All this sobriety and thirst came from our expedition leader not adequately managing time for the digging of farms for brewing before he had us tap tab the water source our maps said must be nearby. He was healthily drunk, but an idiot. In all seriousness, all seven of the founders nearly died then).

Ahem...This is also the area for stone-working, carpentry, and trade good storage.

- Razin
Δ 14. (5) The Obscene Food Stockpile, and the Rotting Room.
Remember that starving / dehydrated / sober spell we mentioned a minute ago? Well, our cook and farmers went a bit...overboard in making sure that never happened again. In one of the Expedition Leader's better moments, the area was setup to be as efficient as we could manage without clearing stone (again, we were too busy trying to drink sand to both hauling rocks out of the way for vertical stockpile-workshop consolidation). The butcher's hop is directly adjacent to all three kitchens (which we needed to condense food to save space), the tannery, leather works, and bone carver's shops. Also, note the open air farm for growing imported strawberries and prickle berries.

Oh, if you're a bit squeamish, you'll want to stay away from the closed door to the right of the intersection. That's the open air rotting pit, formerly a dried up pond, for anything we don't want inside, but will want the bones from. If you're into that sort thing, however, you'll want to come back and visit once the connected Goblin Pitatorium (catchy name, isn't it?) is complete. Sometimes we cage Goblins rather then kill them, and nobody here wants to bother feeding the wretches. - Razin
Δ 13. (6) The Unborn Forges and The Dead Dwarves
The Downward Stairs from the Dining / Crafting and Storage area bring you to two very sacred areas. This level holds both our tombs and forge. The forges were placed here for easy access to the storeroom, and because it was believed that the fact the magma pipe it would be running off of extends a good ways above our access point, making distance from the source less of an issue. The tombs were placed here because our priest said the sounds of the forges a work would please the spirits of the dead, and the sound of water running through our drainage pipe / exhausted gold mine would keep the angry ones away for fear of the Dreaded Carp.

Our priest is apparently a bloody idiot, because either physics and logic are broken, or the dead are making the magma for our forges fill extra extra slowly out of spite. It's like the jerks want us to constantly be tripping over this Goblin armor we can't melt down.

Also, if you pull the southward lever connected to the emergency magma draining tunnel, we'll test the Goblin Pitatorium on you...the magma's almost full, and we are not waiting another 2years to melt all this junk down...
- Razin

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Fortress Name: Nundenkubuk, Regallance
Map Year: 204 Mid Autumn
Author: Razin
Submitted by: Razin
Date Added: 10/02/2009