The past year was a busy one. I set up magma workshops and began green glass block construction, built an obsidian farm, dug out housing for the dungeon master, and began construction on the primary dining/housing structure.
( 206 Early Spring → 208 Late Winter )
These seven regular glass furnaces generate Collect Sand tasks. Right now the designated collection area is at the sand layer of the quarry stairs, but spots of sand are beginning to appear on the surface so I'll probably use those eventually. - FunkyWaltDogg
There are 5 comments for this map series, last post 2010-07-21
Wadedcastles v2
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2009-04/funkywaltdogg-Wadedcastles the Gre-region6-206-0.fdf-map
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Submitted by: Lord_Shadow - 2009-04-24 to 205 Early Spring
good luck starting to look like awesomeness
Submitted by: FunkyWaltDogg - 2009-04-25 to 207 Early Spring
Thanks! I am finally starting to make some real progress on the core projects.
Submitted by: ToonyMan - 2009-04-30 to 209 Early Spring
Your fort is so big and open!
Submitted by: FunkyWaltDogg - 2009-04-30 to 209 Early Spring
I didn't see the point in digging out a lot of area underground to pack stockpiles and workshops into since I'm ultimately going to be constructing buildings on the surface to house all that stuff. So for now, everything pretty much just gets plopped down wherever I've got a space.
Submitted by: Pisano - 2010-07-21 to 209 Early Spring
Really nice layout and a great seed to have magma so close to the surface. I can't figure out how you get the water up the main building with the housing though. I don't see a pumpstack but I do see pumps at the top.