No sign of the orcs yet, but plenty of immigrants. As the fortress grows, the disorganised layout of the first year is gradually being replaced with a more structured one.
( 303 Early Spring → onwards )
Successful trading of rock crafts has resulted in many wood logs being imported, which in turn has resulted in many beds being made.
All the bedrooms are located next to the magma pipe so the dwarves don't freeze to death while they sleep. - Phlamethrower
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Submitted by: Phlamethrower - 2009-06-08 to 304 Early Spring
Operation GET WELL SOON was a complete success!
By which I mean it failed.
Although it succeeded in generating lots of water and killing a kitten, the water then promptly ran straight down the funnel and out a hole in the bottom of the map.
Well, you learn something new every day.
Submitted by: Doppel - 2009-06-27 to 307 Early Spring
You managed to make a mini chasm by accident? How freaking cool is that.
Submitted by: Asra - 2009-08-04 to 308 Late Autumn
Do Dwarves actually freeze if their beds aren't close to magma?
Submitted by: Markavian - 2009-09-19 to 311 Late Autumn
Sealing the fort with magma... ?
Submitted by: Phlamethrower - 2009-09-19 to 311 Late Autumn
Well, it keeps the orcs out.
Everyone died, BTW. A goblin seige turned up just as the last baby died, so the goblins ended up claiming victory.