After two goblin sieges, and the assault of a Dragon entitled "The Smoldering Silver", Guildlashed has put up a defensive wall at ground level. We're also expecting the King in the next few years, so I'm building a nice road to meet his expectations of quality in the area (currently at 1650¤ out of 5000¤ desired).
You can't see it, but in this bin is the remnants of the first marauding creature to approach the fortress, a Dragon who went by the title "The Smoldering Silver". My champion speardwarves waited behind the battlements for him to draw near, and then rushed out and skewered him quickly. From the dragon's first announcing roar, it was barely two days before we had 20 units of fresh dragon meat in the larder, and the dragon leather in this bin. As soon as someone hauls it down to the stockpile designated exclusively for dragon leather, I'll be making some silver-studded, ruby-encrusted, GCS-silk-imaged Dragon Leather Armor. That's gotta be worth at least 100,000¤. :) - Tiogshi
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Submitted by: Mzbundifund - 2009-07-10 to 255 Early Autumn
These nanoforts are always so CUTE.
I'm a little surprised you're storing so many bones (and in such inefficient storage space) with such little real estate to work with. Paranoid about moody dwarf requests?
Submitted by: Tiogshi - 2009-07-10 to 255 Early Autumn
Yeah, nearly every fort I start I lose at least one would-be Legendary Engraver or Metalworker to a lack of shells or bones.
As for bone efficiency, I use the 50% pattern for bone storage because miasma only travels cardinally, so any bad stink stays contained in its 1x1 "cell". Results in fewer unhappy thoughts during trips to the refuse heaps, which was a big deal on this fortress because of the very high efficiency of my first hunter; see the PoI "Descent Tour: 9".
Submitted by: Mzbundifund - 2009-07-10 to 255 Early Autumn
Yes yes I see. If you aren't above quantum dumping, you could always dump diagonally down a 1 z-level pit zoned for waste disposal and keep all your bones/shells/skulls there.