Firethrone - 202 Early Autumn by erdtirdmans

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Shortly after the caravan arrived, we were able to recover Imush's corpse. Much of the outline of the underground bits of the fortress has been marked for mining.

Also, the caravan (which I don't think made it into the picture) HAS AN ANVIL! BOOYAH!

Point of Interest: Imush's Last Stand

( 202 Early Autumn → onwards )

This is where I decided Imush was running way too far to ever survive and recruited him into the military. The logic was that I could station him back in the fortress where he'd be safe from the undead. The reality? He decided that, as a military man, he could fight them.

He was beaten mercilessly by zombie mountain goats.

Somehow, we recovered his corpse. Mega-project memorial, anyone? - erdtirdmans

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Submitted by: Markavian` - 2009-11-09 to 205 Late Autumn

Looking good.

Submitted by: Salmeuk - 2009-11-10 to 203 Mid Winter

I want to see this when it's done

Submitted by: erdtirdmans - 2009-11-27 to 205 Late Autumn

The slow crawl of magma flow and a tantrum spiral have severely delayed things, but i'll be sure to post an updated map when it's ready.

(over 200 coffins at the moment... i officially have more dead dwarves than live ones!)

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Δ 22. Interim Trade Depot

( 202 Early Autumn to 203 Mid Winter )
Just plopped a Trade Depot where I could. It's clearly not the best spot, but it works for now. - erdtirdmans
Δ 21. Imush's Last Stand

( 202 Early Autumn to onwards )
This is where I decided Imush was running way too far to ever survive and recruited him into the military. The logic was that I could station him back in the fortress where he'd be safe from the undead. The reality? He decided that, as a military man, he could fight them.

He was beaten mercilessly by zombie mountain goats.

Somehow, we recovered his corpse. Mega-project memorial, anyone? - erdtirdmans
¶ 19. Industrial Floor

( 202 Early Autumn to onwards )
The workshop floor, divided into four sections.

Roughly left to right
NW (Wood and stone): Bowyer, Mason, Jeweler, Carpenter, Craftsdwarf, Wood Furnace
N: Kennel
NE (Cloth & Leather) Mechanic (somewhat out of place, but still not far. The NW wing expands too fast for Mechanics to go there as well), Leatherworker, Dyer, Loom, Tanner, Clothier
SW Bars and Blocks: Craftsdwarf, Ashery, Magma Glass Furnace, Magma Kiln, Magma Smelter, Magma Forge
S: Siege Workshop
SE Food: Butcher, Butcher, Quern, Fishery, Air lock to Bone, Corpse, Shell and Hide Stockpile, Kitchen, Still, Farmer's
E: Seed Stockpile next to stairs to Farm and Greenhouse

* The 3x4 rooms around the middle are for a stacked screw pump waterfall assembly. They are not going to be workshops - erdtirdmans
Δ 18. Stockpiles, top floor

( 202 Early Autumn to onwards )
The top floor of the stockpiles, positioned conveniently below their relevant workshops.

NW: Wood
N: Animal (forgot to mark it in 202 Autumn)
NE: Cloth, Leather, and Dye
SW: Bar-Block and Sand
SSW: Magma channel, both for the functionality of the workshops above and for the dump chute on the Trade Depot level
S: Siege Parts & Arrowheads (forgot to mark it in 202 Autumn)
SE: WeaponTrap, Ammo, and Armor - erdtirdmans
Δ 17. Stockpiles, bottom floor

( 202 Early Autumn to onwards )
Floor 2 of the Stockpiles, conveniently located under the relevant workshops.

NW: Gem, Economic Stone
NE: Furniture, except Barrels and Siege Parts and Ammo
SW: Finished Goods
SE: Barrels and Food, except Dye and Seeds - erdtirdmans
20. Access Shaft

( 202 to 204 )
Managed to save the dwarves from a massacre by roving bands of undead by having them build this access shaft down from the surface and then sealing it off. As you can see north of here, it also served as a temporary refuse pile.
But most importantly: it gave me peace of mind while I meticulously carved out the fortress according to my pre-drawn plans. I know losing is fun, but so is making a 14-level castle that you spent days designing and tweaking. - erdtirdmans
20. Future Farm and Giant Dig designation

( 202 to 204 )
This is what will be the farm & greenhouse. Right now, it's a massive stockpile. The fill chamber north of the farm serves as a combined bedroom-dining hall for the time being.

The giant dig designation west of the farm is just a marker for the size of my blueprints. I have no plans to build a room that big. Ever. - erdtirdmans

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Fortress Name: Firethrone
Map Year: 202 Early Autumn
Author: erdtirdmans
Submitted by: erdtirdmans
Date Added: 28/10/2009