Rewardclasps - 112 Late Summer by Bread

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Δ 84. Fort Entance
I've been meaning to make something more grand and dorfy here but never got around to it. Cage traps around it guarantee a never ending supply of goblins for gladiatorial battles. Also they capture a LOT of giant ravens and raven people. Too many really.

The little building to the right was a quaint log cabin but the trolls love to break it every time they siege so I've stopped rebuilding it. - Bread
Δ 84. Shrine to the wagon
Well it was anyway.

Damn trolls came up during a siege and decided it would be hilarious to knock it down. Bastards. - Bread
Δ 23. Refuse Pile
Contains part of the last siege. Once all the bones and hair have been processed, the corpses are going into magma.

One z-level up you can see some extra housing I had to make. - Bread
Δ 22. The Inner Entrance
Pictured in the center is the barracks, where the militia members spar and train all day. Marksdwarves also watch through the fortifications for any intruders that have been spooked by the two guard giant ravens. We average about 2 sieges a year. Luckily casualties have been kept to a minimum due to the rain of bolts fired by my 30 marksdwarves through these fortifications. Any that manage to slip through have to face the military. Notice to the west of the entrance bridge the goblins, they're actually caged and on little pillars. I like to think it gives invaders bad thoughts to see their naked, hungry comrades as they rush the fort. To the east you'll see the trading depot, the mayor's office, and some extra food storage.

The weapon trap in the middle of the barracks is an artifact candy hammer (all of my hate). The statue is what a Bronze Colossus left behind after being slain by the military.

The lack of blood is because I unfortunately have to run 'clean all' in DFhack after every siege in an effort to get every FPS I can. - Bread
Δ 21. Coroners Hovel and More Crypts
The little carved out space belongs to my undertaker, the only one who has the burial labor in the whole fort. The other crypts are old dugout veins of gold.

Note the candy pillar which I don't even want to touch out of fear of unleashing the circus. - Bread
Δ 21. Jail, Food Storage, and the Mayor's House.
We've got food by the truckload here, a total of 6000 prepared meals and ~3000 drinks. The area near the farms was originally going to be food storage but there just wasn't enough space. So this little storage area was built to house the massive amounts of -dog tallow roasts-. It goes up for a few z-levels if you'd like to check it out.

At the bottom we have the jail, where the worst of the worst are kept. It has offices and dining rooms for both the hammerer and jailer. The little '!' in that one cell is a vampire who went crazy about 5 years back. He stripped all his clothes off and runs around his cell babbling to himself all day. We like to keep that door locked. A z-level down there are the dungeons, where goblins invaders are locked up before being used to nefarious science/fights against militia members.

And lastly, the big block building full of furniture belongs to the mayor. With enough gold to satisfy anyone, the Mayor, who is also the Chief Medical Dwarf, hangs around all day making demands and jailing anyone who was crass enough to sell bracelets to the humans. His office/dining hall is one z-level up. - Bread
Δ 21. Original Crypts
They store a few dead dwarves and a whole bunch of dead pets. The golden tomb is for the Duchess. They were supposed to look all winding and rough, I like the way they came out.

Slightly to the north are the Elk Bird pastures. All of them belong to one of my swordsdwarves. Despite having a huge pasture they prefer to occupy one or two spaces and peck at each other all day. - Bread
¶ 21. The Dining Hall
Where all the partying goes down. With 167 total population and ~80ish non war animals, it can get a little crowded around here. The chairs and tables are either green glass or copper. The statues are all exceptional or better gold. The random coffer and cabinet are two artifacts that were produced. To the left you can see a hospital, and to the right there's a little pier where absolutely zero fish have been pulled up. - Bread
Δ 21. The Ex-Kings Mansion.
This copper mansion originally belonged to the vampire king who immigrated to the fort a year before now. I assigned the building as a burrow and had him chill out here lest he drain the blood out of one of my dwarves.

Then one day a siege happened. I assigned all non military dwarves to the burrow in the main dining hall. Turns out that assignment overruled the current one he was in, and before I knew it he had drained someones blood right in front of everyone. And since he had drained the blood from my legendary weaponsmith, I figured punishment was due. He ended up receiving 50 hammerblows, but survived, retreating to his mansion after receiving 4 splints and a crutch. He eventually succumbed to infection 2 months later, after slowly leaking blood the entire time. He's buried in the tomb you see on the left side of the screen.

The building itself is made from copper, with gold furnishings. The bag is an artifact. It also has an upstairs office and dining hall. - Bread
Δ 20. Farms
The only grow dimple cups anymore, as any more food would be overkill. A few workshops in here process the food into meals and drinks. - Bread
Δ 20. Forgotten Beast Graveyard
Forgotten Beasts love to take this way when attacking the fort, either because they're trying to fly in through the gaps in the dining hall or because they're trying to go through the well. Luckily the marksdwarves have been able to stop them here most of the time.

We've gone through ~8 FB attacks so far, most have been weak things like flying ash or humanoids made of water, but one with poisonous blood managed to give me a scare after the dwarves who got the blood on themselves broke out in blisters on every body part and fell unconscious randomly. Luckily it went away. - Bread
Δ 19. Bedrooms
Contains some food storage as well. I like how the design turned out. - Bread
Δ 18. The First Level of Workshops
I just went for something simple here. The tables and chairs are for atmosphere. The next 2 z-levels down are nothing but storage. - Bread
Δ 15. Second Layer of Workshops
Basically everything not wood or rock related. - Bread
Δ 14. Magma Workshops
The bins are full of bars of metal the goblins have been kind enough to donate when they siege. - Bread

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Fortress Name: Rewardclasps
Map Year: 112 Late Summer
Author: Bread
Submitted by: Bread
Date Added: 19/07/2012

Submitted by: Cpt.tazer - 2012-08-01 to 112 Late Summer

i love your fortress design! i do alot of aboveground activity in my fortresses, and your only underground fortress is really interesting

P.s.
What texture pack are you using?

Submitted by: Bread - 2012-08-02 to 112 Late Summer

Thanks!

Also the tileset is 'Myne'.

Its bundled with the CLA graphics pack.

Rewardclasps - 112 Late Summer by Bread

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Point of Interest: The First Level of Workshops

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