Of course you can't wear the narrow items but the merchants seem perfectly happy to ignore the vomit and goblin blood splatters, and trade me giant piles of booze and whores for the tattered clothing of my enemies.Īt this point in my current game, I've got giant item-dumps from killed ambushers and siegers just sitting outside. Kill off an ambush or siege squad, and now you've got dozens of silk items, never mind the weapons, armor, and leather clothing. Now is it just me, or is killing invaders just ridiculously profitable? I mean, kill a thief or two, and all of a sudden you've got a couple of 600☼ 'cave spider silk loincloths' laying around. You can then re-create the statue garden later.ĭwarves don't seem to be made unhappy by having the po-po bust up their party. I usually do that if there's trade depot stuff that needs hauling, or some other urgent task that needs doing. If parties get out of hand, you can shut them down by just freeing up the room (making the 'statue garden' room disappear). I usually go with the statue garden, just to have a convenient place for artifacts, waterfalls, shit like that. So you either need to channel out an open-air area and leave it open, or wall off an aboveground area and make it a statue garden or meeting place or whatever. Putting any tile over a square, regardless of whether it's glass or stone, will make that square 'Indoor.' So, 'Indoor/Light/Above Ground' rather than 'Outdoor/Light/Above Ground.'

View image here: -Īctually (from what I've read), you need outdoor sunlight to prevent/cure cave adaptation. I've tried the whole 'cut a hole in the roof' thing, but then you need to glass it up, and that's just far too much work.

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