Soon, the yearly Dwarven trade caravan arrives from the Mountainhome, bringing with it tons upon tons of metal ingots, hundreds of barrels of booze, and stacks of high-quality kit. Isn't that a pretty complex, eh? Planning that out was a superb way to relax for a bit. It will take the miners a little while to hollow out the grand residential complex Urist dreams of, but it’ll be worth it. For too long the dwarves have been living in shitty, sand-walled bedrooms with little or no furniture, and it’s time they had proper homes. With the beastmaster thus occupied, Urist designates a vast programme of mining to begin a few levels below the zoo. As such, she keeps Lorbam distracted by suggesting she sorts out better accomodation for the Basement’s swelling herd of domestic animals - because that’s zoo work of a sort, right? A furnace worker called Udil snapped under the pressure, and some migrants chose exactly the wrong moment to try moving in.Īs the stone wheel of the Dwarven calendar grinds towards Autumn, fort founder Lorbam is desperate to begin digging deep shafts in search of the legendary underground forest, where she hopes to capture more beasts for her burgeoning zoo.īut Mayor Urist, ever the pragmatist, stays her comrade’s hand: now that the fort is effectively immune to goblin sieges, they’re on to a good thing, and she doesn’t want to throw it all away by opening up a chaotic second front underground. Last time on the BoC: The Basement’s zoo got some major upgrades, and the fort rode out a goblin siege through the time honoured tactic of hiding.
This is The Basement Of Curiosity, a weekly Dwarf Fortress diary chronicling Nate Crowley's attempts to build an illegal, underground zoo in everyone's favourite text based dwarf management game.
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