Part 34: by StarkRavingMad
Final Dwarven Archeology Update:
(and just in time too, since the game is continuing now).
There was no way to get deeper into the fortress on my own. And so I had a brilliant idea:
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I drafted an army.
Things go a lot smoother with 6 elite dwarves helping.
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With the dwarves by my side, I made it deep into the fortress. I think I found pretty much all the major engraving sites, such as the dining hall, and the tombs.
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And finally to the magma.
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So, here's a few more worthwhile engravings I saw.
A dwarf's love for dogs memorialized for all time
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:
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The "dwarf is speaking to the dwarf/elf/whoever" engravings all seem to be documenting visits from trade caravans:
![](ScreenHunter_18.jpg)
Someone knew their history:
![](ScreenHunter_16_002.jpg)
The goblin siege:
![](ScreenHunter_26.jpg)
And finally, LOTS of engravings documenting the great magma flood of 1057:
![](ScreenHunter_17.jpg)
![](ScreenHunter_21_002.jpg)
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![](ScreenHunter_23b.jpg)
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I now return you to your regularly scheduled succession game, already in progress.