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| − | Ghosts are the wandering remnants of intelligent dead creatures (and dwarves). They have a chance of appearing if corpses are not properly {{L|coffin|buried}} or {{L|memorial|memorialized}}. They haunt their best friends and follow them around on the same tile, and may linger around areas they frequented in life. | + | Ghosts are the wandering remnants of intelligent dead creatures (and dwarves). They have a chance of appearing if corpses are not properly {{L|coffin|buried}} or {{L|memorial|memorialized}}. They haunt their best friends and follow them around on the same tile, and may linger around areas they frequented in life. Even babies can become ghosts and there are current<sup>v31.18</sup> reports that dwarves can [http://www.bay12forums.com/smf/index.php?topic=75255.0 grow up while dead]. |
Ghosts appear to walk through walls and cannot be harmed by atom-smashing. They can be dismissed by burying the remains or by engraving rock slabs in memory of the deceased. | Ghosts appear to walk through walls and cannot be harmed by atom-smashing. They can be dismissed by burying the remains or by engraving rock slabs in memory of the deceased. | ||
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Ghosts are the wandering remnants of intelligent dead creatures (and dwarves). They have a chance of appearing if corpses are not properly Template:L or Template:L. They haunt their best friends and follow them around on the same tile, and may linger around areas they frequented in life. Even babies can become ghosts and there are currentv31.18 reports that dwarves can grow up while dead.
Ghosts appear to walk through walls and cannot be harmed by atom-smashing. They can be dismissed by burying the remains or by engraving rock slabs in memory of the deceased.
| Type | Cause | Effect |
|---|---|---|
| Murderous Ghost | Berserk | Murders Dwarves. |
| Sadistic Ghost | Berserk | Batters Dwarves. |
| Violent Ghost | Berserk | Batters Dwarves. |
| Angry Ghost | Berserk | Batters Dwarves. |
| Moaning Spirit | ??? | Troubles one unfortunate dwarf at a time. |
| Howling Spirit | ??? | Makes sleeping difficult. |
| Secretive Poltergeist | ??? | Misplaces Items. |
| Energetic Poltergeist | ??? | Topples furniture, such as chairs. |
| Troublesome Poltergeist | ??? | ??? |
| Restless Haunt | Troubled life history. | Drifts around place of death and frequented locations. Also haunts dwarves, causing unhappy thoughts. |
| Forlorn Haunt | ??? | Drifts around place of death and frequented locations. |