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| − | * Animals: [[giant eagle]], [[giant cheetah]], [[giant leopard]], [[giant jaguar]], [[giant tiger]], [[giant lion]], [[sasquatch]] | + | * Animals: [[giant eagle]], [[giant cheetah]], [[giant leopard]], [[giant jaguar]], [[giant tiger]], [[giant lion]], [[sasquatch]], [[sea serpent]] |
* Plants: [[whip vine]] | * Plants: [[whip vine]] | ||
* Vermin: [[two-legged rhino lizard]], [[moghopper]], [[fox squirrel]], [[acorn fly]] | * Vermin: [[two-legged rhino lizard]], [[moghopper]], [[fox squirrel]], [[acorn fly]] | ||
Revision as of 06:07, 6 September 2008
Surroundings affect the types of plant life and wild animals which will appear in play. It is possible to start a fortress that overlaps two or three alignment types (good, evil, savage, and calm). Keep in mind this is totally awesome.
Types
| Benign | Neutral | Savage | |
| Good | Serene | Mirthful | Joyous Wilds |
| Neutral | Calm | Wilderness | Untamed Wilds |
| Evil | Sinister | Haunted | Terrifying |
Unique aspects
Good
- Animals: mountain gnome, satyr, unicorn, merperson
- Plants: sun berry, valley herb
- Vermin: fluffy wambler, fairy, pixie
Evil
- Animals: ogre, dark gnome, beak dog, foul blendec, grimeling, werewolf, harpy, ice wolf, blizzard man, sea monster
- Plants: silver barb, kobold bulb
- Vermin: demon rat, blood gnat, knuckle worm, phantom spider
Savage
- Animals: giant eagle, giant cheetah, giant leopard, giant jaguar, giant tiger, giant lion, sasquatch, sea serpent
- Plants: whip vine
- Vermin: two-legged rhino lizard, moghopper, fox squirrel, acorn fly