This guys got a lot of delve videos. they're great. go watch em'!

DC have any new DF vids planned?

I just watched all of his delve vids yesterday, very highly recommended!

❤'d the DC Delves!

@@kruggsmash Thanks for the "insider tip" (grin, lol) on where to find more Delve! Also, a humble plea that you will perhaps do a bit of CDDA again. I thought that episode (the Halloween one) was truly exceptional in multiple regards!

... "This is madness!" - That one anti-socialist campaigner who was never seen again. - >)':^I

When the volcano awakens, this problem solves itself

@@toryumau6798 "You're socialist and yet you worship money--" KICK

Little did she know that there was a giant monster beneath it; Dwarven hubris at its finest.

@@jedinathan TIS IS SILVERSTONE!!! Also on unrelated note, this opposition dwarf officially went to explore deeper level. No one was holding him.

Looking like how it might be! never totally abandon df though of course

agree. nice pause from df, although i love df

Comic on to it I've done some decent delve might be I . Krugg s friends

ooo what about a historical rule set, 100 years after the worm

100% agreed. I'm here from the imagination and story telling, however it comes about.

It's great to see him mixing it up, not gonna lie. Too bad about poor Silverstone tho.

The artwork especially really created a sense of continuity. The story of Silverstone is definitely going to be filed alongside all of those of Dwarf Fortress in my head.

Agreed, I also really enjoyed his Cataclysm stories

Honestly I'd love to see this guy as a DM for dnd

Iiiiiinteresting. you know, I haven't really looked into similar game even at this point. i'll have to take a look at these. thanks, dude

I also recommend Mappa Imperium; look it up and it's pay what you want as far as I'm aware

@@clockworkpotato9892 Is that the one made by another KZfaqr called Nookium? I know he promotes it a lot.

@@Xeridanus yeah it is

How to Host a Dungeon (the first version) is a very fun tool: I've used it a lot to create realistic dungeons for tabletop RPG campaigns in the past. I don't host very long campaign anymore and mainly play one-shots, but the fact that the protagonist is the dungeon itself is a very unique concept.

Very underrated! Seemed like a strange concept till 1 realized it's what I do for a living. Thanks for the recommendation. will have to look into it

TYOV is my first game like this, very good imho

I second tyov. mine is a scot living in London after fleeing the jacobite rebellions. 1760s he gets turned and now has ended up in Central America wending his way through the local culture and owns a whole catacomb system where he poses the skeletons of his victims imitating key moments of his life lest he forget who he was in the endless march of time

@@kruggsmash or try lost in the deep, I a Journaling game where you play as a last dwarf survivor of a failed expedition.

Picked up TYOV not too long ago as well, as writing training

I had an idea that was somewhat like this. The dwarves burn the plentiful fossil fuels of their nation for heat and power. However, since they aren’t all that advanced, they don’t know how to route the exhaust all the way to the surface without it all leaking back in. Their forts are obviously low-lying, so CO2 and the like collect inside. Thus, they use a system of empty lava tubes below their forges to vent the smog. After generations of doing this, the lava tubes are nearly full. They don’t have pickaxes strong enough to break open the tubes themselves, relying on natural holes. Their plan is to utilize the energies of the Void Crystal to blow a hole in the tubes before they fill and suffocate the forts: The smog will vent out of the tubes and blow east, out of the kingdom. From there, it’s not the dwarves’ problem.

OH HELL! Haha what a dummy. Don't know how I didn't accidentally reread that part at some point this past month. thats bonkers/ thanks for the heads up there

@@kruggsmash Happens! You are right, some rules in those games are murky (for example, troops need a room to be stationed in, so does that mean the Entrance can station those units, or do they have to move to the first Barracks available?). I do hope you give it another go! Or, perhaps, another flavour of game from the same author? Umbra is a later game by the same person with a sci-fi twist, and it's considered to be more rules-mature and varied. (Space Dorfs? One can dream..)

@@kruggsmash To be fair, with the way you've generated your nation it absolutely makes sense why they'd have embarked with no soldiers. After all, their lands are peaceful and tranquil, with the exception of all the pollution, so they wouldn't have expected the sheer poor luck of having an elder monstrosity living so close to the surface.

@@kruggsmash Redo of this episode or just make a new delve?

@@kruggsmash I mean I do have to say this did at lest did lead to a rather amusing first play through. Let's just say that do to a bureaucratic oversight the funds that was supposed to be used to station a 5 dwarf military garrison at the fortresses base "accidentally" got "redistributed" to the dear leaders personal funds. While you brave dwarves may have died, the great party still lives on despite your set back. All your belongings and holding will be now be claimed and redistributed to the people. And by "to the people" we mean the heads of the party.

Isn't it neat? Been eager to get into it.

True that. Glad you liked it. thanks for watching!

Yes, another run of Delve would be amazing. may the next fortress live long and prosper! Lest another foul beast spells its doom.

Maybe get a little speedier with it, eh? lol, this was only 8 rounds here, pfft

Heck yeah, do it up! Lemme see what you come out with

Hey thanks. Really wanted to do better with the pics here.

That woulda been funny

@@kruggsmash yeah considering! But glad to see you again. And as a solo boardgamer this intrigues me.

@@kruggsmash It would have broken our hearts. I think you had a lot of us worried that you were tired of making content

It's pretty neat!

That sounds cool

I usually do it at 2 am

... I reckon it's similar to how some variants of meatballs are dry baked first till it forms a crust, then simmered in sauce till tender. Black cherry reduction would certainly be a nice glaze for such a dish. >):^]

Hey we might have to see, huh? Wasn't totally planning on it, but maybe, maybe.