#ironburn

...no.

Mr.Xiao long is trying to make a joke keyword trying, plus I do believe that‘s more him he’s the one who usually does the sucking...

...Or is it the blowing I’m not too sure.

Limonite! A layer of kaolinite, worth excavating for diamonds, a layer of bauxite for the magma farms, bituminous coal for forging fuel, and even a cluster of zircons. Fate smiles on Ironburn - the primary shaft revealed a bounty of minerals for future digging projects, removing much of the normal need for prospecting digs. As the three miners started digging out chambers for workshops and crafting storage, the rest of the dwarves shifted their attention to the ocean. A levy would need to be constructed to protect the wagons and their remaining contents in case the tides proved inclement, while beds and other furniture should be made quickly to provide for the comfort of the settlers.

It was late spring - 20th Felsite, 4001 - before the workshops began churning out beds, which were promptly set up in the public barracks. Individual chambers would be set up in the coming months, including room for any immigrants travelling with the liaison, but communal barracks provide valuable community bonding in the early months of the fortress, and are much easier to excavate, generally being made near the trade depot, seperating it from the rest of the fort in case of sudden breakdowns in negotiations.

Strike the Earth! Datanning - Ironburn - first settlement of Onul Ikor, The Mirror of Warriors.

The ship's workers helped them unload their supplies on the sliver of flat coast between the small cliff and the ocean itself, then took off without any further delay. There was roughly fifty meters from the jagged-shaped but gently-sloped coastline to the wagon, and that distance again to the cliff face, which rose about ten meters at as much as a sixty degree angle, the sandy loam breaking in places to provide a way to the top.

As soon as the supplies were unloaded, Ushrir grabbed his axe and climbed to the top. Flat land stretched out before him, with occasional trees and ponds breaking the monotony. The ground was solid beneath him, and no animals larger than a sparrow could be seen, except a single horseshoe crab down the beach from the wagon. 

Ushrir kept watch while Dastot started to look for herbs and plants for sustenance, and the miners began to dig into the cliff face and downward, eking out a basic lodging. The ground was surprisingly solid beneath the beach, the loam giving way to hard clay over stone, and the miners only had to dig in around two hundred meters to be sure that the fortress would not.. leak. They set aside a place for a trading depot, and dug out an initial storage area from the clay. Once it was completed, all seven dwarves began hauling the foodstuffs in, getting them into the shelter beneath the ground.

I'm playing Dwarf Fortress. I'm going to tell a story with each of my fortresses, and I'm going to tell it here.

More after the jump.