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It was probably coating your dwarves' clothing and some rainwater washed it off. If your embark location has mostly dry weather, this might explain it. |
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Cryten
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2010-08-27 08:56
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Others from 0000296 and its various related reports have reported that the square that a creature was killed at will still generate splatter spreading even after all squares including the origin square has been cleaned. I suspect this is the case in this report. |
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tzkal
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2010-08-30 14:28
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The main problem was that this was 3 years after the last time I killed any wild animal or hunted at all.
When I start a fortress, I start getting food mainly from fishing and hunting, when there is little threat of of enemies. Then I move to start farming and butchering as my only source. The blood in question was a deer blood pool and splatter, I had no deer on the map, none being raised, and none caged. It spawned 14 Z levels above ground, where the deer died. It was on top of a tower I was constructing at the time, and only 2 people had ever been there.
The only way I can think it got there is from teleporting or spawning up there. |
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I agree with Q. I've seen rain and water (long story) "create" blood puddles that then contaminate entire fortresses. |
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