Ultimately, the design of your burial plan is a matter of convenience, personal æsthetics, utility, and safety-just like any other part of your fortress. They got 'crack easily' and 'helpless' in stressful situations traits. I just sent my most stress resistant dwarves to go to my corpse stockpile, to move those corpses to an Atom smasher. Wondering why the corpses your dwarves are always tripping over dont get moved Had a few too many encounters with miasma-driven FUN Just tired of dumping. (Eventually a noble will request a fine tomb anyway-best to set aside some room for that sooner rather than later.) Maybe you want to place coffins around your statue garden so dwarves will visit the dead often. 11:36 am 0 Dead bodies in Dwarf Fortress cannot just be left to rot, or they could cause harm to the dwarves. 43 Posted b圓 years ago Archived Moving a corpse stockpile.just complaining. If you like them out of the way, dig out some catacombs on an unused layer somewhere and fill it with coffins. If you like you fortress to appreciate the dead, carve niches out of the main hallways and put empty coffins there. Devise a burial plan for your fortress to deal with unexpected deaths swiftly, before they rot and cause distress to your fallen dwarf's friends. Once you've dealt with one corpse, you'll start thinking about future corpses. Your dwarves should place the corpse in the coffin pretty quickly. While Dwarf Fortress has many kinds of creatures that are no longer performing the bodily functions of a living being ( vampires, ghosts, mummies, intelligent undead, even necromancers to some degree), this article is focused on the mindless bodies, raised from death by the foul powers of individuals or evil lands, or enthralled by evil weather. This caused a ton of trauma in my dwarves. which in Dwarf Fortress terms counted as seeing one corpse per bone. Just find a nice out-of-the-way corner to put a coffin, have it built like any other furniture, and then set its options to allow it for use in burials and disallow pets. Dwarves under stress for long periods of time will develop worse symptoms of stress, e.g: Urist McStressed has become haggard and drawn due to the tremendous stresses placed on him. Im not sure how it is related to stress gain, but after that, despite 90 of my dwarves being miserable, enduring the decay of a relative or whatever, I had maybe one or two actually stressed dwarves in the years that followed.
Early on during your fortress' life you probably won't have a public tomb or private burial chambers set up and waiting, and with the corpse there now you don't have time to build anything like that.
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