Oh my.
I just… what?
In any case, this guy turned out to be pretty violent. Rather than interfere, however, I decided to let him pace around this pillar. He didn’t move away from it and actually seemed to be glitching on it, unable to move past it on either direction.
It didn’t take long for him to wander away long enough to beat up on poor Andorea, however. Now, the boys were separated from the girls with fig in the middle! I was pretty sure this would badly affect breeding but there were enough paths around him and I wasn’t terribly worried. Besides. Norns in this game can live upwards of 8 hours, right?
Soon, Annabella was killed by fig. As he slept, the other two ladies made it to the other side of him and started to make their way back to the garden. In Annabella’s place, Barendina was born. It was too late for the other ladies, though. As I typed, fig killed the both of them as well. With the death of them, Attilla and Belinda were born.
With the arrival of these three, I added two hardman norn eggs to the eggbank and carried on with my day.
This should hopefully explain what’s going on with Fig:
http://grendelman.blogspot.com/2012/07/on-official-breeds-and-messed-up-body.html
And on another note, this is inspiring me to start up a wolfling run of my own. I haven’t done one in a while….
You should! This wolfing run has been less than successful for me but if you have one, I hope you have better luck than I do.
Thank you for the information about fig’s messed up body, by the way. It really helped.