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I was thinking of making a post like this myself! I don't have an active fort atm, I was thinking of starting a new one today. My last fort I encountered a strange issue. Sometime after attracting the queen and her husband to my fort, I was looking at my noble menu and suddenly realized I was once again being led by a duchess. I checked out the royal quarters and noticed that the queen's tomb was unassigned, though the king-consort's tomb was still assigned... to a regular weaver. I checked him out, and his wife had the title of "farmer" and was not present on the map. On the world menu, my civilization had a king I'd never heard of, with my duchess as the second name on the list. My fort was still labeled as a capital and I wasn't receiving any dwarven caravans or migrants.
Did my royal family get deposed? And where did the queen go? Anyone encountered anything like this before?
Was the duchess the same person as the queen? Or was it a separate person? Theoretically if the queen somehow disappeared or died and her successor was not at the fort I guess it's possible that someone else inherited the post? I've never heard of such a thing happening though.
The duchess was my leader before the queen arrived. The weird thing is if the queen died she should still have been assigned to her tomb. It's like she ran away from the responsibility of being the monarch and snuck off to go live with the local elves or something.
Yeah that's the mysterious part. In legends you could see if there was a way she died that eliminated her body somehow. You could try carving a memorial to her and see if it reveals anything if that's too much trouble. If I was guessing that would be my hunch, maybe she got crushed by a drawbridge or fell in magma or something.
Okay, yeah, it took me a bit of investigation in legends mode but apparently she was in the wrong place at the wrong time and was killed by a green glass humanoid forgotten beast, using a... copper ring. I have no idea why she didn't keep her tomb assignment. Or why this random militia commander from a recently founded Dwarven hillocks became king when she died.