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You can already eat walnuts. Just don't aim at the ground when you're using them.

It's the Welchia ethical dilemma all over again, but with demonstrable harm to legit mod devs and players. (Welchia caused some minor network disruptions due to its spread.) It's always ethically dubious when you have to sneak something past your users, despite any good intent. My beef with Anego is that it seems they knew months before we did, but made no attempt to inform us. People wasting time diagnosing Caves and Cliffs crashes, and they sat on it.

Torches provide light as dropped items, IIRC. They'll probably be immediately picked up again, however. Turning off auto pickup won't help if the intention is to use a shield, unfortunately. If you toss them behind the enemy (or fall back), it might be doable. You'll probably be able to fight their silhouette.

It would be neat if animals panicked before a temporal storm. Villages using chickens as an early warning system because they don't have seraphs around.

Even normal humans have better stamina than most animals, due to sweating. Seraphs are probably a moderate improvement over humans. (Skin tone hints at physiological changes.) I'd say it's optional. Predators that never give up to look for easier prey probably end up starving to death. Presumably it's a territorial behavior to begin with, and not full-on rust rabies.

There's also #5217.

But we've got locusts at home caves.

I assume you could build a small dirt shack on top of a lake and fish through the floor?

Haven't played the update, but I suspect it's much the same. Grab whatever berries, mushrooms, bushmeat, etc., I can forage before the farm is set up. I'm not sure I want to stand around fishing. Is it the new nighttime panning?

I'm almost certain some flowers like woad respawn, though the wiki says otherwise. Horsetails spawn on farm tiles.

And we're fresh out of hyper-querns.

Well, considering they aren't good food. Incredibly short spoil times, but you're still only getting ~2 harvests a year. If they were good, they'd be crops.

Internet says the term refers to all wild meat. Any non-domesticated species, such as squirrels (no more a carnivore than chickens). Though there's a distinction of "game meat" which is something that tastes good, like venison and pheasant, versus squirrel and raccoon stew.

Well, considering it's the most boring stat imaginable, and tedious in a multiplayer game.

This is just prevented by not using gates and dirt, however.