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I came up with a new kind of humor:
What if Nival hadn't reworked the weekly descriptions to account for the new races in the two expansions?
I have plenty of ideas for this kind of humor:
Week of the Goat – the mountain defenders take such good care of the goats that goat cheese production doubles.
Week of the Stork – pikemen become chimney sweeps and clean the gnomish and other sewers.
Week of the Bear – riders want to ride elephants and travel south.
Week of the Cuckoo – ogres are fascinated by the singing of cuckoos.
Week of the Whale – thanes find whales and enjoy watching them.
Week of the Salamander – children, having played with miniature heroes, want to see the children of Arcat – fire dragons.
Week of the Sheep – goblins engage in sheep farming.
Week of the Viper – centaurs are afraid of vipers and must be very careful.
Week of the Beggar – orcish warriors are forced to give alms to someone.
Week of the Rat – shamans pretend to be cats and attack rats.
Week of the Rooster – assassins, waking up in the morning, crow like roosters.
Week of the Firefly – wyverns long to glow at night, so they go hunting for fireflies.
Week of the Swallow – cyclops respect swallows, and the latter bring them tons of coconuts.