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So how exactly does one turn a meager office (or dining room or whatever) into a nicer room? I've yet to see anything on the subject on the wiki, and while my nobles all have the items they want currently, they are still somewhat upset by the fact that it's not the quality they demand. IE. They all have meager rooms and are requiring better. --DeTheGreat, unsigned

If I were you, I'd head over to "Room." --Savok 20:48, 6 June 2008 (EDT)

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So, time for my next question. I have a dwarf who has been posessed. After checking and double checking the wiki he needs metal bars, wooden logs, rough cut gems, and a shell. I have all of these items available, and I've seen him pick up a couple of them. But now he's in the shop brooding. Might he need a specific kind of gem or type of metal, etc.? Or is this a bug of some kind? Any thoughts or ideas are always welcomed.