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'''Nobles'''<br />
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From Dwarf Fortress Wiki
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==Who Are These Purple Dwarves?==
 
==Who Are These Purple Dwarves?==
  
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Nobles are special dwarves who will immigrate to your fortress when you meet certain requirements. They will only arrive in the Spring, and they will only show up after a successful visit from the Autumn [[trade|caravan]]. They have far greater requirements for happiness than a common dwarf and will perform almost no labor in the normal sense of the word. They can and will make extremely inconvenient demands of your time and production and a few are well armed and armored, which becomes relevant if you ignore their happiness long enough for them to throw tantrums or go berserk.
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Nobles are special dwarves who will immigrate to your fortress when you meet certain requirements. They have far greater requirements for happiness than a common dwarf and will perform almost no labor in the normal sense of the word. They can and will make extremely inconvenient demands of your time and production and are usually well armed and armored, which becomes relevant if you ignore their happiness long enough for them to throw tantrums or go berserk.
  
 
===Social Complexity===
 
===Social Complexity===
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===They do some work, after all===
 
===They do some work, after all===
  
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When it comes to actual work, nobles are dwarves with all [[labor]] options turned off. There are a few tasks that cannot be influenced by that menu, and nobles will perform all of them. For example: flipping switches, caging and chaining animals, carrying goods to the trade depot. They will also harvest plants if the option "all dwarves harvest" is set in the standing orders.
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When it comes to actual work, nobles are dwarves with all labor options turned off. There are a few tasks that cannot be influenced by that menu, and nobles will perform all of them. For example: flipping switches, caging and chaining animals, carrying goods to the trade depot. They will also harvest plants if the option "all dwarves harvest" is set in the standing orders.
  
 
==Noble requirements==
 
==Noble requirements==
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===General===
 
===General===
  
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Each noble's profile will give the exact details of what he requires. In general, they demand several rooms of a quality dependent on the rank of the noble. Usually, this is an [[office]] (built from chairs), a [[dining room]] (built from tables) and a [[bedroom]] (built from beds). In addition, they will want furniture of certain kinds. The specifics vary, but most nobles like having [[chest]]s, [[cabinet]]s, [[weapon rack]]s, and [[armor stand]]s in their rooms.
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Each noble's profile will give the exact details of what he requires. In general, they demand several rooms of a quality dependent on the rank of the noble. Usually, this is an Office (built from chairs) a Dining Room (built from tables) and a Bedroom (built from beds). In addition, they will want furniture of certain kinds. The specifics vary, but most nobles like having chests, cabinets, weapon racks, and armor stands in their rooms.
  
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Nobles have an inherent desire to maintain the status quo. Pursuant to this, they will always receive an unhappy thought if they do not have more material possessions and better property than their subordinates. Frustratingly, not even Legendary dwarves are exempt from this comparison with nobles. Nobles may also have worries or concerns related to their specific field. The Sheriff, for example, will receive an unhappy thought if you do not have sufficient [[cage]]s or [[restraint|chains]], and the Captain of the Guard will be upset if there are too few [[fortress guard]]s.
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Nobles have an inherent desire to maintain the status quo. Pursuant to this, they will always receive an unhappy thought if they do not have more material possessions and better property than their subordinates. Only Legendary dwarves are exempt from this comparison with nobles. Nobles may also have worries or concerns related to their specific field. The Sheriff, for example, will receive an unhappy thought if you do not have sufficient cages or chains, and the Captain of the Guard will be upset if there are too few Fortress Guards.
  
 
===Mandates===
 
===Mandates===
  
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Some nobles also issue mandates for production of different items (items they like personally) or prohibit their export. Nobles become upset if production mandates aren't met at the appointed deadline.
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Some nobles also issue mandates for production of different items - usually items they like personally - or prohibit exports of a certain products. Nobles become upset if production mandates aren't met at the appointed deadline. These Mandates seem to increase in volume as time passes, and they also seem to increase in number if the nobles are living in rooms that are below their standards.
  
 
===Guild Mandates===
 
===Guild Mandates===
  
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Once you have a [[mayor]] and one or more guild nobles you may periodically see another type of mandate. If a dwarf spends too much of a season idle or doing tasks outside their profession, they will become unhappy about the amount of work available and will seek out a meeting with their guild representative (if their guild is present). The guild noble will then take their complaints to the Mayor, who will issue a mandate the next season requiring a certain number of profession-specific tasks to be completed. These mandates can be avoided entirely by making sure all dwarves have plenty of work related to their profession; if you have too many immigrants in a profession you don't need, train them in something else until their profession changes or draft them into the military if you want to avoid them taking time off to complain to the guilds.
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Once you have a Mayor and one or more guild nobles you may periodically see another type of mandate. If a dwarf spends too much of a season idle or doing tasks outside their profession, they will become unhappy about the amount of work available and will seek out a meeting with their guild representative (if their guild is present). The guild noble will then take their complaints to the Mayor, who will issue a mandate the next season requiring a certain number of profession-specific tasks to be completed. These mandates can be avoided entirely by making sure all dwarves have plenty of work related to their profession; if you have too many immigrants in a profession you don't need, train them in something else until their profession changes or draft them into the military if you want to avoid them taking time off to complain to the guilds.
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Beware that the Mayor can only accept requests from 3 guilds per season; if more than 3 guilds make requests during a single season, then those requests will be ignored, making those guilds unhappy and potentially leading them to go on strike.
 
  
 
===Demands===
 
===Demands===
  
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Finally, some nobles might demand a certain item in their personal [[room]]s. They can demand a specific type of furniture, material, or both. If they don't get their wish, they will become more and more upset. Regardless of whether you have given them their demanded item or not, nobles will "forget about a demand" after some time.
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Finally, some nobles might demand a certain item in their personal rooms. They can demand a specific type of furniture, material, or both. If they don't get their wish, they will become more and more upset. Regardless of whether you have given them their demanded item or not, nobles will "forget about a demand" after some time.
  
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Encrusting doesn't count for making an item, so the only way to satisfy a gem item demand is to build a window ({{k|b}}-{{k|y}}) out of cut gems.
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Encrusting doesn't count for making an item, so the only way to satisfy a gem item demand is to build a window ([b]-[y]) out of cut gems.
  
 
===Consequences of ignoring noble mandates===
 
===Consequences of ignoring noble mandates===
  
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If a Mandate goes for an extended period of time without being met, and if your fortress has a [[jail]] (or [[restraint]]s that are reserved for [[justice]]), a dwarf will be arrested and briefly imprisoned for insubordination. They may also (or instead) be given a beating.
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If a Mandate goes for an extended period of time without being met, and if your fortress has a jail (or restraints that are reserved for justice), a dwarf will be arrested and briefly imprisoned for insubordination. They may also (or instead) be given a beating.
  
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In the case of production mandates, a dwarf with the appropriate [[labor]] preference will be punished; so, for example, if a noble asks for some statues to be built, and they are not built, a mason will be imprisoned or beaten.
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In the case of build orders and demands, a dwarf with the appropriate labor preference will be punished; so, for example, if a noble asks for some statues to be built, and they are not built, a mason will be imprisoned or beaten.
  
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If you sell an item that a noble has commanded you not to export, '''all''' of the dwarves who carried the forbidden item(s) to the [[trade depot]] will be punished. If any of the perpetrators are nobles, [[legendary]] dwarves, or [[champion]]s, then they will be listed in the [[Justice]] screen as having committed Violation of Export Prohibition crimes, but no actual punishments will be given. Oddly, if the banned items were carried to the depot in [[bin]]s and the bins themselves were not sold, then no dwarves will be punished (and the noble who issued the mandate will be unhappy that nobody could be punished).
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If you sell an item that a noble has commanded you not to export, all of the dwarves who carried the forbidden item(s) to the trade depot will be punished. If any of the perpetrators are nobles, legendary dwarves, or champions, then they will be listed in the Justice screen as having committed Violation of Export Prohibition crimes, but no actual punishments will be given.
  
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Needless to say, punishments cause a lot of unhappy thoughts, especially in the case of long prison sentences. This can cause an undesirable cycle of [[tantrum]]s on the part of the "criminal."
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Needless to say, punishments cause a lot of unhappy thoughts, especially in the case of long prison sentences. This can cause an undesirable cycle of tantrums on the part of the "criminal."
  
 
==Managing your nobles==
 
==Managing your nobles==
  
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On the Noble screen ({{k|n}}), there is a colour-coded list of nobles and some basic information about their current mandates and demands. If a noble's name is white, that means that they are satisfied with their living arrangements. If it is yellow, that means that they have everything they need but one or more rooms are of lower quality than they expect. (For example, a noble who demands a Modest bedroom will appear in yellow on the list if all she has is a Meager bedroom.) If the name is in red, then something is missing: either a room (such as an Office) or an item (such as a Chest).
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On the Noble screen ([n]), there is a colour-coded list of nobles and some basic information about their current mandates and demands. If a noble's name is white, that means that they are satisfied with their living arrangements. If it is yellow, that means that they have everything they need but one or more rooms are of lower quality than they expect. (For example, a noble who demands a Modest bedroom will appear in yellow on the list if all she has is a Meager bedroom.) If the name is in red, then something is missing: either a room (such as an Office) or an item (such as a Chest).
  
 
Mandates and demands are also colour-coded. Export restrictions always appear in white. Build orders and Demands first appear in brown, then move through yellow and red the longer they are ignored.
 
Mandates and demands are also colour-coded. Export restrictions always appear in white. Build orders and Demands first appear in brown, then move through yellow and red the longer they are ignored.
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==So Why Not Just Drown the Snooty Buggers?==
 
==So Why Not Just Drown the Snooty Buggers?==
  
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Despite their downsides, nobles usually provide you with significant advantages as well - the [[Broker]] will allow you to see the cash value of the goods you trade in the trade interface, the [[Bookkeeper]] gives you access to the [[Stocks]] screen so you can [[melt]] items or [[chasm]] them, and the [[Manager]] will allow you to place large-scale production orders for any item in the game rather than locating individual workshops and queueing up the jobs one at a time. Additionally, though most nobles "will not work" (according to the {{k|v}} menu), this merely means they will not do any job from the official "jobs list." They will, however, harvest food, move items to the trade depot, pull levers, and, in some cases, move caged animals/monsters.
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Despite their downsides, nobles usually provide you with significant advantages as well. As examples, the Broker will allow you to see the cash value of the goods you trade in the trade interface and the Manager will allow you to place large-scale production orders for any item in the game rather than locating individual workshops and queueing up the jobs one at a time. Additionally, though most nobles "will not work" (according to the [v] menu), this merely means they will not do any job from the official "jobs list." They will, however, harvest food, move items to the trade depot, pull levers, and, in some cases, move caged animals/monsters.
  
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Killing a noble is worse than killing a normal dwarf: deaths cause your immigration to be lower, and noble deaths have a larger impact on immigration. Nobles that die are replaced in a later immigration season, so there's no way to get rid of them permanently. If a married Noble dies and his/her consort survives, the replacement will arrive with _another_ consort. (Yes, they are multiplying. Be very afraid.)
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Right now, killing a noble is only slightly worse than killing a normal dwarf: deaths cause your immigration to be lower, and noble deaths have a larger impact on immigration. However, Toady has made it clear that he intends on making the death of a noble a very serious problem for a fortress in future patches.
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Nobles that die are replaced in a later immigration season. If a Noble with a consort dies, the arrival of their replacement will result in multiple consorts. (Yes, they are multiplying. Be very afraid.)
  
 
==Types of nobles==
 
==Types of nobles==
  
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The nobles available to a fortress include the following. Requirements for each noble are in parentheses, and nobles which are indented arrive with the noble above them.
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The nobles available to a fortress include the following. Requirements for each noble are in italics.
  
 
===Assorted===
 
===Assorted===
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* The [[Manager]] (20 dwarves, diverse tasks) - Enables work orders and [[Workshop#Workshop profiles|workshop profiles]], activates [[Dwarven economy]] when combined with [[Bookkeeper]]
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** The [[Sheriff]] - Activates Dwarven [[Justice]]
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    * The Manager (20 dwarves, perform "diverse tasks") - Activates mass orders, allows workshops to require a particular skill range, needed for Dwarven Economy along with the Bookkeeper
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* The [[Mayor]] (50 dwarves, diverse tasks) - Takes complaints from guild leaders
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          o The Sheriff (20 dwarves) - Activates Dwarven Justice, comes with Manager
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** The [[Captain of the guard]] - Activates [[Fortress guard]], promoted from [[Sheriff]]
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    * The Captain of the Guard (50 dwarves; promoted from Sheriff)
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* The [[Governor]] (80 dwarves, diverse tasks) - Meets with [[diplomat]]s if the [[Baron]], [[Count]], [[Duke]], or [[King]] is unavailable
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    * The Mayor (50 dwarves) - Activates Fortress Guard, enables Sieges.
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* The [[Philosopher]] (100 dwarves) - Does nothing
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    * The Governor (80 Dwarves, perform "diverse tasks")
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    * The Philosopher (100 dwarves)  
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===Economy & trade===
 
===Economy & trade===
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* The [[Broker]] (Exported wealth 500☼) - Shows item values in the Trade screen, attracts Human [[guild representative]]
 
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* The [[Trade minister]] (Exported wealth 2,500☼) - Attracts Human [[merchant baron]]
 
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* The [[Guildmaster]] (Exported wealth 10,000☼) - Attracts Human [[merchant prince]]
 
  
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* The [[Bookkeeper]] (Created wealth 5,000☼ + 2,500 [[coin]]s) - Allows viewing fortress wealth and the [[stocks]] screen, activates [[Dwarven economy]] when combined with [[Manager]]
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    * The Broker (Export enough goods) - Attracts Human Representative, Activates Trade Agreements
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* The [[Treasurer]] (Created wealth 25,000☼ + 15,000 coins)
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    * The Trade Minister (Export enough goods (3000?)) - Attracts Human Merchant Baron, enables Sieges.
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* The [[Hoardmaster]] (Created wealth 100,000☼ + 50,000 coins)
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    * The Guildmaster (Export enough goods (10000?)) - Attracts Human Merchant Prince
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    * The Bookkeeper (Wealth + 2500 coins) - Activates Dwarven Economy when combined with a manager
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    * The Treasurer (Wealth + 15000 (mixed) coins)
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    * The Hoardmaster (Wealth + 50000 coins)
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    * The Dungeon Master (Dig deep (to chasm/magma flow?) + 25000 coins) - Make electrum, tame exotics
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* The [[Dungeon master]] (Dig to chasm + 25,000 coins) - Allows making [[electrum]], minting coins from [[electrum]] and [[platinum]], and taming exotic creatures
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===Guild representatives===
  
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===Guild leaders===
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    * The House Ber (Berite) representative. (Active farming)
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* The [[Miners guild]] representative (have 10 [[miner]]s)
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    * The House Fer (Ferite) representative. (Active animal-related work)
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* The [[Carpenters guild]] representative (have 10 [[carpenter]]s)
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    * The House Råsh (Råshid) representative. (Have many dead dwarves) - House of Death
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* The [[Masons guild]] representative (have 10 [[mason]]s)
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    * The Mason's Guild representative.
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* The [[Metalsmiths guild]] representative (have 10 [[metalsmith]]s)
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    * The Miner's Guild representative.
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* The [[Jewelers guild]] representative (have 10 [[jeweler]]s)
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    * The Craftsdwarves Guild representative.
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* The [[Craftsdwarves guild]] representative (have 10 [[craftsdwarf|craftsdwarves]] and/or [[mechanic]]s)
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    * The Carpenter's Guild representative.
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* The [[House råsh]] (Råshid) representative (have 100 dead dwarves)
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    * The Metalsmith's Guild representative.
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* The [[House fer]] (Ferite) representative (have 10 [[trapper]]s, 50 tamed animals, or complete 30 taming jobs)
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    * The Alchemist (Extracts & Make soap)  
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* The [[House ber]] (Berite) representative (have 10 [[farmer]]s and/or [[fisherdwarf|fisherdwarves]], or complete 450 farming jobs)
 
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* The [[Alchemist (noble)|Alchemist]] (complete 10 soap/extract jobs)
 
  
 
===Military order representatives===
 
===Military order representatives===
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* The [[Order of the axe]] representative (Forge 50 axes)
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* The [[Order of the crossbow]] representative (Forge 50 crossbows)
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    * The Order of the Axe representative. (Forge 50 axes)
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* The [[Order of the hammer]] representative (Forge 50 hammers)
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    * The Order of the Crossbow representative. (Forge 50 crossbows)
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* The [[Order of the mace]] representative (Forge 50 maces)
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    * The Order of the Hammer representative. (Forge 50 hammers)
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* The [[Order of the spear]] representative (Forge 50 spears)
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    * The Order of the Mace representative. (Forge 50 maces)
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* The [[Order of the sword]] representative (Forge 50 swords)  
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    * The Order of the Spear representative. (Forge 50 spears)
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    * The Order of the Sword representative. (Forge 50 swords)  
  
 
===True nobility===
 
===True nobility===
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* The [[Baron]] and [[Baron consort]] (have [[Manager]], [[Broker]], and [[Bookkeeper]]) - Attracts Human and Elf [[Diplomat]]s
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** The [[Tax collector]] - Gathers property to please nobles, activates the [[Royal guard]]
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    * The Baron and his Baroness Consort (or vice-versa). (Manager, Broker, Bookkeeper) - Attracts Human and Elf Diplomats
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** The [[Hammerer]] - Executes dwarves who have committed serious crimes
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          o The Tax Collector (Comes with Baron)
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* The [[Count]] and [[Count consort]] (have [[Mayor]], [[Trade minister]], and [[Treasurer]])
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          o The Hammerer (Comes with Baron)
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* The [[Duke]] and [[Duke consort]] (have [[Governor]], [[Guildmaster]], and [[Hoardmaster]])
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    * The Count and his Count Consort (Mayor, Trade Minister, Treasurer)
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* The [[King]] and [[King consort]] (have [[Duke]] and fulfill requirements '''or''' find [[adamantine]]) - Makes your fortress the Mountainhome and compels you to mine [[raw adamantine]]
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    * The Duke and his Duke Consort (Governor, Guildmaster, Hoardmaster)
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** The [[Advisor]] - Promoted from your former [[Outpost liaison]], which means you can no longer request goods from the Dwarven caravan
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    * The King and his King Consort (Adamantine found or Duke and others)
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          o The Advisor (Comes with King/Queen)
  
 
==Summary of Requirements==
 
==Summary of Requirements==
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!Noble!!Bedroom!!Dining Room!!Office!!Tomb!!Chests!!Cabinets!!Weapon Racks!!Armor Stands!!Max Mandates!!Max Demands
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!Dining Room  
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!Office / Throneroom
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!Burial Chamber
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|bgcolor="#FFFFC0"|Modest Quarters||bgcolor="#FFFFC0"|Modest Dining Room||bgcolor="#FFFFC0"|Modest Office      ||bgcolor="#FFFFFF"|—              ||1||1||1||1||—||1
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|bgcolor="#FFFFC0"|Modest Quarters||bgcolor="#FFFFC0"|Modest Dining Room||bgcolor="#FFFFC0"|Modest Office      ||bgcolor="#FFFFFF"|—              ||1||1||1||1||—||1
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|Captain of the Guard
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|bgcolor="#FFFFA0"|Quarters      ||bgcolor="#FFFFA0"|Dining Room      ||bgcolor="#FFFFA0"|Office            ||bgcolor="#FFFFFF"|—              ||1||1||1||1||—||2
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!Mayor
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|Mayor  
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|bgcolor="#FFFF80"|Decent Quarters||bgcolor="#FFFF80"|Decent Dining Room||bgcolor="#FFFF80"|Decent Office      ||bgcolor="#FFFFFF"|—              ||2||1||1||1||1||2
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!Governor
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|Governor
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|bgcolor="#FFFF60"|Fine Quarters  ||bgcolor="#FFFF60"|Fine Dining Room  ||bgcolor="#FFFF60"|Splendid Office    ||bgcolor="#FFFFFF"|—              ||3||2||2||2||2||3
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!Philosopher
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|Philosopher
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|bgcolor="#FFFFFF"|—              ||bgcolor="#FFFFFF"|—                ||bgcolor="#FFFFFF"|—                  ||bgcolor="#FFFFFF"|—              ||—||—||—||—||—||2
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!Broker
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|Broker
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|bgcolor="#FFFFE0"|Meager Quarters||bgcolor="#FFFFE0"|Meager Dining Room||bgcolor="#FFFFE0"|Meager Office      ||bgcolor="#FFFFFF"|—              ||1||1||1||1||1||1
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|Meager
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|Meager
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!Trade Minister  
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|Trade Minister  
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|bgcolor="#FFFFA0"|Quarters      ||bgcolor="#FFFFA0"|Dining Room      ||bgcolor="#FFFFA0"|Office            ||bgcolor="#FFFFFF"|—              ||2||1||1||1||2||2
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|Guildmaster  
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|bgcolor="#FFFF80"|Decent Quarters||bgcolor="#FFFF80"|Decent Dining Room||bgcolor="#FFFF80"|Decent Office      ||bgcolor="#FFFFFF"|—              ||3||2||2||2||3||3
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|Decent
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|2
 
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!Bookkeeper
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|Bookkeeper
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|bgcolor="#FFFFE0"|Meager Quarters||bgcolor="#FFFFE0"|Meager Dining Room||bgcolor="#FFFFE0"|Meager Office      ||bgcolor="#FFFFFF"|—              ||1||1||1||1||—||1
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|Treasurer
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|bgcolor="#FFFFA0"|Quarters      ||bgcolor="#FFFFA0"|Dining Room      ||bgcolor="#FFFFA0"|Office            ||bgcolor="#FFFFFF"|—              ||2||1||1||1||1||2
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|1
 
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!Hoardmaster
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|Hoardmaster
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|bgcolor="#FFFF80"|Decent Quarters||bgcolor="#FFFF80"|Decent Dining Room||bgcolor="#FFFF80"|Decent Office      ||bgcolor="#FFFFFF"|—              ||3||2||2||2||2||3
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!Dungeon Master  
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|bgcolor="#FFFFA0"|Quarters      ||bgcolor="#FFFFA0"|Dining Room      ||bgcolor="#FFFFA0"|Office            ||bgcolor="#FFFFA0"|Burial Chamber ||1||1||1||1||—||1
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|-
 
|-
−
!House Ber
+
|House Ber
−
|bgcolor="#FFFF80"|Decent Quarters||bgcolor="#FFFF80"|Decent Dining Room||bgcolor="#FFFFFF"|—                  ||bgcolor="#FFFFFF"|—              ||1||1||1||1||—||1
+
|Decent
 +
|Decent
 +
|
 +
|
 +
|1  
 +
|1  
 +
|1  
 +
|1
 
|-
 
|-
−
!House Fer
+
|House Fer
−
|bgcolor="#FFFF80"|Decent Quarters||bgcolor="#FFFF80"|Decent Dining Room||bgcolor="#FFFFFF"|—                  ||bgcolor="#FFFFFF"|—              ||1||1||1||1||—||1
+
|Decent
 +
|Decent
 +
|
 +
|
 +
|1  
 +
|1  
 +
|1  
 +
|1
 
|-
 
|-
−
!House Råsh
+
|House Råsh
−
|bgcolor="#FFFF80"|Decent Quarters||bgcolor="#FFFF80"|Decent Dining Room||bgcolor="#FFFF80"|Decent Office      ||bgcolor="#FFFFA0"|Burial Chamber ||—||—||—||—||—||—
+
|Decent
 +
|Decent
 +
|Decent
 +
|Normal
 +
|1
 +
|1
 +
|1
 +
|1
 
|-
 
|-
−
!Mason's Guild
+
|Mason's Guild
−
|bgcolor="#FFFF80"|Decent Quarters||bgcolor="#FFFF80"|Decent Dining Room||bgcolor="#FFFF80"|Decent Office      ||bgcolor="#FFFFFF"|—              ||1||1||1||1||—||1
+
|Decent
 +
|Decent
 +
|Decent
 +
|
 +
|1  
 +
|1  
 +
|1  
 +
|1
 
|-
 
|-
−
!Miner's Guild
+
|Miner's Guild
−
|bgcolor="#FFFF80"|Decent Quarters||bgcolor="#FFFF80"|Decent Dining Room||bgcolor="#FFFF80"|Decent Office      ||bgcolor="#FFFFFF"|—              ||1||1||1||1||—||1
+
|Decent
 +
|Decent
 +
|Decent
 +
|
 +
|1  
 +
|1  
 +
|1  
 +
|1
 
|-
 
|-
−
!Craftsdwarves Guild
+
|Craftsdwarves Guild
−
|bgcolor="#FFFF80"|Decent Quarters||bgcolor="#FFFF80"|Decent Dining Room||bgcolor="#FFFF80"|Decent Office      ||bgcolor="#FFFFFF"|—              ||1||1||1||1||—||1
+
|Decent
 +
|Decent
 +
|Decent
 +
|
 +
|1  
 +
|1  
 +
|1  
 +
|1
 
|-
 
|-
−
!Carpenter's Guild
+
|Carpenter's Guild
−
|bgcolor="#FFFF80"|Decent Quarters||bgcolor="#FFFF80"|Decent Dining Room||bgcolor="#FFFF80"|Decent Office      ||bgcolor="#FFFFFF"|—              ||1||1||1||1||—||1
+
|Decent
 +
|Decent
 +
|Decent
 +
|
 +
|1  
 +
|1  
 +
|1  
 +
|1
 
|-
 
|-
−
!Metalsmith's Guild
+
|Metalsmith's Guild
−
|bgcolor="#FFFF80"|Decent Quarters||bgcolor="#FFFF80"|Decent Dining Room||bgcolor="#FFFF80"|Decent Office      ||bgcolor="#FFFFFF"|—              ||1||1||1||1||—||1
+
|Decent
 +
|Decent
 +
|Decent
 +
|
 +
|1  
 +
|1  
 +
|1  
 +
|1
 
|-
 
|-
−
!Jeweler's Guild
+
|Alchemist
−
|bgcolor="#FFFF80"|Decent Quarters||bgcolor="#FFFF80"|Decent Dining Room||bgcolor="#FFFF80"|Decent Office      ||bgcolor="#FFFFFF"|—              ||1||1||1||1||—||1
+
|Meager
 +
|Meager
 +
|Meager
 +
|
 +
|1  
 +
|1  
 +
|1  
 +
|1
 
|-
 
|-
−
!Alchemist
+
|Order of the Axe
−
|bgcolor="#FFFFC0"|Modest Quarters||bgcolor="#FFFFC0"|Modest Dining Room||bgcolor="#FFFFC0"|Modest Office      ||bgcolor="#FFFFFF"|—              ||1||1||1||1||—||1
+
|Normal
 +
|Normal
 +
|Normal
 +
|
 +
|1  
 +
|1  
 +
|3
 +
|1
 
|-
 
|-
−
!Order of the Axe
+
|Order of the Crossbow
−
|bgcolor="#FFFFA0"|Quarters      ||bgcolor="#FFFFA0"|Dining Room      ||bgcolor="#FFFFA0"|Office            ||bgcolor="#FFFFFF"|—              ||1||1||3||1||—||1
+
|Normal
 +
|Normal
 +
|Normal
 +
|
 +
|1  
 +
|1  
 +
|3  
 +
|1
 
|-
 
|-
−
!Order of the Crossbow
+
|Order of the Hammer
−
|bgcolor="#FFFFA0"|Quarters      ||bgcolor="#FFFFA0"|Dining Room      ||bgcolor="#FFFFA0"|Office            ||bgcolor="#FFFFFF"|—              ||1||1||3||1||—||1
+
|Normal
 +
|Normal
 +
|Normal
 +
|
 +
|1  
 +
|1  
 +
|3  
 +
|1
 
|-
 
|-
−
!Order of the Hammer
+
|Order of the Mace
−
|bgcolor="#FFFFA0"|Quarters      ||bgcolor="#FFFFA0"|Dining Room      ||bgcolor="#FFFFA0"|Office            ||bgcolor="#FFFFFF"|—              ||1||1||3||1||—||1
+
|Normal
 +
|Normal
 +
|Normal
 +
|
 +
|1  
 +
|1  
 +
|3  
 +
|1
 
|-
 
|-
−
!Order of the Mace
+
|Order of the Spear
−
|bgcolor="#FFFFA0"|Quarters      ||bgcolor="#FFFFA0"|Dining Room      ||bgcolor="#FFFFA0"|Office            ||bgcolor="#FFFFFF"|—              ||1||1||3||1||—||1
+
|Normal
 +
|Normal
 +
|Normal
 +
|
 +
|1  
 +
|1  
 +
|3  
 +
|1
 
|-
 
|-
−
!Order of the Spear
+
|Order of the Sword
−
|bgcolor="#FFFFA0"|Quarters      ||bgcolor="#FFFFA0"|Dining Room      ||bgcolor="#FFFFA0"|Office            ||bgcolor="#FFFFFF"|—              ||1||1||3||1||—||1
+
|Normal
 +
|Normal
 +
|Normal
 +
|
 +
|1  
 +
|1  
 +
|3  
 +
|1
 
|-
 
|-
−
!Order of the Sword
+
|Baron
−
|bgcolor="#FFFFA0"|Quarters      ||bgcolor="#FFFFA0"|Dining Room      ||bgcolor="#FFFFA0"|Office            ||bgcolor="#FFFFFF"|—              ||1||1||3||1||—||1
+
|Decent
 +
|Decent
 +
|Decent
 +
|Tomb
 +
|1  
 +
|2
 +
|1  
 +
|1
 
|-
 
|-
−
!Tax Collector
+
|Baroness Consort
−
|bgcolor="#FFFFC0"|Modest Quarters||bgcolor="#FFFFC0"|Modest Dining Room||bgcolor="#FFFFA0"|Office            ||bgcolor="#FFFFFF"|—              ||2||1||1||1||1||1
+
|Decent
 +
|Decent
 +
|
 +
|Tomb
 +
|1
 +
|2  
 +
|1  
 +
|1
 
|-
 
|-
−
!Hammerer
+
|Tax Collector
−
|bgcolor="#FFFFC0"|Modest Quarters||bgcolor="#FFFFC0"|Dining Room      ||bgcolor="#FFFFFF"|—                  ||bgcolor="#FFFFFF"|—              ||2||1||1||1||—||2
+
|Modest
 +
|Modest  
 +
|Normal
 +
|
 +
|1
 +
|2  
 +
|1  
 +
|1
 
|-
 
|-
−
!Baron
+
|Hammerer
−
|bgcolor="#FFFF80"|Decent Quarters||bgcolor="#FFFF80"|Decent Dining Room||bgcolor="#FFFF80"|Decent Office      ||bgcolor="#FFFF80"|Tomb          ||2||1||1||1||1||2
+
|Modest
 +
|Normal
 +
|
 +
|
 +
|1
 +
|2  
 +
|1  
 +
|1
 
|-
 
|-
−
!Baron Consort
+
|Count
−
|bgcolor="#FFFF80"|Decent Quarters||bgcolor="#FFFF80"|Decent Dining Room||bgcolor="#FFFFFF"|—                  ||bgcolor="#FFFF80"|Tomb          ||2||1||1||1||1||2
+
|Great
 +
|Great
 +
|Throne Room  
 +
|Mausoleum
 +
|2
 +
|3
 +
|2  
 +
|2
 
|-
 
|-
−
!Count  
+
|Count Consort
−
|bgcolor="#FFFF40"|Great Bedroom  ||bgcolor="#FFFF40"|Great Dining Room ||bgcolor="#FFFF40"|Throne Room        ||bgcolor="#FFFF40"|Mausoleum     ||3||2||2||2||2||3
+
|Great  
 +
|Great  
 +
|
 +
|Mausoleum  
 +
|2
 +
|3  
 +
|2  
 +
|2
 
|-
 
|-
−
!Count Consort
+
|Duke
−
|bgcolor="#FFFF40"|Great Bedroom  ||bgcolor="#FFFF40"|Great Dining Room ||bgcolor="#FFFFFF"|—                  ||bgcolor="#FFFF40"|Mausoleum     ||3||2||2||2||2||3
+
|Grand
 +
|Grand
 +
|Opulent Throne Room  
 +
|Grand Mausoleum  
 +
|3  
 +
|5
 +
|3
 +
|3
 
|-
 
|-
−
!Duke  
+
|Duke Consort
−
|bgcolor="#FFFF20"|Grand Bedroom  ||bgcolor="#FFFF20"|Grand Dining Room ||bgcolor="#FFFF20"|Opulent Throne Room||bgcolor="#FFFF20"|Grand Mausoleum||5||3||3||3||3||5
+
|Grand  
 +
|Grand  
 +
|
 +
|Grand Mausoleum  
 +
|3
 +
|5  
 +
|3  
 +
|3
 
|-
 
|-
−
!Duke Consort
+
|King
−
|bgcolor="#FFFF20"|Grand Bedroom  ||bgcolor="#FFFF20"|Grand Dining Room ||bgcolor="#FFFFFF"|—                  ||bgcolor="#FFFF20"|Grand Mausoleum||5||3||3||3||3||5
+
|Royal
 +
|Royal
 +
|Royal Throne Room  
 +
|Royal Mausoleum  
 +
|5  
 +
|10
 +
|5
 +
|5
 
|-
 
|-
−
!King  
+
|King Consort
−
|bgcolor="#FFFF00"|Royal Bedroom  ||bgcolor="#FFFF00"|Royal Dining Room ||bgcolor="#FFFF00"|Royal Throne Room  ||bgcolor="#FFFF00"|Royal Mausoleum||10||5||5||5||5||10
+
|Royal  
 +
|Royal  
 +
|
 +
|Royal Mausoleum  
 +
|5
 +
|10  
 +
|5  
 +
|5
 
|-
 
|-
−
!King Consort
+
|Advisor
−
|bgcolor="#FFFF00"|Royal Bedroom  ||bgcolor="#FFFF00"|Royal Dining Room ||bgcolor="#FFFFFF"|—                  ||bgcolor="#FFFF00"|Royal Mausoleum||10||5||5||5||5||10
+
|Great
 +
|Great
 +
|Throne Room  
 +
|
 +
|2
 +
|3
 +
|2
 +
|2
 
|-
 
|-
−
!Advisor
+
|TOTALS:  
−
|bgcolor="#FFFF40"|Great Bedroom  ||bgcolor="#FFFF40"|Great Dining Room ||bgcolor="#FFFF40"|Throne Room        ||bgcolor="#FFFFFF"|—              ||3||2||2||2||—||3
+
|3/4/10/13/1/3/2/2 (38)  
−
|-
+
|3/3/11/13/1/3/2/2 (38)  
−
|'''TOTALS''':
+
|3/2/11/11/1/2/1/1 (32)  
−
|2/5/10/14/1/3/2/2 (39)
+
|0/0/2/2/0/2/2/2 (10)  
−
|2/4/11/14/1/3/2/2 (39)
+
|56
−
|2/3/11/12/1/2/1/1 (33)
+
|83
−
|0/0/2/2/0/2/2/2 (10)
+
|68  
−
|83
 
−
|56
 
−
|68
 
 
|56
 
|56
−
|35
 
−
|85
 
 
|}
 
|}

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