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| − | A '''barracks''' is a [[room] defined from a [[bed]], armor stand or weapon rack. When set as a barracks, dwarves will not claim the room when they sleep. If no beds are available, dwarves will sleep on the floor of a barracks if one has been designated - otherwise, they will fall asleep exactly where they stand, potentially leaving dwarves in dangerous situations. | + | A '''barracks''' is a [[room]] defined from a [[bed]], armor stand or weapon rack. When set as a barracks, dwarves will not claim the room when they sleep. If no beds are available, dwarves will sleep on the floor of a barracks if one has been designated - otherwise, they will fall asleep exactly where they stand, potentially leaving dwarves in dangerous situations. |
Military dwarves may be ordered to sleep in a barracks, even if they have a bedroom. | Military dwarves may be ordered to sleep in a barracks, even if they have a bedroom. | ||
Revision as of 04:43, 3 November 2007
A barracks is a room defined from a bed, armor stand or weapon rack. When set as a barracks, dwarves will not claim the room when they sleep. If no beds are available, dwarves will sleep on the floor of a barracks if one has been designated - otherwise, they will fall asleep exactly where they stand, potentially leaving dwarves in dangerous situations.
Military dwarves may be ordered to sleep in a barracks, even if they have a bedroom.