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'''Goblets''', '''mugs''' or '''cups''' have no function for your fortress except as a [[trade]] good{{version|0.28.181.40d}}, mandate item, or collection item - [[dwarves]] will drink directly from a [[barrel]], [[bucket]], [[waterskin]] or [[water]] source. 
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Goblets can be manufactured from [[metal]], [[glass]], [[rock]], or [[wood]].  Rock goblets are called '''mugs'''.  Wooden goblets are called''' cups'''.  A single [[job]] order for these always produces 3 from 1 raw material; since are worth the same as other crafts, they are thus the sensible choice for Crafting. If you have a legendary [[stonecrafter]], it can be a good idea to provide him with a high [[value]] stone or, better, [[ore]] stockpile (ore can be worked the same as stone) because of guaranteed [[quality]] bonus and massive value.
 
 
 
Currently{{version|0.28.181.40d}} "goblets" are listed under the "All" section of the {{k|g}}oods menu at a [[trade depot]], unless they are in bins and then they are grouped with other trade goods such as [[crafts]].  However if they are stored by themselves in bins they will be listed simply as "finished goods" and appear only under the "All" section. To locate them press {{K|s}} on the move goods screen and type in what you are looking for (MUGS, CUPS, or GOBLETS).
 
 
 
[[Category:Crafts]]
 

Revision as of 23:19, 10 October 2009