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(Looked at the code and they are 100% mutual, unless there's a way for grudges to disappear over time) |
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| − | Dwarves whose [[personality trait]]s differ significantly can form '''grudges''', gaining unhappy [[thought]]s when they speak to one another. This will happen more likely if you only have one meeting spot or many jobless dwarves. | + | Dwarves whose [[personality trait]]s differ significantly can form '''grudges''', gaining unhappy [[thought]]s when they speak to one another. This will happen more likely if you only have one meeting spot or many jobless dwarves. Grudges always appear to be mutual. |
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When the object of a grudge dies, it causes a thought in the mind of the grudge holder; this might be a positive one. | When the object of a grudge dies, it causes a thought in the mind of the grudge holder; this might be a positive one. | ||
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Dwarves whose personality traits differ significantly can form grudges, gaining unhappy thoughts when they speak to one another. This will happen more likely if you only have one meeting spot or many jobless dwarves. Grudges always appear to be mutual.
When the object of a grudge dies, it causes a thought in the mind of the grudge holder; this might be a positive one.
See also: Relationship