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:''(In real world geology, igneous extrusive {{L|stone}} is formed by lava solidification on the surface, as opposed to {{L|igneous intrusive layer|igneous intrusive}} stone which forms ''below'' the surface. This is not true for Dwarf Fortress.)'' | :''(In real world geology, igneous extrusive {{L|stone}} is formed by lava solidification on the surface, as opposed to {{L|igneous intrusive layer|igneous intrusive}} stone which forms ''below'' the surface. This is not true for Dwarf Fortress.)'' | ||
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Igneous extrusive stone layers are formed from Template:L, Template:L, Template:L, Template:L, and Template:L. Of these five, all but obsidian are absolutely identical within the game (distinguished only by their names and their un-mined presentation on the map.)
They can contain any of...
- Template:L ore
- Template:L (for Template:L & Template:L)
- Template:L
- Template:L (for Template:L)
- Template:L
- Template:L (for copper and possibly silver),
...as well as a varying spectrum of Template:Ls.
Their name appears dark gray on the embark menu. They also indicate a good chance of Template:L being present nearby in some form or another.
- (In real world geology, igneous extrusive Template:L is formed by lava solidification on the surface, as opposed to Template:L stone which forms below the surface. This is not true for Dwarf Fortress.)