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'''Sand deserts''' are large areas of [[40d:sand|sand]]. They can be difficult for a beginning player to found a [[40d:fortress|fortress]] in, due to the fact that there are usually few [[40d:trees|trees]] and [[40d:plants|plants]] to be found (although [[40d:Camel|camels]] are likely to be found in abundance) and it may require digging several [[40d:Z-axis|Z-layers]] deep before any [[40d:stone|stone]] is found.
 
'''Sand deserts''' are large areas of [[40d:sand|sand]]. They can be difficult for a beginning player to found a [[40d:fortress|fortress]] in, due to the fact that there are usually few [[40d:trees|trees]] and [[40d:plants|plants]] to be found (although [[40d:Camel|camels]] are likely to be found in abundance) and it may require digging several [[40d:Z-axis|Z-layers]] deep before any [[40d:stone|stone]] is found.

Revision as of 20:58, 7 April 2010

This article is about an older version of DF.

Sand deserts are large areas of sand. They can be difficult for a beginning player to found a fortress in, due to the fact that there are usually few trees and plants to be found (although camels are likely to be found in abundance) and it may require digging several Z-layers deep before any stone is found.

However, considering that the main ingredient for glass can be found in abundance, it should be easy to make a profitable fortress if some stone can be found (or imported) to build a glass furnace with.

Deserts are most likely to be warm or cold, but may be scorching or freezing as well. They are always arid, so it is advisable to find a reliable source of water before embarking; additionally, cold deserts may only have flowing water for a few months of the year, and warm ones might have rivers that evaporate during the summer months.

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