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I have been playing around with encrusting/decorating more than I have during previous fortresses, and have noticed the lack of an option for encrusting/decorating with stone. I thought I might not have been looking hard enough and might find out how here, but this page doesn't mention the ability or the inability to do so. If it is the case that it is not possible, then it might be worth mentioning, as it seems feasible as a game feature outside of the flukes that sometimes happen with artifacts (for example, it is rather uncouth for a bed to be made out of leather, or a shoe to be made out of felsite, whereas decorating something with stone is less so).[[User:Urist Axebeard|Urist Axebeard]]
 
I have been playing around with encrusting/decorating more than I have during previous fortresses, and have noticed the lack of an option for encrusting/decorating with stone. I thought I might not have been looking hard enough and might find out how here, but this page doesn't mention the ability or the inability to do so. If it is the case that it is not possible, then it might be worth mentioning, as it seems feasible as a game feature outside of the flukes that sometimes happen with artifacts (for example, it is rather uncouth for a bed to be made out of leather, or a shoe to be made out of felsite, whereas decorating something with stone is less so).[[User:Urist Axebeard|Urist Axebeard]]
 
== Decorating and Weight ==
 
 
Do decorations add to weight?
 

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