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• Clothing
  :''For making clothes, see [[Textile industry]]'' :''For clothing coverage, see [[Armor#Types of protection]]''
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• Armor
  ...es might cover a different collection of areas (see coverage chart below). The purpose of each piece is pretty much self-explanatory. ...er torso areas, while mail shirts also cover the neck, the upper arms, and the upper legs. (All this is explained below in more detail.)
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• String dump/raw
  The performers the story of
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• DF2014:Clothing
  :''For making clothes, see [[Textile industry]]'' :''For clothing coverage, see [[Armor#Types of Protection]]''
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• DF2014:Armor
  ...es might cover a different collection of areas (see coverage chart below). The purpose of each piece is pretty much self-explanatory. ...er torso areas, while mail shirts also cover the neck, the upper arms, and the upper legs. (All this is explained below in more detail.)
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• DF2014:String dump/raw
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• Textile industry
  [[Image:Textile-industry-flowchart.PNG|thumb|332px|''Textile industry flowchart.'']] ...oth and thread are needed for bandages and suturing respectively, although the necessary materials can normally be acquired via [[caravan]]s too.
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• DF2014:Textile industry
  [[Image:Textile-industry-flowchart.PNG|thumb|332px|''Textile industry flowchart.'']] ...oth and thread are needed for bandages and suturing respectively, although the necessary materials can normally be acquired via [[caravan]]s too.
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• v0.34:Armor
  ...full armor, whilst robes, cloaks, shirts (mail or not), and dresses cover the throat. '''The actual effectiveness of a given piece of armor depends on the weapon(s) being used against it.'''
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• v0.34:Clothing
  :''For making clothes, see [[Textile industry]]'' :''For clothing coverage, see [[Armor#Types of Protection]]''
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• DF2014:Gem industry
  ...[[glass]] pseudo-gems, the gem industry may be closely tied to the [[glass industry]] for training. ...ts'''. At the same workshop, a dwarf with the [[Gem setter]] skill can use the cut gems to [[decoration|encrust]] a wide variety of items.
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• Gem industry
  ...[[glass]] pseudo-gems, the gem industry may be closely tied to the [[glass industry]] for training. ...ts'''. At the same workshop, a dwarf with the [[Gem setter]] skill can use the cut gems to [[decoration|encrust]] a wide variety of items.
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• v0.34:Gem industry
  ...[[glass]] pseudo-gems, the gem industry may be closely tied to the [[glass industry]] for training. ...ts'''. At the same workshop, a dwarf with the [[Gem setter]] skill can use the cut gems to [[decoration|encrust]] a wide variety of items.
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• v0.34:Textile industry
  ...oth and thread are needed for bandages and suturing respectively, although the necessary materials can normally be acquired via [[caravan]]s too. ...er industry|leather industry]], which can provide an alternative source of clothing.
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• Industry
  ...love [[currency|money]], and a complete '''industry''' in all its glory is the easiest way to make lots and lots of money. ...ntroduction of libraries, your fortress can even have a quaternary sector "industry" (science, information generation and sharing).
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• DF2014:Industry
  [[File:industry_preview.jpg|thumb|300px|right|[[Human]]s busy with their own industry.]] ...love [[currency|money]], and a complete '''industry''' in all its glory is the easiest way to make lots and lots of money.
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• v0.34:Industry
  All dwarves love money, and a complete industry in all its glory is the easiest way to make lots and lots of money. ...s). Quaternary industries (intellectual activities) are not present due to the fact that dwarves are not known for their intellectual pursuits.
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• v0.34:String dump
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• Meat industry
  ...d mature) of your tame animals, the spawning rates of wild animals, and/or the amount of meat and leather that traders bring. ...[[rot]], and therefore requires slightly more micromanagement than other [[industry|industries]].
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• DF2014:Meat industry
  ...d mature) of your tame animals, the spawning rates of wild animals, and/or the amount of meat and leather that traders bring. ...[[rot]], and therefore requires slightly more micromanagement than other [[industry|industries]].
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• v0.31:Industry
  All dwarves love money, and a complete industry in all its glory is the easiest way to make lots and lots of money. ...industries have been broken into primary (resource extraction), secondary (the refining and reprocessing of these resources into goods), and tertiary (fur
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• 23a:Clothing
  ...of clothing can work similar in concept to [[armor]], but distinguished by the fact that they are ''owned'' by your dwarves and provide significantly less ...]]s, [[dwarves]], and [[elf|elves]] do not distinguish between articles of clothing with regards to gender, so it is common to see females wearing tunics and t
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• v0.34:Meat industry
  ...fspring takes to be born and mature), the spawning of wild animals, and/or the amount of meat and leather that traders bring. ...ich can [[rot]] and so requires slightly more micromanagement than other [[industry|industries]].
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• 40d:Clothing
  ...of clothing can work similar in concept to [[armor]], but distinguished by the fact that they are ''owned'' by your dwarves and provide significantly less ...]]s, [[dwarves]], and [[elf|elves]] do not distinguish between articles of clothing with regards to gender, so it is common to see females wearing tunics and t
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• v0.31:Dwarf fortress mode
  ...Fortress Mode.<br/>'''If you are looking for a fortress mode tutorial see the [[Tutorials]] or [[Quickstart guide]].''''' ...ns are complete and your hardy explorers [[embark]], they'll be faced with the fortress site you picked down to every detail, from geologically appropriat
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• DF2014:Quickstart guide
  ...in head-first.'' ''If you are looking to learn adventure mode instead, see the [[Adventure mode quick start]] guide.'' ...you'll remember how you lost]].'' In a big way, ''Dwarf Fortress'' follows the principle of learning from one's mistakes.}}
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• Quickstart guide
  ...in head-first.'' ''If you are looking to learn adventure mode instead, see the [[Adventure mode quick start]] guide.'' ...ss|you'll remember how you lost]].'' In a big way, ''Dwarf Fortress'' uses the principle of learning from one's mistakes.}}
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• v0.31:Textile industry
  ...ol]] and [[hair]]^[1], [[dye]]ing that material, manufacturing [[clothing]], [[bag]]s, [[rope]]s and plant fiber or silk [[craft|crafts]], and [[deco ...ct storage of seeds and are needed to mill dyes and certain food products. Clothing may also provide some protection against cold and damage.{{verify}}
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• v0.31:String dump
  ...is divided into sections based on apparent divisions in the layout within the exe. Some uninteresting strings (C++ runtime stuff etc not related to DF) h ...(don't try to be helpful and copy it to the other one either, that's what the modding help pages are for.)
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• v0.34:Quickstart guide
  :''If you are looking to learn adventure mode instead, see the [[Adventure mode quick start]] guide.'' ...time, ''you'll remember how you lost.'' In a big way, Dwarf Fortress uses the principle of learning from one's mistakes.}}
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• 40d:Metal industry
  ...AMPLES OF A GOOD INFORMATIVE "INDUSTRY" PAGE. NOT EVERY LAST DETAIL, JUST THE OVERVIEW AND SYNTHESIS. ..."Coal fuel" rather than "carbon" - there is no "carbon" ever mentioned in the game.
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• DF2014:Starting build
  ...dy to take the plunge and make all the decisions about their own fortress. The following are intended for beginners:'' :''For an explanation of the interface for starting out, see [[Embark]].''
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• Starting build
  ...dy to take the plunge and make all the decisions about their own fortress. The following are intended for beginners:'' :''For an explanation of the interface for starting out, see [[Embark]].''
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• v0.34:Starting build
  ...dy to take the plunge and make all the decisions about their own fortress. The following are intended for beginners:'' :''For an explanation of the interface for starting out, see [[Embark]].''
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• 40d:Textile industry
  ...th [[plant fiber]] and [[silk]], [[dye]]ing that material, manufacturing [[clothing]], [[bag]]s, [[rope]]s and plant fiber or silk [[craft]]s, and [[decoration ''Requires: A [[farm]], a [[farmer]], and the appropriate [[seed]]s''<br />
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• v0.31:Starting build
  ...y to take the plunge and make all the decisions about their own fortress. The following are intended for beginners:'' :''For an explanation of the interface for starting out, see [[Embark]].''
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• 40d:How to safely start fortress mode
  This section explains the relative importance of various goods in the early and late game. ...is recommended, and for whatever other food and drink you buy, try to have the quantity end in 1 or 6 (11, 16, 21, etc.) to get an extra barrel.
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• Leather
  ..., it is the only sensible option for making [[quiver]]s and [[backpack]]s (the only alternative being [[adamantine]]), meaning some source of leather is a ==Leather industry==
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• v0.34:Leather
  ..., it is the only sensible option for making [[quiver]]s and [[backpack]]s (the only alternative being [[adamantine]]), meaning some source of leather is a ==Leather industry==
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• DF2014:Leather
  ..., it is the only sensible option for making [[quiver]]s and [[backpack]]s (the only alternative being [[adamantine]]), meaning some source of leather is a ==Leather industry==
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• 40d:String dump
  ...and data are hard-coded within the game (as opposed to being contained in the [[raws]]). the
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• Frequently Asked Questions
  ...monly asked questions and answers. Some of these questions were taken from the Bay12 Gameplay Questions page. <!---To add a new question, COPY the following line and PASTE it BETWEEN the ###### comments lower on this page.
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• DF2014:Frequently Asked Questions
  ...monly asked questions and answers. Some of these questions were taken from the Bay12 Gameplay Questions page. <!---To add a new question, COPY the following line and PASTE it BETWEEN the ###### comments lower on this page.
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• Trading
  ...[[Calendar|autumn]] after establishing your fortress, with the arrival of the [[dwarf|dwarven]] [[caravan]] from your home [[civilization]]. ...h) when dealing with merchants in a visiting caravan. As a [[profession]], the term applies to visiting merchants and dwarves whose highest [[skill]] is [
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• DF2014:Cloth
  ...loth''' is a versatile crafting and [[health care|medical]] good, vital to the long-term health of almost any fort. ...this need is [[leather]], which is arguably a less automated, more complex industry to get running.
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• Cloth
  ...loth''' is a versatile crafting and [[health care|medical]] good, vital to the long-term health of almost any fort. ...this need is [[leather]], which is arguably a less automated, more complex industry to get running.
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• v0.31:Leather
  ...an be used to make [[bag]]s, [[quiver]]s, [[backpack]]s, [[waterskin]]s, [[clothing]], [[shield]]s, [[armor]], and [[decoration]]s, all at a [[leather works]]. ==The leather industry==
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• 23a:String dump
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• Finished goods
  ...pes of goods can be ordered directly at an appropriate workshop or through the [[manager]]. If you have a mandate to make rings, you can order rings direc ...le to get up to three crafts from a single resource. Skill does not affect the chance to produce multiples.
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• v0.31:Clothing
  :''For making clothes, see [[Textile industry]]'' ...ficantly less protection against attacks. There have been humorous bugs in the past where animal teeth were not hard enough to bite through silk shirts an
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• 40d:Your first fortress
  ...alk:Your_first_fortress|discussion page]]! Above all else, always remember the [[Main:Dwarf Fortress|Dwarf Fortress]] motto: "Losing is [[fun]]!" ...treatment of particular subjects, consult the linked pages or the rest of the Dwarf Fortress Wiki.
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• v0.31:Meat industry
  ...fspring takes to be born and mature), the spawning of wild animals, and/or the amount of meat and leather that traders bring. ...ich can [[rot]] and so requires slightly more micromanagement than other [[industry|industries]].
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• 23a:Your first fortress
  ...alk:Your_first_fortress|discussion page]]! Above all else, always remember the [[Main:Dwarf Fortress|Dwarf Fortress]] motto: "Losing is [[fun]]!" ...treatment of particular subjects, consult the linked pages or the rest of the Dwarf Fortress Wiki.
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• Skin
  :''This article refers to "hide" in terms of the skin of a creature, for the article on hiding items and buildings, see [[cv:Hide_Items_or_Buildings|Hid ...ane creatures have raw hide, which displays in-game as '''skin'''. This is the only type that can be tanned into leather.
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• DF2014:Skin
  :''This article refers to "hide" in terms of the skin of a creature, for the article on hiding items and buildings, see [[cv:Hide_Items_or_Buildings|Hid ...ane creatures have raw hide, which displays in-game as '''skin'''. This is the only type that can be tanned into leather.
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• Modification:Civilization Forge
  This page is an in-depth Wiki for the '''Civilization Forge [[Modding|Mod]]'''. ..., stones, gems, plants, pretty much everything. These are all additions to the basic DF, so this isn't a full conversion mod. Much of what I want to do is
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• v0.31:Challenges
  Before you embark, you can optimize or sabotage your fortress from the very start, depending on how you distribute your points. After a few years, ...dered to go found an outpost. They've hired you to make sure they survive. The six nobles only have social skills and refuse to do any work that is beneat
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• Playstyle challenge
  The following is a list of [[challenge]]s relating to playstyle. Before you embark, you can optimize or sabotage your fortress from the very start, depending on how you distribute your points. After a few years,
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• DF2014:Playstyle challenge
  The following is a list of [[challenge]]s relating to playstyle. Before you embark, you can optimize or sabotage your fortress from the very start, depending on how you distribute your points. After a few years,
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• v0.34:Challenges
  Before you embark, you can optimize or sabotage your fortress from the very start, depending on how you distribute your points. After a few years, ...dered to go found an outpost. They've hired you to make sure they survive. The six nobles only have social skills and refuse to do any work that is beneat
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• DF2014:Stocks
  ...e inventory, managed by the [[bookkeeper]], who, periodically, must update the [[stockpile]] records depending on how quickly your fort's [[wealth]] is gr ...mber on the map. In v0.44.01, the stocks screen was sorted alphabetically (the prior arrangement is shown below).
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• v0.34:Stocks
  ...entory. It is managed by the [[bookkeeper]], who periodically must update the [[stockpile]] records, depending on how quickly your fort's [[wealth]] is g ...restricted items (read more below), both adding up to the total number on the map.
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• Stocks
  ...e inventory, managed by the [[bookkeeper]], who, periodically, must update the [[stockpile]] records depending on how quickly your fort's [[wealth]] is gr ...he right side is a filter input to only show items that match a string and the categories that contain those items.
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• 40d:Cloth
  ...''(For a full discussion of the process and possibilities, see [[clothing industry]].)'' ...on the ground, turning them into thread. These 5 sub-types of thread, both the plant threads and silk, remain distinct and can be stockpiled separately.
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• Zones
  Zones are optional for the performance of certain tasks (fishing, collecting water) but obligatory for ...ng at any time and use rectangle and draw to remove squares from the zone. The number shown indicates how many selected floor tiles can be used for that t
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• v0.31:Skin
  ...uatic creatures may too have the common '''Raw hide''' skin (an example is the [[Whale]]). ...nning raw hides is done at the [[Tanner's shop]]. It requires a dwarf with the [[Tanning]] labor enabled.
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• v0.34:Skin
  ...ane creatures have raw hide, which displays in-game as '''skin'''. This is the only type that can be tanned into leather. Raw skin can be processed at a [[Tanner's shop]] by a dwarf with the [[Tanning]] labor enabled in order to produce [[leather]]. If skins are not
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• 40d:Starting build
  ...or a solid basis to survive the first couple of months or years, check out the aptly named guide on [[your first fortress]]. It includes a basic starting ::''If you're trying to plan the future, try [[what should I build first]]?''
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• 40d:Leather
  ...e|animal]]. It can be used to make [[bag]]s, [[quiver]]s, [[backpack]]s, [[clothing]], [[shield]]s, [[armor]] and [[waterskin|water skin]]s at a [[leather work ...ther industry'' is part of the [[meat industry]] guide, not the [[clothing industry]] guide.
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• 23a:Leather
  ...e|animal]]. It can be used to make [[bags]], [[quiver]]s, [[backpack]]s, [[clothing]], [[shields]], [[armor]] and [[waterskin]]s at a [[leather works]]. It can ...ther industry'' is part of the [[meat industry]] guide, not the [[clothing industry]] guide.
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• 40d:Meat industry
  ...fspring takes to be born and mature), the spawning of wild animals, and/or the amount of meat and leather that traders bring. ...ich can [[rot]] and so requires slightly more micromanagement than other [[industry|industries]].
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• 23a:Meat industry
  ...fspring takes to be born and mature), the spawning of wild animals, and/or the amount of meat and leather that traders bring. ...ich can [[rot]] and so requires slightly more micromanagement than other [[industry|industries]].
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• Workshop
  ...14 first tier, 11 second tier and 6 third tier across the game's various [[industry|industries]]. ...quired by dwarves to build them or to work there, and dwarves with more of the appropriate skill tend to produce higher [[quality]] objects*, and/or produ
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• DF2014:Labor
  ...rform a job, and a dwarf's overall skill levels determine which profession the game assigns to them. ..., and once created, an idle dwarf with that labor enabled will be assigned the job.
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• Dwarf Fortress
  ...ed in the [[wikipedia: Museum of Modern Art|Museum of Modern Art]] to show the history of video gaming in 2012. ...explore, complete quests, or even visit old [[ruin|abandoned fortresses]]. The [[combat|combat system]] is [[Anatomy|anatomically detailed]] with combat l
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• v0.31:Stonegears/Examining your dwarves
  :''Back to the [[Stonegears|main tutorial page]]'' ...sor around to look at different dwarves. If there are multiple dwarves on the same tile you can cycle between them by repeatedly pressing {{K|v}}.
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• DF2014:Elf
  ...arrogant [[tree]]-fondling hippies</s> [[Creature|humanoids]] dedicated to the protection of ''their'' concept of nature (focused on trees). They often li ...es, the elves will not care that you used wooden bins to haul the goods to the depot'''.
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• v0.34:Elf
  ...y, stuck-up, arrogant [[tree]]-fondling hippies</s> humanoids dedicated to the protection of ''their'' concept of nature (focused on trees). ...es, the elves will not care that you used wooden bins to haul the goods to the depot. You may also steal from them or even kill/torture them without any k
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• Clothier's shop
  * Wool cloth (called [[Yarn]] in the job menu) * [[Clothing]]
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• 23a:Cloth
  ...thread''' which is woven at a [[loom]]. Cloth can in turn be turned into [[clothing]], [[bag]]s, and [[restraint|ropes]] at a [[clothes maker's shop]] or craft ...on the ground, turning them into thread. These 4 sub-types of thread, both the plant threads and silk, remain distinct and can be stockpiled separately.
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• Leather works
  * [[Leather]] [[Clothing]] ...op]] which produces [[leather]] items out of tanned [[skin|hides]] made at the [[tanner's shop]]. These items include [[armor]], [[backpack]]s, [[flask|wa
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• Weapon
  [[File:weapons_sprites_preview.png|right]]A '''weapon''', in the sense described on this page, is any [[item]] specifically designed to be w ...non-wooden weapons. The unique [[obsidian]] option for [[short sword]]s is the sole exception to this. Any metal weapons, including short swords made from
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• DF2014:Weapon
  A '''weapon''', in the sense described on this page, is any [[item]] specifically designed to be w ...non-wooden weapons. The unique [[obsidian]] option for [[short sword]]s is the sole exception to this. Any metal weapons, including short swords made from
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• DF2014:Wealth
  ...ords, and will update with the continual maintenance of your [[stocks]] by the bookkeeper. ...te]]d can easily be worth thrice the value of the rest of your fortress in the early years.
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• Wealth
  ...ords, and will update with the continual maintenance of your [[stocks]] by the bookkeeper. ...te]]d can easily be worth thrice the value of the rest of your fortress in the early years.
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• v0.34:Wealth
  ...ords, and will update with the continual maintenance of your [[stocks]] by the bookkeeper. ...te]]d can easily be worth thrice the value of the rest of your fortress in the early years.
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• v0.34:Spinner
  ...''(For a full discussion of the process and possibilities, see [[clothing industry]].)'' *[[Textile industry]]
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• DF2014:Spinner
  ...''(For a full discussion of the process and possibilities, see [[clothing industry]].)'' *[[Textile industry]]
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• Spinner
  ...''(For a full discussion of the process and possibilities, see [[clothing industry]].)'' *[[Textile industry]]
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• v0.31:Spinner
  ...''(For a full discussion of the process and possibilities, see [[clothing industry]].)'' *[[Textile industry]]
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• Thread
  * [[Textile industry]] .... ''(For a full discussion of the process and possibilities, see [[textile industry]].)'' An entire spool of thread contains 15,000 inches/units of use.
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• Stupid dwarf trick
  ALSO, be sure to include the following format: ...effort. They may provide a practical benefit, but are frequently done for the sake of doing them; they exist primarily as a [[challenge]] for experienced
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• Main Page/Quote/list
  <!-- ADD QUOTES AT THE BOTTOM OF THIS LIST, NOT HERE --> ...pear at the top of the wiki's [[Main Page]]. Many of them are musings from the developer notes, while others are forum posts made by ''DF'' players or sim
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• Modding
  '''Modding''', or creating [[mod]]s, refers to modifying the behavior of the base game (vanilla). ''Dwarf Fortress'' is remarkably moddable. ...0px|right]]This section serves as a portal to all modding-related pages on the wiki.
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• DF2014:Modding
  '''Modding''' refers to modifying the game's files. ''Dwarf Fortress'' is remarkably moddable. ...0px|right]]This section serves as a portal to all modding-related pages on the wiki.
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• v0.31:Bentgirder
  ...g_Your_Settlers|preparing an expedition]]. Unzip the Bentgirder package to the same directory as ''Dwarf Fortress'', and play along with this tutorial. ...mbli.com/file.php?id=2855 embark file] used for Bentgirder. This gives you the same [[starting build]], but you're on your own for finding a location.
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• DF2014:Farming
  '''Farming''' is the act of growing [[crop|crops]] for [[food]], [[alcohol]] production, [[cloth ...ly display the kind of crops that they are able to grow when selected with the {{k|q}}uery key.
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• Farming
  '''Farming''' is the act of growing [[crop|crops]] for [[food]], [[alcohol]] production, [[cloth ...the kind of crops that they are able to grow when selected by clicking on the plot.
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• v0.34:Farming
  '''Farming''' is the act of growing [[crop|crops]] for [[food]], [[alcohol]] production and [[cl ...ly display the kind of crops that they are able to grow when selected with the {{k|q}}uery key.
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• DF2014:Exploit
  ...underground, at the one extreme, to justifying 'water wheel batteries' at the other. This page takes a rather relaxed approach in that you considering it * Atom smashing a creature with a size over 1200000 will destroy the drawbridge.
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