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...39727).jpg|thumb|300px|right|Leather waterskin from the ancient times.]]'''Flasks''' are containers used by your dwarves to carry [[alcohol]] or [[water]] wh A single job creates three flasks, waterskins or vials.

'''Flasks''' are containers used by dwarves to carry [[alcohol]] or [[water]] while h A single job creates three flasks, waterskins or vials.

'''Flasks''' are containers used by your Dwarves to carry alcohol or water while hunt A single job creates three flasks, waterskins or vials.

...use filled vials to store drinks.{{bug|3116}} A single job creates three flasks, waterskins or vials. ...doesn't freeze in low temperatures. Soldiers can be ordered to fill their flasks from their specific squad menu.

===Flasks=== ...Glass flasks are called '''vials''', and are made in a [[glass furnace]]. Flasks will be used by soldiers and hunters, allowing them to transport water or b

: You can also use the View Items in Buildings command {{k|t}} to mark the Flasks for {{k|d}}umping to remove the clutter (0.31.06). ~mk ...me thing, except I used coke instead of charcoal, and got 3 gypsum plaster flasks.

* [[Flask]]s allow your dwarves to carry water and alcohol. (Leather flasks are called [[waterskin]]s, glass ones are called [[vial]]s.) ==Flasks==

* [[Flask]]s allow your dwarves to carry water and alcohol. (Leather flasks are called [[waterskin]]s, glass ones are called [[vial]]s.) ==Flasks==

flasks Flasks/Waterskins

...urniture > Type > Bins || No || 10 || || Items, Jugs, Flasks || Finished Goods > Type > Flasks || No || || 3 || Alcohol, Water<br />Vials: Extracts⁴

Flasks/Waterskins flasks

* Flasks and backpacks for everyone ...sure to make a quiver! This is also a good time to be making backpacks and flasks for each of your military dwarves.

...urniture > Type > Bins || No || 3000 || || Items, Jugs, Flasks || Finished Goods > Type > Flasks || No || || 180 || Alcohol, Water<br />Vials: Extracts<sup>4</sup

...re > Type > Bins|furniture=n|solidcap=60000|liquidcap=|stores=Items, Jugs, Flasks|graphic=[[File:bin_sprite.png]]|stone=n|wood=y|glass=n|metal=y|cloth=n|leat ...ntainer=[[Flask]]<br/>Vial<br/>Waterskin|stockpile=Finished Goods > Type > Flasks|furniture=n|solidcap=|liquidcap=1800|stores=Alcohol, Water<br/>Vials: Extra

...re > Type > Bins|furniture=n|solidcap=60000|liquidcap=|stores=Items, Jugs, Flasks|stone=n|wood=y|glass=n|metal=y|cloth=n|leather=n|ceramic=n ...ntainer=[[Flask]]<br/>Vial<br/>Waterskin|stockpile=Finished Goods > Type > Flasks|furniture=n|solidcap=|liquidcap=1800|stores=Alcohol, Water<br/>Vials: Extra

* [[Flask]]s allow your dwarves to carry water and alcohol. (Leather flasks are called [[waterskin]]s, glass ones are called [[vial]]s.)

...atrol will not eat or drink from their backpacks and flasks. Backpacks and flasks are more to shorten break times than to eat in the field. If there are no o

...[[squad]]s handle rations - [[food]] and [[drink]] stored in backpacks and flasks - and [[alcohol]] can now be stored as a [[drink]] option. * Also flasks, waterskins, quivers and backpacks.

...fts (of random types), depending on the skill of the metalcrafter. Making flasks or goblets always produces 3 items. Making coins produces a single stack o

...ways turns into three mugs. (This is true of wineskins, cups, goblets, and flasks, too.) If mugs are too dull, make [[craft]]s instead. Crafts are randomized

| FLASKS | Use flasks for drinking. Dwarves should seek to have a full flask on their person at a

'''Flasks''' are containers designed for holding liquids. They can be made of [[metal All types of flasks are produced in sets of 3, similarly to [[goblet]]s.

* [[Flask]]s allow your dwarves to carry water and alcohol. (Leather flasks are called [[waterskin]]s, glass ones are called [[vial]]s.)

...fts (of random types), depending on the skill of the metalcrafter. Making flasks or goblets always produces 3 items. Making coins produces a single stack o

'''Flasks''' are containers designed for holding liquids. They can be made of [[metal All types of flasks are produced in sets of 3, similarly to [[goblet]]s.

...fts (of random types), depending on the skill of the metalcrafter. Making flasks or goblets always produces 3 items. Making coins produces a single stack o

...item is an image of two clouds in Limonite. On the item is an image of flasks in Magnetite.

...dead animal task. Requires a living caged animal, a glass [[vial]] (metal flasks will not work), and a dwarf with the [[trapping]] labor enabled.

For all non-weapon-grade metals, flasks and goblets are the optimum trade goods. The best choice for furniture is p

...dead animal task. Requires a living caged animal, a glass [[vial]] (metal flasks will not work), and a dwarf with the [[Animal dissector|small animal dissec

...drink, and are unable to drink [[booze]] or use [[Well|wells]] or [[Flask|flasks]]. If they have tags for dietary requirements, such as {{token|GRAZER}}, {{

...not come with portable pillows, cannot munch on rations or take swigs from flasks as they can to relieve hunger and thirst, the need to sleep is the primary

..., anvils, siege engine parts, armor, helms, pants, gloves, shoes, shields, flasks, goblets, instruments, toys, animal traps, buckets, ammo, backpacks, quiver

...dead animal task, requiring a living caged animal, a glass [[vial]] (metal flasks will not work), and a dwarf with the [[Animal dissector|small animal dissec

...ce, each bag of sand resulting in 3 vials. Vials have the same function as flasks and waterskins, and can also hold extracts.

For all non-weapon-grade metals, flasks and goblets are the optimum trade goods. The best choice for furniture is p

...that some items are always produced in twos (gauntlets, boots) or threes (flasks, goblets), or (in the case of ammo) stacks of 25 at a time, or (for coins)

...dead animal task, requiring a living caged animal, a glass [[vial]] (metal flasks will not work), and a dwarf with the [[Animal dissector|small animal dissec

...not come with portable pillows, cannot munch on rations or take swigs from flasks as they can to relieve hunger and thirst, the need to sleep is the primary

* stopped non-transparent waterskins/flasks from being colored by contents

...not come with portable pillows, cannot munch on rations or take swigs from flasks as they can to relieve hunger and thirst, the need to sleep is the primary

...ce, each bag of sand resulting in 3 vials. Vials have the same function as flasks and waterskins, and can also hold extracts.

...dead animal task. Requires a living caged animal, a glass [[vial]] (metal flasks will not work), and a dwarf with the [[Animal dissector|small animal dissec

..., anvils, siege engine parts, armor, helms, pants, gloves, shoes, shields, flasks, goblets, instruments, toys, animal traps, buckets, ammo, backpacks, quiver

For all non-weapon-grade metals, flasks and goblets are the optimum trade goods. The best choice for furniture is p

...dead animal task. Requires a living caged animal, a glass [[vial]] (metal flasks will not work), and a dwarf with the [[Animal dissector|small animal dissec

...drink, and are unable to drink [[booze]] or use [[Well|wells]] or [[Flask|flasks]]. If they have tags for dietary requirements, such as {{token|GRAZER}}, {{

...that some items are always produced in twos (gauntlets, boots) or threes (flasks, goblets), or (in the case of ammo) stacks of 25 at a time, or (for coins)

...hirsty, check that the remaining stocks are actually in barrels and not in flasks being carried around. You may find that your civilian dwarves are suffering

...the vial itself). A glass vial is required because, for some reason, metal flasks will not be used.

...ers take 10 space, most crafts (figurines, scepters, crowns, skull totems, flasks, goblets, instruments, and toys) take 5, large gems take 3, amulets and bra

...drink, and are unable to drink [[booze]] or use [[Well|wells]] or [[Flask|flasks]]. If they have tags for dietary requirements, such as [[Grazer|[GRAZER]]],

...ce, each bag of sand resulting in 3 vials. Vials have the same function as flasks and waterskins, and can also hold extracts.

Flasks/Waterskins

Flasks/Waterskins