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...hey need, possibly even items they can't otherwise acquire for themselves. Trade can make up for the lack of [[Industry|industries]] you neglected or don't '''Trader''' is the generic term used at your [[trade depot]] to refer to your fortress representative (usually your [[broker]],

You have no agreements with this land. Trade Agreement (Exports to

...ar and skills at [[embark]], since neglected items can be obtained through trade later. '''Trader''' is the term used at your [[trade depot]] to refer to your fortress representative when dealing with merchant

TRADE trade

...lls for the expedition party, because items can always be obtained through trade later. '''Trader''' is the term used at your [[trade depot]] to refer to your fortress representative when dealing with merchant

TRADE trade

...lls for the expedition party, because items can always be obtained through trade later. '''Trader''' is the term used at your Trade Depot to refer to your fortress [[Broker]] when dealing with merchants in a

...m in selecting starting gear, because items can always be obtained through trade later, e.g. one can drop the expensive [[anvil]] to bring 500 extra units o A '''Trader''' is the term used at your Trade Depot to refer to your fortress Broker when dealing with merchants in a vis

Trade Depot Let's trade.

Trade Depot Let's trade.

'''Trade agreements''' are made with the [[dwarf|dwarven]] and [[human]] [[civilization]] by me ...highlight the civilization you wish to view, enter, and tab until the two agreements are displayed. Enter again on either to view.

...n token|[RESPONSIBILITY:TRADE]]], you will also be able to establish trade agreements with other civilizations. ...highlight the civilization you wish to view, enter, and tab until the two agreements are displayed. Enter again on either to view.

...n token|[RESPONSIBILITY:TRADE]]], you will also be able to establish trade agreements with other civilizations. ...highlight the civilization you wish to view, enter, and tab until the two agreements are displayed. Enter again on either to view.

'''Trade agreements''' are made with the [[dwarf|dwarven]] and [[human]] [[civilization]] by me ...highlight the civilization you wish to view, enter, and tab until the two agreements are displayed. Enter again on either to view.

...founded under your control, but out of the playable view, providing local trade and a further population pool for warfare and other endeavors. The scope is ...its, uniforms and symbols. Workshops/etc. in towns related to professions, trade and resources.

...f|dwarven]] [[noble]] responsible for coordinating [[Trade agreement|trade agreements]] with the capital. Once your fortress becomes the mountainhome, the liaiso ...obligated to trade any of those items). Also to note, after you make trade agreements they can be viewed in the civ screen. If you have satisfied the requirement

...f|dwarven]] [[noble]] responsible for coordinating [[Trade agreement|trade agreements]] with the capital. Once your fortress becomes the mountainhome, the liaiso ...obligated to trade any of those items). Also to note, after you make trade agreements they can be viewed in the civ screen. If you have satisfied the requirement

...s ultimately based on math. Between any two civilizations, there will be a Trade Desire number and an Attack Desire number, each starting at zero and going Trade Desire determines whether a civilization will send you a Caravan and also h

'''Trade agreements''' are made with [[dwarf|dwarven]] and [[human]] [[civilization]]s, by meet ...highlight the civilization you wish to view, enter, and tab until the two agreements are displayed. Enter again on either to view.

...s ultimately based on math. Between any two civilizations, there will be a Trade Desire number and an Attack Desire number, each starting at zero and going Trade Desire determines whether a civilization will send you a Caravan, and for D

==Trade depot== To trade with a caravan you need a [[trade depot]] in a place that has a clear path to the edge of your site's map. T

...vilizations generally trade in [[Death]] and [[Fun]]. You can peruse trade agreements with the arrow keys and {{k|Enter}}. ...er to press {{k|Tab}} to View Agreements. You press {{k|Enter}} and select agreements with arrow keys. The screen does not highlight the selected agreement, but

...container rather than to equip them. You must convince your companions to trade away any containers (pouches, quivers, backpacks, etc.) as well as the equi ...offering just a few items, keep trying again with a little more until the trade is accepted. After trading, you will find the stuff you gave on the floor a

...container rather than to equip them. You must convince your companions to trade away any containers (pouches, quivers, backpacks, etc.) as well as the equi ...offering just a few items, keep trying again with a little more until the trade is accepted. After trading, you will find the stuff you gave on the floor a

[[File:Goblin agreements.png|thumb|right|Trading is a serious business.]] === Trade agreements with enemies ===

[[File:Goblin agreements.png|thumb|right|Trading is a serious business.]] === Trade agreements with Goblins and Kobolds ===

[[File:Goblin agreements.png|thumb|right|Trading is a serious business.]] === Trade agreements with Goblins ===

...gotiate [[trade]] agreements once you have a [[Broker]]. Once you have a [[Trade minister]], the guild representative can be replaced by the [[merchant baro ...dies, you will ''never'' get a new one in order to establish further trade agreements; however, the upgraded versions will take over once you have the appropriat

...dies, you will ''never'' get a new one in order to establish further trade agreements. The meeting can take place independent of [[Trade|trading]] sessions - although the guild representative and traders arrive t

...plomacy]] between other entities, which can result in global networks of [[trade]], the sharing of [[knowledge]], and conflicts due to disagreements, which ...vilizations generally trade in [[death]] and [[fun]]. You can peruse trade agreements with the arrow keys and {{k|Enter}}. [More information is needed about the

...in electing a creature: an accomplished comedian is more qualified for the TRADE responsibility than a skilled appraiser. A creature may be elected to multi ...level. Crucially, it does not visit foreign settlements, but the civ-level TRADE position does the exact same thing in its position.

...plomacy]] between other entities, which can result in global networks of [[trade]], the sharing of [[knowledge]], and conflicts due to disagreements, which ...vilizations generally trade in [[death]] and [[fun]]. You can peruse trade agreements with the arrow keys and {{k|Enter}}. [More information is needed about the

...in electing a creature: an accomplished comedian is more qualified for the TRADE responsibility than a skilled appraiser. A creature may be elected to multi ...level. Crucially, it does not visit foreign settlements, but the civ-level TRADE position does the exact same thing in its position. They arrive the same ti

...important if you want to be a bard. After starting conversation, you can trade, take quests, ask for the location of someone or something, ask the listene ...ve to be anyone who actually works there), you can use {{K|k}} to {{DFtext|Trade}} with them.

| Found on outpost liaison. Position will make trade agreements with the civilisation's colonies. | Found on diplomat. Will make various types of agreements when visiting - tree cutting quotas (for Elves) or simply "such a nice plac

...important if you want to be a bard. After starting conversation, you can trade, take quests, ask for the location of someone or something, ask the listene ...p/down arrow keys to scroll through the lists. Once done, press {{K|t}} to trade. After trading, you will find the stuff you gave on the floor at your feet,

.... Position will live in the civilization capital and travels to make trade agreements with its colonies. | Found on diplomat. Position negotiates special agreements such as tree cutting quotas.

...through the information, including viewing diplomatic relations and trade agreements you have negotiated with your [[Liaison]]. === Trade Depot ===

This section covers advanced goods for the betterment of one's own fortress. Trade goods are covered below, in Dwarven economics. ...e a legendary leatherworker. Excess leather armor can always be sold as a trade good, so there's no excuse not to make a big surplus of it. A full suit of

* See item values during [[trade]] * Enable trade agreements

Trade agreements should work properly.<br /> * fixed problems with how trade agreements were processed

An unhappy diplomat will naturally prevent you from creating agreements and ending hostilities, however it is not currently known what other effect ...r own dwarven civilization sends an [[outpost liaison]] to negotiate trade agreements with your fortress (assuming your fortress is not the mountainhome).

'''Trade agreements''' are made with [[dwarf|dwarven]] and [[human]] [[civilization]]s, by meet ...ing a civilization and pressing {{k|Tab}} will allow you to view a list of agreements, but in this version you cannot view their details.

An unhappy diplomat will naturally prevent you from creating agreements and ending hostilities, however it is not currently known what other effect ...r own dwarven civilization sends an [[outpost liaison]] to negotiate trade agreements with your fortress (assuming your fortress is not the mountainhome).

...est, any trade agreements, import and export summaries, and any diplomatic agreements (such as tree-felling quotas, to appease elves).

...est, any trade agreements, import and export summaries, and any diplomatic agreements (such as tree-felling quotas, to appease elves).

...visits your fortress along with each [[Trade|caravan]] to establish trade agreements; in addition, once your fortress reaches certain requirements, the outpost ...ds the dwarven civilization particularly desires (you are not obligated to trade any of those items).

* fixed problem causing trade animals to have trade flags prematurely removed * made caravans bring proper animals following trade agreements

...founded under your control, but out of the playable view, providing local trade and a further population pool for warfare and other endeavors. The scope is ...its, uniforms and symbols. Workshops/etc. in towns related to professions, trade and resources.

...to see items that are inside buildings, such as [[workshop|workshops]], [[Trade depot|depots]], and [[trap|traps]]. ...g {{key|Tab}} lets you check total exports and imports, and standing trade agreements.

...to see items that are inside buildings, such as [[workshop|workshops]], [[Trade depot|depots]], and [[trap|traps]]. ...g {{key|Tab}} lets you check total exports and imports, and standing trade agreements.

...founded under your control, but out of the playable view, providing local trade and a further population pool for warfare and other endeavors. The scope is ...its, uniforms and symbols. Workshops/etc. in towns related to professions, trade and resources.

...to see items that are inside buildings, such as [[workshop|workshops]], [[Trade depot|depots]], and [[trap|traps]]. ...g {{key|Tab}} lets you check total exports and imports, and standing trade agreements.

...those massive piles of [[rock]]s. A few [[bin]]s of [[quality|well-made]] trade goods are usually sufficient to buy any vital supplies from the first [[car ...available types of crafts. [[noble|Mandates]] and [[trade|liaison export agreements]] can request specific craft types and it may take a few craft jobs before

...d is used to see items that are inside buildings, such as [[workshop]]s, [[Trade depot|depots]], and [[trap]]s. ...g {{key|Tab}} lets you check total exports and imports, and standing trade agreements.

...t them vent, and to meet with the dwarven [[liaison]] in order to set up a trade agreement. Also, the expedition leader is needed for you to be able to app # The broker will do the [[trade|trading]] with [[caravan]]s. The most important skill for this job is [[ju

...ds the dwarven civilization particularly desires (you are not obligated to trade any of those items). If you have satisfied the requirements for becoming a An unhappy liaison will naturally prevent you from creating trade agreements, however it is not currently known what other effects this has on relations

*{{key|T}} '''Trade depot''' ...g {{key|Tab}} lets you check total exports and imports, and standing trade agreements.

...om milkable animals domesticated by a [[civilization]] can be ordered in [[trade agreement]]s with that civilization. Each barrel of milk brought by a [[car If your [[trade depot]] is outdoors in freezing weather, any barrels of milk (or [[lye]]) b

Lye can be ordered in [[trade agreement]]s. Each barrel of lye brought by a [[caravan]] contains 10 units ...k just the barrel for dumping, and its contents will go with it. If your [[trade depot]] is outdoors in freezing weather, frozen lye barrels (along with [[m

Lye can be ordered in [[trade agreement]]s. Each barrel of lye brought by a [[caravan]] contains 10 units If your [[trade depot]] is outdoors in freezing weather, frozen lye (or [[milk#Dwarven_ice_

* made items that aren't yours safe from rot if they are in the trade depot * fixed problem that caused strange results from leather and cloth trade agreements

...om milkable animals domesticated by a [[civilization]] can be ordered in [[trade agreement]]s with that civilization. Each barrel of milk brought by a [[car If your [[trade depot]] is outdoors in freezing weather, any barrels of milk (or [[lye]]) b

...ral houses and [[shop]]s, and a tavern. They are primarily interested in [[trade]], and generally send large [[caravan]]s in [[Calendar|summer]]. ...ue weapons, and will usually negotiate to pay more for them in their trade agreements.

...lue in the below table, and multiply it by the percentage offered in any [[trade agreement]]s you have active. Produce the type of armor with the highest re

...ccepted and a candidate nominated, the liaison(s) will not negotiate trade agreements. ...this may be due to a glitch, which affects some games, requiring that the trade caravan depart before meeting with the liaison in order to get the barony o

...in. Silver weapons can be useful [[trade]] goods, as caravans often strike agreements to pay a premium on weapons. Silver cannot be used to make [[armor]].

...ve visits from a dwarven [[liaison]] (and so can no longer negotiate trade agreements with the dwarven caravans), nor can it give goods to dwarven caravans as of

...ccepted and a candidate nominated, the liaison(s) will not negotiate trade agreements. The promotion screen (see example below) displays only the names and title

...right there in the throne room. Watch as your fortress wins valuable trade agreements at the table, securing the future for your great dwarven civilization. No g

...ve visits from a dwarven [[liaison]] (and so can no longer negotiate trade agreements with the dwarven caravans), nor can it give goods to dwarven caravans as of

...right there in the throne room. Watch as your fortress wins valuable trade agreements at the table, securing the future for your great dwarven civilization. No g

...ccepted and a candidate nominated, the liaison(s) will not negotiate trade agreements. The promotion screen (see example below) displays only the names and title

...It may only take a single diplomat's death to start a war. Not keeping to agreements, clearcutting forests (in the case of elves), seizing whole caravans repeat If you start out at war with [[elves]] they won't send caravans and trade with you. Their civilization may (will?) also be missing from the Civ Scree

...guild representatives will meet with your [[broker]] to discuss [[trade]] agreements. The foreigner will follow the relevant [[dwarf]] around the [[fortress]]