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Outside of armor, clothing and weapons, there are only four equippable or otherwise usable items in Dwarf Fortress.
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Outside of armor, clothing and weapons, there are only five equippable or otherwise usable items in Dwarf Fortress.
  
 
=Equipment=
 
=Equipment=
  
 
* Picks allow your dwarves to mine.
 
* Picks allow your dwarves to mine.
* [[Flask]]s allow your dwarves to carry water and alcohol.  (Leather flasks are called [[waterskin]]s, glass ones are called [[vial]]s.)
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* [[Flask]]s allow your dwarves to carry water and alcohol.  (Leather flasks are called [[Main:waterskin|waterskin]]s, glass ones are called [[Main:vial|vial]]s.)
 
* Backpacks allow your dwarves to carry rations.
 
* Backpacks allow your dwarves to carry rations.
 
* Quivers allow your dwarves to carry additional ammunition.
 
* Quivers allow your dwarves to carry additional ammunition.
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In [[fortress mode]], [[soldier]]s who are ordered to carry food (from the military menu) will equip a backpack to carry the rations in it, which saves them from going to a [[food]] [[stockpile]] whenever they are hungry. This does not mean that they will eat or drink while on duty, it only means that they will save time on their breaks. To prevent extreme hunger and thirst while dwarves are on an active schedule, you must lower the amount of soldiers required for a scheduled task, so that soldiers can be free to eat and drink.
 
In [[fortress mode]], [[soldier]]s who are ordered to carry food (from the military menu) will equip a backpack to carry the rations in it, which saves them from going to a [[food]] [[stockpile]] whenever they are hungry. This does not mean that they will eat or drink while on duty, it only means that they will save time on their breaks. To prevent extreme hunger and thirst while dwarves are on an active schedule, you must lower the amount of soldiers required for a scheduled task, so that soldiers can be free to eat and drink.
  
Note that inactive squads will still carry food in their backpacks, and will eat it as civilian when hungry.  You may wish to disable this, as while eating their rations saves on travel time, the dwarf will not receive any happy [[thoughts]] about their dining area.
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Note that inactive squads will carry still food in their backpacks, and will eat it as civilian when hungry.  You may wish to disable this, as while eating their rations saves on travel time, the dwarf will not receive any happy [[thoughts]] about their dining area.
  
 
Backpacks can be sewn from leather at the [[Leather works]].
 
Backpacks can be sewn from leather at the [[Leather works]].
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In [[adventurer mode]], a backpack is required if you want to carry more than you can hold in your hands. Any items taken from the ground will be automatically placed in the first backpack worn (unless a quiver is worn, which receives any arrow or bolt,) with no limit to amount or weight. A backpack can be filled with the {{k|put}} command up to limits too bizarre to be deciphered -- just fill it by taking from the ground, okay?
 
In [[adventurer mode]], a backpack is required if you want to carry more than you can hold in your hands. Any items taken from the ground will be automatically placed in the first backpack worn (unless a quiver is worn, which receives any arrow or bolt,) with no limit to amount or weight. A backpack can be filled with the {{k|put}} command up to limits too bizarre to be deciphered -- just fill it by taking from the ground, okay?
  
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[[Category:Items]]
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