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To begin with, the whole inside/outside has to be replaced by burrows --[[User:Birthright|Birthright]] 00:44, 14 April 2010 (UTC)
 
To begin with, the whole inside/outside has to be replaced by burrows --[[User:Birthright|Birthright]] 00:44, 14 April 2010 (UTC)
 
:I replaced a lot of it. There were obviously still leftover inaccuracies, and I removed all the inside/outside stuff pertaining directly to the "stay inside" order, but I left a lot of it as a general strategy (since it ''is'' a good idea to keep dwarves inside or at least within your external fortifications during sieges and whatnot). Burrows are also rather ineffective when dealing with civilians since they all run to same spot, so trying to restrict them to your whole fort means editing the burrow every time you expand the fort itself; right now it's basically for the military. --[[User:Retro|Retro]] 01:34, 14 April 2010 (UTC)
 
:I replaced a lot of it. There were obviously still leftover inaccuracies, and I removed all the inside/outside stuff pertaining directly to the "stay inside" order, but I left a lot of it as a general strategy (since it ''is'' a good idea to keep dwarves inside or at least within your external fortifications during sieges and whatnot). Burrows are also rather ineffective when dealing with civilians since they all run to same spot, so trying to restrict them to your whole fort means editing the burrow every time you expand the fort itself; right now it's basically for the military. --[[User:Retro|Retro]] 01:34, 14 April 2010 (UTC)
 
== Drawbridges of Doom ==
 
 
Is building a drawbridge in the middle of a hall and repeatedly lowering it on enemies considered too much of an exploit to be put here?
 
 
DaS page maybe?
 
 
== Walking Though a Minefield ==
 
 
Will setting a route though a minefield work? Will all the dwarfs know the path or the newcomers will trigger the traps?
 
 
== Flooded Entrance Picture not Working ==
 
 
Someone please fix.
 
 
== Death Pit ==
 
 
I'm sorry. Really? Has nobody ever seen the movie 300? You take two retracting bridges, each maximum length, that form a 20 square long stretch of your entrance.
 
 
Pull a lever. The bridges retract, everything falls 10 z levels down the pit you dug, onto another set of bridges. Your dwarves loot the corpses.
 
 
Pull a second lever. The bottom set of bridges retracts, dropping the corpses / survivors into the caverns. GG.
 

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