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Lead is a heavy, low-value [[metal]] found only in [[galena]]. It can be forged into furniture and Other Objects, like most metals, but its low value means it is a poor choice for personal objects.
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Lead is a heavy, low-value [[metal]] available only from [[galena]] [[ore]]. It can be forged into [[furniture]] and "other objects", like most metals, but its low value means it is a poor choice for personal objects while its high weight makes it a poor choice for anything portable.
  
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Since lead poisoning does not (yet) exist in Dwarf Fortress, making [[Barrel|barrels]] or [[Bin|bins]] out of lead is a perfectly viable use of the metal, although dwarves attempting to haul them may be slowed by the extreme weight of the lead. Lead is also semi-useful for decorating objects and training [[metal crafter|metal crafters]].
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Since lead poisoning does not (yet) exist in Dwarf Fortress, making [[barrel]]s and [[bin]]s out of lead is a perfectly viable use of the metal, although dwarves hauling them will be slowed by the extreme weight of the lead. Lead is also semi-useful for decorating objects and training [[metal crafter]]s.
  
 
Lead items (or items made of another heavy material) tend to stay close to their original position upon reclaim or arrival in adventure mode. So if you want to find the item easily, make it out of lead, or place it in a lead bin.
 
Lead items (or items made of another heavy material) tend to stay close to their original position upon reclaim or arrival in adventure mode. So if you want to find the item easily, make it out of lead, or place it in a lead bin.
  
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Lead is a component of [[lay pewter]].
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Lead is a component of the [[alloy]] [[lay pewter]].
  
 
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Lead is a heavy, low-value metal available only from galena ore. It can be forged into furniture and "other objects", like most metals, but its low value means it is a poor choice for personal objects while its high weight makes it a poor choice for anything portable.

Since lead poisoning does not (yet) exist in Dwarf Fortress, making barrels and bins out of lead is a perfectly viable use of the metal, although dwarves hauling them will be slowed by the extreme weight of the lead. Lead is also semi-useful for decorating objects and training metal crafters.

Lead items (or items made of another heavy material) tend to stay close to their original position upon reclaim or arrival in adventure mode. So if you want to find the item easily, make it out of lead, or place it in a lead bin.

Lead is a component of the alloy lay pewter.

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