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==Training== | ==Training== | ||
− | + | One of the important parts of a military is to have dwarves with high physical [[attribute]]s and decent [[experience]] in [[combat skill]]s, and that requires training them up. See [[cross-training]] for suggestions on various attribute training plans. | |
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− | + | The [[danger room]] method is a quick and effective way of training [[shield user]], [[dodger]], and any [[weapon]] [[skill]]s. Another very effective way of training is sending the military to actively fight captured invaders or wildlife, especially with training weapons equipped so that the combat takes longer. Certain creatures, such as [[flesh ball]]s are more suitable for combat training than others. See [[mass pitting]]. | |
− | + | For further information on how to better improve your dwarves training, see [[training]]. | |
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===Daylight training room=== | ===Daylight training room=== |