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Okay, so I have a dwarf that is in a fey mood.

She wants (I am not sure the order): cut gems, plant cloth, and body parts.

She likes: horn silver, aluminum, sardonyx, turtle shell, the color indigo, bolts, shields, puzzleboxes, donkeys and chimpanzees.

I have cut sardonyx gems. I have rope reed cloth, more then I could ever need. I have skulls and ivory, but not horn.

Help?

Quote from: They Got Leader on February 13, 2011, 06:08:40 pm

Quote from: Mantonio on February 13, 2011, 06:01:13 pm

Quote from: Scaraban on February 13, 2011, 04:15:58 pm

Quote from: They Got Leader on February 13, 2011, 03:12:26 pm

Quote from: TheJackal on February 12, 2011, 06:25:04 pm

Not to be pedantic, but a granite boat can and will float if constructed properly. Remember your basic buoyancy, kids. If the boat is mostly hollow it will displace a greater volume than its granite material occupies. Thusly, it will float.

As for musical instruments made of stone, an ocarina can be carefully carved from stone and will sound just fine. Though different stone types will produce slightly different resonance and 'flavor' for the sound.

The boat was probably solid. Rock instruments do exist, I agree. But most aren't solid rock with nothing else... Besides, do dwarves even know HOW to play instruments?

depending on your mods yes or no

Metal boats float, don't they. It's the same principle with stone toy boats.

And I don't see how stone instruments wouldn't work either. With string instruments I think only the frame itself is made out of stone. And with flutes and stuff, so? It still has the holes and such! Same principle as a metal instrument, just a little less shiny.

They do. But I mean, unskilled craft dwarves, I imagine, craft a solid boat. Or a solid instrument, and that was funny to me.

Aah right. Yeah, I can see that.

"Urist, what is this?"

"It's a viola Kivish, what does it look like? A good one too, made of Obsidian and everything!"

"Well, yes, but the strings-"

"Aye, what of them?"

"They're made of Obsidian as well..."

"Aye. What's your point?"

Exactly!!

Quote from: Scaraban on February 13, 2011, 04:15:58 pm

Quote from: They Got Leader on February 13, 2011, 03:12:26 pm

Quote from: TheJackal on February 12, 2011, 06:25:04 pm

Not to be pedantic, but a granite boat can and will float if constructed properly. Remember your basic buoyancy, kids. If the boat is mostly hollow it will displace a greater volume than its granite material occupies. Thusly, it will float.

As for musical instruments made of stone, an ocarina can be carefully carved from stone and will sound just fine. Though different stone types will produce slightly different resonance and 'flavor' for the sound.

The boat was probably solid. Rock instruments do exist, I agree. But most aren't solid rock with nothing else... Besides, do dwarves even know HOW to play instruments?

depending on your mods yes or no

Metal boats float, don't they. It's the same principle with stone toy boats.

And I don't see how stone instruments wouldn't work either. With string instruments I think only the frame itself is made out of stone. And with flutes and stuff, so? It still has the holes and such! Same principle as a metal instrument, just a little less shiny.

They do. But I mean, unskilled craft dwarves, I imagine, craft a solid boat. Or a solid instrument, and that was funny to me.

Is really productive to discuss about Armok?
Thou don't need to discuss of  Him, thou you ness to believe in Him.

It was a serious question. It is productive to know what other people think.

*Cough*OcarinaofTimebestZeldagame*cough*

In other news, make sure that you have undead creatures roaming outside the walls at night, a temple to the Triforce, and a stable brimming with horses in the middle of nowhere.

Oh, and a bunch oflegendary-swimmer dwarves (dwarfs?) as those funny water-peoples.

Seconded*cough*

They are the "Zora", IIRC

We are all Armok.

That's kinda what I was beginning to think, too.

He used this line:

[/img]http://img11.imageshack.us/f/undeaddemon.png/[/img]

And nothing appears. (Minus the / that appears in the front, that was to make the line appear)

Quote from: They Got Leader on February 13, 2011, 02:23:04 pm

Your first pic isn't popping up.

1. Right click "image"-->Copy URL
2. Open new tab
3. Paste URL into address bar

Then you can see it.

I know. I did, but when I open the spoiler, nothing appears. I quoted him, and copy-pasted the URL.