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Maybe not -- training weapons are actually different items than their weaponized counterparts. You could simply remove training weapons from the RAWs (maybe? Not sure if they create any dependencies) and remove the ability of your dwarves to make wooden weapons at all, in which case the material specs of wood wouldn't matter even in Dwarf mode (but *damn* do you have a sharp looking bed!).

As I've seen on these forums -- What's the difference between an "Oaken Training Spear" and a "Oaken Spear"? A danger room full of corpses.

Find the "print screen" button on your keyboard. Usually it's to the right of F12.

Press the "print screen" button.

Open up paint (or some other, image altering program)

Paste.

Save picture (or crop if necessary).

Upload and post!

Well, we already knew artifact names were determined before they were successfully created (See: Possessed Dwarves)

Quote from: JacenHanLovesLegos on November 18, 2010, 09:28:41 am

He likes elves for their grace.

*Googles elven pole dancing*

Oohhh yeahhh.


Let him be, not everyone can be into short women with thick, soft chest hair!

Congratulations.



Your post is now the #1 google hit for "Elven pole dancing".

Quote from: veok on November 17, 2010, 09:37:46 pm

Where do flails fall on the scale of "Whips are tiny, super-sonic hammers"?

What do you mean by switch control?
As for equipping them, other than possibly grabbing a weapon/clothing by pulling it from an enemy and bashinf people with it, they will never equip anything. This makes markman much less useful than in fortress mode, because they never get more arrows.

I've heard that retiring in a village will get you new/better armor when you start again, but I don't know if this works with companions.

I beg your pardon? Did you perhaps quote the wrong post? Your answer doesn't make any sense to my question.

Ba-dump! Still looking into this. Still investigating weapons which use "biting". No luck yet.

I've got Lora Autumngold Bearded Head-Crusher of Rogues.

But wait, you cry, that's not funny -- that's an awesome name for a dwarf!


Ah, and that's the thing. The Bearded Head-Crusher of Rogues is a female elf peasant. Though she did crush a few heads.