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It doesn't help that I have no DF time...Wait, I go now? just got a message about that. Am I correct in this assumption?Yup. GWG got angry at people being impatient and gave up his turn. you're next in line.
That's something else.Get to the bottom of it as fast as you can. There might be a weapon at the bottom.Protip #1: You win when you've dug up all the green cotton candy. Dig it all up!Its blue.
There's Haloween in America. I don't think it originated, though, so it depends on how you define "American holiday."When is Halloween anyway?I don't think it's an American holiday...
(Not an American)
Anyway, the 31st of October.
* create a small stockpile that accepts only diorite near a mason shopEasiest, most reliable option.
* make sure it has at least one wheelbarrow assigned, which is default, and that you craft a wheelbarrow
* query the stockpile and set it to "give" to the mason
now they are linked and mason will work only with those stones.
The tricks are getting magma and filling the minecart with it.You only have to haul 2 minecarts to fuel a workshop, 3 to be safe. If you declare 2 or 3 routes then they'll be hauled simulteniously. That's pretty much free magma workshops.Can the dwarves just haul some magma in a minecart, as they do with ordinary stuff when the path is disrupted?
Yes, they can. I think that you cannot pour the lava out without a track stop though.
Wait, so I can make a short track going into magma and out to fill a minecart. Then have a dwarf haul the minecart full of magma up to the surface rather than carving a long-arse winding ramp track to the surface? Then just make another track with a stop to dump the magma where I want it?
Yes, I have just tested this. Nevertheless a magma-filled cart is heavy, so the hauling takes forever (edit: maybe it's possible to use wheelbarrows for that?) The investment in tracks probably repays itself very quickly.
Yup.The second--the first would be a goblin civ with dwarves in it.
It seems like your Dwarven Civ was once conquered by Goblins and thereby put a Goblin as king.
OR..
Perhaps the Dwarven civ adopted a Goblin, and somehow he rose to position as king?
I would check the legends if I were you.
I seriously suggest we all make our own kindoms and submit them to a GM who combines them all. We vote on the outcome and !bam! we gotta make in about 5 days.Sounds okay. Heck, I can make a good map...
