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| − | + | A [[map tile]] is considered '''subterranean''' if it is below natural rock or soil. Almost every tunnel [[digging|dug]] by your [[miner]]s will create ''subterranean'' tiles. The exception is channels dug from the surface; attaching a subterranean tile to ''evil'' [[light]] from the surface FOREVER makes the tile become part of the dreaded [[above ground]]. | |
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| + | ''Subterranean'' is the opposite term for [[above ground]]. The terms are used opposingly in dwarf fortress when viewing a tile using the {{Key|k}} look at menu. Subterranean can be combined with [[dark]] as well as [[inside]] and [[outside]], but ''not'' [[light]]. | ||
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| + | *''This article is deliberately overstated and theatrical.'' | ||
| + | *''If anyone knows how to make an [[above ground]] tile ''subterranean'', please tell us how.'' | ||