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*The third, and most reliable, method requires a {{L|brewer}}, a {{L|still}}, and a working {{L|farm plot}}. Most {{L|crops}} can be brewed into valuable alcohol.
 
*The third, and most reliable, method requires a {{L|brewer}}, a {{L|still}}, and a working {{L|farm plot}}. Most {{L|crops}} can be brewed into valuable alcohol.
  
==Consequences of a Sober fortress==
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==Consequences of a Sober Fortress==
  
If your dwarves are sober over a longer periode of time, they will begin to work slower.
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As dwarves are highly dependent on alcohol, a lack of booze over a prolonged period of time will result in a slow-down in almost every aspect of them. For this reason, a steady supply of alcohol is highly recommended for any attempts at a productive fort.

Revision as of 16:57, 5 April 2010

This article is about an older version of DF.

Alcohol is the favored drink of Template:L, without which they become Template:L.

Acquiring Alcohol for your Dwarves

There are three methods of acquiring alcohol, only two of which may be done after one has embarked.

Consequences of a Sober Fortress

As dwarves are highly dependent on alcohol, a lack of booze over a prolonged period of time will result in a slow-down in almost every aspect of them. For this reason, a steady supply of alcohol is highly recommended for any attempts at a productive fort.