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• 40d:Cave-in
  ...rock; [[constructions]] will revert to their components, and not block the river at all. Want an underground forest but no underground river on the map? No problem, just drop the above-ground-forest a few z-levels an
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• On the origins of dwarves
  ...rians is the dwarven tendency to place these historical engravings 60 feet underground and surrounded by all manner of deadly traps, questionable architecture and ...thering water and are never seen again, at least in one piece. Worse than river carp are the popularly named “death pool carp” or carp that have become
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• v0.34:Tundra
  ...ground water sources. Unlike glaciers, they do not have a layer of ice. [[River]]s and other waterways do not exist in tundras, and will in fact stop immed ...ompletely. [[Mining|Channeling]] should fix this temporarily (although the river will freeze again eventually).
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• v0.34:Quickstart guide
  *A '''River''' if possible ...n also mine one z-level under a body of water (for example, mining under a river), but you will have to designate each tile individually because DF automati
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• 40d:Pregenerated worlds/0.28.181.39e
  ...es, some but you can grow them underground once you have found underground river. * '''Underground river''': Deep in north west corner.
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• 40d:Food guide
  ...ow. If you can't provide a safe place like a walled-in pool or underground river (assuming you cleared that one out first), being outside and near [[carp]] * If you don't have a river on your map but only murky pools, they may dry up in summer and never refil
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• Food guide
  ...ow. If you can't provide a safe place like a walled-in pool or underground river (assuming you cleared that one out first), being outside and near [[carp]] * If you don't have a river on your map but only murky pools, they may dry up in summer and never refil
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• v0.34:Embark
  ...water quickly evaporate, making finding a water supply more dangerous, as underground caves filled with hostile creatures may be the only supply of water. ...your wood needs. Also, at a certain point, trees can be farmed in muddied underground areas regardless of how barren the surface is.
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• 40d:Wood
  ...erground pool|cave pool]] or [[cave river]], certain (muddy/muddied) areas underground will spawn [[tower-cap]] mushrooms, which can also be harvested for wood. ...und pool]] or [[underground river]] then you can grow your own wood supply underground with [[tower-cap]]s.
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• DF2014:Embark
  ...water quickly evaporate, making finding a water supply more dangerous, as underground caves filled with hostile creatures may be the only supply of water. ...your wood needs. Also, at a certain point, trees can be farmed in muddied underground areas regardless of how barren the surface is.
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• v0.31:Trap design
  Have a river or any kind of chasm? Construct a floor over it (not a bridge), then build ~~ ~~ ~~ ~~░^^░~~ ~~ ~~ ~~ Nobody ever said that it had to end at the river banks.
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• v0.34:Animal person
  ...sed your dwarves. Frogmen, lizardmen, and snakemen emerged from [[23a:cave river|cave rivers]], and antmen, batmen, and ratmen would come out from [[23a:cha ..., [[40d:underground river|underground rivers]], and [[40d:Underground pool|underground pools]]. Cave swallowmen and olmmen were introduced. The first set of above
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• DF2014:Losing
  ====Underground life==== Underground life can be even more dangerous than surface life. Dig down to a cavern, an
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• Losing
  ====Underground life==== Underground life can be even more dangerous than surface life. Dig down to a cavern, an
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• v0.31:Dwarf fortress mode
  ...res that are significant, but which aren't biomes strictly speaking, are [[River]]s, [[Volcano]]es, and [[Cave]]s. ...the local map until you dig into them. There may also be other Fun things underground that you can't see. You will have to find these on your own, if they exist.
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• v0.31:Climate
  Any existing [[Murky pool]] will dry up immediately. [[River]]s are unaffected. If no river or [[ocean]] is available, it is hard to survive in this climate. Your only
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• Adventure mode quick start
  ...lizations. You will find these outcasts hiding in abandoned [[house]]s and underground cells. Unlike bandits, criminals are often considered productive members of * Drink fresh [[water]] directly from a [[river]], or fill your waterskin (or any other container; a [[backpack]], for exam
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• 23a:Farming
  ...needs to be muddy. You can get mud from the seasonal floodings of the cave river. An artificial flood by means of an irrigation system will have the same ef ...r, these shrubs and trees will primarily grow only to the west of the cave river, and will not grow for very far at all to the right.
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• DF2014:Climate
  | Any existing [[murky pool]] will dry up immediately. [[River]]s are unaffected. | If no river or [[ocean]] is available, it is hard to survive in this climate. Your only
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• 40d:Waterfall
  ...ound often in [[mountain]]s. To locate them in the region map, check for [[river]]s that cross tall [[cliff]]s. ...al floor tiles endlessly produce water, along with [[mist]] as long as the river is not blocked and allowed to fill completely.
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