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| − | Fire men seem to come out of the same places that imps do, but they are a little bolder and can go out | + | Fire men seem to come out of the same places that imps do, but they are a little bolder and can go out past the lava vent. They leave behind a block of [[ash]] when killed. |
| − | To stop fire men from attacking your dwarves build a moat around the lava vent. | + | To stop fire men from attacking your dwarves, build a moat around the lava vent. |
If you can, fill it with water from a river or a brook. Designating the moat as a pond should also work. | If you can, fill it with water from a river or a brook. Designating the moat as a pond should also work. | ||
| − | After you have made a moat the firemen should stop attacking. | + | After you have made a moat, the firemen should stop attacking. |
| − | To stop them from | + | To stop them from attacking your smiths is a little harder. |
* First dig a channel but do not let it fill with lava yet | * First dig a channel but do not let it fill with lava yet | ||
Revision as of 12:09, 17 February 2008
Fire men seem to come out of the same places that imps do, but they are a little bolder and can go out past the lava vent. They leave behind a block of ash when killed.
To stop fire men from attacking your dwarves, build a moat around the lava vent. If you can, fill it with water from a river or a brook. Designating the moat as a pond should also work.
After you have made a moat, the firemen should stop attacking.
To stop them from attacking your smiths is a little harder.
- First dig a channel but do not let it fill with lava yet
- Then put vertical steel bars as close to the entrance of the lava as you can (in the channel)
- Dig out the rest of the lava channel
- Then add walls to box in any lava squares that are before the steel bars.
- This stops the firemen from getting out before the steel bars.