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Yes, [[dwarf|dwarves]] do have days off; sooner or later, all dwarves will go '''on break''' for some time.  There is nothing you can do to stop it happening, but at least it's less annoying than [[parties]]. A dwarf will still go on a break even if they hadn't been doing any work at the time anyway.
 
Yes, [[dwarf|dwarves]] do have days off; sooner or later, all dwarves will go '''on break''' for some time.  There is nothing you can do to stop it happening, but at least it's less annoying than [[parties]]. A dwarf will still go on a break even if they hadn't been doing any work at the time anyway.
  
Technically, a break is different from [[eat]]ing or [[Drink#Consumption|drinking]] or [[sleep]]ing - but the result is often the same - your dwarves leave their current activity (sometimes in mid-[[job]], dropping any materials where they stand) and walk to where they can take their "break", in whatever form. (See [[meeting area]].)
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Technically, a break is different from [[eat]]ing or [[Drink#Consumption|drinking]] or [[sleep]]ing - but the result is often the same - your dwarves leave their current activity (sometimes in mid-[[job]], dropping any materials where they stand) and walk to where they can take their "break", in whatever form.
  
 
==How to stop breaks==
 
==How to stop breaks==

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