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Occasionally the warning "'''Diplomacy stymied'''" can appear with the following message: | Occasionally the warning "'''Diplomacy stymied'''" can appear with the following message: | ||
::{{Gametext| A diplomat has left unhappy. |#CCC}} | ::{{Gametext| A diplomat has left unhappy. |#CCC}} | ||
| − | This can usually occur whenever a [[diplomat]] is threatened or cannot get a chance to speak to the dwarven mayor. | + | This can usually occur whenever a [[diplomat]] is threatened or cannot get a chance to speak to the dwarven mayor (can be due to strange mood). |
("To stymie" something is to prevent or stop it.) | ("To stymie" something is to prevent or stop it.) | ||
{{Errors FAQ}} | {{Errors FAQ}} | ||
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Occasionally the warning "Diplomacy stymied" can appear with the following message:
- A diplomat has left unhappy.
This can usually occur whenever a diplomat is threatened or cannot get a chance to speak to the dwarven mayor (can be due to strange mood).
("To stymie" something is to prevent or stop it.)