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Circumstances can evoke a wide range of emotions, both negative and positive, affecting Dwarves [[stress]] levels. Different dwarves have differing responses to the same circumstance due to their personalities. Recent emotion/circumstance pairs are listed in the [[Thoughts and Preferences]] screen. Different thoughts can have different strengths, depending on time elapsed and dwarven personality. This thought strength is then divided by the numbers given in the table.
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Circumstances can evoke a wide range of emotions, both negative and positive, affecting Dwarves [[stress]] levels. Different dwarves have differing responses to the same circumstance due to their [[personalities]]. Recent emotion/circumstance pairs are listed in the [[Thoughts and Preferences]] screen. Different thoughts can have different strengths, depending on time elapsed and dwarven personality. This thought strength is then divided by the numbers given in the table.
  
 
Note that positive thoughts have a ''negative'' number, as they ''reduce'' stress. Numbers closer to 1 or -1 have the strongest effect on stress.
 
Note that positive thoughts have a ''negative'' number, as they ''reduce'' stress. Numbers closer to 1 or -1 have the strongest effect on stress.

Revision as of 21:14, 29 January 2022

This article is about the current version of DF.
Note that some content may still need to be updated.


Circumstances can evoke a wide range of emotions, both negative and positive, affecting Dwarves stress levels. Different dwarves have differing responses to the same circumstance due to their personalities. Recent emotion/circumstance pairs are listed in the Thoughts and Preferences screen. Different thoughts can have different strengths, depending on time elapsed and dwarven personality. This thought strength is then divided by the numbers given in the table.

Note that positive thoughts have a negative number, as they reduce stress. Numbers closer to 1 or -1 have the strongest effect on stress.

List of the current 130 emotions:

ID Emotion Divider
-1 Anything 0
0 Acceptance -8
1 Adoration -1
2 Affection -2
3 Agitation 4
4 Aggravation 4
5 Agony 1
6 Alarm 4
7 Alienation 8
8 Amazement 0
9 Ambivalence 0
10 Amusement -4
11 Anger 2
12 Angst 1
13 Anguish 1
14 Annoyance 8
16 Anxiety 4
17 Apathy 0
19 Arousal -8
20 Astonishment 0
22 Aversion 4
23 Awe 0
24 Bitterness 2
25 Bliss -1
26 Boredom 8
27 Caring -2
29 Confusion 8
30 Contempt 4
31 Contentment -8
34 Defeat 2
35 Dejection 4
36 Delight -1
39 Despair 1
40 Disappointment 8
41 Disgust 4
42 Disillusionment 8
43 Dislike 8
44 Dismay 2
45 Displeasure 8
46 Distress 2
47 Doubt 8
49 Eagerness -4
51 Elation -2
52 Embarrassment 8
53 Empathy -2
54 Emptiness 4
55 Enjoyment -8
57 Enthusiasm -8
59 Euphoria -1
60 Exasperation 8
61 Excitement -2
62 Exhilaration -2
63 Expectancy -8
64 Fear 1
65 Ferocity 2
66 Fondness -8
67 Freedom -4
68 Fright 2
69 Frustration 8
71 Gaiety -2
73 Glee -2
74 Gloom 4
75 Glumness 8
76 Gratitude -4
78 Grief 2
79 Grim Satisfaction 0
80 Grouchiness 8
81 Grumpiness 8
82 Guilt 4
83 Happiness -2
84 Hatred 2
86 Hope -2
87 Hopelessness 2
88 Horror 1
90 Humiliation 4
95 Insult 4
96 Interest -8
97 Irritation 8
98 Isolation 4
100 Jolliness -4
101 Joviality -2
102 Joy -1
103 Jubilation -1
105 Loathing 2
106 Loneliness 4
108 Love -1
110 Lust -8
112 Misery 1
113 Mortification 2
115 Nervousness 8
116 Nostalgia -8
117 Optimism -4
118 Outrage 2
119 Panic 1
120 Patience -8
121 Passion -2
122 Pessimism 8
124 Pleasure -4
125 Pride -4
126 Rage 1
127 Rapture -1
128 Rejection 4
129 Relief -2
130 Regret 8
131 Remorse 4
132 Repentance -2
133 Resentment 8
135 Righteous Indignation 8
136 Sadness 4
137 Satisfaction -8
139 Self Pity 8
141 Servile 0
142 Shaken 1
143 Shame 4
144 Shock 1
149 Suspicion 8
150 Sympathy -8
151 Tenderness -2
153 Terror 1
154 Thrill -2
156 Triumph -2
157 Uneasiness 8
158 Unhappiness 4
159 Vengefulness 4
161 Wonder -8
162 Worry 8
163 Wrath 1
164 Zeal -4
168 Restless 8
169 Admiration -8

A total of 180 emotions are defined within the code, but only 130 of them are actually used. The "strength" denotes the effect the emotion has on a dwarf's stress levels - negative numbers reduce stress, while positive numbers increase it.