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− | :''This article is about exploring rock layers while digging through them; if you're looking for tips for exploring already | + | :''This article is about exploring rock layers while digging through them; if you're looking for tips for exploring already discovered [[caverns]], check [[Caverns#Methods of Exploration]]'' |
− | Once you've had enough [[Losing|fun]] to have a basic fortress working, it becomes necessary to dig down in search of ores, gems, water, etc. | + | Once you've had enough [[Losing|fun]] to have a basic fortress working, it becomes necessary to dig down in search of ores, gems, water, etc. Exploratory mining attempts to dig out as little as possible in order to see as much as is possible, using clever digging patterns. |
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