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==Cages and Chains== | ==Cages and Chains== | ||
− | Designate a new Dungeon by going to {{k|z}}ones, select Dungeon, and then highlight the area of your future dungeon/prison. Once designated, The {{k|j}}ustice > Fortress guard screen will show you how many | + | Designate a new Dungeon by going to {{k|z}}ones, select Dungeon, and then highlight the area of your future dungeon/prison. Once designated, The {{k|j}}ustice > Fortress guard screen will show you how many metal cages and chains are available in the dungeon. |
− | + | It is also strongly recommended to use chains, not cages, for imprisonment: dwarves on chains are still free to move one step in any direction, allowing them to keep themselves fed and hydrated when food and booze stockpiles or wells are placed adjacent to the chain. Dwarves in cages are entirely dependent on the assistance of others. | |
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==Happiness management== | ==Happiness management== |