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− | In many fortresses, peasants are forced to remain unskilled laborers by only assigning them hauling tasks. Peasants can | + | In many fortresses, peasants are forced to remain unskilled laborers by only assigning them hauling tasks. Peasants can be used to exploit the strange mood system. By assigning a peasant a skill which requires significant cost to the fort to train (i.e. any of the smithing skills, or glassmaking if sand or fuel are scarce) until he reaches a level of novice, then un-assigning the skill, the next time a strange mood is assigned, the likelihood of a legendary laborer in the critical field is heightened. Due to skill rust, peasants assigned in this way to the "mood lottery" can be reassigned easily later on. |
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+ | Or you can simply use them to explore the [[caverns]], draft them into the military, or... [[Stupid dwarf trick|other things]]. | ||
{{Skills}} | {{Skills}} |