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* A {{L|temperature}} that isn't extremely hot or cold. | * A {{L|temperature}} that isn't extremely hot or cold. | ||
* A {{L|flux}} material. | * A {{L|flux}} material. | ||
| + | * A {{L|sedimentary layer}} to provide {{L|coal}} and {{L|iron}} ore. | ||
| + | ** Ideally, said sedimentary layer should also be a flux stone - {{L|chalk}}, {{L|dolomite}}, or {{L|limestone}}. | ||
* An area with an abundance of {{L|trees}}. | * An area with an abundance of {{L|trees}}. | ||
Revision as of 16:14, 9 September 2010
Searching for a good location for your fortress is extremely important. If you neglect this you may find your dwarves dying off from dehydration, starvation or the other dangers that lurk about.
An ideal location includes:
- A location that lacks an Template:L.
- A fresh water source like Template:L or Template:L.
- A Template:L that isn't extremely hot or cold.
- A Template:L material.
- A Template:L to provide Template:L and Template:L ore.
- Ideally, said sedimentary layer should also be a flux stone - Template:L, Template:L, or Template:L.
- An area with an abundance of Template:L.