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| − | + | Just as dwarves need [[food]] and [[drink]], dwarves will eventually become tired. This is denoted by the term '''drowsy''' or later, '''exhausted''' on the wound screen. The dwarf will also have a blinking gray arrow. | |
| − | Sleeping | + | Not all dwarves sleep at the same time, and dwarves don't sleep every day, but eventually all your dwarves will drop down. Sleeping dwarves will have their labor listed as '''sleep''', and they will be labeled '''unconscious''' on the wound screen. Dwarves receive a happy [[thought]] from sleeping in a bed, and from choosing when they sleep{{verify}}. In contrast, dwarves will receive an unhappy thought from sleeping on the floor, and from collapsing due to exhaustion. |
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| + | Sleeping will occur in any constructed bed, this includes beds which have been designated as bedrooms, dormitories, barracks, and hospitals. | ||
Revision as of 20:46, 7 May 2010
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Just as dwarves need food and drink, dwarves will eventually become tired. This is denoted by the term drowsy or later, exhausted on the wound screen. The dwarf will also have a blinking gray arrow.
Not all dwarves sleep at the same time, and dwarves don't sleep every day, but eventually all your dwarves will drop down. Sleeping dwarves will have their labor listed as sleep, and they will be labeled unconscious on the wound screen. Dwarves receive a happy thought from sleeping in a bed, and from choosing when they sleep[Verify]. In contrast, dwarves will receive an unhappy thought from sleeping on the floor, and from collapsing due to exhaustion.
Sleeping will occur in any constructed bed, this includes beds which have been designated as bedrooms, dormitories, barracks, and hospitals.