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| − | '''Powder''' is any | + | '''Powder''' is any object stored in [[Container#Barrels, bins and bags|bags]] that is not a [[quarry bush|leaf]] or a [[seed]]. This category includes [[flour]], [[dye]], [[sugar]], [[sand]], and [[plaster]]. Powders are typically produced at a [[mill]]. Dwarves and humans will occasionally request powders, and you can request goods of this category too. Auto-generated [[titan]]s, [[forgotten beast]]s, and [[demon]]s can be made of any [[material]] in the game, and non-fleshy ones one property in common: when killed, they will only leave a pile of unusable powder of some sort behind for your dwarves to clean up. |
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