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Calcium carbonate

2018-07-18T18:21:57Z

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[[Stone]]s which are classified as '''calcium carbonate''' materials can be used in the creation of [[quicklime]] at a [[kiln]]. All calcium carbonate stones are also classified as [[flux]], and all [[flux]] stones are [[calcium carbonate]] except for [[dolomite]].

The following stones fall under this reaction class:

:* {{Raw Tile|"|7:7:1}} {{Raw Tile|•|7:1}} [[Calcite]]
:* {{Raw Tile|░|7:7:1}} {{Raw Tile|•|7:1}} [[Chalk]]
:* {{Raw Tile|▓|7:7:1}} {{Raw Tile|•|7:1}} [[Limestone]]
:* {{Raw Tile|▓|7:7:1}} {{Raw Tile|•|7:1}} [[Marble]]

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Calcium carbonate

2018-07-18T18:21:46Z

Hrl:

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[[Stone]]s which are classified as '''calcium carbonate''' materials can be used in the creation of [[quicklime]] at a [[kiln]]. All calcium carbonate stones are also classified as [[flux]], and all [[flux]] stones are [calcium carbonate]] except for [[dolomite]].

The following stones fall under this reaction class:

:* {{Raw Tile|"|7:7:1}} {{Raw Tile|•|7:1}} [[Calcite]]
:* {{Raw Tile|░|7:7:1}} {{Raw Tile|•|7:1}} [[Chalk]]
:* {{Raw Tile|▓|7:7:1}} {{Raw Tile|•|7:1}} [[Limestone]]
:* {{Raw Tile|▓|7:7:1}} {{Raw Tile|•|7:1}} [[Marble]]

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Quicklime

2018-07-18T18:21:02Z

Hrl: sorry, reverted

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'''Quicklime''' is made from [[calcium carbonate]] stones at a [[kiln]] using the [[Furnace_operator|smelting]] labor. It can be processed into [[milk of lime]] at an [[ashery]], which is further used to create [[parchment]].

The reaction needs 1 [[calcium carbonate]] stone and 1 unit of [[fuel]] except when using a magma kiln. It also needs an [[Box|empty bag]].

Much like [[lead|certain]] [[cinnabar|other]] [[pitchblende|entertaining]] materials, quicklime does not pose any health hazard to your dwarves, and can't be weaponized for its [[Fun]] reaction with water.

Quicklime and [[Gypsum plaster]] are both stored under "Boxes and Bags" in furniture stockpiles, which makes them difficult to separate from empty bags. One workaround is to set up a kiln dedicated to producing quicklime and gypsum plaster, and a furniture stockpile set to take only from that kiln. Quicklime and gypsum plaster produced at this kiln will then be accepted only by the aforementioned stockpile, which can in turn serve as a feeder stockpile for a hospital (gypsum plaster) or ashery (quicklime). This approach will not remove existing or traded quicklime or gypsum plaster from circulation among your other "Boxes and Bags" stockpiles.

{{Translation| dwarven = bukèt-rômab | elvish = emi-quidole | goblin = slonân-xar | human = nelti-vuli}}

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Quicklime

2018-07-18T18:20:26Z

Hrl: Changed "calcium carbonate" to "flux", the accepted and common name.

{{Quality|Fine|13:05, 11 February 2016 (UTC)}}
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'''Quicklime''' is made from [[flux]] stones at a [[kiln]] using the [[Furnace_operator|smelting]] labor. It can be processed into [[milk of lime]] at an [[ashery]], which is further used to create [[parchment]].

The reaction needs 1 [[calcium carbonate]] stone and 1 unit of [[fuel]] except when using a magma kiln. It also needs an [[Box|empty bag]].

Much like [[lead|certain]] [[cinnabar|other]] [[pitchblende|entertaining]] materials, quicklime does not pose any health hazard to your dwarves, and can't be weaponized for its [[Fun]] reaction with water.

Quicklime and [[Gypsum plaster]] are both stored under "Boxes and Bags" in furniture stockpiles, which makes them difficult to separate from empty bags. One workaround is to set up a kiln dedicated to producing quicklime and gypsum plaster, and a furniture stockpile set to take only from that kiln. Quicklime and gypsum plaster produced at this kiln will then be accepted only by the aforementioned stockpile, which can in turn serve as a feeder stockpile for a hospital (gypsum plaster) or ashery (quicklime). This approach will not remove existing or traded quicklime or gypsum plaster from circulation among your other "Boxes and Bags" stockpiles.

{{Translation| dwarven = bukèt-rômab | elvish = emi-quidole | goblin = slonân-xar | human = nelti-vuli}}

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Drunk

2018-07-07T18:46:19Z

Hrl: Improved the D for Dwarf section

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[[File:GreatIdea.PNG|thumb|420px|A drunk wanting his share of glory.]]
[[File:MostlyJustDrink.PNG|thumb|420px|A drunk when inquired about his glorious profession.]]

'''Drunks''' are found in [[adventure mode]] often hanging out in drinking mounds in dwarven [[hillock]]s. They are usually [[dwarf|dwarves]] who spend much of their time consuming copious amounts of [[alcohol]]. They will join your adventurer no matter what as long as they can get a share of your [[Fun|glory]]. Drunks are prized for their ability to tie up large crowds of [[Creature|monster]]s and take the brunt of their [[Combat#Damage|attack]]s while the adventurer and his more skilled cohorts move in for precision strikes.

In technical terms, a drunk is one of the [[Unit type token#DRUNK|unit type tokens]].

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This is the normal state for [[Dwarf|dwarves]]. Whenever possible, dwarves will attempt to remain at least partially inebriated; being even the slightest bit tipsy can increase a dwarf's efficiency and productivity, and the effect appears to be directly proportional to the amount of alcohol consumed. Being sober for too long can induce periods of melancholy, self-reflection, and depression. Dwarves deprived of alcohol have reported remembering traumatic childhood events, such as the breaking of their first [[Finished goods|toy anvil]], their first encounter with [[miasma]], or the time Papa Urist was torn limb from limb by [[elephant]]s in the fortress foyer.

Most dwarves are not particularly choosy about the kind of hooch they ingest, but over time, some dwarves will begin to favor wine over beer; these dwarves are likely to one day rise to [[Nobles|nobility]], where snobbish behavior is expected and rewarded. Even dwarven nobles strive to remain as drunk as possible. Many is the merchant who has left a fortress with a [[Trading|trade agreement]] that was scrawled by a completely smashed [[baron]] whose speech was slurred so badly that no consonants were heard during the entire negotiation. In these situations, the dwarves tend to come out ahead, because there are very few merchants willing to deny a good bargain to a reeling, bearded maniac with more weapons than brain cells.