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40d:Leather works

2007-11-05T20:05:31Z

Uzgrok:

{{workshop|name=Leather Works|key=e|job=Leatherworking
|construction=
1 of
* [[Block]]
* [[Stone]]
* [[Wood]]
|construction_job=
* [[Leatherworking]]
|use=
* [[Leather]]
|production=
* [[Leather]] [[Armor]]
* [[Leather]] [[Quiver]]
* [[Leather]] [[Bag]]
* etc.
}}

The ''Leather Works'' is a [[workshop]] which produces leather items out of tanned hides made from the [[Tannery]].

{{Buildings}}
[[Category:Workshops]]

40d:Leather works

2007-11-05T20:05:06Z

Uzgrok: New page: {{workshop|name=Leather Works|key=e|job=Leatherworking |construction= 1 of * Block * Stone * Wood |construction_job= * Leatherworking |use= * Leather |production= * [[L...

{{workshop|name=Leather Works|key=e|job=Leatherworking
|construction=
1 of
* [[Block]]
* [[Stone]]
* [[Wood]]
|construction_job=
* [[Leatherworking]]
|use=
* [[Leather]]
|production=
* [[Leather]] [[Armor]]
* [[Leather]] [[Quiver]]
* [[Leather]] [[Bag]]
* etc.
}}

The ""Leather Works"" is a [[workshop]] which produces leather items out of tanned hides made from the [[Tannery]].

{{Buildings}}
[[Category:Workshops]]

Leatherworks

2007-11-05T20:04:45Z

Uzgrok:

See [[Leather Works]]

Leatherworks

2007-11-05T20:04:26Z

Uzgrok: Removing all content from page

Leatherworks

2007-11-05T20:02:08Z

Uzgrok: New page: {{workshop|name=Leatherworks|key=t|job=Leatherworking |construction= 1 of * Block * Stone * Wood |construction_job= * Leatherworking |use= * Leather |production= * [[Le...

{{workshop|name=Leatherworks|key=t|job=Leatherworking
|construction=
1 of
* [[Block]]
* [[Stone]]
* [[Wood]]
|construction_job=
* [[Leatherworking]]
|use=
* [[Leather]]
|production=
* [[Leather]] [[Armor]]
* [[Leather]] [[Quiver]]
* [[Leather]] [[Bag]]
* etc.
}}

The ""Leather Works"" is a [[workshop]] which produces leather items out of tanned hides made from the [[Tannery]].

{{Buildings}}
[[Category:Workshops]]

40d:Rhesus macaque

2007-11-05T19:57:42Z

Uzgrok:

A fairly weak creature, a macaque is a small monkey. They generally come in packs of 3-4 to raid your outdoor food storages. Occasionaly they are brave enough to actually attack dwarves, but any sign of harm will send them packing. If you find yourself drowning in ""Rhesus Macaques"", you may want to draft a few [[war dogs]]. They are faster, stronger, and tougher than the monkeys. One war dog can run down and obliterate up to five monkeys at once. Enjoy your -Rhesus Macaque biscuits-.

{{Creatures}}
[[Category:Animals]]

40d:Rhesus macaque

2007-11-05T19:57:08Z

Uzgrok:

A fairly weak creature, a macaque is a small monkey. They generally come in packs of 3-4 to raid your outdoor food storages. Occasionaly they are brave enough to actually attack dwarves, but any sign of harm will send them packing. If you find yourself drowning in ""Rhesus Macaques", you may want to draft a few [[war dogs]]. They are faster, stronger, and tougher than the monkeys. One war dog can run down and obliterate up to five monkeys at once. Enjoy your -Rhesus Macaque biscuits-.

{{Creatures}}
[[Category:Animals]]

40d:Cage

2007-11-05T19:53:12Z

Uzgrok:

A '''Cage''' is a holding device. Cages cannot be made of [[stone]], but can be made of [[wood]] and [[metal]]. A cage made of glass is called a terrarium. Cages can hold an unlimited number of [[animals]] at once. Placing animals in a cage can reduce lag and reduce [[traffic]] in your hallways.

The cage can be used in a few ways:

* A [[jail]], where you designate its location to be used for [[justice]], and a [[sherrif]] will detain any unruly dwarves.
* Animal restraining device, where you simply plant it and allocate any animals you want in it. Particularily handy for keeping track of mating animals. Just throw all the animals of one type in a cage and let them sit. Soon stray deer fawns will be all over your fortress
** This is also how you go about making a makeshift [[zoo]] for [[trapped]] animals.
* A [[Traps#Cage_Trap|cage trap]] needs a cage as one of its components.

40d:Sand

2007-11-05T19:38:34Z

Uzgrok:

'''Sand''' is a naturally occuring granular material comprised of small bits of [[rock]] and minerals. There are many different colors of sand, including yellow, red, and black, though there is no difference between them aside from their appearance.{{ver|0.27.169.33a}} It typically appears in [[desert]]s and along [[ocean]] beaches, but is occasionally found in other [[biome]]s as well.

== Sand in Fortress Mode ==

Sand is used in the production of [[glass]] at a [[glass furnace]]. Dwarves use [[bag]]s to collect sand from [[activity zone]]s that have sand collection enabled. There is no way to manufacture sand, and it cannot be imported.{{ver|0.27.169.33a}}. To get bags of sand for your fortress, queue up a [[Leather]] [[Bag]] task at a [[Leather Works]]. While that [[bag]] is being made, press i at the main menu to bring up the [[activity zone]] designation screen. Find some sand on your map and draw the zone over it. Once this zone is constructed make sure to turn it into a sand collection zone. My map was a forest with no sand to be found. Luckily, my dwarves had come through a desert on the way to the settling area and there was sand around where my caravan had stopped. Next, construct a [[Glass Furnace]].You cannot do the collect sand task without a [[Glass Furnace]] to activate the task at. Once the building is constructed and your [[bag]] is finished, queue up a task and you should be set.

40d:Lignite

2007-11-05T19:30:28Z

Uzgrok:

One of the two mineral sources of [[Fuel|fuel]]. Produces 2 coke for each unit of coal processed at the [[Smelter|smelter]]. However, this processing consumes a unit of [[Fuel|fuel]]. This leaves a net production of 1 [[Fuel|fuel]]. Turning Lignite into fuel requires a [[Bag]] of [[Sand]].

Found in veins in [[:Category:Sedimentary Stone Layers|sedimentary stone layers]].

==Raw Data==
*LIGNITE
*lignite
*ENVIRONMENT:SEDIMENTARY:VEIN:100
*SPEC_HEAT:409
*IGNITE_POINT:11440
*MELTING_POINT:NONE
*BOILING_POINT:16708
*SOLID_DENSITY:1346
[[Category:Economic Stone]]
[[Category:Sedimentary Stone Layers]]