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• v0.34:Tilesets
  '''Tilesets''' are images the game uses to display its graphics; each tile is used to show text and represent ...2:Tilesets|tilesets]]. They can significantly change the appearance of the game and make it easier for players to tell what is happening onscreen. While Ti
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• v0.31:Adventurer mode
  ...tress mode game. Note, though, that you can always save your fortress mode game, duplicate the save folder (copy ''regionX'' to ''regionX-copy'' or somethi ...eplay|ADVENTURE_TIER]] token is playable in adventure mode. In an unmodded game this means [[Dwarves]], [[Elves]], and [[Human|Humans]]. All three races ca
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• v0.34:Adventurer mode
  ...tress mode game. Note, though, that you can always save your fortress mode game, duplicate the save folder (copy ''regionX'' to ''regionX-copy'' or somethi ...eplay|ADVENTURE_TIER]] token is playable in adventure mode. In an unmodded game, this means [[Dwarves]], [[Elves]], and [[Human|Humans]]. All three races c
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• Frequently Asked Questions
  {{FAQ2-head|Game Basics}} {{FAQ2|Things to Do|What is the point of the game?}}
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• DF2014:Frequently Asked Questions
  {{FAQ2-head|Game Basics}} {{FAQ2|Things to Do|What is the point of the game?}}
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• 40d:Tilesets
  '''Tilesets''' are images the game uses to display its graphics; each tile is used to show text and represent ...|graphics sets]] are used to change the appearance of [[creatures]] in the game, such as dwarves and unicorns. These are usually designed to work together
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• 40d:Your first fortress
  ...n, buying [[skill]]s and items, and playing the first month or so. Setting game initialization options is covered in [[technical tricks]]. The advice here ...the ''Create New World Now!'' option is an easy way to get into your first game.
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• Adventurer mode gameplay
  The game makes frequent use of messages on the screen to tell you what is going on. === Saving the game ===
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• DF2014:Adventurer mode gameplay
  The game makes frequent use of messages on the screen to tell you what is going on. === Saving the game ===
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• v0.31:Tilesets
  '''Tilesets''' are images the game uses to display its graphics; each tile is used to show text and represent ...sets]] are used to change the appearance of [[creatures|creatures]] in the game, such as dwarves and unicorns. These are usually designed to work together
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• v0.34:Starting build
  :''This is not a tutorial, a FAQ, or a new players guide. This is a mildly advanced theoretical treatment fo :''For an explanation of the interface for starting out, see [[Embark]].''
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• v0.31:Starting build
  :''This is not a tutorial, a FAQ, or a new players guide. This is a mildly advanced theoretical treatment f :''For an explanation of the interface for starting out, see [[Embark]].''
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• 40d:Maximizing framerate
  ...ents|recommendations]]). The objective of this page is to help you reduce game lag, a crippling problem for many players. ...ing from wonders to utter failure; most notably, certain parts of the user interface are rather buggy, such as the selection of mechanisms to link to [[lever]]s
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• 40d:Macros and keymaps
  Playing Dwarf Fortress means lots of typing. Although the game has no internal macro/keymap system (except in alpha version 40d12), using ...ar. Both of these can be done at any time - even right in the middle of a game. AutoHotKey also allows for automated activation of scripts.
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• v0.31:Bentgirder
  == Starting the game == ...ka '''Bentgirder'''. A loading screen will appear, with the words "loading game..."
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• DF2014:Starting build
  :''This is not a tutorial, a FAQ, or a new player's guide. This is a mildly advanced theoretical treatment f :''For an explanation of the interface for starting out, see [[Embark]].''
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• Starting build
  :''This is not a tutorial, a FAQ, or a new player's guide. This is a mildly advanced theoretical treatment f :''For an explanation of the interface for starting out, see [[Embark]].''
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• 40d:Efficient gameplay
  ...o accomplish game tasks in fortress mode faster and with less effort. The interface of [[Dwarf Fortress]] is in alpha, but it - if you give it a little help - ...to scroll, then it will use {{K|*}} and {{K|/}} to scroll quickly. If an interface uses {{K|Up Arrow/8}} and {{K|Down Arrow/2}} to scroll, then it will use {{
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• v0.31:Controls guide
  This is a beginner's guide to Fortress Mode interface [[controls]]. This page assumes the default [[key binding|key bindings]]. ...nickname or profession title. (see also [[Technical tricks#The look of the game|Technical tricks]].)
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• 40d:Controls guide
  This is a beginner's guide to Fortress Mode interface [[controls]]. This page assumes the default [[key binding|key bindings]]. ...nickname or profession title. (see also [[Technical tricks#The look of the game|Technical tricks]].)
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