Jewelry - Revision history

Bjh21: Fixed link target

2024-12-02T17:53:33Z

Fixed link target

Bjh21: Possible materials, based on a perusal of the work orders available in 50.13

2024-12-02T17:35:22Z

Possible materials, based on a perusal of the work orders available in 50.13

Quietust at 14:25, 29 November 2024

2024-11-29T14:25:08Z

142.126.120.87: Elven civilizations consider making trophies from sapient creatures to be Unthinkable. Should probably be replaced by something else.

2024-09-28T18:24:08Z

Elven civilizations consider making trophies from sapient creatures to be Unthinkable. Should probably be replaced by something else.

Silverwing235 at 14:42, 28 September 2024

2024-09-28T14:42:29Z

Silverwing235: /* Adventurer mode */ case issues

2024-09-28T14:33:08Z

Adventurer mode: case issues

Silverwing235: /* Trophies */

2024-09-28T14:26:04Z

Trophies

Silverwing235 at 11:26, 28 September 2024

2024-09-28T11:26:04Z

Silverwing235 at 11:24, 28 September 2024

2024-09-28T11:24:42Z

Silverwing235: attempt to cite Anon's reference

2024-09-28T11:21:49Z

attempt to cite Anon's reference

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 {{Quality|Superior}}
 {{av}}
-[[File:jewelry_sprites_preview.png|right]][[Finished goods#Craft|Crafts]] that can be worn are considered '''jewelry''', these include amulets, crowns, bracelets, earrings and rings. Jewelry can provide [[armor|protection]] from damage, but does so rarely, as the coverage is minimal. Wearing jewelry does not interfere with wearing other items. [[Dwarf|Dwarves]] who wear [[Quality|high-quality]] jewelry may get happy thoughts from "putting on an exceptional/masterwork item" or from "making a satisfying acquisition".  Most jewelry can be made from [[metal]], [[bone]], [[cloth]], [[horn]], [[ivory]], [[leather]], [[rock]], [[shell]], or [[wood]].  [[Pearl]] could also be used if it existed.
+[[File:jewelry_sprites_preview.png|right]][[Finished goods#Crafts|Crafts]] that can be worn are considered '''jewelry''', these include amulets, crowns, bracelets, earrings and rings. Jewelry can provide [[armor|protection]] from damage, but does so rarely, as the coverage is minimal. Wearing jewelry does not interfere with wearing other items. [[Dwarf|Dwarves]] who wear [[Quality|high-quality]] jewelry may get happy thoughts from "putting on an exceptional/masterwork item" or from "making a satisfying acquisition".  Most jewelry can be made from [[metal]], [[bone]], [[cloth]], [[horn]], [[ivory]], [[leather]], [[rock]], [[shell]], or [[wood]].  [[Pearl]] could also be used if it existed.
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 {{Quality|Superior}}
 {{av}}
-[[File:jewelry_sprites_preview.png|right]][[Finished goods#Craft|Crafts]] that can be worn are considered '''jewelry''', these include amulets, crowns, bracelets, earrings and rings. Jewelry can provide [[armor|protection]] from damage, but does so rarely, as the coverage is minimal. Wearing jewelry does not interfere with wearing other items. [[Dwarf|Dwarves]] who wear [[Quality|high-quality]] jewelry may get happy thoughts from "putting on an exceptional/masterwork item" or from "making a satisfying acquisition".
+[[File:jewelry_sprites_preview.png|right]][[Finished goods#Craft|Crafts]] that can be worn are considered '''jewelry''', these include amulets, crowns, bracelets, earrings and rings. Jewelry can provide [[armor|protection]] from damage, but does so rarely, as the coverage is minimal. Wearing jewelry does not interfere with wearing other items. [[Dwarf|Dwarves]] who wear [[Quality|high-quality]] jewelry may get happy thoughts from "putting on an exceptional/masterwork item" or from "making a satisfying acquisition".  Most jewelry can be made from [[metal]], [[bone]], [[cloth]], [[horn]], [[ivory]], [[leather]], [[rock]], [[shell]], or [[wood]].  [[Pearl]] could also be used if it existed.
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 ===Crowns===
-[[File:crown_sprite.png]] / {{Tile|µ|7:1}} Crowns are worn on the head as a [[Armor#Layers|cover layer]] item. Unlike other jewelry, a crown provides 20 [[Armor#Coverage|coverage]], so has a chance to deflect attacks directed at the head (as evidenced [[:File:Crown+Helm Combat Report.png|here]]). Unfortunately, crowns also conflict with helms. Dwarves can somehow wear multiple crowns at once, with the highest reported count being at least forty-seven crowns.
+[[File:crown_sprite.png]] / {{Tile|µ|7:1}} Crowns are worn on the head as a [[Armor#Layers|cover layer]] item. Unlike other jewelry, a crown provides 20 [[Armor#Coverage|coverage]], so has a chance to deflect attacks directed at the head (as evidenced [[:File:Crown+Helm Combat Report.png|here]]). Unfortunately, crowns also conflict with helms. Dwarves can somehow wear multiple crowns at once, with the highest reported count being at least forty-seven crowns.  Crowns cannot be made from cloth or leather.
 ===Bracelets===
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 ===Rings===
-[[File:ring_sprite.png]] / {{Tile|ö|7:1}} Rings can be worn on the fingers and toes. Rings will be put first on the right thumb; then on the left thumb; then on the right index finger; then on the left index finger; and so on. Once all the fingers have a ring, rings will be put on the toes, starting with the first right toe; then first left toe; etc.;  looping until each digit has eleven rings for a total of 220 rings.
+[[File:ring_sprite.png]] / {{Tile|ö|7:1}} Rings can be worn on the fingers and toes. Rings will be put first on the right thumb; then on the left thumb; then on the right index finger; then on the left index finger; and so on. Once all the fingers have a ring, rings will be put on the toes, starting with the first right toe; then first left toe; etc.;  looping until each digit has eleven rings for a total of 220 rings.  Rings cannot be made from cloth or leather.
 ==Trophies==

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 ===Crowns===
-[[File:crown_sprite.png]] / {{Tile|µ|7:1}} Crowns are worn on the head as a [[DF2014:Armor#Layers|cover layer]] item. Unlike other jewelry, a crown provides 20 [[DF2014:Armor#Coverage|coverage]], so has a chance to deflect attacks directed at the head (as evidenced [[:File:Crown+Helm Combat Report.png|here]]). Unfortunately, crowns also conflict with helms. Dwarves can somehow wear multiple crowns at once, with the highest reported count being at least forty-seven crowns.
+[[File:crown_sprite.png]] / {{Tile|µ|7:1}} Crowns are worn on the head as a [[Armor#Layers|cover layer]] item. Unlike other jewelry, a crown provides 20 [[Armor#Coverage|coverage]], so has a chance to deflect attacks directed at the head (as evidenced [[:File:Crown+Helm Combat Report.png|here]]). Unfortunately, crowns also conflict with helms. Dwarves can somehow wear multiple crowns at once, with the highest reported count being at least forty-seven crowns.
 ===Bracelets===

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 ==Trophies==
-Sometimes, during [[world generation]], when one [[historical figure]] kills another, that figure will be wearing a piece of jewelry made from the remains of its victim when you encounter it in [[adventurer mode]] or [[fortress mode]]. For example, the goblin general leading invaders to attack your fortress might be wearing a +dwarf tooth ring+ from the hapless dwarven soldier they struck down fifty years ago. Or, while adventuring in adventure mode, you may meet an elf wearing a -human hair crown- from the peasant they killed and ate over a century ago during a war over the eating of sapient creatures. The trophy behavior is controlled by an [[ethics]] tag in the entity raws. You may have migrants or guests with equipped trophies.
+Sometimes, during [[world generation]], when one [[historical figure]] kills another, that figure will be wearing a piece of jewelry made from the remains of its victim when you encounter it in [[adventurer mode]] or [[fortress mode]]. For example, the goblin general leading invaders to attack your fortress might be wearing a +dwarf tooth ring+ from the hapless dwarven soldier they struck down fifty years ago. The trophy behavior is controlled by an [[ethics]] tag in the entity raws. You may have migrants or guests with equipped trophies.
 ==Adventurer mode==

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 <!-- Reference: JRR Tolkien's The Silmarilion, edited by Christopher Tolkien --->
 There is a small chance during [[world generation]] for an [[Angel]] to disguise itself as an [[Elf]], after which the disguised angel will persuade an elf with legendary [[metalcrafting]] skill to create seven [[gold]] Rings, that will then be distributed to seven [[dwarf]] monarchs. Allegedly, these seven rings are what cause fortresses to mine deep enough to breach the [[Underworld]] in an ever-growing need for wealth. It is unknown why the angel does this.
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