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My dwarves are melting! When digging near warm stone for extended periods they seem to take damage from the ambient heat. Can anyone confirm this? I watched one dwarf go from roughly three yellow wounds to about ten, then he bled to death. Several other dwarves died in the same area over time, all with parts of their body marked as melted. | My dwarves are melting! When digging near warm stone for extended periods they seem to take damage from the ambient heat. Can anyone confirm this? I watched one dwarf go from roughly three yellow wounds to about ten, then he bled to death. Several other dwarves died in the same area over time, all with parts of their body marked as melted. | ||
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Latest revision as of 18:57, 11 October 2017
My dwarves are melting! When digging near warm stone for extended periods they seem to take damage from the ambient heat. Can anyone confirm this? I watched one dwarf go from roughly three yellow wounds to about ten, then he bled to death. Several other dwarves died in the same area over time, all with parts of their body marked as melted.
-Robohobbit