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| − | A '''festival''' is a [[ | + | A '''festival''' is a [[world gen]]-only event that can be looked up in [[Legends]] mode. Their main purpose at this point is to provide something interesting and interconnecting for the various artists to do, such as [[poet]]s, [[dancer]]s, or [[instrument]]alists. The festivals that rise to the level of importance required for legends mode tracking are established as part of a fair in large markets with multiple trade partners, for religious purposes in temple cities, or to commemorate specific events such as the slaying of a dragon or the ascension of a law-giver. The game looks at the [[values]] and [[ethics]] of the civilization and the overall purpose of the occasion to come up with the schedule of events -- performances, competitions (from art to various races to wrestling, etc.), processions and ceremonies, with various little details. Some examples include candle processions, poetry recitals, foot races or throwing competitions. |
Revision as of 15:42, 5 December 2019
v50.14 · v0.47.05 This article is about the current version of DF.Note that some content may still need to be updated. |
A festival is a world gen-only event that can be looked up in Legends mode. Their main purpose at this point is to provide something interesting and interconnecting for the various artists to do, such as poets, dancers, or instrumentalists. The festivals that rise to the level of importance required for legends mode tracking are established as part of a fair in large markets with multiple trade partners, for religious purposes in temple cities, or to commemorate specific events such as the slaying of a dragon or the ascension of a law-giver. The game looks at the values and ethics of the civilization and the overall purpose of the occasion to come up with the schedule of events -- performances, competitions (from art to various races to wrestling, etc.), processions and ceremonies, with various little details. Some examples include candle processions, poetry recitals, foot races or throwing competitions.