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Latest revision as of 00:40, 21 December 2022
This article was migrated from DF2014:Opal and may be inaccurate for the current version of DF (v50.14). See this page for more information. |
v50.14 · v0.47.05 This article is about the current version of DF.Note that some content may still need to be updated. |
- For the month, see Calendar.
Opal is a broad category of ornamental (low-value) and semi-precious (mid-value) gems. The exact gem will be one of a couple dozen specific types of opal, such as bandfire opal, pipe opal or pineapple opal. All opals in Dwarf Fortress are listed below.
"Opal" is also the name of the eleventh month of the dwarven calendar, covering mid-winter.
Rarity | Gem name | Value (×) | Color | Graphic | Found where | Found how |
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Ornamental | amber opal | 10 | ☼♦ | All stone | Small clusters | |
Ornamental | bone opal | 10 | ☼♦ | All stone | Small clusters | |
Ornamental | cherry opal | 10 | ☼♦ | All stone | Small clusters | |
Ornamental | gold opal | 10 | ☼♦ | All stone | Small clusters | |
Ornamental | jasper opal | 10 | ☼♦ | All stone | Small clusters | |
Ornamental | milk opal | 10 | ☼♦ | All stone | Small clusters | |
Ornamental | moss opal | 10 | ☼♦ | All stone | Small clusters | |
Ornamental | onyx opal | 10 | ☼♦ | All stone | Small clusters | |
Ornamental | pineapple opal | 10 | ☼♦ | All stone | Small clusters | |
Ornamental | pipe opal | 10 | ☼♦ | All stone | Small clusters | |
Ornamental | prase opal | 10 | ☼♦ | All stone | Small clusters | |
Ornamental | resin opal | 10 | ☼♦ | All stone | Small clusters | |
Ornamental | shell opal | 10 | ☼♦ | All stone | Small clusters | |
Ornamental | wax opal | 10 | ☼♦ | All stone | Small clusters | |
Ornamental | wood opal | 10 | ☼♦ | All stone | Small clusters | |
Semi-Precious | bandfire opal | 20 | ☼♦ | All stone | Small clusters | |
Semi-Precious | black opal | 30 | ☼♦ | All stone | Small clusters | |
Semi-Precious | claro opal | 20 | ☼♦ | All stone | Small clusters | |
Semi-Precious | crystal opal | 20 | ☼♦ | All stone | Small clusters | |
Semi-Precious | fire opal | 15 | ☼♦ | All stone | Small clusters | |
Semi-Precious | harlequin opal | 20 | ☼♦ | All stone | Small clusters | |
Semi-Precious | jelly opal | 15 | ☼♦ | All stone | Small clusters | |
Semi-Precious | levin opal | 20 | ☼♦ | All stone | Small clusters | |
Semi-Precious | pinfire opal | 20 | ☼♦ | All stone | Small clusters | |
Semi-Precious | precious fire opal | 20 | ☼♦ | All stone | Small clusters | |
Semi-Precious | red flash opal | 20 | ☼♦ | All stone | Small clusters | |
Semi-Precious | white opal | 20 | ☼♦ | All stone | Small clusters |