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Latest revision as of 21:47, 13 January 2025
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A mead hall is a structure built by humans, serving as the seat of the local government for a town.
Mead halls are ostensibly built from wood (though a keen-eyed observer will note that they're actually made of Stone, as wooden constructions don't exist in this version) and are 2 floors tall - the bottom floor consists of a large open space containing 4 tables (each surrounded by 2 chairs) in the center and 5 beds along one wall, and a ramp in one corner leads up to a small overhang containing 2 sets of tables and chairs. The town's mayor can usually be found here and may offer quests when spoken to.
Mead halls appear to be rotated 90 degrees clockwise compared to later versions of Dwarf Fortress, but this is simply due to the game's camera itself being rotated in Adventurer mode - this is also what causes the door to appear as ═ instead of ║.
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