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| − | + | Cages are used in {{L|cage trap}}s, {{L|jail}}s, and zoos, {{L|pit}}s and aquariums. | |
A glass cage is called a terrarium or, if filled with water for holding {{L|Captured live fish|captured}} live {{L|fish}}, an aquarium. | A glass cage is called a terrarium or, if filled with water for holding {{L|Captured live fish|captured}} live {{L|fish}}, an aquarium. | ||
| − | + | ==Building and using a cage== | |
| − | + | Cages can be built via {k|b} - {k|j}. | |
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| + | ===Creature containment=== | ||
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| + | To assign creatures to a cage, press {k|q} and move the cursor over the cage. Use {k|+} and {k|-} to scroll up and down the list of creatures, and {k|Enter} to assign them to the cage. | ||
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| + | Multiple creatures can be assigned to the same cage with no penalty. It is completely possible to fit hundreds of {{L|dog|puppies}} in a cage with dozens of {{L|blind cave ogre}}s with no ill effects, leading some players to conclude that cages include some sort of hidden "cage space" that allows infinitely tight packing of creatures. | ||
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| + | There is no particular labor for releasing creatures in cages. Any available dwarf will perform the job, so beware of pitting untamed or hostile creatures with a weak dwarf. For more information, see {{L|captured creatures}}. | ||
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| + | ===Prisons=== | ||
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| + | To set a cage as a {{L|jail}}, {{k|q}}uery the cage, designate it as a {{k|r}}oom, and then set it to be used for {{k|j}}ustice. | ||
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| + | Dwarves in cages must be fed by other dwarves. | ||
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Cages are used in Template:Ls, Template:Ls, and zoos, Template:Ls and aquariums.
A glass cage is called a terrarium or, if filled with water for holding Template:L live Template:L, an aquarium.
Building and using a cage
Cages can be built via {k|b} - {k|j}.
Creature containment
To assign creatures to a cage, press {k|q} and move the cursor over the cage. Use {k|+} and {k|-} to scroll up and down the list of creatures, and {k|Enter} to assign them to the cage.
Multiple creatures can be assigned to the same cage with no penalty. It is completely possible to fit hundreds of Template:L in a cage with dozens of Template:Ls with no ill effects, leading some players to conclude that cages include some sort of hidden "cage space" that allows infinitely tight packing of creatures.
There is no particular labor for releasing creatures in cages. Any available dwarf will perform the job, so beware of pitting untamed or hostile creatures with a weak dwarf. For more information, see Template:L.
Prisons
To set a cage as a Template:L, query the cage, designate it as a room, and then set it to be used for justice.
Dwarves in cages must be fed by other dwarves.
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