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An '''armor stand''' is used to hang {{L|armor}} on. Dwarves will currently hang unwearable pieces of armor that they acquire (mostly [[goblinite]]) on armor stands in their rooms but won't use them. It can be made of {{L|stone}}, {{L|glass}}, {{L|wood}}, or {{L|metal}}. | An '''armor stand''' is used to hang {{L|armor}} on. Dwarves will currently hang unwearable pieces of armor that they acquire (mostly [[goblinite]]) on armor stands in their rooms but won't use them. It can be made of {{L|stone}}, {{L|glass}}, {{L|wood}}, or {{L|metal}}. | ||
Revision as of 15:53, 30 September 2010
| This article is about an older version of DF. |
An armor stand is used to hang Template:L on. Dwarves will currently hang unwearable pieces of armor that they acquire (mostly goblinite) on armor stands in their rooms but won't use them. It can be made of Template:L, Template:L, Template:L, or Template:L.
As with the Template:L, they may be used for laying down an official Template:L. Outside of that, they will be largely for decoration and to appease Template:L.
It requires 3 metal bars to make an armor stand out of metal.
The "allowed items" and "allowed materials" settings do not serve any function, having been rendered obsolete by armor Template:Ls.
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