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Difference between revisions of "40d:Bauxite"
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| − | Bauxite is the only [[stone]], apart from [[Raw adamantine]], which is suitable for the construction of [[mechanism]]s to be used in [[floodgate]]s which will come into contact with [[magma]]. Unfortunately bauxite can be found only in sedimentary | + | Bauxite is the only [[stone]], apart from [[Raw adamantine]], which is suitable for the construction of [[mechanism]]s to be used in [[floodgate]]s which will come into contact with [[magma]]. Unfortunately bauxite can be found only in [[sedimentary layer]]s, which are rare around [[volcano]]es (but not near [[magma pipe]]s in general). However, you can usually trade for ''Bauxite stones'' with the Dwarven caravans (this is determined by availability in your home [[civilization]]). They're not expensive, and you should get enough to make bauxite mechanisms. You can also plan ahead and buy some before embarking, so long as the civilization that you embark from has bauxite. |
Be sure to keep your mason, mechanic and craftsdwarves away from bauxite until you want to turn them into mechanisms; best [[forbid]] them until you are ready. | Be sure to keep your mason, mechanic and craftsdwarves away from bauxite until you want to turn them into mechanisms; best [[forbid]] them until you are ready. | ||
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Bauxite is the only stone, apart from Raw adamantine, which is suitable for the construction of mechanisms to be used in floodgates which will come into contact with magma. Unfortunately bauxite can be found only in sedimentary layers, which are rare around volcanoes (but not near magma pipes in general). However, you can usually trade for Bauxite stones with the Dwarven caravans (this is determined by availability in your home civilization). They're not expensive, and you should get enough to make bauxite mechanisms. You can also plan ahead and buy some before embarking, so long as the civilization that you embark from has bauxite.
Be sure to keep your mason, mechanic and craftsdwarves away from bauxite until you want to turn them into mechanisms; best forbid them until you are ready.
Bauxite is the only stone that contains rubies or sapphires, found as small clusters.
While Bauxite is an aluminum ore in Real Life, the technology to extract aluminum from it does not exist in the game setting.