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| − | Goblets currently have no function except as a trade good (0.27. | + | '''Goblets''' currently have no function except as a [[trade]] good (0.27.176.38c) - [[dwarves]] will drink directly from a [[barrel]], [[bucket]], [[waterskin]] or [[water]] source. |
Goblets can be manufactured from [[metal]], [[glass]], [[rock]], or [[wood]]. Rock goblets are called mugs. Wooden goblets are called cups. Goblets will always produce 3 from 1 raw material, are worth the same as other crafts, and are thus a sensible choice for crafting. | Goblets can be manufactured from [[metal]], [[glass]], [[rock]], or [[wood]]. Rock goblets are called mugs. Wooden goblets are called cups. Goblets will always produce 3 from 1 raw material, are worth the same as other crafts, and are thus a sensible choice for crafting. | ||
Revision as of 11:17, 24 June 2008
Goblets currently have no function except as a trade good (0.27.176.38c) - dwarves will drink directly from a barrel, bucket, waterskin or water source. Goblets can be manufactured from metal, glass, rock, or wood. Rock goblets are called mugs. Wooden goblets are called cups. Goblets will always produce 3 from 1 raw material, are worth the same as other crafts, and are thus a sensible choice for crafting.