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The {{k|b}}uild menu option {{k|c}}hair will allow you to place any throne/chair as a "seat", but only [[inside|indoors]]. | The {{k|b}}uild menu option {{k|c}}hair will allow you to place any throne/chair as a "seat", but only [[inside|indoors]]. | ||
| − | Seats, like [[table]]s, are an obvious part of [[dining room]]s -- Dining at a seat in a high-quality dining hall will give an (additional) happy [[thought]]. If a dwarf wants to eat, they will look for a free seat. If they don't find one, or one without a free table next to it, they will have an unhappy thought. Dwarves | + | Seats, like [[table]]s, are an obvious part of [[dining room]]s -- Dining at a seat in a high-quality dining hall will give an (additional) happy [[thought]]. If a dwarf wants to eat, they will look for a free seat. If they don't find one, or one without a free table next to it, they will have an unhappy thought. Dwarves don't like to share tables - they will get an unhappy [[thought]] if the table in front of them is being used by someone else. Having enough seats and tables and placing them in an unambiguous 1:1 pattern avoids these bad thoughts. Seats are also used to create [[office]]s (and throne rooms, essentially the same thing) for [[nobles]]. |
[[File:throne_preview.png|thumb|220px|center|Some call it the "pompous placement".]] | [[File:throne_preview.png|thumb|220px|center|Some call it the "pompous placement".]] | ||
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- For throne room, see Office.
A throne or chair is a piece of furniture that dwarves use in their daily routines once built as a seat (the generic term). A throne can be made from stone at a mason's workshop with masonry, 3 metal bars at a forge with blacksmithing, glass at a glass furnace with glassmaking, or from wood at a carpenter's workshop by a dwarf with the carpentry labor (where it's listed as a "chair"). The material has no effect on its functionality; all thrones work the same. Note that for an equal skill level, wood chairs are produced faster than rock thrones[Verify], though different materials have different final base value multipliers.
The build menu option chair will allow you to place any throne/chair as a "seat", but only indoors.
Seats, like tables, are an obvious part of dining rooms -- Dining at a seat in a high-quality dining hall will give an (additional) happy thought. If a dwarf wants to eat, they will look for a free seat. If they don't find one, or one without a free table next to it, they will have an unhappy thought. Dwarves don't like to share tables - they will get an unhappy thought if the table in front of them is being used by someone else. Having enough seats and tables and placing them in an unambiguous 1:1 pattern avoids these bad thoughts. Seats are also used to create offices (and throne rooms, essentially the same thing) for nobles.
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Altar • Animal trap • Armor stand • Bed • Box • Bucket • Cabinet • Cage • Coffin • Display case • Pedestal • Restraint • Seat • Slab • Statue • Table • Weapon rack |
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