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| − | The Stone Detailing labor is used with the [[Smooth]] and [[Engrave]] designations. For Smooth designations, the dwarf's skill level simply lowers the amount of time it takes to smooth each tile. Skill level is slightly more important for Engrave jobs, as engravings have [[quality]] | + | The Stone Detailing labor is used with the [[Smooth]] and [[Engrave]] designations. For Smooth designations, the dwarf's skill level simply lowers the amount of time it takes to smooth each tile. Skill level is slightly more important for Engrave jobs, as engravings have [[quality]] modifiers that affect both their [[architectural value]] and their affect on [[room value]]. As with any crafting job, higher-skilled dwarves both complete engravings faster and produce higher-quality engravings. |
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The Stone Detailing labor is used with the Smooth and Engrave designations. For Smooth designations, the dwarf's skill level simply lowers the amount of time it takes to smooth each tile. Skill level is slightly more important for Engrave jobs, as engravings have quality modifiers that affect both their architectural value and their affect on room value. As with any crafting job, higher-skilled dwarves both complete engravings faster and produce higher-quality engravings.