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| − | The Hammerer is a noble which arrives with the {{Baron}}. If your {{sheriff}} is busy, your {{jail}} is full, or a particularly heinous crime is comitted, the hammerer will deliver a series of hammerstrikes, most likely leading to death or serious injury for the criminal (most often a random metalsmith | + | The Hammerer is a noble which arrives with the {{L|Baron}}. If your {{L|sheriff}} is busy, your {{L|jail}} is full, or a particularly heinous crime is comitted, the hammerer will deliver a series of hammerstrikes, most likely leading to death or serious injury for the criminal (most often a random metalsmith who couldn't satisfy a noble's {{L|mandate}} for {{L|slade}} earrings). |
| − | It is recommended that you either injure your Hammerer to the point where he can't dispense his vigilante brand of Dwarven Justice, replace his hammer with a almost-harmless {{adamantine}} one, or trap him in a room and dump food down a hole for him to eat. Killing your Hammerer outright will lead to another one arriving later{{Verify}}. | + | It is recommended that you either injure your Hammerer to the point where he can't dispense his vigilante brand of Dwarven Justice, replace his hammer with a almost-harmless {{L|adamantine}} one, or trap him in a room and dump food down a hole for him to eat. Killing your Hammerer outright will lead to another one arriving later{{Verify}}. |
Notes in the dwarf entity {{RAWs}} suggest that ToadyOne plans on making the Hammerer's choice of {{weapon}} modifiable in the future. | Notes in the dwarf entity {{RAWs}} suggest that ToadyOne plans on making the Hammerer's choice of {{weapon}} modifiable in the future. | ||
Revision as of 12:45, 17 September 2010
| This article is about an older version of DF. |
| Room requirements | ||
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| Office | None | |
| Quarters | Modest Quarters | |
| Dining room | Dining Room | |
| Tomb | None | |
| Furniture requirements | ||
| Chests | 1 | |
| Cabinets | 1 | |
| Weapon racks | 1 | |
| Armor stands | 1 | |
| Other | ||
| Mandates | None | |
| Demands | None | |
| Arrival conditions | ||
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The Hammerer is a noble which arrives with the Template:L. If your Template:L is busy, your Template:L is full, or a particularly heinous crime is comitted, the hammerer will deliver a series of hammerstrikes, most likely leading to death or serious injury for the criminal (most often a random metalsmith who couldn't satisfy a noble's Template:L for Template:L earrings).
It is recommended that you either injure your Hammerer to the point where he can't dispense his vigilante brand of Dwarven Justice, replace his hammer with a almost-harmless Template:L one, or trap him in a room and dump food down a hole for him to eat. Killing your Hammerer outright will lead to another one arriving later[Verify].
Notes in the dwarf entity Template:RAWs suggest that ToadyOne plans on making the Hammerer's choice of Template:Weapon modifiable in the future.
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