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The link currently points to the military skill which says "All squad leaders (Militia commander, Militia captains, the Captain of the guard and the Hammerer) will learn it slowly". AFAIK the expedition leader isn't a squad leader! :S [[User:AnnanFay|AnnanFay]] | The link currently points to the military skill which says "All squad leaders (Militia commander, Militia captains, the Captain of the guard and the Hammerer) will learn it slowly". AFAIK the expedition leader isn't a squad leader! :S [[User:AnnanFay|AnnanFay]] | ||
| + | :Until there's someone with a higher authority in your fort, the dwarven liason will meet with your expedition leader to discuss your situation in the fall. I assume that's what it means to convey. --[[User:Timrem|Timrem]] 14:25, 7 April 2012 (UTC) | ||
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Expedition Leaders are leaders?
What exactly does this mean? Does DF treat "leaders" differently than normal nobles?
The link currently points to the military skill which says "All squad leaders (Militia commander, Militia captains, the Captain of the guard and the Hammerer) will learn it slowly". AFAIK the expedition leader isn't a squad leader! :S AnnanFay
- Until there's someone with a higher authority in your fort, the dwarven liason will meet with your expedition leader to discuss your situation in the fall. I assume that's what it means to convey. --Timrem 14:25, 7 April 2012 (UTC)