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| − | + | The only time ruins will appear on the map is when a [[Dwarf fortress mode]] fortress is abandoned {{version|0.34.07}}{{verify}}. These abandoned fortresses will appear as {{Raw Tile|μ|#808080|#000000}} on the fast travel map in [[Adventure mode]] and may be reclaimed using [[Reclaim fortress mode]]. | |
| − | Ruins may also appear when a civilization, which is at war with another civilization, does not [LIKES_SITE:x] the type of site that they have just taken over (and presumably slaughtered all the inhabitants). | + | Ruins may also appear when a civilization, which is at war with another civilization, does not [LIKES_SITE:x] the type of site that they have just taken over (and presumably slaughtered all the inhabitants){{verify}}. These sites may or may not be reclaimed by their parent civilization. This happens very infrequently in an un-modded game{{verify}}, since most civilizations do not fight wars during worldgen with anything other than the Elves{{verify}}, and this behavior happens mostly to Towns{{verify}}. |
See the [[Map legend]] for more information on map symbols. | See the [[Map legend]] for more information on map symbols. | ||
Revision as of 20:54, 24 April 2012
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The only time ruins will appear on the map is when a Dwarf fortress mode fortress is abandoned v0.34.07[Verify]. These abandoned fortresses will appear as μ on the fast travel map in Adventure mode and may be reclaimed using Reclaim fortress mode.
Ruins may also appear when a civilization, which is at war with another civilization, does not [LIKES_SITE:x] the type of site that they have just taken over (and presumably slaughtered all the inhabitants)[Verify]. These sites may or may not be reclaimed by their parent civilization. This happens very infrequently in an un-modded game[Verify], since most civilizations do not fight wars during worldgen with anything other than the Elves[Verify], and this behavior happens mostly to Towns[Verify].
See the Map legend for more information on map symbols.
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