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| + | On Adventure Mode, fat is a portable liquid, though in it's current state, it is hardly usable. When fat is placed in a burning heat, (usually when placed in the fire that surrounds a burning tree/plant) it eventually becomes grease, which is then drinkable for a short while after before it cools back down into fat. (You sometimes may notice a pool of grease being left behind from someone who was burning.) Though given the usual weight of fat, you might be better off using other liquids. | ||
Revision as of 19:47, 29 April 2012
| This article is about an older version of DF. |
Fat is obtained by butchering an animal. Most animals have a layer of fat between skin and muscle.
It can be rendered into tallow in a kitchen. Tallow is used in the production of soap or can be cooked into meals.
Previously a whole stack of fat was processed per job. Now each process fat job processes a single item from the stack, not the entire stack.
Fat may go rancid if left unprocessed for too long.
When a character is burning, the fat is usually the first thing to go.
Adventure Mode Use
On Adventure Mode, fat is a portable liquid, though in it's current state, it is hardly usable. When fat is placed in a burning heat, (usually when placed in the fire that surrounds a burning tree/plant) it eventually becomes grease, which is then drinkable for a short while after before it cools back down into fat. (You sometimes may notice a pool of grease being left behind from someone who was burning.) Though given the usual weight of fat, you might be better off using other liquids.