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| − | '''Shapes''' are a particular type of | + | '''Shapes''' are a particular type of descriptor present within the game. They are used in the following areas: |
* [[Preference]]s - along with materials, creatures, and plants, dwarves can also like certain shapes. | * [[Preference]]s - along with materials, creatures, and plants, dwarves can also like certain shapes. | ||
| − | * [[Engraving]]s and | + | * [[Engraving]]s and [[decoration]]s - most simple images (not depicting historical events) will simply depict a shape, generally one of the ones preferred by the engraver. |
* Cut [[gem]]s - cut gems (and stones) can have a particular shape. [[Gizzard stone]]s are treated as a specific type of gem cut. | * Cut [[gem]]s - cut gems (and stones) can have a particular shape. [[Gizzard stone]]s are treated as a specific type of gem cut. | ||
[[ru:Shape]] | [[ru:Shape]] | ||
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Shapes are a particular type of descriptor present within the game. They are used in the following areas:
- Preferences - along with materials, creatures, and plants, dwarves can also like certain shapes.
- Engravings and decorations - most simple images (not depicting historical events) will simply depict a shape, generally one of the ones preferred by the engraver.
- Cut gems - cut gems (and stones) can have a particular shape. Gizzard stones are treated as a specific type of gem cut.