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Monk is a profession for some inhabitants of generated sites like towns. Some monks show up as visitors in Fortress mode, and agents sometimes try to pose as monks. Monks are recruited into monastic orders, and when there are enough monks in an order they will build a monastery. Monks are shown in white.
In adventure mode, you will occasionally see monks passing by when walking through a human hamlet. Following these monks will eventually lead to finding them standing stock-still in the middle of a field, unmoving, but still willing to talk to you.
Fortress mode
Monks will not migrate to your fortress in this version.