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This message obviously means that the dwarf in question could not find a path to the destination for the task canceled. This can be caused by closed and forbidden [[door]]s, [[floodgate]]s, raised or retracted [[drawbridge]]s, or any other physical obstruction of terrain-related nature, such as walls or water. | This message obviously means that the dwarf in question could not find a path to the destination for the task canceled. This can be caused by closed and forbidden [[door]]s, [[floodgate]]s, raised or retracted [[drawbridge]]s, or any other physical obstruction of terrain-related nature, such as walls or water. | ||
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This message obviously means that the dwarf in question could not find a path to the destination for the task canceled. This can be caused by closed and forbidden doors, floodgates, raised or retracted drawbridges, or any other physical obstruction of terrain-related nature, such as walls or water.