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'''Q. If I have an open space above the water, can the dwarf "swim to the surface for air"?''' | '''Q. If I have an open space above the water, can the dwarf "swim to the surface for air"?''' | ||
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'''Q. Does the amount of weight a dwarf is carrying affect his swimming? i.e. will a dwarf in lead plate mail drown faster than one in just clothes?''' | '''Q. Does the amount of weight a dwarf is carrying affect his swimming? i.e. will a dwarf in lead plate mail drown faster than one in just clothes?''' | ||
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{{Water FAQ}} | {{Water FAQ}} | ||
Revision as of 01:47, 9 December 2007
Swimmers are, amazingly enough, able to swim. Sometimes.
It is gained by:
- Swimming.
- Drowning.
(You'll be in either of those states if you are underwater, so don't worry. Or do worry.)
Notable ways that it is not gained include:
- Crossing a brook.
Swimming FAQ
Q. If I have an open space above the water, can the dwarf "swim to the surface for air"?
A. Not at this time.
Q. Does the amount of weight a dwarf is carrying affect his swimming? i.e. will a dwarf in lead plate mail drown faster than one in just clothes?
A. This is unknown.