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• DF2014:Outpost liaison
  ...the mountainhome, the liaison will [[Immigration|migrate]] to it alongside the [[monarch]]. They possess moderate [[room]] requirements. .... Note that these appointments/promotions only occur if the liaison leaves the map alive.
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• DF2014:Monarch
  ...er may arrive with a [[consort]], as well as an entourage that can include the [[outpost liaison]], [[general]], elite military dwarves, and ordinary work ...dwarven [[liaison]] (and so can no longer negotiate trade agreements with the dwarven caravans), nor can it give goods to dwarven caravans as offerings.
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• DF2014:Wealth
  ...ords, and will update with the continual maintenance of your [[stocks]] by the bookkeeper. ...te]]d can easily be worth thrice the value of the rest of your fortress in the early years.
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• Wealth
  ...ords, and will update with the continual maintenance of your [[stocks]] by the bookkeeper. ...te]]d can easily be worth thrice the value of the rest of your fortress in the early years.
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• v0.34:Wealth
  ...ords, and will update with the continual maintenance of your [[stocks]] by the bookkeeper. ...te]]d can easily be worth thrice the value of the rest of your fortress in the early years.
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• 40d:Release information
  This version, DF '''v0.27.169.32a''', was released on '''October 29, 2007'''. The last update was '''v0.28.181.40d''', released on '''September 8, 2008'''. This page lists the changes in this [[version]] of Dwarf Fortress. As with all major releases,
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• v0.34:Outpost liaison
  ...information on diplomacy with other civilizations, see [[Diplomat]].)'' In the current version, it is not possible to assign a dwarf to this position, nor .... Note that these appointments/promotions only occur if the liaison leaves the map alive.
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• 40d:Dwarven economy
  ...], [[Count]], or [[Duke]] arrives. See the related articles for details on the specific requirements for their arrivals. You may prevent the economy from activating with the arrival of the above nobles by editing data/init/[[init.txt]]; line "[ECONOMY:NO]". Once a
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• v0.34:Baron
  ...aison's next visit. Until the offer is accepted and a candidate nominated, the liaison(s) will not negotiate trade agreements. ...creen, so it is necessary to find the best dwarf for the job in advance of the liaison's offer.
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• DF2014:Meeting
  ...il the meeting is finished; if your nobles have a lot of labors turned on, the meeting might take several months to conclude. ...s. Also, if your leader is taken by a [[strange mood]] during the meeting, the diplomat will leave unhappy.
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• v0.31:Meeting
  ...il the meeting is finished; if your nobles have a lot of labors turned on, the meeting might take several months to conclude. ...s. Also, if your leader is taken by a [[strange mood]] during the meeting, the diplomat will leave unhappy.
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• v0.34:Meeting
  ...il the meeting is finished; if your nobles have a lot of labors turned on, the meeting might take several months to conclude. ...s. Also, if your leader is taken by a [[strange mood]] during the meeting, the diplomat will leave unhappy.
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• Meeting
  ...il the meeting is finished; if your nobles have a lot of labors turned on, the meeting might take several months to conclude. ...s. Also, if your leader is taken by a [[strange mood]] during the meeting, the diplomat will leave unhappy.
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• 40d:Meeting
  ...l the meeting is finished; if your nobles have a lot of labors turned on, the meeting might take several [[calendar|months]] to conclude. .... Also, if your leader is taken by a [[strange mood]] during the meeting, the [[diplomat]] will leave unhappy.
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• 23a:Outpost liaison
  ...o protect him well if you are afraid you might need to request supplies in the future. ...you will still no longer receive a liaison, even though he may still be at the former mountainhome.
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• v0.34:Monarch
  ...e previous capital. It is not required to have a baron or a count prior to the monarch's arrival. A male monarch is known as a "king" and a female as a "q When the monarch arrives, a fortress becomes the capital of its [[civilization]]. As a result, it can no longer receive visi
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• 23a:Royal guard
  ...d in the collection of [[tax collector|taxes]], but they will also spar in the barracks and can be assigned weapons and armor. ...this thought (since they are distinct positions and are not promoted from the Baron).
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• DF2014:Champion
  ...oble-appointed position and its room requirements. For more information on the military side of a champion, see [[Soldier#Champion|Soldier]]. ...eds no special skills or qualifications, and does not need to be active in the military. However, [[teacher]] skills could prove useful.
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• 23a:Governor
  ...ts to meet with a noble who is unavailable, then the Governor will conduct the meeting instead, albeit at a very significant diplomatic disadvantage (most ..."[[diverse tasks]]" during the previous year, consisting of at least 5 of the following:
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• DF2014:Hillocks
  ...n doesn't permit isolating a small hill) consist of a small room linked to the surface by a short stairway, and covered by a [[hatch]]. Dwarves who inhabi ...]]s. There are also civic mounds and castle mounds, generally inhabited by the various local [[noble]]s and soldiers.
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