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* Arrival of the [[Mayor]], [[Trade minister]], and [[Treasurer]]
 
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Once your fortress has attracted the second tier of [[mayor|population]], [[treasurer|production]], and [[trade minister|trade]] [[noble]]s, the [[Count]] (or Countess) will be summoned.
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The Count arrives with his/her [[Count consort|consort]] and does not serve any known purpose aside from meeting diplomats (in place of the [[Baron]]), making numerous [[mandate]]s, and producing large quantities of [[children]].
  
 
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Latest revision as of 17:06, 27 March 2014

Count
Room requirements  
Office Throne Room
Quarters Great Bedroom
Dining room Great Dining Room
Tomb Mausoleum
Furniture requirements
Chests 3
Cabinets 2
Weapon racks 2
Armor stands 2
Other
Mandates 2
Demands 3
Arrival conditions
Function
This article is about an older version of DF.

Once your fortress has attracted the second tier of population, production, and trade nobles, the Count (or Countess) will be summoned.

The Count arrives with his/her consort and does not serve any known purpose aside from meeting diplomats (in place of the Baron), making numerous mandates, and producing large quantities of children.

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Trade
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