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In v.27 magma can only be found on map squares that include a volcano. Volcanoes seem to be placed randomly in the world, so are not always associated with mountains or other rocky terrain.
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In v.27 magma can only be found on map squares that either include a volcano or are directly adjacent to a Volcano.
  
To start on a map that includes a volcano, you will have to search for one. In the fortress mode location chooser, they are not visible on the world map. Scroll around the world looking for a red ^ in the regional map. Select that space, and in the local map, move your starting area to include the square with a dark red ≈, which is the actual magma location.
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Volcanoes seem to be placed randomly in the world, so are not always associated with mountains or other rocky terrain.
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To start on a map that includes a volcano, you will have to search for one. In the fortress mode location chooser, they are not visible on the world map. Scroll around the world looking for a red ^ in the regional map. Select that space, and in the local map, move your starting area to include the square with a dark red ≈, which is the actual magma location.  There may also be additional local magma vents in any of the 8 squares immediately surrounding the volcano.

Revision as of 15:25, 1 November 2007

In v.27 magma can only be found on map squares that either include a volcano or are directly adjacent to a Volcano.

Volcanoes seem to be placed randomly in the world, so are not always associated with mountains or other rocky terrain.

To start on a map that includes a volcano, you will have to search for one. In the fortress mode location chooser, they are not visible on the world map. Scroll around the world looking for a red ^ in the regional map. Select that space, and in the local map, move your starting area to include the square with a dark red ≈, which is the actual magma location. There may also be additional local magma vents in any of the 8 squares immediately surrounding the volcano.