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#REDIRECT [[Craftsdwarf's workshop]]
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{{workshop|name=Craftsdwarf's workshop|key=r|job=Craftsworking
 
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|construction=
 
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* [[Building material]] (non-[[economic]])
 
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|construction_job=
 
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* [[Bone carving]]
 
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* [[Stonecrafting]]
 
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* [[Woodcrafting]]
 
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|use=
 
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* [[Stone]]
 
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* [[Wood]]
 
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* [[Bone]]
 
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* [[Shell]]
 
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* [[Ivory]]
 
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* [[Tooth]]
 
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* [[Horn]]
 
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* [[Pearl]]
 
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* [[Cloth]]
 
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* [[Thread]]{{version|0.42.01}}
 
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* [[Wax]]
 
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* [[Leather]]
 
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* [[Slab]]
 
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* [[Skull]]
 
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|production=
 
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* Rock [[Craft]]s, [[Mug]]s, [[Instrument]]s, [[Toy]]s, [[Jug]]s, [[Large pot|Large Pots]], [[Hive]]s, [[Nest box|Nest Boxes]], and [[Bookcase]]s{{version|0.42.01}}
 
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* Wood, Plant Fiber Cloth, Silk, Shell, Ivory, Tooth, Horn, Pearl, Bone and, Leather [[Craft]]s
 
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* Rock [[Short sword|Short Sword]]s
 
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* Wooden and Bone [[Bolt]]s
 
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* Bone, Shell, Ivory, Tooth, Horn, and Pearl [[Decoration]]s
 
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* [[Totem]]s
 
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* Bone [[Legging]]s, [[Greave]]s, [[Gauntlet]]s, and [[Helm]]s
 
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* Shell [[Legging]]s, [[Gauntlet]]s, and [[Helm]]s
 
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* [[Adamantine]] Strands
 
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* [[Memorial]]s
 
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* [[Scroll]]{{version|0.42.01}}, [[Quire]]{{version|0.42.01}}, and [[Book]]{{version|0.42.01}}
 
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* Wood and Stone [[Scroll rollers]]{{version|0.42.01}} and [[Book binding]]{{version|0.42.01}}
 
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* [[Instrument]]s and instrument pieces
 
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The '''Craftsdwarf's workshop''' is used to make [[craft]]s of many different kinds and perform a few specialized jobs. It can be built from any construction material  by a dwarf with the [[Bone carver|Bone Carving]], [[Stonecrafting]], or [[Woodcrafting]] [[labor]]s enabled.
 
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The craftsdwarf's workshop is the cornerstone of [[trading|trade]] in ''Dwarf Fortress''. All crafts can be traded for [[food]], [[alcohol]], [[weapon]]s, and other goods. Many crafts can also be acquired by dwarves as personal items, displayed on [[pedestal]]s, or used in activities like drinking, music, and play. Various goods, [[furniture]] and [[bolt]]s can also be [[decoration|decorated]] with [[bone]], [[pearl]], [[horn]], [[ivory]], or [[shell]]s to increase their [[value]].
 
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Other crafts are more directly useful to your fortress: [[tool]]s such as [[large pot]]s, [[jug]]s, and [[nest box]]es can be created at this workshop. Large pots, particularly, can serve as a plentiful replacement for [[wood]]en [[barrel]]s in most circumstances.
 
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The craftsdwarf's workshop can also be used to create [[armor]] from bone or shell, make [[bolt]]s from [[wood]] or bone, assemble rock [[short sword]]s from [[obsidian]] and [[wood]], engrave [[memorial]] [[slab]]s, and extract strands of [[adamantine]] for refinement.
 
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==Ammo==
 
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Trees and the bones of butchered or slaughtered animals provide a plentiful and renewable source of material for ammunition.  When making [[wood]] bolts, a single log produces a stack of 25 bolts.  When making [[bone]] bolts, an entire stack of bones is brought to the workshop, and then ''one'' bone from that stack becomes a stack of 5 bolts.
 
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==Armor==
 
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Bone or shell armor, while vastly inferior to [[metal]] [[armor]], is still better than nothing.  Only 4 armor parts may be made from bone: leggings, greaves, gauntlets and helms.  Only 3 parts may be made from shell: leggings, gauntlets and helms.
 
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Making bone leggings or greaves requires 3 stack of bones, but it only consumes 1 bone from each stack.  (You cannot use a stack of 3 bones instead.  There must be 3 separate stacks.)  Making bone gauntlets consumes 1 bone from 1 stack, and produces both a right and a left gauntlet.  Making a bone helm consumes 1 bone from 1 stack.
 
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==Notes==
 
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*Most crafting jobs require the respective labors, however; [[shell]], [[ivory]], tooth, [[horn]], and [[pearl]] are all worked by Bone Carvers.
 
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*[[Metal]] crafts are made at a [[metalsmith's forge]]. You can, however, make crafts out of metal '''ores''' by enabling the appropriate nugget use in the {{K|z}} [[Stone]] menu. This will result in fewer crafts, but [[quality]] modifiers may offset the difference in value.
 
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*Other [[cloth]] and [[leather]] items are made at a [[clothier's shop]] or [[leather works]], respectively.
 
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*[[strange mood|Moody]] dwarves without a moodable skill will claim a craftsdwarf's workshop and produce a legendary stone, wood, or bone craft.
 
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*Multi-part [[Instrument]]s can be assembled here (assumed that single-part bone/thread/stone instruments can as well) {{version|0.42.01}}
 
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* Instrument pieces can be made here from bone, thread, and stone.{{version|0.42.01}}
 
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{{Workshops}}
 

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