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| + | <p style="text-align: center; font-weight: bold;">[[cv:Main Page|Click here to view the main page for vanilla Dwarf Fortress]]</p> | ||
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| + | {{orange rounded info box|Masterwork Wiki| | ||
| + | [[Masterwork:Community portal|Community portal]] | ||
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| + | [{{fullurl:Special:RecentChanges|namespace=1000&associated=1}} Recent Changes] | ||
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| + | [[Special:Random/Masterwork|Random page]] | ||
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| + | [[Special:PrefixIndex/Masterwork:|All pages]] | ||
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| + | '''☼Masterwork☼ Dwarf Fortress''' (MDF) is a [[Main:mod|mod package]] that makes ''Dwarf Fortress'' four times as big, but still keeps true to the original atmosphere of the game. It adds over 330 [[building]]s, over 6000 [[reaction]]s, over 1000 [[creature]]s and up to 35 [[races]]. It includes a selection of [[cv:utilities|utilities]] and two playable race plugins ([[Orc Fortress]] and [[Kobold Camp]]). As of v6.0, it's also possible to play as Gnomes, Warlocks, Succubi and Humans, and the 'race' of the Hermit, in which you control a single unit through fort mode. | ||
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| + | The Masterwork mod uses a system of generic materials. For example, [[cv:leather|leather]] is only called leather (as opposed to "creature-name" leather). This also applies to [[Main:silk|silk]], [[main:hair|hair]], [[main:milk|milk]], [[main:meat|meat]] and [[main:blood|blood]], and [[main:bone|bone]]s. You won't have to scroll through 50 building materials in your list, but only 10. This is one of the few features of MDF that can't be turned on and off. Generic or decreased number of types can also be enabled or disabled for trees, gems, soil, stone, wood, meat, and gem shapes. Together with some other performance improving tweaks, Masterwork DF could actually increase your [[main:frame rate|frame rate]] by about 25% from vanilla DF. | ||
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| + | There are a wide range of tough enemies to up the challenge level, exotic materials, new [[industry|industries]]; even threats from within the fortress like [[disease]]s and hostile [[cult]]s. [[Religion]], [[gun]]s, [[mage]]s and [[slave]]s. [[Rune]]s, [[mithril]], [[automaton]]s and [[raptor]]s. There are [[library|libraries]], [[garrison]]s and [[guildhall]]s to skill up your dwarves. In version 3f, a [[magic|magic system]] was added. Add only the parts that appeal to you; most settings can be customized by the player with the included Settings.exe user interface. You can enable and disable parts of the mod just by pressing a button and generating a new world. | ||
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| + | There are lots of new [[Metal|materials]] — iron, silver and steel [[weapon]]s are just the beginning. | ||
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| + | <div style="max-width:54em; margin:auto;" class="plainlinks">{{green rounded info box|Downloads| | ||
| + | The latest version is '''{{DF:Current/mw}}''', released on '''{{Current/lastupdate/mw}}'''. ([http://www.bay12forums.com/smf/index.php?topic{{=}}125638.0 Changelog] {{dot}} [http://www.bay12forums.com/smf/index.php?board{{=}}24.0 Official Forum]) | ||
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| + | [http://dffd.wimbli.com/file.php?id{{=}}5315 Windows] {{dot}} | ||
| + | [http://www.bay12forums.com/smf/index.php?topic{{=}}160637.0 Mac thread] {{dot}} | ||
| + | [http://www.bay12forums.com/smf/index.php?topic{{=}}160636.0 Linux thread] {{dot}} | ||
| + | [http://dffd.wimbli.com/file.php?id{{=}}6697 Orc plugin] | ||
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| + | [http://mwmanual.mapforge.net/Manual.html Online manual] | ||
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| + | [http://dfdb.info/ Dwarf Fortress Database] | ||
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| + | {{!}} style{{=}}"width: 33%" {{!}} {{catlink|Orc workshops}} | ||
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Latest revision as of 02:37, 18 April 2019
Click here to view the main page for vanilla Dwarf Fortress
☼Masterwork☼ Dwarf Fortress (MDF) is a mod package that makes Dwarf Fortress four times as big, but still keeps true to the original atmosphere of the game. It adds over 330 buildings, over 6000 reactions, over 1000 creatures and up to 35 races. It includes a selection of utilities and two playable race plugins (Orc Fortress and Kobold Camp). As of v6.0, it's also possible to play as Gnomes, Warlocks, Succubi and Humans, and the 'race' of the Hermit, in which you control a single unit through fort mode.
The Masterwork mod uses a system of generic materials. For example, leather is only called leather (as opposed to "creature-name" leather). This also applies to silk, hair, milk, meat and blood, and bones. You won't have to scroll through 50 building materials in your list, but only 10. This is one of the few features of MDF that can't be turned on and off. Generic or decreased number of types can also be enabled or disabled for trees, gems, soil, stone, wood, meat, and gem shapes. Together with some other performance improving tweaks, Masterwork DF could actually increase your frame rate by about 25% from vanilla DF.
There are a wide range of tough enemies to up the challenge level, exotic materials, new industries; even threats from within the fortress like diseases and hostile cults. Religion, guns, mages and slaves. Runes, mithril, automatons and raptors. There are libraries, garrisons and guildhalls to skill up your dwarves. In version 3f, a magic system was added. Add only the parts that appeal to you; most settings can be customized by the player with the included Settings.exe user interface. You can enable and disable parts of the mod just by pressing a button and generating a new world.
There are lots of new materials — iron, silver and steel weapons are just the beginning.
The latest version is v1.31, released on 14 January 2019. (Changelog · Official Forum)
Windows · Mac thread · Linux thread · Orc plugin