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| − | == | + | ==Appointed noble selection== |
| − | Appointed | + | Appointed nobles are chosen by the player via the nobles and administrators menu {{menu icon|n}} (though technically in-universe, they are being appointed by higher-ranking nobles; see below). There are certain skills that are relevant for each appointed noble's job, and not all dwarves will gain experience in the given skill; some dwarves will never gain experience in certain skills, this is determined by each dwarf's personal traits, and it is therefore important to select the dwarf with the appropriate set of traits for each position. |
| − | When choosing a dwarf to assign to a position, the list of choices is sorted by the skill relevant to the job. This is ''especially'' important when appointing | + | When choosing a dwarf to assign to a noble position, the list of choices is sorted by the skill relevant to the job. This is ''especially'' important when appointing utility nobles. |
*Military leaders ([[Captain of the guard|captains of the guard]], [[militia commander]]s, and [[militia captain]]s) use the [[leader]] and [[military tactics]] skills, among others. | *Military leaders ([[Captain of the guard|captains of the guard]], [[militia commander]]s, and [[militia captain]]s) use the [[leader]] and [[military tactics]] skills, among others. | ||
| − | *[[Manager | + | *[[Manager]]s use the [[organizer]] skill. |
*[[Chief medical dwarf|Chief medical dwarves]] are usually appointed based on their qualifications as a [[diagnostician]], though of course you need more than just diagnosis for a functional [[hospital]]. | *[[Chief medical dwarf|Chief medical dwarves]] are usually appointed based on their qualifications as a [[diagnostician]], though of course you need more than just diagnosis for a functional [[hospital]]. | ||
| − | *[[Broker | + | *[[Broker]]s most critically use the [[judge of intent]] and [[appraiser]] skill, among other [[social skill]]s. |
| − | *[[Bookkeeper | + | *[[Bookkeeper]]s have their very own [[record keeper]] skill. |
| − | In-universe, when you appoint a | + | In-universe, when you appoint a noble, the new orders don't just descend from on high - instead, a higher-ranking noble will actually appoint someone to the position. All appointed noble positions aside from the militia captain are appointed by the [[expedition leader]], or the [[mayor]] that replaces them when your fort's population reaches a certain point. [[Militia captain]] positions are instead appointed by the [[militia commander]], and the commander must return from any [[mission]]s before any appointments can be made. If your fort doesn't have the relevant higher-ranking noble [[fun|for some reason]], you can't appoint certain positions until they are replaced. |
= General nobility mechanics = | = General nobility mechanics = | ||