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*Not In Use: Dwarves with the [[Siege operator]] [[job]] will reload unloaded engines and leave them unattended. | *Not In Use: Dwarves with the [[Siege operator]] [[job]] will reload unloaded engines and leave them unattended. | ||
− | *Prepare to Fire: Siege | + | *Prepare to Fire: Siege Operators will load the engine and remain stationed for further commands. |
− | *Fire at Will: Siege | + | *Fire at Will: Siege Operators will fire and load normally. |
Once an engine is given orders to fire (or prepare to), a dwarf with the [[Siege operator|siege operating]] labor designated will respond and report to the engine. The dwarf(s) will (re-)load any siege engine that is not currently loaded; there's no way to prevent this short of disabling the labor on all dwarves or forbidding every piece of ammo (or otherwise blocking a [[path]] to it, perhaps by locking [[door]]s or using a [[burrow]].) | Once an engine is given orders to fire (or prepare to), a dwarf with the [[Siege operator|siege operating]] labor designated will respond and report to the engine. The dwarf(s) will (re-)load any siege engine that is not currently loaded; there's no way to prevent this short of disabling the labor on all dwarves or forbidding every piece of ammo (or otherwise blocking a [[path]] to it, perhaps by locking [[door]]s or using a [[burrow]].) |