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(There's also Chalk. Since this is rather subjective, just import the old content from 40d (which is still accurate))
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'''Limestone''' is probably the best material if you want a good [[steel]] production in your fortress. It is both a [[flux]] stone and a [[Sedimentary]] layer which are known to be rich in ore for [[iron]]. The only rock that can also make this claim is [[Dolomite]]
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'''Limestone''' has a benefit over other {{L|Sedimentary layer|Sedimentary rocks}} in that it is also a {{L|flux}} material. It is also the only sedimentary {{L|layer}} to contain either of {{L|galena}} or {{L|malachite}}.
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As a rule, limestone tends to be more profitable in terms of ores and gems than the average layer stone, which make it ideal for {{L|exploratory mining}}.
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"Limestone" is also the name of the seventh month of the dwarven {{L|calendar}}, covering early Fall.
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Revision as of 00:14, 18 April 2010

Limestone
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Uses
Properties
Fire-safe Not magma-safe
Contains

Wikipedia article

This article is about an older version of DF.

Limestone has a benefit over other Template:L in that it is also a Template:L material. It is also the only sedimentary Template:L to contain either of Template:L or Template:L.

As a rule, limestone tends to be more profitable in terms of ores and gems than the average layer stone, which make it ideal for Template:L.

"Limestone" is also the name of the seventh month of the dwarven Template:L, covering early Fall.

Template:Rocks