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  • Industry
    Traditionally, industries have been broken into primary (resource extraction), secondary (the refinin ...the end products of one industry are often the inputs to another, and some industries can fit into more than one category.
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  • DF2014:Industry
    Traditionally, industries have been broken into primary (resource extraction), secondary (the refinin ...the end products of one industry are often the inputs to another, and some industries can fit into more than one category.
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  • v0.34:Starting build
    ...r your initial dwarves determine how quickly they will work early on, what industries you are able to start with skilled workers, how well you can defend your dw ...Investing in some of these skills for your initial dwarves can make those industries much less painful to start. For example, [[metal]]-related skills generally
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  • v0.34:Industry
    ...se resources into goods), and tertiary (provision of services). Quaternary industries (intellectual activities) are not present due to the fact that dwarves are ...the end products of one industry are often the inputs to another, and some industries can fit into more than one category.
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  • DF2014:Starting build
    ...r your initial dwarves determine how quickly they will work early on, what industries you are able to start with skilled workers, how well you can defend your dw ...Investing in some of these skills for your initial dwarves can make those industries much less painful to start. For example, [[metal]]-related skills generally
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  • Starting build
    ...r your initial dwarves determine how quickly they will work early on, what industries you are able to start with skilled workers, how well you can defend your dw ...Investing in some of these skills for your initial dwarves can make those industries much less painful to start. For example, [[metal]]-related skills generally
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  • v0.31:Industry
    Traditionally industries have been broken into primary (resource extraction), secondary (the refinin ...the end products of one industry are often the inputs to another, and some industries can fit into more than one category.
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  • v0.31:Starting build
    ...r your initial dwarves determine how quickly they will work early on, what industries you are guaranteed to be able to start with skilled workers, how well you c ...esting in some of these extensively in your initial dwarves can make those industries much less painful to start. For example, metal-related skills generally ea
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  • Wood industry
    ...n if the local area is sparse or your fortress is operating wood-intensive industries (such as [[metalcrafting]] without [[magma]]). Traders may also bring varie ==Wood Products and Related Industries==
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  • v0.34:Wood industry
    ...n if the local area is sparse or your fortress is operating wood-intensive industries (such as [[metalcrafting]] without [[magma]]). Traders may also bring varie ==Wood Products and Related Industries==
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  • DF2014:Wood industry
    ...n if the local area is sparse or your fortress is operating wood-intensive industries (such as [[metalcrafting]] without [[magma]]). Traders may also bring varie ==Wood Products and Related Industries==
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  • DF2014:Workshop design
    == [[Industry|Industries]] == ...rectangular design which puts the food/drink industry, and the many other industries that feed of its by-products, together in one neat arrangement.
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  • v0.31:Wood industry
    ==Wood Products and Related Industries== ...ial to the [[glass industry|glass]], [[soap]] and [[metal industry|metal]] industries.
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  • Workshop design
    == [[Industry|Industries]] == ...rectangular design which puts the food/drink industry, and the many other industries that feed of its by-products, together in one neat arrangement.
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  • v0.34:Workshop design
    == [[Industry|Industries]] == ...rectangular design which puts the food/drink industry, and the many other industries that feed of its by-products, together in one neat arrangement.
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  • v0.31:Stonegears/Immigrants
    ===Starting other industries=== You can use immigrants to set up more [[industries]] besides the food and stonecrafting ones you already have.
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  • DF2014:Ceramic industry
    ...kshop]]. As with the [[metal industry|metal]] and [[glass industry|glass]] industries, a unique facility is required to create crafts, and for ceramics this is t ...ome efficiency advantage to be had by keeping the distance between the two industries short.
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  • v0.31:Workshop design
    == [[Industry|Industries]] ==
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  • Ceramic industry
    ...kshop]]. As with the [[metal industry|metal]] and [[glass industry|glass]] industries, a unique facility is required to create crafts, and for ceramics this is t ...ome efficiency advantage to be had by keeping the distance between the two industries short.
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  • v0.31:Challenges
    * Your primary industries are farming and distilling. Trade primarily in these. Purchase all metals a * No other industries permitted, only imported
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  • 23a:Meat industry
    ...[rot]] and so requires slightly more micromanagement than other [[industry|industries]]. Animal products can support several industries within the fortress: they provide meat and fat for cooking, leather for bag
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  • v0.34:Challenges
    * Your primary industries are farming and distilling. Trade primarily in these. Purchase all metals a * No other industries permitted, only imported
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  • v0.31:Meat industry
    ...[rot]] and so requires slightly more micromanagement than other [[industry|industries]]. Animal products can support several industries within the fortress: they provide meat, fat and eggs for cooking, leather f
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  • Wealth
    Building wealth is simple - just commit more people to useful industries and continue growing. You will want to establish a major [[industry]] and c Most players choose to walk the middle line, getting together the necessary industries, but concentrating on the [[metal industry]] early on, to get together thei
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  • Playstyle challenge
    * Your primary industries are farming and distilling. Trade primarily in these. Purchase all metals a * No other industries permitted, only imported
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  • DF2014:Playstyle challenge
    * Your primary industries are farming and distilling. Trade primarily in these. Purchase all metals a * No other industries permitted, only imported
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  • v0.34:Wealth
    Building wealth is simple - just commit more people to useful industries and continue growing. You will want to establish a major [[industry]] and c Most players choose to walk the middle line, getting together the necessary industries but concentrating on the [[metal industry]] early on to get together their
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  • 40d:Meat industry
    ...[rot]] and so requires slightly more micromanagement than other [[industry|industries]]. Animal products can support several industries within the fortress: they provide meat and fat for cooking, leather for bag
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  • v0.34:Ceramic industry
    ...amic goods with the [[pottery]] and [[glazing]] skills. It is one of three industries that necessitates fuel, the others being the [[glass industry]] (to which i
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  • DF2014:Wealth
    Building wealth is simple - just commit more people to useful industries and continue growing. You will want to establish a major [[industry]] and c Most players choose to walk the middle line, getting together the necessary industries, but concentrating on the [[metal industry]] early on, to get together thei
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  • 40d:How to safely start fortress mode
    ...[[cloth]], from which you can make [[bag]]s, which are critical to several industries, or [[Restraint|rope]]s, which are good for cheap restraints. Bringing a f [[Fishing]] is one of the better industries to found with your first wave of immigrants. The most useful 'fish' to cap
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  • DF2014:Refuse
    * By-products of the [[meat industry|meat]] and [[fishing industry|fishing]] industries ([[bones]], raw hide, [[shell]]s) Despite the name "refuse", some items can be valuable resources for dwarven industries:
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  • Refuse
    * By-products of the [[meat industry|meat]] and [[fishing industry|fishing]] industries ([[bones]], raw hide, [[shell]]s) Despite the name "refuse", some items can be valuable resources for dwarven industries:
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  • DF2014:Workshop
    ...tier, 11 second tier and 6 third tier across the game's various [[industry|industries]].
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  • Milk
    ...warves will not make cheese out of frozen milk. For these reasons, milking industries should be set up underground, as Armok intended.
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  • Stone industry
    ...such are typically excluded from the stone industry. Stones used in other industries include [[ore]], [[flux]], [[plaster]], [[fuel]], [[porcelain]], and [[obsi
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  • DF2014:Losing
    With all these critical industries unproductive, dwarves dying, and friends mourning over the rotting heaps of
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  • Minecart
    ...antum stockpile, such as when distributing a material to multiple separate industries. You can link your quantum stockpile to various other stockpiles, ensuring
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  • 40d:Ash (tree)
    ...ated [[ash]] used in the [[farmer|farming]] and [[glassmaker|glassmaking]] industries, ash [[tree]]s are one of the many genera of above ground trees modeled in
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  • Stupid dwarf trick
    ...e independence of vampires by building a self-contained factory. The best industries are those that require no special raw materials-- a factory containing both
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  • Fuel
    ...'''charcoal''' or '''coke''', the two fuels used to power high-temperature industries, namely metalworking, glassworking, and [[pottery]]. One unit of either of
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  • Fuel industry
    ...es raw harvested materials, and prepares them for further use in secondary industries.
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  • v0.34:Military quickstart
    ...waste a lot of fish. Conversely, if the fortress has no animal or hunting industries, an otherwise precious [[butcher]] may be expendable.
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  • v0.31:Grass
    ...llected]] for the [[glass industry|glass]] or [[ceramic industry|ceramic]] industries. If grass has grown on a collection [[activity zone]] you can easily clea
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  • 40d:Refined coal
    ...any unit of charcoal or coke, the two fuels used to power high-temperature industries, namely metalworking and glassworking. One unit of either of these fuels is
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  • v0.31:Fuel industry
    ...es raw harvested materials, and prepares them for further use in secondary industries.
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  • 40d:Losing
    With all these critical industries unproductive, dwarves dying, and friends mourning over the rotting heaps of
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  • 40d:Starting build
    ...esting in some of these extensively in your initial dwarves can make those industries much less painful to start. For example, metal-related skills generally ea
    40 KB (6,591 words) - 04:07, 22 February 2014
  • Furniture industry
    ...a fortress, before the [[metal industry|metal]] or [[glass industry|glass industries]] are up and running, wood is the only material available for the making of
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  • Sheep
    ...making them an excellent base animal for combined meat, cheese, and cloth industries.
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