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'''Bone meal''' is the resulting powder one winds up with after grinding up [[bone]]s. | '''Bone meal''' is the resulting powder one winds up with after grinding up [[bone]]s. | ||
==Fortress Mode== | ==Fortress Mode== | ||
| − | At present, bone meal cannot be acquired in fortress mode. The only sign of its existence is the custom [[Stockpile#Food|food stockpile]] option for bone meal that does not actually do anything except confuse the occasional wayward player; perhaps that is how you ended up at this page in the first place | + | At present, bone meal cannot be acquired in fortress mode. The only sign of its existence is the custom [[Stockpile#Food|food stockpile]] option for bone meal that does not actually do anything except confuse the occasional wayward player; perhaps that is how you ended up at this page in the first place. |
However, [http://www.bay12forums.com/smf/index.php?topic=13513.msg123926#msg123926 Toady has suggested] that it may eventually be used as a [[farming|fertilization component]], much like [[potash]]. Producing it in a future version of ''Dwarf Fortress'' would be simplicity itself: simply [[miller|mill]] leftover [[bone]]s at a [[millstone]] or [[quern]]. | However, [http://www.bay12forums.com/smf/index.php?topic=13513.msg123926#msg123926 Toady has suggested] that it may eventually be used as a [[farming|fertilization component]], much like [[potash]]. Producing it in a future version of ''Dwarf Fortress'' would be simplicity itself: simply [[miller|mill]] leftover [[bone]]s at a [[millstone]] or [[quern]]. | ||
==Adventure Mode== | ==Adventure Mode== | ||
| − | Bone meal frequently appears in [[night troll]] lairs | + | Bone meal frequently appears in [[night troll]] lairs in [[adventurer mode]]. It currently has no use and appears to be nothing more than a prop. Although obviously made of bone, {{token|BONECARN}} creatures have never yet been observed consuming it. |
==Real Life== | ==Real Life== | ||
| − | In | + | In real life, bone meal is a primitive food supplement made by grinding bones into a fine powder. |
{{Translation| dwarven = osod inob | elvish = one thethéfa | goblin = mudo xanë | human = sut pode}} | {{Translation| dwarven = osod inob | elvish = one thethéfa | goblin = mudo xanë | human = sut pode}} | ||