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Dwarves would occasionally go '''on break'''. Breaks lasted about 14 days and dwarves tended to take breaks every few months. Dwarves on break would behave as though they were jobless, and would wander between their [[bedroom]]s and public meeting places. There was no way to force a dwarf to work while on break, therefore the best use of this time was reducing the stress of said dwarf. A high [[quality]] [[dining room]], [[statue|statuary]], [[zoo]], or [[Activity zone#Meeting Area|meeting area]] would help in this respect. If a dwarf could be confined there by [[burrow]]s, a [[danger room]] could still be used while the dwarf was on break, making this another productive use of the time spent on break. | Dwarves would occasionally go '''on break'''. Breaks lasted about 14 days and dwarves tended to take breaks every few months. Dwarves on break would behave as though they were jobless, and would wander between their [[bedroom]]s and public meeting places. There was no way to force a dwarf to work while on break, therefore the best use of this time was reducing the stress of said dwarf. A high [[quality]] [[dining room]], [[statue|statuary]], [[zoo]], or [[Activity zone#Meeting Area|meeting area]] would help in this respect. If a dwarf could be confined there by [[burrow]]s, a [[danger room]] could still be used while the dwarf was on break, making this another productive use of the time spent on break. | ||
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[[Personality trait|Disciplined]] dwarves were theorized to take either shorter or less frequent breaks. | [[Personality trait|Disciplined]] dwarves were theorized to take either shorter or less frequent breaks. | ||
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