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*: Since the dust from a cave-in can knock creatures unconscious, and any unconscious creature triggers a trap (including your dwarves and other friendly creatures), combine a cave-in with nearby cage traps for the capture. Note that this is only useful for kobolds and gremlins, as all other creatures which avoid traps are also immune to being knocked unconscious. | *: Since the dust from a cave-in can knock creatures unconscious, and any unconscious creature triggers a trap (including your dwarves and other friendly creatures), combine a cave-in with nearby cage traps for the capture. Note that this is only useful for kobolds and gremlins, as all other creatures which avoid traps are also immune to being knocked unconscious. | ||
* '''Moving Water / Magma faster than [[Pump Stack]]s''' | * '''Moving Water / Magma faster than [[Pump Stack]]s''' | ||
− | *: Main article: [[Magma | + | *: Main article: [[Magma Piston]] |
=== Caving-in the toplevel/terrain from inside === | === Caving-in the toplevel/terrain from inside === |