I've just been teleporting them into the air and then full-healing any damage they cause, but it is just plain aggravating me. Embark goods should be stored below ground as soon as possible, and trade depots should be built below ground.Okay, how do I turn off the SUPER ANNOYING awakened stone? I really am not enjoying these things, they make starting a fortress a pain. Goods left outdoors may experience wear at an accelerated rate. In extremely cold regions (below 9964 °U, -48 in the worldgen scale), dwarves and livestock may succumb to frostbite if they remain outdoors for extended periods of time. Another option is an underground source of water. You must use a source of heat ( magma) to obtain liquid water. The same measures as in temperate biomes can be taken.ģ2☏ (0☌) or less (0 or below in worldgen)įreshwater surface pools and rivers remain frozen throughout the year. Surface pools and rivers are usually frozen, but can thaw for a few months each year. If the ground is covered in snow when you arrive, be sure to scout out the surface pools so that none of your dwarves find themselves suddenly submerged when the pools thaw later in the spring. You can also use a source of heat (such as magma) to obtain liquid water. If you lack a river, you can dig out a cistern in the non-freezing seasons. The length of the freeze varies: pools and rivers may thaw sometime in spring, remaining liquid until winter or they may already be liquid at the beginning of spring, and freeze for only a month or so in winter. Surface pools and rivers may freeze for part of the year. Try to find an alternate water source if the region is dry. Keep in mind that murky pools can still dry up from repeated usage, especially with large populations. Very rarely, especially when very close to the edge of a temperate biome, one can have an extremely brief period of water freezing, usually only lasting a few days, thus providing no danger of death by thirst. This makes it the easiest climate to embark on.
If you lack a river, be sure to dig out a cistern before summer is upon you.Īny water source can be used during the whole year.
In dry biomes, murky pools may evaporate during dry seasons (usually summer) but can be refilled by rain.
In extremely hot regions (above 10078 °U (or 104 in the worldgen max temperature setting?)), dwarves and livestock may die from the heat (specifically, the fat in their bodies will melt, causing them to bleed to death) if they remain outdoors for extended periods of time.ġ07-121☏ (41-49☌) (100-118 in worldgen?) Your only chance is to find a cave with water. If no river or ocean is available, it is hard to survive in this climate. Climate Types Scorchingġ22☏ (50☌) and above (corresponding to a worldgen temperature of 120+?)Īny existing murky pool will dry up immediately. Note: If temperature is turned off, none of the mentioned effects will occur. Climate is a temperature rating only actual ground cover is called a biome. Overview of the temperature of an area is important for the lives of your dwarves and animals, as too-cold or too-hot temperatures will discourage or kill organic beings. Most importantly, this will determine how the weather patterns of an area will affect above ground water sources. Climate in Dwarf Fortress is a temperature rating used as a tool to define the weather patterns of a region.
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