You won't find the terms "low-value" or "highest-value" used in the game, but they're handy here for rough comparison.
See the article on ice for a more complete discussion.
#DWARF FORTRESS STONE USAGE FULL#
See (spoilers!) adamantine for a full discussion of this unusual and wondrous material. It has a value multiplier of x300 (yes, three hundred). Adamantine is not exactly like other metals, although it works almost the same.Use k to loo k at items or the terrain for specific information.) Once mined, the individual stones themselves can sometimes look identical if the color is the same.
Different un-mined stone of the same color have a different symbol to distinguish between them. (* Each stone is one of 16 colors in the game. Has a 20% additional chance 2 of Silver smelt into Billon Smelt into useful Copper ingredient of Bronzes Smelt into Zinc, a low-value metal ingredient for Brass Smelt into Platinum, a highest-value decorative metal Low-value magma-safe stone may contain Platinum High-value magma-safe stone Sharpenable hard rock (used to create stone short swords) Smelt into Iron, a mid-value metal ingredient for Steel Low-value magma-safe stone used for making porcelain Smelt into Iron, a mid-value metal ingredient for Steel magma-safe Low-value stone only source of some ores relatively rich in content Smelt into Nickel, a low-value magma-safe metal Smelt into Lead, a low-value metal, with a 50% chance 2 for Silver magma-safe Low-value magma-safe stone only source of some ores & gems Smelt into Tin, a low-value metal ingredient of Bronzes magma-safe Smelt into bismuth, ingredient of bismuth bronze Low-value magma-safe stone only source of some high-value gems Smelt into Aluminum, a high-value decorative metal (Some materials are worth an additional comment these are numbered, with footnotes below the table.) Nameīecomes Adamantine 1 (spoilers!), by far the most valuable substance The list there covers all types of rocks and ores, and tells you what rocks can be smelted into. "Colors" are useful for color coding or creative aesthetic uses.įor more detailed and expanded information, see the Stone, Ore, Metals & Alloys, Veins & Clusters, and Smelting pages, or the article on any particular stone, metal or ore.ĭuring the game, you can press z and then navigate to "stone". Note that many "low-value" materials are still very useful in a fortress. The Uses column lists any special uses or properties of this particular stone type if no uses are listed, you can always use the stone for general construction and crafting. The following table summarizes the types of stone and ore found in Dwarf Fortress gems are covered in their own article. Remember that if you have stones marked for dumping, they won't be moved by dwarves trying to construct on the site.Wondering what that new kind of rock your dwarves just struck is good for? Possibly nothing, but when you're just getting started it can be tough to tell the trash from the treasure. (You've now got a space below with 2 rocks in it, but it's out of the way.) If you're willing to waste some Z-space, build your rooms or tunnels by channeling, then build floors, The rocks will fall to the level below, and you'll have a nice clean area. But they'll still do most of them, and you can go back and clean up the suspended jobs later. Unfortunately this needs a little bit of micromanagement, as dwarves will suspend a job as blocked if the spot has a stone on top of it which is earmarked for a different floor square. They can be a bit silly about where they get the rocks, but usually they'll take the closest one.īuild floors where your rocks are, out of the same kind of rocks. That way you're also training your siege operator. To clean out a storage room, build a catapult and have it hurl rocks at the wall. Usually I use the quantum storage method, with an atom smasher to clean up the mess, but there are some other tricks:
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