You can call it OP, and you can also just ignore it and never trade it if you don't like it. Is that a bug? Prepared food is very valuable and it was like this for quite some time (if not forever). I can easily buy everything the trader has and still give them 40k as a gift on top. Now while trading the food seems to have insane value (6000 / stack). Picks can only be made from Adamantine, Bismuth Bronze, Bronze, Copper, Iron, and Steel.Īnvils need to be Adamantine, Iron, or Steel.Īrmor and Weapons can only be Adamantine, Bismuth Bronze, Bronze, Copper, Iron, or Steel.Originally posted by vergessen (´◉◞౪◟◉):I did some heavy fishing and cooking to trade away. Every metal except Bismuth can be used in making furniture (things like cabinets, barrels, and thrones) and metal crafts (like earrings, goblets, and crowns).
The base value of a bar of each Metal and Alloy lets you see how (relatively) valuable something created from that metal would be - a Gold throne will be worth more than one made from Bronze, for example.Įvery metal can be used in Construction - building things like floors, walls, and Workshops. The value of a single bar or each Metal or Alloy. In addition to extra bars of charcoal or coke, you’ll also need Flux stone - Calcite, Chalk, Dolomite, Limestone, or Marble.īelow, we’ll list the value - the base rate you’d get when trading with a Caravan - of a single bar of each Metal or Alloy.ĭwarf Fortress Metal and Alloy values Metal or Alloy
Pig Iron and Steel require additional materials. Using ores, on the other hand, produces eight bars (1 Zinc ore and 1 Copper ore produce 8 Bronze Bars). Using bars is less efficient, producing two bars of Alloy for each operation (1 Silver Bar and 1 Copper Bar produce 2 Billon Bars). When you create an Alloy at a Smelter, you’ll have the choice to either use ore or use bars.
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Those strands are then woven into cloth at a Loom (and then into Adamantine clothing at a Metalsmith’s Workshop) or made into Adamantine Wafers at a Smelter.Ĭombining those 12 metals at a Smelter lets you make an additional 14 Alloys.ĭwarf Fortress Alloys and how to make them. Raw Adamantine needs to be processed first at a Craftsdwarf’s Workshop with Extract Metal Strands. For the two ores that produce two different metals - Galena and Tetrahedrite - four bars of the first metal listed will be produced along with up to four bars of the second metal. Smelting one piece of each of the above metal ores at a Smelter will produce four bars of metal. There are 12 types of metal that come from the 17 different metal ores you might find underground in Dwarf Fortress.ĭwarf Fortress metal ores and the metals they produce when smelted. That’s where you’ll make everything from weapons to furniture to instruments - a process that uses more fuel. Smelting produces metal bars that are then worked at a Build (b) > Workshops (o) > Metalsmith’s Forge (i). That comes from charcoal made from logs in a Build (b) > Workshop (o) > Furnaces (u) > Wood Furnace (f) or from either bituminous coal or lignite turned into coke at a Smelter. You’ll find metal ore just by digging - it’ll get left behind as you dig through certain types of rock.įrom there, you’ll need to smelt the ore in a Build (b) > Workshop (o) > Furnaces (u) > Smelter (l). Our Dwarf Fortress metals guide will help you understand what ores you’re finding, set up your metal industry, and start making valuable alloys and weapons.Īny metal industry in Dwarf Fortress starts with finding metal ore.
But it’s not always easy to know what ores smelt into what metals or how to make alloys. Mining, smelting, and crafting metals lets you make weapons and armor for your military, or just make fancier trade good and furniture. Mastering a metal industry in Dwarf Fortress will ensure your fortress is economically prosperous and that your military can defend it.
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