Dwarf fortress nobles

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Dwarf fortress nobles

Nobles are snotty, good-for-nothing parasites dwarves elevated to a position of "rule" or so they think over your fortress. They provide a critical happiness bonus to unhappy and stressed dwarves, who will yell at or cry on the nobles, and are also responsible for interacting with outpost liaisons. Nobles who can perform a useful, specific task or duty unique to their position, such as managing work orders , trading with merchants , commanding military positions , or even stocks recording , are colloquially known as utility nobles. Certain nobles are automatically elected by your fortress's citizenry, rising to ranks mostly outside of the player's control, while others the aforesaid utility nobles, mostly can be directly appointed by the player, and can be promoted, demoted and replaced at any time. Certain higher-rank nobles can make demands and set mandates , which, if not met, will upset the noble and result in punishments for your dwarves if the fortress has an active justice system. They are also well-aware of their social statuses and often want expensive, well-furnished rooms and other personal goodies, such as cabinets and armor stands , and some of them are envious bastards and do not want a lesser dwarf to have a better room than them. If a noble is too much of a problem and cannot be fired, it may be possible to arrange an unfortunate accident for them. Be careful, though, the death of a noble, especially a popular one like a mayor , may cause unhappy thoughts and stress among the general populace, and their replacement may be even worse. Furthermore, a fortress lacking a noble ruler such as a mayor may be temporarily unable to appoint new nobles manually, including utility nobles, until a new dwarf takes office. It is possible for some of your dwarves to hold noble titles over other parts of the dwarven kingdom. These dwarves are still capable of issuing mandates in your fort, however, and demand the same sort of privileged treatment as any other non-utility noble. There is no benefit to having multiple of the same noble in the same fortress except for militia captains , so in the event you happen to have multiple barons or similar, it is more productive to remove the noble whose title is not linked to your fortress in order to avoid the unnecessary hassle with mandates and demands. Note that nobles, whether elected or appointed, cannot be peacefully exiled , as they are presumably in charge of emigration orders in the first place. Humans , elves and goblins have nobles of their own, with some of the positions of their civilizations being exclusive to them, such as human law-makers and elven druids.

Below are the room demands made by each position. These rules are followed in worldgen. Mid-summer, I get a notification that a forgotten beast has spawned.

Some nobles can make onerous demands that leads to them having an unfortunate accident. You can list nobles via the "nobles and administrators screen" Template:K. You can scroll through the list with Template:K and Template:K , then press Template:K to appoint a dwarf for a position which is Template:DFtext , or for filled positions see the dwarf who fills that position. If you, the player, can change who fills a position, the Template:DFtext at the bottom of the screen will be Template:DFtext instead of Template:DFtext , and you can replace the filled position with Template:K. When appointing or replacing a noble you are presented with a list of all your eligible adult dwarves scroll with Template:K and Template:K , with the most qualified for the position list at the top. When a dwarf is selected hit Template:K to appoint that dwarf as the noble for the position, or Template:K to cancel.

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Dwarf fortress nobles

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Start a Wiki. Originally posted by Celgaming :. Views Read Edit View history. This notice may be cached—the current version can be found here. I had a lone survivor dwarf after an undead pike elf made it through my cage traps and killed all my untrained year 1 or 2 dwarves,. There is no further benefit to having multiple land-holders, so in the event you happen to have multiple barons or similar, it may be more productive to remove the noble whose title is not linked to your fortress in order to avoid the unnecessary hassle with mandates and demands. Note that jealous nobles somehow simply know of the existence of rooms that offend them, even without ever seeing them, so isolating jealous nobles to their own section of the fortress won't keep them from getting unhappy thoughts. Discussions Rules and Guidelines. It all comes to do value and if specific furniture are included. Date Posted: 26 Dec, pm. It's not exactly constructive criticism after all. Current Wiki. Having trouble hitting values though; kinda used all of my artifacts on temple and meeting place values and the like and most of them got stolen; gotta figure that out too. This thing proceeds to wipe out my entire military without breaking a sweat, and then proceeds to chop my fort's populace down from to 0. Originally posted by High Lord Denix :.

The nobles screen is where you can appoint administrative nobles , change the settings for your bookkeeper , and check for requirements , demands and mandates of nobles. It is accessed by pressing n from the main screen. When you first found a fortress, you will have one noble: The Expedition leader.

One way to deal with it is to make the rooms for the jealous nobles large, and then stuff high value furniture into them until the room becomes more valuable than the rooms of all the lesser dwarves. When you start a new fortress, DF compiles a list of your initial positions. When choosing a dwarf to assign to a position, the list of choices is sorted by the skill relevant to the job. A mandate is an order by a noble to either produce a certain type of item or a ban on selling a certain type of item to any caravan. If your fort doesn't have the relevant higher-ranking official for some reason , you can't appoint certain positions until they are replaced. The job of the expedition leader is to meet with unhappy dwarves to let them vent, and to meet with the dwarven liaison in order to set up a trade agreement. Originally posted by kheftel :. This notice may be cached—the current version can be found here. This tag has no effect in fort mode. The nobles in your own fortress, your civilization, as well as other types of civilizations use a standardized set of mechanics. This will change your fortress into the capital of your civilization, and also stop the dwarven liaison from coming, meaning that you'll no longer be able to order items for import via trade agreements. All trademarks are property of their respective owners in the US and other countries.