WebI know stone bins (and maybe even barrels) would be a way to cheapen the game, but when you only have so much wood, no magma, and too much effing stone it's hard to make bins other ways. Besides, wood bins are for the pointy-eared hippies and they don't like it when I try to give them some. WebThe southern stockpiles seem to contain stone blocks and boulders, which are too large to be put into bins. The middle stockpile seems to have some stuff in bins, although I'm not sure why the loose items like cloth and yarn are not binned. ppetak • 6 yr. ago just use quantum stockpiles. It is fast, easy, and low-footprint. See wiki for details.

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WebDwarf Fortress Adventure game Gaming 71 comments Best Add a Comment pengytheduckwin • 4 yr. ago I've never had a problem with bins- even though they're probably outclassed in every way by dumps/QSPs, they still save a significant amount of stockpile space and feel way less cheesy game-wise. WebThe more masonry your mason dwarves do the better they get at that skill, so have them doing stuff with the stone: tiling the entire fortress in stone flooring, making stone … how to size a furnace

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WebStone can come from four places: Mining. Loose stone and boulders are a byproduct of mining. There is a 25% chance that section of natural stone that is mined will produce a stone boulder. Trade. Stone can be purchased at the trade depot from visiting caravans. WebThis means that anytime someone is idle, they are grabbing a stone from somewhere in the fortress and bringing it right next to the craftsdwarf. i also put a 10x5 stockpile of stone near my mason this does 2 things - 1) speeds up the amount of crafts/masonry being built since all they need to do is walk 5 tiles to pick up a stone WebAdd a Comment. •. Bins only work for: ammo, armor, bars/blocks, cloth, coins, finished goods, gems, leather and weapons. You must also have empty stockpile of those types … nova lift chair