![]() ![]() ![]() Basically what this means is that you are of superhuman strength, endurance, etc. When an adamantine pick is melted down, it will produce 1.2 wafers, for an efficiency of 30%. Assume that you are a dorf from dwarf fortress.When a non-adamantine metal pick is melted down, it will return 1.2 metal bars, for an efficiency of 120%.Metal picks cost one metal bar to forge, or four adamantine wafers.They must be specifically assigned picks as part of their uniform or on their equip screen. Note that military dwarves will never select a pick as a weapon if allowed "individual choice". Almost all dwarves can equip picks some must use two hands (what makes them more similar to real-life ice axes then actual R-L heavy, two-handed human pickaxes). Since a steel pick can penetrate most armor, picks are effective weapons against any foe, armored, forgotten, bronze, or otherwise. Unlike when digging through rock, quality and material are both important when using a pick as a weapon. Picks are brutally effective, combining slashing and impaling with velocity of blunt weapons and generally far better than anything that isn't a whip or scourge (and will be better then them if it's made from good materials and with good quality). They inflict EDGE type damage, tend to impale or dismember enemies, and gain damage bonuses dependent on the user's Mining skill level. Its been 3 seasons and theyve both been mining no problem. The quality and material of a pick have no effect on its speed when digging through rock that depends solely on the user's Mining skill level. I embarked with 2 picks, and 2 dorfs with a mining of 2 each. Without picks, your dwarves will be stranded on the surface, forced to live like elves. You will need to purchase or create picks on embark, as miners won't bring their own. Picks are essential for a properly-functioning fortress: miners require picks to strike the earth, dig tunnels, carve staircases and everything else related to the removal of rock and soil tiles. A pick is a digging implement / weapon that can be forged (using the Weaponsmithing labour) from most weapon-grade metals, such as copper, iron, bronze, bismuth bronze, steel, and adamantine, but not silver, (although other weapons can be forged from silver). ![]()
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