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+That`s All Folks?!
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+This is the final chapter of the Dwarf Fortress walkthrough.
+
+Marksdwarves for Pest & Goblin Control
+======================================
+
+It was about this time that I realized that the grazing animals in
+their pastures outside had scattered and the dwarves attempting to
+round them up were fleeing in abject terror. The reason was clear:
+at the bottom of the screen I saw:
+
+    :guilabel:`Etur Ozarlolor, Farmer cancels Pen/Pasture Stray Water
+    Buffalo Calf (Tame): Interrupted by Kea.`
+
+Bringing up the :guilabel:`Units` screen by
+pressing :kbd:`u` and scrolling right to :guilabel:`Others`, I
+select a :guilabel:`Kea`. Bracing myself, I press :kbd:`v` and lay
+my eyes on the beast.
+
+:guilabel:`A small, green, intelligent mountain parrot.`
+
+Terrifying stuff. Let`s locate it on the map. Go back to the
+:guilabel:`Units` screen, select a :guilabel:`Kea`, and press
+:kbd:`z` to :guilabel:`Go to Unit`.
+
+.. image:: images/09-2-archers.png
+   :align: center
+
+The keas are flying around up in the sky, out of reach of our
+military. This seems like a great time to organize a marksdwarf
+militia! Marksdwarves are an excellent tool for repelling invasions
+of non-undead creatures because they can engage from behind
+fortifications without exposing themselves to much danger.
+
+First, let`s build some archery targets.
+
+* Press :kbd:`b`, :kbd:`A` (or find :guilabel:`Archery Target` at
+  the bottom).
+* Place four or more in a room somewhere. I built mine in the spare
+  room next to the melee squad barracks:
+
+.. image:: images/09-3-archers.png
+   :align: center
+
+* Hit :kbd:`q` over a target.
+* Hit :kbd:`q` for :guilabel:`Make Archery Range`.
+* Increase the blue size until it covers each of the targets
+  neatly, hit :kbd:`Enter`.
+* Look at the top right. You'll see :guilabel:`Shoot: From Left to Right.`
+  Use :kbd:`wasd` to chose the proper direction. For me, I want them
+  shooting down so I hit :kbd:`s`.
+* Repeat this on each target you placed. Unfortunately, a bug
+  necessitates this micromanagement.
+* Job done! Range is now ready!
+
+Now, we need some warm bodies to fill the ranks.
+
+* Make a squad of six or more slackers. Ten is great.
+* Set them to use the :guilabel:`Archer` preset uniform. This
+  includes leather armor (if you have any) and a crossbow of any
+  material.
+* Make a bunch of wood crossbows. Crossbow ranged attacks are
+  identical across material type, so wood ones are fine. Wood
+  crossbows are made at a :guilabel:`Bowyers Workshop` (:kbd:`b`,
+  :kbd:`w`, :kbd:`b`). Material type for ranged weapons only effects
+  their damage in melee.
+* Unlike shields, bucklers can be used simultaneously with
+  crossbows but give a penalty to hit. Build some if you`re feeling
+  generous.
+* Marksdwarves should only be used from behind
+  :guilabel:`Fortifications` or against harmless pests, so armor is
+  not necessary. But, if you like, armor certainly helps when an
+  :guilabel:`Elite Goblin Crossbowman` starts threading bolts through
+  your carefully-constructed :guilabel:`Fortifications`. If you
+  decide to use metal armor, be sure to edit the archer squad's
+  uniform accordingly with :kbd:`m`, :kbd:`e`, :kbd:`U`.
+* Queue up some more backpacks and quivers at the
+  :guilabel:`Leather Works`.
+
+Unfortunately, a bug often prevents marksdwarves from switching
+between bolts of different materials for combat and training.
+Therefore, we have to ensure that we use a single material type of
+bolt for training and combat. We have lots of bone lying around
+outside in our refuse stockpile, so let`s make bone bolts for now:
+
+* Build one or two :guilabel:`Craftsdwarfs Workshops` next to the
+  outdoor refuse pile.
+* Queue up :guilabel:`Make bone bolts` and set it on repeat or use
+  workflow to make about 400.
+* Hit :kbd:`m`, :kbd:`a`, :kbd:`f`, to bring up the
+  :guilabel:`Ammunition` menu.
+* Select your marksdwarf squad. To ensure that only bone bolts are
+  used in combat and training:
+* Select the exiting bolts and hit :kbd:`d` to delete them.
+* Hit :kbd:`c`, select :guilabel:`bolts`, press :kbd:`Enter`, then
+  hit :kbd:`M` and select :guilabel:`bone`.
+* Ensure that the resulting :guilabel:`bone bolts` are used in
+  training and combat by pressing :kbd:`T` and :kbd:`C`.
+* Change the amount to 200 with :kbd:`+`/:kbd:`-`.
+  Your ammo screen should look like this:
+
+.. image:: images/09-4-archers.png
+   :align: center
+
+* Make sure that your marksdwarf squad is set to
+  :guilabel:`Active/Training` in the :guilabel:`Military` screen
+  (:kbd:`m`, :kbd:`a`).
+* Set up your Marksdwarves training schedule like you did with your
+  melee squads. Hit :kbd:`m`, :kbd:`s` to bring up the
+  :guilabel:`Squad Schedules` panel, navigate to :guilabel:`Squad
+  Schedules: Active/Training` with :kbd:`/`:kbd:`*`, and set your new
+  Marksdwarf squad to train with at 2 or 3 minimum for every month.
+* With everything set up correctly, your marksdwarves should grab
+  some equipment and start practicing!
+
+Due to a bug, dwarves sometimes cannot drop carried ammo in order
+to pick up ammo of a different material type, such as iron. This
+can cause them to never practice or even fail to engage the enemy
+because they cannot drop their ammo in order to pick up practice or
+war ammo. You may be affected by this bug if you eventually decide
+to switch from bone bolts to metal bolts, which are much deadlier.
+If you have problems, consult the DF Wiki.
+
+
+Putting the Fortress in Dwarf Fortress
+======================================
+
+Congratulations on your new squad of marksdwarves! Besides
+:guilabel:`Kea` sniping, marksdwarves are great at defending from
+behind :guilabel:`fortifications`. Let's make some!
+
+There are a few important things to keep in mind when building
+complex fortress defenses:
+
+* Enemies will take the shortest path from the outside into your
+  fortress.
+* Some enemies can destroy doors and other furniture, but none can
+  destroy closed draw bridges or constructed walls.
+* Marksdwarves must stand adjacent to :guilabel:`fortifications` in
+  order to shoot through them, so it`s a good idea to make 1-tile
+  wide halls adjacent to :guilabel:`fortifications` and use burrows
+  to ensure they stand in the right spot.
+* You should also account for the unexpected - attackers that
+  can fly, jump, climb, etc.
+
+The specific design of your fortifications and traps is limited
+only by your creativity. The design below is an example of
+maximizing the distance that attackers must cover while being
+exposed to marksdwarf fire. As the attackers wind down the descent,
+they are exposed to fire from the fortified gallery above. Then,
+they must get past the melee squads in the secondary killzone which
+is also covered by a fortified gallery. You can make far more
+complex (and satisfying) defenses than this - TinyPirate's
+automatic minecart shotgun is a noteworthy example!
+
+.. image:: images/09-1-fort.png
+   :align: center
+.. image:: images/09-2-fort.png
+   :align: center
+.. image:: images/09-3-fort.png
+   :align: center
+.. image:: images/09-4-fort.png
+   :align: center
+
+Though formidible, these defenses are incomplete. Can you see the
+flaw? Our main stairwell is wide open, protected only by some
+traps! Remember that attackers will use the shortest route to get
+into your fortress, and right now the shortest route is over those
+traps. Let's build a drawbridge that we can raise to block off our
+main entrance and force attackers to take the route through the
+killzone.
+
+* Hit :kbd:`b`, :kbd:`g` to bring up the :guilabel:`Bridge`
+  placement menu.
+* Use :kbd:`u`, :kbd:`m` and :kbd:`k`, :kbd:`h` to create a 3x3
+  footprint and place it at the entrance to the fortress, adjacent to
+  the first line of traps.
+* By default, bridges retract when activated. We want ours to raise
+  to the left so that when raised, it blocks access to the fortress.
+  Hit :kbd:`a` to accomplish this.
+* Hit :kbd:`Enter` to place the bridge and use stone blocks to
+  build it.
+* A Dwarf with the Architecture labor enabled will come to design
+  the bridge and a Mason will then construct it.
+
+Now we need to hook the bridge up to some kind of mechanism to
+raise it. The most straightforward method is to connect it to a
+lever. Levers do not need to be near the machines they operate, so
+let`s build ours in a high traffic area near the dining hall.
+
+* Hit :kbd:`b`, :kbd:`T`, :kbd:`l` and place the lever near the
+  dining hall.
+* Once the lever and bridge are built, hit :kbd:`q`, place the
+  cursor on the lever, and hit :kbd:`a`, :kbd:`b` to bring up a list
+  of bridges it can be linked to.
+* You should have only one bridge. If you have more, select the
+  entrance bridge and hit :kbd:`Enter` to :guilabel:`Assign` it to
+  the lever.
+* Use any old mechanisms. Mechanism quality only effects the time
+  delay for traps to fire when sprung, not bridges.
+* You`ll see the :guilabel:`Link a Building to Trigger` job on the
+  lever's :kbd:`q` screen. A Mechanic will use the two mechanisms you
+  selected to hook them up.
+* To raise/lower the bridge, hit :kbd:`q`, place the cursor on the
+  lever, hit :kbd:`a` to :guilabel:`Add new task`, :kbd:`P`. If the
+  situation is critical - eg during a siege - hit :kbd:`n` for
+  :guilabel:`Do task now!` and the closest Dwarf will run to pull it.
+* Go ahead and test it out. Be careful: any object or creature on
+  the bridge when it raises will be flung across the map! Bridges can
+  be weaponized in this way.
+* Lastly, build a stone wall north of the bridge to seal off the
+  diagonal gap. Good job! Now we can funnel attackers into our kill
+  zone with a pull of a lever!
+
+The finished bridge in the raised position:
+
+.. image:: images/09-5-fort.png
+   :align: center
+
+
+Assigning Battle Stations
+=========================
+
+Finally, it's a great idea to set up burrows for each killzone
+gallery. Although you can use :kbd:`s`, :kbd:`m` to move squads
+around, Marksdwarves have a bad habit of never standing in the
+right position to shoot the massive army bearing down on them. A
+failsafe method is to use the :guilabel:`Alerts` screen (:kbd:`m`,
+:kbd:`a`) in conjunction with burrows.
+
+Remember the :guilabel:`Inside` burrow we set up to keep civilians
+inside? The same principle applies here. We will make a tiny burrow
+for each killzone gallery, create cooresponding alert states, and
+set up orders to defend the specific burrow when the alert state is
+active. This will cause the squad subject to the alert to
+immediately move to the correct burrow.
+
+* Start by creating a burrow on the main killzone gallery
+  encompassing the areas where marksdwarves must stand to shoot -
+  directly adjacent to the fortifications. Name this burrow "Prm
+  Kllzn Gallery".
+* Do the same for the secondary killzone gallery. Name it "Sec
+  Kllzn Gallery".
+* Make a burrow in the melee staging area as well. Name it "Melee
+  Staging".
+* Hit :kbd:`m`, :kbd:`a` and create three new alerts with
+  descriptive names like "Prim. Kllzn. Gallery", "Sec. Kllzn.
+  Gallery", and "Melee Staging Area." Use :kbd:`c` to :guilabel:`Add
+  alert` and :kbd:`N` to :guilabel:`Name alert`. Here is how the
+  alerts panel should look:
+
+.. image:: images/09-6-fort.png
+   :align: center
+
+Now we will associate each of these alerts with a cooresponding
+burrow so that when a squad is set to, for example, "Prim. Kllzn.
+Gallery" alert, it moves to occupy the "Prm Kllzn Gallery" burrow.
+The game calls this an :guilabel:`Order` and manages orders with
+the :guilabel:`Squad Schedules` interface.
+
+* Hit :kbd:`m`, :kbd:`s` to bring up the :guilabel:`Squad
+  Schedules` interface. Make sure our first melee squad column is
+  highligted.
+* Use :kbd:`/`/:kbd:`*` to cycle to the :guilabel:`Prim. Kllzn.
+  Gallery` alert (displayed in the gray bar at the top of the screen).
+* Hit :kbd:`o` to :guilabel:`Give order`. Hit :kbd:`o` again until
+  the :guilabel:`Defend burrows` order appears.
+* Highlight :guilabel:`Prm Kllzn Gallery` and press :kbd:`Enter` to
+  :guilabel:`Select` it.
+* Use :kbd:`-`/:kbd:`+` to set the minimum number of soldiers to the
+  number in the squad as displayed on the right. Each of our melee
+  squads should have three soldiers, so get it down to :guilabel:`3
+  soldiers minimum`.
+* Press :kbd:`Shift`-:kbd:`Enter` to enter the changes.
+* Hit :kbd:`c` to copy the order and :kbd:`p` to paste it to each
+  month for our first melee squad. We can also paste the order for
+  each month under our second melee squad because that squad also has
+  three dwarves.
+* For the Marksdwarf squad, do the same steps above but instead of
+  three soldiers minimum, use however many soldiers are in the
+  Marksdwarf squad. I have ten and I want them all to show up when I
+  give the order, so I set 10 minimum.
+* "Prim. Kllzn. Gallery" alert is set up!
+* Now just do the same steps for each separate alert, but use the
+  appropriate burrow for each. On the :guilabel:`Squad Schedules`
+  panel, press :kbd:`/`, :kbd:`*` to cycle to the next alert over,
+  :guilabel:`Sec. Kllzn. Gallery` and set it up so that the
+  :guilabel:`Sec Kllzn Gallery` burrow is used. After you`re done
+  setting up that alert, do the same for the last alert -
+  :guilabel:`Melee Staging Area`.
+
+To order a squad to man a position, hit :kbd:`m`, :kbd:`a`,
+highlight an alert, use :kbd:`6` or the arrow keys to higlight the
+squad you want to move, and press :kbd:`Enter` so that a green
+:guilabel:`A` appears next to the squad. The squad will execute the
+:guilabel:`Defend Burrow` order we set above and move to the burrow
+with weapons out and armor on. Although somewhat cumbersome, this
+will guarantee that your Marksdwarves man an effective fighting
+position at the critical time. Go ahead and give it a try.
+
+.. image:: images/09-7-fort.png
+   :align: center
+
+With "Prim. Kllzn. Gallery" highlighted, the green :guilabel:`A`
+shows that The Merchants of Conjuring are under this alert and are
+moving to the "Prm Kllzn Gallery" burrow.
+
+
+Further Fortifications
+======================
+
+The surface entrance to our underground deathtrap is a choke point
+for attackers and will cause them to bunch up as they try to get
+in. Let`s build a tower to shower them with death! Here is a design
+I came up with that uses the existing stairs that run through the
+barracks. As a bonus, it covers the entrance way as well.
+
+The main Marksdwarf gallery is directly above the drawbridge. It
+uses the terrain to cover the north and is completely sealed off
+from the outside.
+
+.. image:: images/09-1-tower.png
+   :align: center
+
+A stone roof seals it from above. Create roofs by building floors
+on the level above: :kbd:`b`, :kbd:`C`, :kbd:`f`. Note: walls
+create floors on the square directly above them, but fortifications
+do not. Remember to build floors above all fortifications or
+nasties will drop in from above!
+
+.. image:: images/09-2-tower.png
+   :align: center
+
+Access is through a staircase...
+
+.. image:: images/09-3-tower.png
+   :align: center
+
+...that leads to the barracks below ground.
+
+.. image:: images/09-4-tower.png
+   :align: center
+
+Don`t forget to set up a burrow for this tower just like in the
+previous section!
+
+Man Your Battle Stations!
+=========================
+
+.. image:: images/09-1-invader.png
+   :align: center
+
+The first test of my defenses came somewhat after this when a
+:guilabel:`Giant` appeared on the southwest corner of the map:
+
+.. image:: images/09-2-invader.png
+   :align: center
+
+Lets see how tough our defenses are. Our priority is to get
+everyone inside, batten down the hatches, and man the outer defenses.
+
+* Set the civilian alert to :guilabel:`Siege` (:kbd:`m`, :kbd:`a`,
+  then select siege and press :kbd:`Enter`). This restricts civilians
+  to the :guilabel:`Inside` burrow and will cause them to drop
+  everything and run inside. Now is also a good time to ensure that
+  your :guilabel:`Inside` burrow is in fact inside and out of the
+  line of fire!
+* Station our Marksdwarf squad in the primary killzone gallery. Hit
+  :kbd:`a`, select the :guilabel:`Prim. Kllzn. Gallery`
+  :guilabel:`Alert`, move right to the :guilabel:`Squads` column,
+  highlight the Marksdwarf squad, and hit :kbd:`Enter.` A green
+  :guilabel:`A` next to the Marksdwarf squad means that they will
+  move to that burrow.
+* Station our Melee squads in the melee staging area. Use the same
+  procedure as above, but activate the :guilabel:`Melee Staging Area`
+  :guilabel:`Alert` for them.
+* Now the tricky part. We need to shut our main drawbridge when
+  everyone is inside but before the :guilabel:`Giant` arrives. A good
+  method is to pause the game and use :kbd:`.` to advance time
+  incrementally. Keep your eye on that Giant! If anyone
+  is left outside, they will have to outrun the Giant as
+  it comes in through the killzones.
+* If you lose track of the Giant, use the
+  :guilabel:`Units` screen (:kbd:`u`) to find it in the
+  :guilabel:`Others` submenu and hit :kbd:`z` to :guilabel:`Go to
+  Unit`. Then press :kbd:`f` to follow it.
+* When the time is right, close the drawbridge by hitting :kbd:`q`,
+  moving the cursor onto the lever, and hitting :kbd:`a`, :kbd:`P`,
+  :kbd:`n`. Bridges shut slowly, so give lots of time!
+
+The gate shuts, our dwarves are in position, and the
+:guilabel:`Giant` is making a beeline for the killzones. Perfect.
+Just remember to reposition your Marksdwarves if the
+:guilabel:`Giant` makes it underground!
+
+I mistime the throw of the lever but the :guilabel:`Giant` is
+distracted by the strategic diversionary livestock pastured
+outside, giving time for the gate to shut! Those poor sheep, though...
+
+.. image:: images/09-3-invader.gif
+   :align: center
+
+The Giant pauses to destroy the Craftsdwarf`s Workshops
+outside, then descends into the killzones...
+
+.. image:: images/09-4-invader.gif
+   :align: center
+
+and is struck down by the waiting melee squads.
+
+Our defenses worked! It`s always fun to look at the combat log -
+hit :kbd:`r`, scroll down to :guilabel:`the Giant Theveme
+Enoreicite Ifatha Mivere is fighting!` and hit :kbd:`Enter`.
+
+.. image:: images/09-5-invader.png
+   :align: center
+
+Scrolling up past the pages of Dwarves beating on the
+:guilabel:`Giant`, I notice that the :guilabel:`Giant` dodged a
+bolt when it entered the killzone. Look back at the second GIF
+above. Do you see what happened? The :guilabel:`Giant` appeared on
+the first level of the killzone walkway and immediately came under
+fire. When it dodged, it went over the side and landed on the
+second walkway! It was only a 1-z level drop so it did no damage,
+but what if we lined the killzone with iron spikes? There`s always
+room for improvement in fortress defenses!
+
+.. note::
+
+    Don`t forget to set your squads back to
+    :guilabel:`Active/Training` and civilians back to
+    :guilabel:`Inactive` on the alerts menu!
+
+
+Medic!!
+=======
+If you`ve made it this far without a dwarven casualty, you are
+extremely lucky! Injury is a certainty in Dwarf Fortress, but
+adequate healthcare will keep your maimed citizens from succumbing
+to blood loss or infection. Dwarven healthcare is complex to set
+up, but a hospital system will keep even badly mangled dwarves in
+the army/workforce and prevent fort-ending tantrum spirals due to
+loss of loved ones. Once running, the whole thing is automated and
+requires little management.
+
+A hospital requires:
+
+* A source of fresh water - preferrably not muddy to minimize
+  infection.
+* Cloth - for bandages.
+* Thread - for sutchurs.
+* Splints - to set broken limbs.
+* Crutches - allow injured Dwarves to be useful while recovering.
+* Buckets - to wash and give water to patients (patients can drink
+  only water in the hospital!)
+* Beds - allow patients to be diagnosed, rest, and receive water.
+* Tables - for surgical operations.
+* Traction benches - immobilize patients when setting bones.
+* Soap - to clean wounds and prevent infection.
+* Gypsum powder - for casts.
+* A chief medical dwarf - to diagnose injuries, assigned in the
+  nobles screen (:kbd:`n`).
+* Doctors - Dwarves with the various healthcare jobs enabled.
+
+That sounds like a whole lot, but you likely have most of it on
+hand. Get started by designating a hospital zone. I evicted
+everyone from our original set of bedrooms and hollowed out those
+rooms to be my hospital zone.
+
+* Hit :kbd:`i`, place the zone and :kbd:`h` to make it a hospital.
+* Build and place beds and traction benches in the hospital zone
+  with tables adjacent to them. Adjacent tables make it easier to
+  move a patient for surgury.
+* You probably will need to build some chains or ropes for the
+  traction benches. The traction benches themselves are made at the
+  Mechanic's workshop using one chain/rope, one mechanisms, and a
+  table.
+
+Here is a setup with tables and traction benches clustered around
+the beds:
+
+.. image:: images/09-1-hospital.png
+   :align: center
+
+* Hospitals require containers to store supplies. Hit :kbd:`b`,
+  :kbd:`h` to build six or so :guilabel:`Containers` within the
+  hospital zone. Coffers are best because bags are used in other
+  industries.
+* Once the containers are placed, Dwarves will start stocking the
+  hospital zone with supplies. Let`s take a look at those parameters.
+  Hit :kbd:`i`, place the cursor over the hospital zone, and hit
+  :kbd:`H` to :guilabel:`Set hospital parameters`.
+
+.. image:: images/09-2-hospital.png
+   :align: center
+
+Already, we have enough :guilabel:`Thread` and :guilabel:`Cloth`.
+Note that hospital item counts are a thousand times the acutal units,
+so you don't really need 75,000 stacks of cloth.
+Let`s move on to the other items.
+
+* That bucket count looks low. Select :guilabel:`Buckets: 0/2` with
+  :kbd:`2`/:kbd:`8` and use :kbd:`6`/:kbd:`4` to increase it to 10.
+* Queue up 10 splints, 10 crutches, and 20 buckets at the
+  Carpenter's Workshop.
+* Build a :guilabel:`Kiln` with :kbd:`b`, :kbd:`e`, :kbd:`k` and
+  queue up 10 :guilabel:`Make plaster powder` jobs. Each job requires
+  a bag and a boulder of gypsum or other plaster-making stone, and we
+  have gypsum in abundance.
+* Build a :guilabel:`Soap Makers Workshop` (:kbd:`b`, :kbd:`w`,
+  :kbd:`S`) and an :guilabel:`Ashery` (:kbd:`b`, :kbd:`w`, :kbd:`y`).
+* Soap's recipe is: Lye + Tallow/Oil = Soap. Lye is made from ash
+  at a Wood Furnace. Queue up 10 units of ash at the Wood Furnace and
+  10 units of Lye at the Ashery. Finally queue up 10 units of soap
+  (:guilabel:`Make soap from tallow`) at the Soap Maker's Workshop.
+  If you have no tallow, butcher an animal and a Dwarf will
+  automatically render the fat into tallow at a Butcher's Shop.
+
+Great work! While your dwarves execute all the orders you've put
+in, let's secure a source of fresh water. Easy access to fresh
+water is essential because injured dwarves cannot drink booze.
+Moreover, water must be brought to them as they lay injured in bed.
+Therefore, it`s critical to have a year-round source of fresh water
+close to our hospital. Otherwise, injured dwarves will die from
+dehydration in their hospital beds.
+
+Let`s take stock of the fresh water sources we have available.
+
+.. image:: images/09-3-hospital.png
+   :align: center
+
+To the east we have a number of small ponds. When we look at the
+water in them with :kbd:`k`, we see :guilabel:`Murky Pool` filled
+with :guilabel:`Stagnant Water [7/7]`. Murky pools are no good to
+us because :guilabel:`Stagnant Water` increases the risk of
+infection when used to wash wounds and also creates an unhappy
+thought in any Dwarf that drinks it. Moreover, these pools are
+frozen for half the year! That pretty much rules these out unless
+we have no other choice.
+
+.. image:: images/09-4-hospital.png
+   :align: center
+
+Fortunately, we have a small river in the northeastern portion of
+the map. Using :kbd:`k` to look at its water, we see that it`s
+fresh, wholesome, :guilabel:`Water [7/7]`. This is what we`ve been
+looking for. The only problem is that like the :guilabel:`Murky
+Pools`, the river is frozen much of the year and it`s very far from
+the hospital. However, if we divert the water into an underground
+cistern, it will not freeze and we can accumulate enough to last us
+through the cold months. Let`s do some hydrological engineering!
+
+First, let's dig out our cistern. It`s best to locate it near the
+hospital and it needs to be at least two z-levels deep to avoid mud
+contamination. If water is taken from a 1 z-level source and the
+floor has a :guilabel:`Pile of mud` on it, the water will cause
+infections. The easiest way to avoid this is to make the cistern
+two or more layers deep. Here is where I placed mine:
+
+.. image:: images/09-5-hospital.png
+   :align: center
+
+It goes down an additional 3 z-levels directly below the well room:
+
+.. image:: images/09-6-hospital.png
+   :align: center
+
+Now we have to bring the water to the cistern. Easy, right? Just
+dig a really long trench from the river and connect it up.
+Actually, that`s a recipe for a flooded fortress! Water pressure
+will act to force the river water - flowing from above our cistern
+- up over the top of it and into the rest of the fortress. So, we
+need to use floodgates controlled by levers to manage the water
+flow. The only wrong way to accomplish this is the one that floods
+the fortress, but below is an example scheme that prioritizes flood
+safety.
+
+* Queue up 20 floodgates from the Masons.
+* Stick a door on the well room. If the worst happens, you can
+  always lock that door to stop the water until you figure out what
+  to do. Also, keep pets out of it by pressing :kbd:`o` with the door
+  selected - pets have a bad habit of drowning in cisterns and
+  spillways.
+* Dig a spillway tunnel from the top of the cistern to the edge of
+  the map, then :guilabel:`Smooth` (:kbd:`d`, :kbd:`s`) and
+  :guilabel:`Carve fortifications` (:kbd:`d`, :kbd:`F`) on the stone
+  at the edge of the map. That will allow water to flow off the edge
+  of the map in the event of overflow, relieving pressure in the
+  cistern.
+
+.. image:: images/09-7-hospital.png
+   :align: center
+
+* Build :guilabel:`Floodgates` (:kbd:`b`, :kbd:`x`) between the
+  cistern and the spillway. Make sure to leave one tile free adjacent
+  to the floodgates to allow access for when we hook them up to the
+  control lever.
+* Build a :guilabel:`Lever` (:kbd:`b`, :kbd:`T`, :kbd:`l`). Place
+  it in a location where you'll remember what it does and where it
+  will be accessible in the event of a flood. You can use a
+  :guilabel:`Note` (:kbd:`N`) to mark it, too.
+* Connect the :guilabel:`Lever` to the :guilabel:`Floodgates`. Hit
+  :kbd:`q`, place the cursor on the :guilabel:`Lever`, :kbd:`f`, and
+  select one of the floodgates you placed, using any old mechanisms.
+  Then hit :kbd:`q`, :kbd:`f` again and select the other floodgate to
+  hook it up, too.
+* When the Mechanic finishes these jobs, test out the
+  :guilabel:`Lever` by queueing a :guilabel:`Pull the Lever` job
+  (:kbd:`a`, :kbd:`P`). If both floodgates open, it`s all set up!
+  Close them again when you're satisfied.
+
+.. image:: images/09-8-hospital.png
+   :align: center
+
+Next, let's dig the water channel from the river.
+Start at the river and :guilabel:`Channel` (:kbd:`d`, :kbd:`h`) a
+3x1 section as pictured. Make sure to leave at least one tile
+intact between the river and the channel! Otherwise, the channel
+will flood prematurely. When we are ready to tap the river, we will
+:guilabel:`Channel` out this canal to let the water flow.
+
+.. image:: images/09-9-hospital.png
+   :align: center
+
+* We need to make a ramp all the way down to the top of our cistern
+  at z-level -6. Remembering that each :guilabel:`Channel` job will
+  create a ramp on the tile below it, we move one tile south and one
+  z-level down for each subsequent :guilabel:`Channel` designation.
+
+.. image:: images/09-10-hospital.png
+   :align: center
+.. image:: images/09-11-hospital.png
+   :align: center
+.. image:: images/09-12-hospital.png
+   :align: center
+.. image:: images/09-13-hospital.png
+   :align: center
+.. image:: images/09-14-hospital.png
+   :align: center
+
+* At z-level -6, :guilabel:`Dig` a 3x1 tunnel south to the spillway
+  tunnel...
+
+.. image:: images/09-15-hospital.png
+   :align: center
+
+* then dig west until the cistern.
+
+.. image:: images/09-16-hospital.png
+   :align: center
+
+* Dig out two wall tiles at the cistern.
+
+.. image:: images/09-17-hospital.png
+   :align: center
+
+* Build :guilabel:`Vertical Bars` (:kbd:`b`, :kbd:`B`) across the
+  water supply tunnel to keep the surface riffraff out. Although bars
+  can be destroyed by a building destroyer (like that
+  :guilabel:`Giant` from earlier), we will make sure that the bars
+  stay submerged and inaccessible to all but acquatic building
+  destroyers.
+* After the :guilabel:`Vertical Bars` are built, place three
+  :guilabel:`Floodgates` across the tunnel to the south of the
+  :guilabel:`Vertical Bars`.
+
+.. image:: images/09-18-hospital.png
+   :align: center
+
+* :guilabel:`Dig` a 3x1 relief valve to connect the water supply
+  tunnel to the spillway tunnel. Then install :guilabel:`Floodgates`
+  across it. Safety first!
+
+.. image:: images/09-19-hospital.png
+   :align: center
+
+* Install the last :guilabel:`Floodgates` between the water supply
+  tunnel and the cistern. If dwarves get stuck behind them, move on
+  quickly to the next step where we install levers to open the gates.
+
+.. image:: images/09-20-hospital.png
+   :align: center
+
+Build three :guilabel:`Levers` (:kbd:`b`, :kbd:`T`, :kbd:`l`) to
+control the three sets of floodgates. It`s important to keep track
+of which lever controls which floodgate, so I like to build a mini
+facsimile of the tunnel network and place the levers where the
+floodgates are located. It`s also a great idea to put a
+:guilabel:`Note` on each lever (:kbd:`N`, :kbd:`p`) and name it
+with :kbd:`n` so you don`t forget. Here is the scheme that I came
+up with:
+
+.. image:: images/09-21-hospital.png
+   :align: center
+
+* Hook up each :guilabel:`lever` to the cooresponding set of
+  :guilabel:`floodgates`. Select the correct :guilabel:`floodgate`
+  with :kbd:`+`/:kbd:`-` and use any old mechanisms.
+* Test out the levers after they are hooked up to ensure that each
+  one operates the appropriate set of floodgates.
+* Stick a door on the entrance to your lever room in order to
+  further floodproof it.
+
+Floodgates can become stuck open if debris like boulders block
+their tile when open, and moving water tends to push boulders under
+open floodgates. This floods the fortress. Therefore, we must
+remove all boulders from our waterworks.
+
+* Hit :kbd:`i`, designate a 1x1 zone somewhere outside the
+  waterworks, and hit :kbd:`d` to make it a :guilabel:`Garbage Dump`.
+* Hit :kbd:`d`, :kbd:`b`, :kbd:`d` to enable :guilabel:`Dump Items`
+  designation. Designate all stone in the water supply tunnel and
+  spillway tunnel to be dumped. Our workforce should be large enough
+  by this point to get the job done relatively quickly.
+
+It`s time to remove the dike between the river and the water
+channel, but it`s a good idea to take some precautions when doing
+so because dwarves tend to path through fast-moving water and get
+swept away. We`d like to keep our Legendary +5 Miners alive despite
+their idiocy.
+
+* Ensure all floodgates are closed.
+* Hit :kbd`d`, :kbd`o`, :kbd`r` and designate a
+  :guilabel:`Restricted Traffic Area` encompassing the dike and the
+  ditch. This will make dwarves prefer any route other than over the
+  designated area and hopefully clue them in that walking over it
+  means certain death.
+
+.. image:: images/09-22-hospital.gif
+   :align: center
+
+* :guilabel:`Channel` out (:kbd:`d`, :kbd:`h`) the middle tile of
+  the dike at the river. Then, :guilabel:`Channel` out the outer two
+  tiles.
+* If anyone drowns, build them a :guilabel:`rock Slab` at a mason's
+  workshop and have a Craftsdwarf :guilabel:`Engrave Memorial Slab`.
+  Then place it next to the river so the idiot`s family will know why
+  he died. Disregard any dead bodies in the water supply.
+
+We now have :guilabel:`Water [7/7]` from the river held back by the
+water supply tunnel floodgates at the bottom of the ramp we dug.
+That means that everything above that point is completely submerged
+by water. Therefore, if we opened both the water supply tunnel
+floodgates and the cistern floodgates at this point, the water
+pressure would push water all the way back up to z-level -1 - the
+level of the river. Consequently, we must ensure that at no point
+is the cistern opened directly to the river.
+
+* Ensure all floodgates are closed.
+* Open the water supply tunnel floodgates at the base of the ramp
+  and allow the water to fill the entire water supply tunnel.
+* When the water has reached :guilabel:`[7/7]` for most of the
+  water supply tunnel, close the water supply tunnel floodgates.
+* Confirm that the water supply tunnel floodgates at the base of
+  the ramp are closed, then open the cistern floodgates.
+* Allow the cistern to fill. Due to our design, the cistern will
+  not flood so long as the floodgates leading to the river remain
+  closed. There`s nothing to do but wait!
+* While the cistern is filling up, hit :kbd:`b`, :kbd:`l` to build
+  a :guilabel:`Well` on the open space above the cistern. Use the
+  highest-quality materials available because dwarves get happy
+  thoughts when they use a well-put-together well.
+* When the well is complete, hit :kbd:`i`, designate a 3x3 zone in
+  the well room, and hit :kbd:`w` to make it a water source.
+* If you feel like enhancing the nanny state of your fortess, you
+  can put some :guilabel:`Horizontal Bars` over the river water
+  intake ramps at z-level 0 and a :guilabel:`Hatch` over the well
+  access stairs. Forbidding the :guilabel:`Hatch` will at least keep
+  the dwarves from drowning themselves at that location.
+
+The cistern is filling nicely.
+
+.. image:: images/09-23-hospital.gif
+   :align: center
+
+* Check the water level the top level of the cistern (one z-level
+  below the well room) using :kbd:`k`. When it is at
+  :guilabel:`[7/7]` or :guilabel:`[6/7]`, close the cistern
+  floodgates. If it stabilizes before reaching at least
+  :guilabel:`[6/7]`, close the cistern gates, refill the water supply
+  tunnel, seal it from the river, and reopen the cistern gates.
+* At this point we could leave the cistern floodgates open
+  indefinately. So long as the water supply floodgates are closed to
+  the river, the cistern will not overflow.
+
+In the (extremely likely) event that something goes wrong and the
+fortress begins flooding, take immediate action to:
+
+* :guilabel:`Forbid` and :guilabel:`Keep Tightly Closed` (:kbd:`q`,
+  :kbd:`l`, :kbd:`o`) the door to your lever room and all doors
+  leading to the flooding area. Doors are watertight so long as they
+  stay shut.
+* Open all floodgates to your spillway. Use :kbd:`a`, :kbd:`P`,
+  :kbd:`n` on the :guilabel:`Levers` for maximum haste.
+* Close all other floodgates.
+* If things are particularly dire, extend your central staircase
+  downward until you hit the caverns. The water will tend to flow
+  down your staircase and into the caverns where there is usually
+  enough room for it to dissipate. That may buy you enough time to
+  dig a permanent spillway or seal off the flooded parts of the
+  fortress, but it also opens yourself to visits from uninvited guests.
+
+Our last task is to staff our new hospital. We need to appoint a
+:guilabel:`chief medical dwarf` so that patients get timely care.
+
+* Hit :kbd:`n` to bring up the :guilabel:`Nobles` panel. Scroll
+  down to :guilabel:`chief medical dwarf` and hit :kbd:`Enter`.
+* The first dwarf listed is the best diagnostician available, so
+  highlight him/her and hit :kbd:`Enter`.
+
+With that, we have a functional hospital! Dwarves can recover from
+very severe injuries with a good healthcare system in place, so
+don`t be afraid to send your melee units into combat. Now, broken
+bones will build character, not body count!
+
+
+The End!
+========
+And welcome to the end of the tutorial! By now you should be able
+to play the game on your own. If you`re lost as to what to do next,
+how about digging around and looking for more ore to smelt? How
+about poking around the caverns for some spider silk?
+
+You can also check out the tutorials in the index, for short
+chapters that cover a particular topic. Generating a new world is
+always fun when your fort gets too stable!
+
+You might also consider a mega project like an enormous tower,
+castle, or a fortress entirely surrounded by magma. There are many
+options, and just surviving the increasingly severe raids from
+goblins and other critters can be a challenge.
+

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-##################
-That’s all folks?!
-##################
-
-
-The final chapter of the Dwarf Fortress walkthrough! We’ll cover some
-broader fortress design questions, stuff that I’ve previously forgotten
-to mention and thoughts about fortifications. Lets get to it!
-
-Engineering your ultimate fortress
-==================================
-If you’ve lasted this far you’ve had an excellent grounding in Dwarf
-Fortress.  What’s more, you understand the concepts well enough that a
-bit of digging around :wiki:`on the wiki <Main_Page>` will answer most
-of your questions. If the wiki fails, there’s always the Q&A forum over
-on Bay12 Games.
-
-But something that seems to stump a lot of people are the big
-engineering jobs such as digging pits, sorting defences, and building
-above ground. So lets get on with it and do some of that ourselves!
-We’ll do so in the name of choosing a new, more secure, more roomy
-entrance for our fortress.
-
-Lets see, I think about a screen north and a screen east of our main
-entrance is a nice, open, flat area, and one we could easily defend if
-we were to dig some passage down. If you think about it, wouldn’t it be
-cool to have the trade depot close to our big storage stockpile? Then
-our dwarfs wouldn’t spend too long hauling crafts and with the trade
-depot deep inside the fortress we could more easily defend it.  So lets
-get on with it!
-
-* Find a spot.
-* Clear it of trees. About a screen full of clearing will be required.
-* Go down a level and used :kbd:`d`, :kbd:`r` for :guilabel:`ramp`
-  to set a 10-wide row to be turned into ramps. Now is a good time
-  to remind you that shift+arrow keys makes the X move in blocks of 10.
-* Here’s how mine is laid out, I’ve dropped the top width of ramps
-  first so that I can check I’m happy with how it will be laid out.
-
-.. image:: images/dftutorial9930.png
-   :align: center
-
-* Now I’ll continue setting a ton of ramps at the below ground level.
-  My selection there is 10 x 20:
-
-.. image:: images/dftutorial9931.png
-   :align: center
-
-* Now, make your I-shaped diggings into an L-shape by digging some amps
-  off to the left. Here’s mine done with another 10×10 ramp selection dug
-  to the side of the first diggings as well as another 10 x 10 space dug.
-  More on that later:
-
-.. image:: images/dftutorial9932.png
-   :align: center
-
-With the first level dug out we now want to go down another level, that
-would put us on the same level as the storage level, which would be a
-handy place to have an entrance huh? And we could move the barracks
-here as well, nice and close to the action, right? But before we do
-that, we need to remove the spare ramps. Those are the ramps which we
-don’t actually want to be part of the entrance slope.
-
-* Hit :kbd:`d` and :kbd:`z` for :guilabel:`remove ramps`.
-* Select all but the bottom line of ramps in the entrance L. Select all
-  the ramps on the pit. You can’t see it, but all the designated ramps
-  will be set brown – as in – job to be done! We need to remove all those
-  ramps because if we dig under them we’ll have rocks falling on the
-  miner’s heads! Here’s the end result:
-
-.. image:: images/dftutorial9933.png
-   :align: center
-
-You may have noticed we’ve got a dwarf stuck in our pit! Why? Because
-there’s no ramp or steps to get out! But now we can keep digging. So go
-down a level and again dig out the 10×10 below with ramps. For the
-L-shaped diggings, dig out athe level below, but be careful not to dig
-out the ramps we’ve left – otherwise you’re likely to get a cave in on
-our dwarfs and you’re also going to remove the entrance path we’re
-trying to create.
-
-* Once you’ve gone down another level remove all the ramps in the L
-  room except for, again, one line at the bottom. That way you’ve got a
-  ramp going down to the first below ground level, and then another ramp
-  going down to the storage floor level. That is, the two sets of ramps
-  take you from the ground level down two levels underground.
-* In the Pit, remove all the ramps and go down again, you’re aiming to
-  be at the workshop level. Again, remove ramps at that level and connect
-  up with the main workshop floor.
-* Have a look at how my setup looks from the top down through to the
-  bottom. Note, the Z minus 1 level has a room dug out in the un-ramped
-  corner. This room will overlook the entrance.
-
-.. image:: images/dftutorial9934.png
-   :align: center
-
-.. image:: images/dftutorial9935.png
-   :align: center
-
-.. image:: images/dftutorial9936.png
-   :align: center
-
-.. image:: images/dftutorial9937.png
-   :align: center
-
-That should give you a pretty good idea of the sort of digging we’ve
-done. As you can see, the pit goes down deeper than the entrance right
-into the heart of the fortress. We want this because this open air
-space means we can set a refuse pile down there and not generate
-miasma! Cool huh? Now our dwarfs only have to walk across the hall to
-drop rubbish in a secure place, rather than walking all the way up to
-the surface to drop rubbish outside, where it’s dangerous. You might
-also want to make some statues at a masons to place them in the middle
-of the pit and to turn that area into an statue garden (:kbd:`q` over a
-placed statue). Dwarfs like to hang around statue gardens and since the
-bottom of that pit counts as outside it will help prevent cave adaption.
-
-You may be wondering about all the dug-out space. I set the crook of
-our L to be dug out as rooms for our soldiers to overlook the entrance.
-First the bottom room, (before digging steps up) and then the room
-above at the Z minus 1 level. I would have left the room walls up but
-then I remembered that those silty, clay walls can’t be carved into
-fortifications, so I had to dig out all the dirt. I plan to replace the
-dirt with constructed walls, which I will cave to be fortified. I’ll
-show you a couple of pictures when I’m done and you can try something
-similar.
-
-Marksdwarfs go PEW PEW!
-=======================
-.. note::
-
-    Check out :reddit:`Mechanixm's guide <2k65yc>` if any of this is unclear.
-
-I’d feel bad if I didn’t spend more time on marksdwarfs as they are a
-very handy part of one’s army. So lets go over them a bit. First up,
-lets build some archery targets. I’ve got a corner of the storage room
-chosen. Do the same:
-
-* Hit :kbd:`b`, :kbd:`A` (or find :guilabel:`Archery Target` at the bottom).
-* Place four-or-so targets roughly near to each other. Here are mine
-  almost all built:
-
-.. image:: images/dftutorial9938.png
-   :align: center
-
-* Hit :kbd:`q` over the middle one when they’re built.
-* Hit :kbd:`r` for :guilabel:`Make Archery Range`.
-* Increase the blue size until it covers each of the targets neatly,
-  hit :kbd:`Enter`
-* Look at the top right. You’ll see :guilabel:`Shoot from Left to Right`. Use
-  WASD to chose the proper direction. For me, I want them shooting down
-  (from where the dwarf is in my picture) so I hit :kbd:`s`.
-* Job done! Range is now ready!
-
-Now we need some soldier types!
-
-* Go and make a new squad of half-a-dozen slackers.
-* Set them to be equipped in leather armor only.
-* Now, go and make a bunch of useful items! Like crossbows, perhaps
-  steel ones.
-* Make some steel bucklers as well (that’s a small shield that can be
-  strapped to ones arm and doesn’t slow one down as much as a shield does).
-* Go to your leatherworks and queue up some more backpacks and add some
-  quivers as well.
-* Make some more assorted steel armor bits.
-* Let your archer dwarfs skill up a bit as wrestlers. Strong and tough
-  dwarfs are always good.
-* Once you’re happy, change them all to carrying crossbows and bucklers
-  and chainmail armor. They will go equip themselves and start to
-  practice at the range:
-
-.. image:: images/dftutorial9939.png
-   :align: center
-
-* You will need to keep them supplied with bolts. You can make wooden
-  ones at a craftsdwarf’s workshop (and these are used for practice) and
-  bone ones there as well (for fighting with).
-* You can also forge metal bolts, which are better, but at 25-or-so
-  bolts per steel bar, it gets a bit costly. At least they will only be
-  used in a fight when it really counts.
-
-Now you have marksdwarfs! Over time they will be awesome shots, and
-fire quickly. They will be useful in firing through our fortifications
-that overlook the entrance L. If you look at the picture below you can
-see how I’ve put in double-thickness walls that have been carved with
-fortifications in areas I want me dwarfs to be safe in. I first put in
-one wall, carved it, then another. Double-thickness walls keep the
-enemy a bit further away and makes it harder for them to shoot in at
-us, while we can still shoot out just fine.
-
-.. image:: images/dftutorial9940.png
-   :align: center
-
-Also in this picture can see the general layout of my new entrance. The
-pit leads down to a passageway into the fort and to the new trade
-depot. Along the way to the depot are two bridges. At the first sign of
-invasion I pull the lever to the first bridge, now the only route to my
-fortress is that long winding path which is bracketed by two archery
-rooms. I can park dwarfs in those rooms and they can shoot through all
-those fortifications to hit the various invaders.
-
-Along that long and winding path I am also constructing a lot of traps.
-It will be very hard for any bad guy to get far, with luck! Further,
-about half way along the final straight to my entrance I’ve put a
-pressure plate linked to last bridge. The pressure plate is set to be
-one-use only, and when stepped on, it triggers the final bridge (if it
-wasn’t one use only the bridge would open and close every time it was
-stepped on). End result is even if the bad guys make it close to my
-entrance as soon as they cross that plate, up pops the interior bridge
-and we’re safe and they’re stuck!
-
-Bottom of the pit
-=================
-I’ve gone ahead and smoothed the bottom of the pit, put in the refuse,
-and in one corner I’ve placed a few statues and set the area as a
-statue garden.
-
-.. image:: images/dftutorial9942.png
-   :align: center
-
-Further fortification
-=====================
-While I was digging away downstairs I thought it might be nice to have
-a place above ground from which to shoot at invaders and perhaps
-somewhere to build some siege engines as well. Hence, I’ve started
-construction of a keep overlooking the entrance. In the picture below
-you can see I’ve dug a stair down to the level below (Which is hollowed
-out and walled in and has constructed stairs up) and I’ve put a wall
-around this area.
-
-Now, I could go and set these ground floor walls as fortification, but
-I prefer my archers to shoot from above the enemy. It makes them much
-harder to get shot in return! So, instead of fortifying this level I’ve
-constructed another stair upwards.
-
-.. image:: images/dftutorial9943.png
-   :align: center
-
-As you can see below, on the level up, I have matching down stairs
-constructed and thus now have access to this level. If my dwarfs wanted
-to go up here they’d have to walk on the tops of walls (walls come with
-a floor and a ceiling component, by the way, so the top of a wall
-counts as a floor). But wouldn’t it be better to have some floor? Yes!
-I agree! So I’m using the build, construct (:kbd:`b`, :kbd:`C`) menu to
-pave the floor. Eventually I’ll ensure the whole area is built over.
-But, if you do the same, do not put a floor over a wall top. This will
-prevent you from building a wall on that space. Walls can never be
-built on top of another construction. So leave the wall tops free and a
-wall all the way around on top of your existing walls. We’re building a
-tower you see! Also, make sure you leave one space clear of floor. This
-is where you can :kbd:`b`, :kbd:`C`, construct another set of steps going up.
-
-.. image:: images/dftutorial9944.png
-   :align: center
-
-The picture below shows the floor built with fortified walls around the
-edges. This will be a great place for our marksdwarfs to stand and
-shoot at any invaders as they approach the fortress. You can also see
-another set of steps I’ve built going up.
-
-.. image:: images/dftutorial9945.png
-   :align: center
-
-And here’s the floor above. No walls, a smooth surface. Ready for me to
-put siege engines on, perhaps.
-
-.. image:: images/dftutorial9946.png
-   :align: center
-
-And for a special treat here’s a screenshot from 3Dwarf Visualizer,
-which is a third-party tool which roughly displays how your fortress
-looks in 3D. you can see the entrance (but from this angle, not the
-ramps down), the keep and the pit.
-
-.. image:: images/dftutorial9947.png
-   :align: center
-
-The End!
-========
-And welcome to the end of the tutorial! By now you should be able to
-play the game on your own. If you’re lost as to what to do next, how
-about digging around and looking for more ore to smelt? How about
-building a :wiki:`well` so any injured dwarfs can be brought water more
-safely?
-
-You can also check out the tutorials in the index, for short chapters
-that cover a particular topic.  Generating a new world is always fun
-when your fort gets too stable!
-
-You might also consider a mega project like an enormous tower, castle,
-or a fortress entirely surrounded by magma. There are many options, and
-just surviving the increasingly severe raids from goblins and other
-critters can be a challenge.
-
-Good luck!
-
-*If you've read this far and the tutorial has helped you, why not*
-`support me <https://www.patreon.com/PeridexisErrant>`_ *on Patreon?*
-