Domains of Mystery has a well made series of posts on the play of the dwarf fortress Tinearths.
It's worth the read if you're interested in a better explanation of the mechanics and gameplay of Dwarf Fortress.
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What if you're not interested in a better explanation?
"Domains of Mystery has a well made series of"
What? You lost me. Is this something about how to kill dwarves that are infesting your garden? If so, I'd like to hear it, although I tend to call them 'gophers', not 'dwarves'.
Perhaps you could train the gophers to dig for their fortune in a mountainside.
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