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They can also be locked to keep those pesky crundles from interrupting everything your dwarves could possibly do.ĭown stairs reveal a tile directly beneath them. Floor hatches can stop both falling creatures and liquid.
Falling creatures ignore stairs and may get seriously hurt if the real ground is several z-levels below them. Stairs do not block creature nor fluid movement. A side-view illustration of various digging designations.Ĭaravan wagons can't travel across stairs - you need ramps for those to be able to reach your trade depot.
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