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Dwarf Fortress Temple Dance Floor. They did not have all these details. Furniture or doing as i do and putting paved roads in surrounding the 'dance zone' of either 10x10 or 5x5 can help break up the. You need a dance floor that is 25 squares. I built a very large tavern with a very large dance floor, same for my 2 largest temples (the ones with the most followers). Now, if you want a real temple, or if your dwarves petition for one, then dig out or construct a room with a surface area of at least 25 tiles (the temple needs a ‘dance floor’ of this minimum size). The only requirement for the latter is that you include a moderate amount of empty space in the tavern's floor plan, which the game recognizes as a dance floor. stocking the tavern with. So a 5x5 (or some equivalent). It is the happy dwarves video on the youtube channel; Another note from it is the dance floor in the. Place it in a meeting area and then turn it into a temple of a select deity. If it says a 3x5 or 4x5 then it's not big enough. This video (and it's comments) seem to indicate it might be better to go with a meeting place tavern with a 10x10 empty space.

Another note from it is the dance floor in the. Furniture or doing as i do and putting paved roads in surrounding the 'dance zone' of either 10x10 or 5x5 can help break up the. Now, if you want a real temple, or if your dwarves petition for one, then dig out or construct a room with a surface area of at least 25 tiles (the temple needs a ‘dance floor’ of this minimum size). Place it in a meeting area and then turn it into a temple of a select deity. It is the happy dwarves video on the youtube channel; This video (and it's comments) seem to indicate it might be better to go with a meeting place tavern with a 10x10 empty space. You need a dance floor that is 25 squares. They did not have all these details. The only requirement for the latter is that you include a moderate amount of empty space in the tavern's floor plan, which the game recognizes as a dance floor. stocking the tavern with. So a 5x5 (or some equivalent).

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Dwarf Fortress Temple Dance Floor The only requirement for the latter is that you include a moderate amount of empty space in the tavern's floor plan, which the game recognizes as a dance floor. stocking the tavern with. If it says a 3x5 or 4x5 then it's not big enough. Now, if you want a real temple, or if your dwarves petition for one, then dig out or construct a room with a surface area of at least 25 tiles (the temple needs a ‘dance floor’ of this minimum size). The only requirement for the latter is that you include a moderate amount of empty space in the tavern's floor plan, which the game recognizes as a dance floor. stocking the tavern with. This video (and it's comments) seem to indicate it might be better to go with a meeting place tavern with a 10x10 empty space. Place it in a meeting area and then turn it into a temple of a select deity. You need a dance floor that is 25 squares. Another note from it is the dance floor in the. I built a very large tavern with a very large dance floor, same for my 2 largest temples (the ones with the most followers). So a 5x5 (or some equivalent). Furniture or doing as i do and putting paved roads in surrounding the 'dance zone' of either 10x10 or 5x5 can help break up the. They did not have all these details. It is the happy dwarves video on the youtube channel;