Z coordinate allows you to move between twisting underground caverns and scale structures, fighting adversaries above and below.Bring them along on an adventure with a new character or reactivate them and play directly. with the various civilizations in the world. Earn a reputation as a hero, friend, soldier, enemy, thug, musician, etc.Listen to rumors and help out town and civilization leaders.Build a cabin in the woods with the help of your companions.Travel by day and search for a place to shelter as night falls.Seamlessly wander the world or travel more rapidly on the region map and in underground tunnels.Explore without cumbersome plot restrictions - thriving capitals, villages, catacombs, labyrinths, bandit camps, caves and more!.Recruit people to come with you on your journey, or start with an entire party of controllable adventurers, and their pets!.Play an adventurer and explore, quest for glory or seek vengeance.Honey, wax, pottery, windmills, waterwheels, soap, plaster, wool, eggs, dyes, cheese, glass, animal training, papermaking, parchment, bookbinding and much much more.Retire your fortress, then unretire it after spending time playing other roles in the world.Surgery, sutures, splints, crutches and more: care for your wounded dwarves instead of leaving them to fend for themselves.Accept non-dwarven residents from all over the world as your reputation grows.Serve mushroom wine in the finest goblets. Build a shrine to a volcano deity in a volcano. Lay out taverns, libraries, guildhalls and temples to enrich dwarven life and meet their needs.Build floodgates to divert water for farming or to drown your adversaries.Z coordinate allows you to dig out fortresses with multiple levels.Keep your dwarves happy and read their thoughts as they work and relax.Beware scheming villains and traitors within. Establish a barony and support the nobility as they make demands of your populace.Trade for all manner of exotic goods with your neighbors.Defend yourself against attacks from hostile civilizations, the wilderness, the depths, the dead and creatures of the night.Craft treasures and furniture from many materials and improve these objects with precious metals, jewels and more.Command your dwarves as they search for wealth in the mountain.The world persists as long as you like, over many games, recording historical events and tracking changes.The world is randomly generated with distinct civilizations spanning centuries of detailed history, hundreds of towns, caves and regions with various wildlife.In a randomly generated, persistent world.Īlthough Dwarf Fortress is still in a work in progress, many features have already been implemented.
Also don't try too hard on those first branching levels, since you might still be above the cavern layer.Dwarf Fortress is a single-player fantasy game. After all it's not the end of the world if you breach a cavern layer below its highest point. Since the caverns are often reasonably tall I would, with the stock 5 z-levels above layer 1, dig down at least 7 or 8 z-levels before expanding sideways. I myself usually set the z-levels above the first cavern layer to a larger number like 12 (I like lots of room), and will often have to dig down 14 or 15 levels before I find the cavern. Also this "ground level" can change over various parts of a fortress map. I don't believe that there is a guarantee that the lowest actual ground level will be the lowest possible one, and caverns have funky organic shapes so this is merely the minimum distance between the surface and the cavern. As I understand it this is the distance between the top of the possible cavern and the lowest possible part of the ground in that area. This doesn't necessarily mean that the cavern is located 5 z-levels below the ground everywhere. Assuming that you haven't changed any of them (if you have use your values), the default is 5 z-levels above "Layer 1" which (according to the wiki) is the first cavern layer. The advanced world gen parameters include some information on the number of z-levels between various underground features.
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