That's the storage part, but what do you do with all that stone? Remember when I said useless immigrants become masons or engravers? Either I set the workshops to produce rock block on repeat (which stack, and provide higher values to constructions (not that it matter), or just throw 90 blocks worth of work orders in the manager queue whenever I'm running low. Things like metal bars and coke are kept in stockpiles the floor below the workshops. Early in a match of Fortnite still, at the moment, the most popular video game in the worldplayers must collect wood. The bottom storage floor also has special designated piles for ore and coal. Once you experience Dwarf Fortress, you begin to notice its tropes elsewhere. Each successive upper floor give to the floor below it, meaning the bottom floor is always full. Record how long it takes to grow to adult -Are the offspring also aggressive to dwarves -Can they be armed (if so, determine armor size) -Combat prowess (not dwarf focused opponents) Note on combat prowess: Though the fort is at war with goblins, there has only been one goblin siege in 10 years. On the bottom floor I have my workshops, meaning they'll always just be a set of stairs (or less, if I set up piles on that floor) away from their rock. They're fairly large on each level, with rows of stair running the length across, three spaces between each row.
I'm the kinda guy who actually builds huge, multilayer stone stockpiles, because I'm a chump. The great halls of the fortress are carved from the stone underground, and are kept safe by a vast defensive system of traps, falling pits, siege engines and crossbows pointing from arrow-slits. Generally, any useless immigrant become masons or engravers in my fortresses (I engrave EVERYTHING). It is one of the few dwarven settlements to survive in this fierce world.
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