Notes

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chaosvolt (reporter)

2017-01-19 10:13



Cute. I've seen grown linen clothing brought by elves, as well. :V

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lethosor (manager)

2017-01-20 12:48

edited on: 2017-01-20 12:49



What specifically is the issue here? "Is is"? "Grown wolf bone"?





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Quietust (reporter)

2017-01-20 16:59



I'm guessing the issue is that only wooden things should logically be "grown".

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lethosor (manager)

2017-01-20 18:31



Ah, yeah, that sounds like an issue. It's possible that "grown" is referring to the chestnut decorations, but if so, it's in the wrong place. There was also a mention of this at 0009275:0034102, but there's no wood involved there at all.

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FantasticDorf (reporter)

2017-01-21 04:44



Elves are only allowed to kill animals in self defense, the example of a rampaging carnivorous wolf or a forgotten beast invasively forcing them to retaliate would fit the criteria with the 'grown' applied afterwards in goods generation to make it ethical to barter & own.



Anecdotally i had a goblin (i edited the raws a bit) scribe a book on demon fiend parchment which had died within the dark-fortress, so they will re-use materials of fallen animals/invaders if it fits criteria to own & sell.

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Loci (manager)

2017-01-21 07:55



It makes more sense if you interpret "grown" as "elf-kosher": since all the wood parts are "elf-kosher", the resulting item is also marked "elf-kosher". Using a different (elven) word instead might make the distinction a little clearer.



Do items decorated by dwarves using elf-grown wood logs still receive the "grown" description?



@lethosor: there are apple wood decorations on the "grown" piccolo in 0009275.

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lethosor (manager)

2017-01-22 20:31



Loci: thanks for checking on that - I was going by the original comment.



Hinaichigo: I assume you meant that the original issue should be changed to "It is", so I'll do that. Let me know if I misinterpreted your comment.