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1 Wells for dumping nobles are old-school, there are always cheaper way to deal with them. 1 Wells for dumping nobles are old-school, there are always cheaper way to deal with them.
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3 What really deep holes are really for: 3 What really deep holes are really for:
4 1) Dropping the ocean into subterranean layer ( killing all subterranean ecosystems) or magma ( yay!) so you get a ton of power from an ocean dam and a lot more dry land ( while also devastating surface marine ecosystems and hopefully causing climate changes) . 4 1) Dropping the ocean into subterranean layer ( killing all subterranean ecosystems) or magma ( yay!) so you get a ton of power from an ocean dam and a lot more dry land ( while also devastating surface marine ecosystems and hopefully causing climate changes! Get your own Aral Sea now!) .
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6 2) Making an archery pit. Just make the bottom layer of well a fortification ring and drop disarmed sentient catch there for trainees to shoot. Shooting live targets is quickest way to get experience! 6 2) Making an archery pit. Just make the bottom layer of well a fortification ring and drop disarmed sentient catch there for trainees to shoot. Shooting live targets is quickest way to get experience!
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8 Also, be sure to add a retractable-bridge entrance into your pit, so that when remains of live targets decompose into dead skeletons, you can harvest their corpses and make *goblin bone bolts* to shoot the next batch with. 8 Also, be sure to add a retractable-bridge entrance into your pit, so that when remains of live targets decompose into dead skeletons, you can harvest their corpses and make *goblin bone bolts* to shoot the next batch with.