I recommend the mod Practicalities. It has an item magnet that is a lot less annoying than all the others Ive tried and the mod also features a block that disables the effect of it within a certain radius.
What cool little thing have you discovered today?
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I recommend the mod Practicalities. It has an item magnet that is a lot less annoying than all the others Ive tried and the mod also features a block that disables the effect of it within a certain radius.
TIL that some of the Metallurgy metals (Mithril, Adamantite, Orichalcum) are ripped off from Terraria 
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All of the ones you listed exist in various other fantasy settings...TIL that some of the Metallurgy metals (Mithril, Adamantite, Orichalcum) are ripped off from Terraria
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Uh...well in this case I'm not familiar with any
Mithril: Lord of the rings, dungeons and dragons
Adamantine: dungeons and dragons
Orichalcum: skyrim
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Also Final Fantasy (albeit that's "mythril", but LotR uses the same spelling).
Adamantine is just a ripoff from Adamantite and thats from Runescape I don't care what anyone else says
D&D is older than runescape...Adamantine is just a ripoff from Adamantite and thats from Runescape I don't care what anyone else says
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TIL; Orichalcum and Mithril predate both metalurgy and Terraria.TIL that some of the Metallurgy metals (Mithril, Adamantite, Orichalcum) are ripped offfrom Terraria
Adamantite might also be derived from Adamantium.
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Damn, I'm totally oblivious of almost all fantasy stuff ^^
Orichalcum was written about by Plato and other ancient Greek writers.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orichalcum
Adamantine was mentioned by Vergil as what the gates of Tartarus are made from.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adamant
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orichalcum
Adamantine was mentioned by Vergil as what the gates of Tartarus are made from.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adamant
Congratulations, you win the history one-upping contest.
But my (DF) adamantine hammer will win my fights!
(Joke explanation for those people with lives so sad they have never experienced the majesty of DF)
Adamantine in DF is super sharp but also really light. It's like making a hammer out of pillows.
It also requires you to breach a literal hellmaw at the bottom of the map...
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And? That's what dwarven atom smashing drawbridge airlocks are for. There isn't an issue.
(less funnily, it's possibly to mine smartly and avoid the Clowns anyway)
The real question is, is it possible to mine out the whole vein without draining the surrounding magma sea or melting too many dwarves?
With enough drawbridges and
Yes.
(remember, neither nobles nor cats are actually people, so they don't count towards the death count)
Disclaimer: That's actually the Elf King of Dwarves, not an actual dwarf, but since he's adopted the entire dwarven mindset it's fine.
I haven't actually made a Dorfputer...Sez you with the Dorfputer setup.
I've played some DF and I have breached the HFS, but I've never really done anything particularly dorfy. So far, my most dorf-like (mis)adventure was training an army of twenty hammer dwarves with full steel plate armor, who were used to obliterate a goblin "invasion" without more than a bruise or two (I think it was two). When a forgotten beast attacked, I sent them towards it, and all but two died. Whoo! Dwarf Fortress!
... so I actually had to scroll back up a few posts in order to find the context for this again. Carry on.With enough drawbridges andablative meatshields in the form of cats and noblesvaliant warriors?
Yes.
(remember, neither nobles nor cats are actually people, so they don't count towards the death count)
Disclaimer: That's actually the Elf King of Dwarves, not an actual dwarf, but since he's adopted the entire dwarven mindset it's fine.
I haven't actually made a Dorfputer...
I've played some DF and I have breached the HFS, but I've never really done anything particularly dorfy. So far, my most dorf-like (mis)adventure was training an army of twenty hammer dwarves with full steel plate armor, who were used to obliterate a goblin "invasion" without more than a bruise or two (I think it was two). When a forgotten beast attacked, I sent them towards it, and all but two died. Whoo! Dwarf Fortress!