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* '''Hard''' requires you to produce more wealth in order to receive higher-ranking nobles, requires [[Temple|temples]] and [[Guildhall|guildhalls]] to be more valuable before satisfying petitions, and causes [[Noble|nobles]] to make more [[Mandate|mandates]] and [[Demand|demands]].
 
* '''Hard''' requires you to produce more wealth in order to receive higher-ranking nobles, requires [[Temple|temples]] and [[Guildhall|guildhalls]] to be more valuable before satisfying petitions, and causes [[Noble|nobles]] to make more [[Mandate|mandates]] and [[Demand|demands]].
  
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== Custom settings ==
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== Enemy settings ==
 
If you wish, you can also fine-tune individual settings - maybe you only want megabeasts to assault your fortress, and would prefer the elves to leave well enough alone. The following options are available for enemy settings:
 
If you wish, you can also fine-tune individual settings - maybe you only want megabeasts to assault your fortress, and would prefer the elves to leave well enough alone. The following options are available for enemy settings:
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=== Individual enemy toggles ===
 
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| Curious wilderness creatures can come to cause trouble || Yes/No || Controls whether agitated animals can assault your fortress, and whether animals will spawn with the intent to steal items. || No, Yes, Yes
 
| Curious wilderness creatures can come to cause trouble || Yes/No || Controls whether agitated animals can assault your fortress, and whether animals will spawn with the intent to steal items. || No, Yes, Yes
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|}
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=== Enemy civilization triggers ===
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{| class="wikitable"
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! Setting !! Possible values !! Description !! Default values (Off, Normal, Hard)
 
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| Enemy population triggers || 1 to 300 || Likely affects when invasions occur, and how difficult they are. Met when you have this many citizens.{{verify}} || 0/0/0/0/0, 20/50/80/110/140, 15/30/40/55/70
 
| Enemy population triggers || 1 to 300 || Likely affects when invasions occur, and how difficult they are. Met when you have this many citizens.{{verify}} || 0/0/0/0/0, 20/50/80/110/140, 15/30/40/55/70
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| Enemy trade triggers || 0 to 100,000,000 || Likely affects when invasions occur, and how difficult they are. Met when you've exported this much wealth.{{verify}} || 0/0/0/0/0, 500/2500/10000/20000/30000, 250/1250/5000/10000/15000
 
| Enemy trade triggers || 0 to 100,000,000 || Likely affects when invasions occur, and how difficult they are. Met when you've exported this much wealth.{{verify}} || 0/0/0/0/0, 500/2500/10000/20000/30000, 250/1250/5000/10000/15000
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|}
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=== Megabeasts ===
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{| class="wikitable"
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|-
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! Setting !! Possible values !! Description !! Default values (Off, Normal, Hard)
 
|-
 
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| Megabeast attack period (seasons) || 0 to 100 || How many seasons must pass before a megabeast may attack your fortress.{{verify}} || 10, 10, 8
 
| Megabeast attack period (seasons) || 0 to 100 || How many seasons must pass before a megabeast may attack your fortress.{{verify}} || 10, 10, 8
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|}
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=== Forgotten beasts ===
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{| class="wikitable"
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|-
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! Setting !! Possible values !! Description !! Default values (Off, Normal, Hard)
 
|-
 
|-
 
| Forgotten beast sensitivity || 1 to 100,000 || Performing nature-disrupting actions within the caverns will agitate forgotten beasts and may cause them to attack. [[Noise]] will also increase agitation. A smaller value will require less actions before the maximum attack chance is reached. || 10000, 10000, 10000
 
| Forgotten beast sensitivity || 1 to 100,000 || Performing nature-disrupting actions within the caverns will agitate forgotten beasts and may cause them to attack. [[Noise]] will also increase agitation. A smaller value will require less actions before the maximum attack chance is reached. || 10000, 10000, 10000
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| Forgotten beast wealth divisor || 1 to 100,000 || Your current fortress wealth is divided by this number - the result is added to effective irritation to determine forgotten beast attacks. A smaller number will cause forgotten beasts to attack sooner. || 40, 40, 40
 
| Forgotten beast wealth divisor || 1 to 100,000 || Your current fortress wealth is divided by this number - the result is added to effective irritation to determine forgotten beast attacks. A smaller number will cause forgotten beasts to attack sooner. || 40, 40, 40
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|}
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=== Wilderness irritation ===
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{| class="wikitable"
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|-
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! Setting !! Possible values !! Description !! Default values (Off, Normal, Hard)
 
|-
 
|-
 
| Wilderness sensitivity || 1 to 100,000 || Performing nature-disrupting actions such as cutting down trees will agitate wildlife and may cause them to attack. A smaller value will require less actions before the maximum attack chance is reached. || 10000, 10000, 10000
 
| Wilderness sensitivity || 1 to 100,000 || Performing nature-disrupting actions such as cutting down trees will agitate wildlife and may cause them to attack. A smaller value will require less actions before the maximum attack chance is reached. || 10000, 10000, 10000
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| Wilderness irritation decay || 0 to 100,000 || Causes wildlife to be less irritated after every year. A higher value will make them less irritated faster. Normal default values are 500 on '''Normal''' and 100 on '''Hard'''. Currently broken - changing this setting instead modifies the Minimum value above.{{bug|12181}} || 2000, 2000, 0
 
| Wilderness irritation decay || 0 to 100,000 || Causes wildlife to be less irritated after every year. A higher value will make them less irritated faster. Normal default values are 500 on '''Normal''' and 100 on '''Hard'''. Currently broken - changing this setting instead modifies the Minimum value above.{{bug|12181}} || 2000, 2000, 0
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|}
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=== Werebeasts ===
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{| class="wikitable"
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|-
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! Setting !! Possible values !! Description !! Default values (Off, Normal, Hard)
 
|-
 
|-
 
| Werebeast attack period (seasons) || 0 to 100 || How many seasons must pass before a werebeast may attack your fortress.{{verify}} || 10, 10, 8
 
| Werebeast attack period (seasons) || 0 to 100 || How many seasons must pass before a werebeast may attack your fortress.{{verify}} || 10, 10, 8
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|}
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=== Vampires ===
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{| class="wikitable"
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|-
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! Setting !! Possible values !! Description !! Default values (Off, Normal, Hard)
 
|-
 
|-
 
| Vampire migrant fraction || 1 to 1,000 || Affects what percentage of new migrants will be [[Vampire|vampires]]. A value of 0 will disable vampiric migrants. (Only on '''Off''' difficulty) || 0, 100, 75
 
| Vampire migrant fraction || 1 to 1,000 || Affects what percentage of new migrants will be [[Vampire|vampires]]. A value of 0 will disable vampiric migrants. (Only on '''Off''' difficulty) || 0, 100, 75
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|}
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=== Invasion caps ===
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{| class="wikitable"
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|-
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! Setting !! Possible values !! Description !! Default values (Off, Normal, Hard)
 
|-
 
|-
 
| Invasion caps (regulars) || 0 to 500 || The maximum amount of humanoid enemies that can be thrown at you when a civilization sieges you.{{verify}} || 0/0/0, 10/40/120, 20/60/120
 
| Invasion caps (regulars) || 0 to 500 || The maximum amount of humanoid enemies that can be thrown at you when a civilization sieges you.{{verify}} || 0/0/0, 10/40/120, 20/60/120
 
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|-
 
| Invasion caps (monsters) || 0 to 500 || The maximum amount of mounts and other tamed creatures that can be thrown at you when a civilization sieges you.{{verify}} || 0/0/0, 0/5/40, 1/10/40
 
| Invasion caps (monsters) || 0 to 500 || The maximum amount of mounts and other tamed creatures that can be thrown at you when a civilization sieges you.{{verify}} || 0/0/0, 0/5/40, 1/10/40
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|}
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=== Raids ===
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{| class="wikitable"
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|-
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! Setting !! Possible values !! Description !! Default values (Off, Normal, Hard)
 
|-
 
|-
 
| Minimum raids before first siege (per civ) || 0 to 500 || Affects how many [[Ambush|ambushes]] must be performed before a civilization can try a proper siege for the first time. || 0, 2, 2
 
| Minimum raids before first siege (per civ) || 0 to 500 || Affects how many [[Ambush|ambushes]] must be performed before a civilization can try a proper siege for the first time. || 0, 2, 2
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| Siege frequency (percentage, otherwise raid) || 0 to 100 || Percentage chance to receive a siege instead of an ambush. || 0, 25, 50
 
| Siege frequency (percentage, otherwise raid) || 0 to 100 || Percentage chance to receive a siege instead of an ambush. || 0, 25, 50
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|}
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=== Cavern dwellers ===
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{| class="wikitable"
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|-
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! Setting !! Possible values !! Description !! Default values (Off, Normal, Hard)
 
|-
 
|-
 
| Cavern dweller scale (increase per attack) || 0 to 100 || Every time cavern-dwellers attack your fortress, the maximum number of attackers increases by this number. || 0, 10, 20
 
| Cavern dweller scale (increase per attack) || 0 to 100 || Every time cavern-dwellers attack your fortress, the maximum number of attackers increases by this number. || 0, 10, 20
 
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| Cavern dweller maximum attackers || 0 to 500 || The maximum amount of enemies that can be thrown at you when cavern dwellers attack. || 0, 50, 75
 
| Cavern dweller maximum attackers || 0 to 500 || The maximum amount of enemies that can be thrown at you when cavern dwellers attack. || 0, 50, 75
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|}
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=== Tree quota ===
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{| class="wikitable"
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|-
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! Setting !! Possible values !! Description !! Default values (Off, Normal, Hard)
 
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| Diplomacy tree-fell count || 1 to 1000 || Affects the default amount of trees [[Elf|elven]] diplomats will request you limit your felling to. Your negotiator will still try and increase the tree limit. || 25, 25, 10
 
| Diplomacy tree-fell count || 1 to 1000 || Affects the default amount of trees [[Elf|elven]] diplomats will request you limit your felling to. Your negotiator will still try and increase the tree limit. || 25, 25, 10
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| Diplomacy tree-fell count (untamed wilds) || 1 to 1000 || Affects the default amount of trees elven diplomats will request you limit your felling to if you've settled in a [[savage]] area instead. Your negotiator will still try and increase the tree limit. || 5, 5, 1
 
| Diplomacy tree-fell count (untamed wilds) || 1 to 1000 || Affects the default amount of trees elven diplomats will request you limit your felling to if you've settled in a [[savage]] area instead. Your negotiator will still try and increase the tree limit. || 5, 5, 1
 
|}
 
|}
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== Economy settings ==
 
The following options are available for economy settings:
 
The following options are available for economy settings:
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=== Fortress rank ===
 
{| class="wikitable"
 
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| Economy trade triggers || 1 to 100,000,000 || Affects how much exported wealth you need to increase the rank of your fortress. Must meet population and one of production or trade. Triggers 1 through 5 correspond to Hamlet, Village, Town, City, and Metropolis. Setting a trigger to 0 causes it to be met immediately. || 500/2500/10000/20000/30000, 2500/12500/50000/100000/150000
 
| Economy trade triggers || 1 to 100,000,000 || Affects how much exported wealth you need to increase the rank of your fortress. Must meet population and one of production or trade. Triggers 1 through 5 correspond to Hamlet, Village, Town, City, and Metropolis. Setting a trigger to 0 causes it to be met immediately. || 500/2500/10000/20000/30000, 2500/12500/50000/100000/150000
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|}
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=== Land holder ===
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{| class="wikitable"
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|-
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! Setting !! Possible values !! Description !! Default values (Normal, Hard)
 
|-
 
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| Land holder population triggers || 1 to 300 || Likely affects how [[Baron|barons]] and upwards are achieved.{{verify}} Values 4 through 10 are not used in the base game. || 20/20/20, 20/20/20
 
| Land holder population triggers || 1 to 300 || Likely affects how [[Baron|barons]] and upwards are achieved.{{verify}} Values 4 through 10 are not used in the base game. || 20/20/20, 20/20/20
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| Land holder trade triggers || 1 to 100,000,000 || Likely affects how barons and upwards are achieved.{{verify}} Values 4 through 10 are not used in the base game. || 10000/20000/30000, 50000/100000/150000
 
| Land holder trade triggers || 1 to 100,000,000 || Likely affects how barons and upwards are achieved.{{verify}} Values 4 through 10 are not used in the base game. || 10000/20000/30000, 50000/100000/150000
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|}
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=== Temples ===
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{| class="wikitable"
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|-
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! Setting !! Possible values !! Description !! Default values (Normal, Hard)
 
|-
 
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| Value of temple || 1 to 100,000,000 || Affects how valuable a designated [[temple]] zone must be before it satisfies a petition to create it. || 2000, 6000
 
| Value of temple || 1 to 100,000,000 || Affects how valuable a designated [[temple]] zone must be before it satisfies a petition to create it. || 2000, 6000
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| High priesthood unit count || 1 to 300 || Affects how many members of a religion must be citizens in your fortress before a petition to upgrade an existing temple is made. || 25, 25
 
| High priesthood unit count || 1 to 300 || Affects how many members of a religion must be citizens in your fortress before a petition to upgrade an existing temple is made. || 25, 25
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|}
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=== Guilds ===
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{| class="wikitable"
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|-
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! Setting !! Possible values !! Description !! Default values (Normal, Hard)
 
|-
 
|-
 
| Value of guildhall || 1 to 100,000,000 || Affects how valuable a designated [[guildhall]] zone must be before it satisfies a petition to create it. || 2000, 6000
 
| Value of guildhall || 1 to 100,000,000 || Affects how valuable a designated [[guildhall]] zone must be before it satisfies a petition to create it. || 2000, 6000
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| Grand guild unit count || 1 to 300 || Affects how many members of a profession must be citizens in your fortress before a petition to upgrade an existing guildhall is made. || 25, 25
 
| Grand guild unit count || 1 to 300 || Affects how many members of a profession must be citizens in your fortress before a petition to upgrade an existing guildhall is made. || 25, 25
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|}
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=== Mandates ===
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{| class="wikitable"
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|-
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! Setting !! Possible values !! Description !! Default values (Normal, Hard)
 
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| Mandate period (more = fewer) || 1 to 10,000 || Affects how long nobles must wait before making new mandates. A higher value forces them to wait longer before mandating something.|| 1000, 500
 
| Mandate period (more = fewer) || 1 to 10,000 || Affects how long nobles must wait before making new mandates. A higher value forces them to wait longer before mandating something.|| 1000, 500

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Difficulty is the level of challenge presented by the game in Fortress Mode, completely customizable by the player. While previous versions of Dwarf Fortress allowed toggling invaders on or off, v50 added more granular difficulty settings to fine-tune one's experience. These settings will affect whether your fortress can be attacked by outside forces, how frequent said attacks are, how big invading armies are, and noble neediness. You can modify these settings before and after embarking at any time.

Default settings

Enemies has 3 options:

  • Off will disable ambushes, sieges, uninvited guests, werebeasts, and agitated wildlife attacks, but not intrigue, HFS, or misbehaving dwarves, so it is still recommended to train a military.
  • Normal is the standard Dwarf Fortress experience.
  • Hard ensures a never-ending stream of Fun, causing invaders to show up earlier, more often, and with more bodies to throw at the gates.

Economy has 2 options:

  • Normal is the standard Dwarf Fortress economy.
  • Hard requires you to produce more wealth in order to receive higher-ranking nobles, requires temples and guildhalls to be more valuable before satisfying petitions, and causes nobles to make more mandates and demands.

Enemy settings

If you wish, you can also fine-tune individual settings - maybe you only want megabeasts to assault your fortress, and would prefer the elves to leave well enough alone. The following options are available for enemy settings:

Individual enemy toggles

Setting Possible values Description Default values (Off, Normal, Hard)
Civilizations can attack Yes/No Controls whether ambushes and sieges can occur. No, Yes, Yes
Megabeasts can attack Yes/No Controls whether megabeasts and forgotten beasts can attack. No, Yes, Yes
Werebeasts can attack Yes/No Controls whether werebeasts can attack. No, Yes, Yes
Curious wilderness creatures can come to cause trouble Yes/No Controls whether agitated animals can assault your fortress, and whether animals will spawn with the intent to steal items. No, Yes, Yes

Enemy civilization triggers

Setting Possible values Description Default values (Off, Normal, Hard)
Enemy population triggers 1 to 300 Likely affects when invasions occur, and how difficult they are. Met when you have this many citizens.[Verify] 0/0/0/0/0, 20/50/80/110/140, 15/30/40/55/70
Enemy production triggers 0 to 100,000,000 Likely affects when invasions occur, and how difficult they are. Met when you've created this much wealth.[Verify] 0/0/0/0/0, 5000/25000/100000/200000/300000, 2500/12500/50000/100000/150000
Enemy trade triggers 0 to 100,000,000 Likely affects when invasions occur, and how difficult they are. Met when you've exported this much wealth.[Verify] 0/0/0/0/0, 500/2500/10000/20000/30000, 250/1250/5000/10000/15000

Megabeasts

Setting Possible values Description Default values (Off, Normal, Hard)
Megabeast attack period (seasons) 0 to 100 How many seasons must pass before a megabeast may attack your fortress.[Verify] 10, 10, 8

Forgotten beasts

Setting Possible values Description Default values (Off, Normal, Hard)
Forgotten beast sensitivity 1 to 100,000 Performing nature-disrupting actions within the caverns will agitate forgotten beasts and may cause them to attack. Noise will also increase agitation. A smaller value will require less actions before the maximum attack chance is reached. 10000, 10000, 10000
Forgotten beast irritation minimum 1 to 100,000 If the hidden agitation counter is at this value or below, no forgotten beasts will attack. 5000, 5000, 2000
Forgotten beast wealth divisor 1 to 100,000 Your current fortress wealth is divided by this number - the result is added to effective irritation to determine forgotten beast attacks. A smaller number will cause forgotten beasts to attack sooner. 40, 40, 40

Wilderness irritation

Setting Possible values Description Default values (Off, Normal, Hard)
Wilderness sensitivity 1 to 100,000 Performing nature-disrupting actions such as cutting down trees will agitate wildlife and may cause them to attack. A smaller value will require less actions before the maximum attack chance is reached. 10000, 10000, 10000
Wilderness irritation minimum 1 to 100,000 If the hidden agitation counter is at this value or below, no agitated wildlife will spawn. 2000, 2000, 0
Wilderness irritation decay 0 to 100,000 Causes wildlife to be less irritated after every year. A higher value will make them less irritated faster. Normal default values are 500 on Normal and 100 on Hard. Currently broken - changing this setting instead modifies the Minimum value above.Bug:12181 2000, 2000, 0

Werebeasts

Setting Possible values Description Default values (Off, Normal, Hard)
Werebeast attack period (seasons) 0 to 100 How many seasons must pass before a werebeast may attack your fortress.[Verify] 10, 10, 8

Vampires

Setting Possible values Description Default values (Off, Normal, Hard)
Vampire migrant fraction 1 to 1,000 Affects what percentage of new migrants will be vampires. A value of 0 will disable vampiric migrants. (Only on Off difficulty) 0, 100, 75

Invasion caps

Setting Possible values Description Default values (Off, Normal, Hard)
Invasion caps (regulars) 0 to 500 The maximum amount of humanoid enemies that can be thrown at you when a civilization sieges you.[Verify] 0/0/0, 10/40/120, 20/60/120
Invasion caps (monsters) 0 to 500 The maximum amount of mounts and other tamed creatures that can be thrown at you when a civilization sieges you.[Verify] 0/0/0, 0/5/40, 1/10/40

Raids

Setting Possible values Description Default values (Off, Normal, Hard)
Minimum raids before first siege (per civ) 0 to 500 Affects how many ambushes must be performed before a civilization can try a proper siege for the first time. 0, 2, 2
Minimum raids between sieges (per civ) 0 to 500 Affects how many ambushes must be performed before a civilization can try a proper siege from the second time onwards. 0, 3, 1
Siege frequency (percentage, otherwise raid) 0 to 100 Percentage chance to receive a siege instead of an ambush. 0, 25, 50

Cavern dwellers

Setting Possible values Description Default values (Off, Normal, Hard)
Cavern dweller scale (increase per attack) 0 to 100 Every time cavern-dwellers attack your fortress, the maximum number of attackers increases by this number. 0, 10, 20
Cavern dweller maximum attackers 0 to 500 The maximum amount of enemies that can be thrown at you when cavern dwellers attack. 0, 50, 75

Tree quota

Setting Possible values Description Default values (Off, Normal, Hard)
Diplomacy tree-fell count 1 to 1000 Affects the default amount of trees elven diplomats will request you limit your felling to. Your negotiator will still try and increase the tree limit. 25, 25, 10
Diplomacy tree-fell count (untamed wilds) 1 to 1000 Affects the default amount of trees elven diplomats will request you limit your felling to if you've settled in a savage area instead. Your negotiator will still try and increase the tree limit. 5, 5, 1

Economy settings

The following options are available for economy settings:

Fortress rank

Setting Possible values Description Default values (Normal, Hard)
Economy population triggers 1 to 300 Affects how many citizens you need to increase the rank of your fortress. Must meet population and one of production or trade. Triggers 1 through 5 correspond to Hamlet, Village, Town, City, and Metropolis. 20/50/80/110/140, 20/50/80/110/140
Economy production triggers 1 to 100,000,000 Affects how much created wealth you need to increase the rank of your fortress. Must meet population and one of production or trade. Triggers 1 through 5 correspond to Hamlet, Village, Town, City, and Metropolis. Setting this trigger to 0 causes it to be met immediately. 5000/25000/100000/200000/300000, 25000/125000/500000/1000000/1500000
Economy trade triggers 1 to 100,000,000 Affects how much exported wealth you need to increase the rank of your fortress. Must meet population and one of production or trade. Triggers 1 through 5 correspond to Hamlet, Village, Town, City, and Metropolis. Setting a trigger to 0 causes it to be met immediately. 500/2500/10000/20000/30000, 2500/12500/50000/100000/150000

Land holder

Setting Possible values Description Default values (Normal, Hard)
Land holder population triggers 1 to 300 Likely affects how barons and upwards are achieved.[Verify] Values 4 through 10 are not used in the base game. 20/20/20, 20/20/20
Land holder production triggers 1 to 100,000,000 Likely affects how barons and upwards are achieved.[Verify] Values 4 through 10 are not used in the base game. 10000/200000/300000, 500000/1000000/1500000
Land holder trade triggers 1 to 100,000,000 Likely affects how barons and upwards are achieved.[Verify] Values 4 through 10 are not used in the base game. 10000/20000/30000, 50000/100000/150000

Temples

Setting Possible values Description Default values (Normal, Hard)
Value of temple 1 to 100,000,000 Affects how valuable a designated temple zone must be before it satisfies a petition to create it. 2000, 6000
Value of temple complex 1 to 100,000,000 Affects how valuable a designated temple zone must be before it satisfies a petition to upgrade it. 10000, 30000
Priesthood unit count 1 to 300 Affects how many members of a religion must be citizens in your fortress before a petition for a temple is made. 10, 10
High priesthood unit count 1 to 300 Affects how many members of a religion must be citizens in your fortress before a petition to upgrade an existing temple is made. 25, 25

Guilds

Setting Possible values Description Default values (Normal, Hard)
Value of guildhall 1 to 100,000,000 Affects how valuable a designated guildhall zone must be before it satisfies a petition to create it. 2000, 6000
Value of grand guildhall 1 to 100,000,000 Affects how valuable a designated guildhall zone must be before it satisfies a petition to upgrade it. 10000, 30000
Guild unit count 1 to 300 Affects how many members of a profession must be citizens in your fortress before a petition for a guildhall is made. 10, 10
Grand guild unit count 1 to 300 Affects how many members of a profession must be citizens in your fortress before a petition to upgrade an existing guildhall is made. 25, 25

Mandates

Setting Possible values Description Default values (Normal, Hard)
Mandate period (more = fewer) 1 to 10,000 Affects how long nobles must wait before making new mandates. A higher value forces them to wait longer before mandating something. 1000, 500
Demand period (more = fewer) 1 to 10,000 Affects how long nobles must wait before making new demands. A higher value forces them to wait longer before making a demand. 500, 250
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