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[Uthimienure]

If you don't have enough beds in your hospital, patients can share a bed.
(I have 11 resting in one bed, and they stay there even after other beds become available.)

[Eric Blank]

If they have a blood borne syndrome any bleeding on each other will result in the syndrome spreading amongst everyone sharing the bed. It would also depend on the syndrome being contact spread

[Thisfox]

If you don't have enough beds in your hospital, patients can share a bed.
(I have 11 resting in one bed, and they stay there even after other beds become available.)

I wonder if there's any consequence for patients sharing beds, this could be a new breakthrough that helps on saving wood and space, two very important resources in this game.

I think they all appear to get to drink out of the same bucket when it comes around and they're in the same hospital bed (it doesn't appear to return to the well between patients taking a drink like it has when they are all in seperate beds). So faster and more efficient room service. But slower medical help, as every time it's happened to me, they have recovered more slowly than the dorfs in a seperate bed. More experimentation needed, that said, as all too often I'm in a situation where I need to quarantine my hospitalisations due to werebeast infections.

[delphonso]

Suddenly an express way to vampirize people from a well emerges...

[anewaname]

What I noticed with hospitals when there is not enough beds, dwarfs were brought to the closest tile of the hospital zone and left there in a pile of dwarf. If there was a bed in that tile, it might appear that they were all put in the same bed.

[Uthimienure]

In my case, the hospital has 10 beds in private rooms. All beds became full, then the next time I checked the hospital, 9 beds were empty (patients recovered, I assume) but the furthest bed from the hospital door still had 11 patients in it with "rest" jobs.

[Stench Guzman]

Elves get mad and leave if you try to sell them a papyrus quire.

[Bralbaard]

If a tile is heated from below and wet because there is water nearby the tile will be described as "warm damp" when you hover over it. However when just looking at the graphics while doing the digging designation (in ASCII) it only shows up as warm.

I found out because I just managed to dig straight into pressurised water (dug into a cavern that was previously unknown to me)

Always double check, I guess.

[Laterigrade]

Elves get mad and leave if you try to sell them a papyrus quire.

Yes, since it was made with plants or plant products, which they don’t like.

[bool1989]

Trivial finding: Dwarves spend too much time in temples.

Irl people only go to church once a week.

Half my fort is idleing in my temples at any given time, and it's slowing down jobs.

Also, Anyone else noticed the lack of moss spred lately?

[Mobbstar]

Yes, since it was made with plants or plant products, which they don’t like.

They seem to take no issue with harvested plants (i.e. plant corpses) or cloth made of plants.  On a more technical level, papyrus sheets directly use the papyrus sedge structural material and as such shouldn't have any additional tokens that upset the elves.

My guess is it may have been decorated with wood, or used a wooden roller.  Perhaps the random roller can be made of wood?

[Kat]

Yes, since it was made with plants or plant products, which they don’t like.

They seem to take no issue with harvested plants (i.e. plant corpses) or cloth made of plants.  On a more technical level, papyrus sheets directly use the papyrus sedge structural material and as such shouldn't have any additional tokens that upset the elves.

My guess is it may have been decorated with wood, or used a wooden roller.  Perhaps the random roller can be made of wood?

If it's a quire, then it's just a sheet of paper, and can't be improved, so there shouldn't be anything in it except the papyrus.


and I thought the elves only got upset with wooden products, not plant products in general ?

[Thisfox]

.....and I thought the elves only got upset with wooden products, not plant products in general ?

Yep, I've sold them apples, cherries, hemp bags full of apricot pits, strawberry wine and vegetable roasts (in elf-friendly stone containers) so yeah, they don't usually care about plant products, just care about wood products, as far as I know.

[Mobbstar]

Maybe the quire was a manual on carpentry. 

[bool1989]

Somehow, I have 9 [water] stored somewhere.