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[greycat]

Ugh... that whole page is wrong.  It looks like someone copied all the 40d info into the DF2010 namespace without verifying it.

Edit: or maybe they found nobles listed in a raw file and dumped them onto the wiki even if those nobles never show up.  Like the Dungeon Master.

[Lord Darkstar]

It's more likely that positions with [MENIAL_WORK_EXEMPTION] doing normal work (and permitting you to assign labors to them) is a bug - enjoy it while you can.

Mining is NOT menial work!  It is why they are dwarves, and not elves or goblins! Any noble dwarf unwilling to mine is an elf or goblin in disguise, and should be executed immediately, for the good of the clan and the mountain home!

[PopeRichardCorey]

It's more likely that positions with [MENIAL_WORK_EXEMPTION] doing normal work (and permitting you to assign labors to them) is a bug - enjoy it while you can.

Mining is NOT menial work!  It is why they are dwarves, and not elves or goblins! Any noble dwarf unwilling to mine is an elf or goblin in disguise, and should be executed immediately, for the good of the clan and the mountain home!

I agree.  Dwarves respecting leaders who won't either mine or fight just doesn't seem right to me.  Ones who don't, I'm fine with; a Cheese Making Mayor is someone I can get along with.  But if s/he ain't willing to pick up a pick or an axe...  How'd s/he even rise to power?

[Sutremaine]

Would be very nice to have [PERMITTED_POSITION_JOB:<whatever>] in the noble entries, plus a 'restricted job' option if all you want to do is stop them from doing something that goes against the nature of the position. That's not really a problem with dwarven positions as they are, but having the option would allow for more flavoursome nobles.