
Creatures with a size over 1,200,000 (e.g. The drawbridge is lowered, the targets are placed (or move of their own volition) into position on the tile(s) that the drawbridge will occupy when closing, and then the drawbridge is raised, squashing the targets flat.Ī DAS will not work on exceptionally large creatures. This often uses walls, locked doors, or other solid objects, leaving the targets nowhere to go. In this design, a very compact drawbridge (as little as one tile long) is used, and the target area is the one-tile wide anchoring area, where the bridge will close. blood, vomit) are not erased when a bridge descends on them. Sand or dye in bags doesn't get erased while the bag does, creating a small pile of sand or dye on the ground. Most commonly, a garbage dump activity zone is used in order to place items beneath the drawbridge (as stockpiles cannot be placed on top of existing buildings), but other methods such as flowing water have been used with varying degrees of success. The drawbridge is raised, the targets are placed (or move of their own volition) into position on that ground, and then the drawbridge is lowered, erasing the targets from existence. In this design, a drawbridge is built to come down on at least one tile of solid ground. A DAS works fine as a trash compactor to smash stone, items, and fluids straight into oblivion. It exploits the implementation of drawbridges to utterly destroy any objects and most creatures in its target area. The Dwarven Atom Smasher is a nickname for a drawbridge in waste disposal or militarily-significant applications. Take care so there are no dwarves underneath when you trigger the bridge.
