Otherwise, better get out there and adventure some more.
However, a copy of such a world can be made, loaded in the game and the current mode retired or abandoned, then opened in Legends mode. In fact, Legends Mode cannot be entered if there is an active adventurer or fortress in the world. You don't have to have had an adventurer or fortress game active in order to use Legends mode - some players simply enjoy it for the option of looking at the interactive historical map, or to read about the last time their favorite kingdom went to war, or for the ability to export lists of all the sites and governments active in the world. possibly reading written works or by listening to stories and songs.finding artifacts and books and other written works.viewing items with images, like coins, armor, engravings, statues, etc.talking to people in civilized sites and asking them various questions.Ways for an adventurer to uncover events and other things include: Even when set to YES, some things may not be revealed all events will be revealed, but some historical figures, sites, regions, and civilizations and other entities may not be, possibly because they are not known to any civilization. Many players choose to generate a world where the option ' Reveal All Historical Events' is set to YES (the default) - however, if you set the option to NO, then the vast majority of the world history will be hidden in Legends mode until uncovered by brave adventurers. You may explore Legends mode after you generate a new world. Any noticeable achievement made by the player in Fortress or Adventurer mode is recorded and is viewable in Legends mode. In Legends mode, players can view maps, histories of each civilization and any figure who has lived or died in the generated world.
Legends mode is one of the three main methods of interacting with an already-generated world. Only two things are certain in Dwarf Fortress: Fun, and the legends you leave behind.
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