Just make sure to build that hatch, as the goblins may not survive the journey, but a giant eagle will. You can drop a crystal flute a hundred z-levels and it will be none the worse for wear. This seems surefire to work, but possibly very slowÄig a new 1x1 shaft all the way down from the surface, with a hatch cover then designate a dump zone next to the shaft and mark all the goblinite for dumping. Setup a pair of stockpiles, one on the surface that accepts all the things I want to melt, and one in the forge area that only takes from the surface pile, and assign wheelbarrows/bins appropriately. How durable are minecarts if you drop them from a great height? Setup a multi-minecart chute system I just came up with this, not sure on viability.I am in progress on this, it is an unpowered route I haven't done this yet, as I am afraid that the dropped items will explode/shatter when they hit bottom, injuring my magma-smithy workforce, or become damaged to the point of being unmeltable (can that happen?) Dig a new 1x1 shaft all the way down from the surface, with a hatch cover then designate a dump zone next to the shaft and mark all the goblinite for dumping.What's the most efficient way to get these items melted down? Things I've considered: It's a long haul to go from the surface where most of these items reside, to the magma work-area, and I have a large number of items to move. I have several magma smelters and forges, located right on top of a pool of naturally occurring magma (i.e., quite deep).
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