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− | '''Emus''' are [[Creature|birds]] who inhabit [[temperate]] [[shrubland]]s and [[forest]]s, appearing in groups of anywhere between 2-10 individuals. They are half the size of a [[human]] (a little over half the size of an adult [[dwarf]]) and are entirely benign, doing little but | + | '''Emus''' are [[Creature|birds]] who inhabit [[temperate]] [[shrubland]]s and [[forest]]s, appearing in groups of anywhere between 2-10 individuals. They are half the size of a [[human]] (a little over half the size of an adult [[dwarf]]) and are entirely benign, doing little but meander about aimlessly. They'll normally flee if confronted in combat, but in rare occasions may attempt to defend themselves primarily with kick attacks. |
− | Emus can be captured in [[cage]] [[trap]]s and [[Animal trainer|trained]] into exotic [[pet]]s. They produce a good quantity of returns when [[butcher]]ed and lay a fairly high amount of [[egg]]s if placed in a [[nest box]], opening the opportunity for an emu farm. Among the ratite birds in the game (emus, [[ostrich]]es and [[Cassowary|cassowaries]]), emus are the smallest and shortest | + | Emus can be captured in [[cage]] [[trap]]s and [[Animal trainer|trained]] into exotic [[pet]]s. They produce a good quantity of returns when [[butcher]]ed and lay a fairly high amount of [[egg]]s if placed in a [[nest box]], opening the opportunity for an emu farm. Among the ratite birds in the game (emus, [[ostrich]]es and [[Cassowary|cassowaries]]), emus are the smallest and shortest lived of the three. |
Some dwarves [[Preferences|like]] emus for their ''size'' and their ''inquisitive nature''. | Some dwarves [[Preferences|like]] emus for their ''size'' and their ''inquisitive nature''. |