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[[Goblin]]s may bring ogres in [[siege]]s in place of [[troll]]s {{cite talk|DF2014 Talk:Ogre}}, and like trolls they are fully capable of [[Swimmer|swimming]] (not unlike their [[Blind cave ogre|blind cave]] cousins). It is interesting to note that a clothed ogre is a lot tougher than a troll; if it is wearing good enough [[armor]], it can possibly shrug off masterfully wielded, masterwork [[steel]] [[battle axe]] strikes. | [[Goblin]]s may bring ogres in [[siege]]s in place of [[troll]]s {{cite talk|DF2014 Talk:Ogre}}, and like trolls they are fully capable of [[Swimmer|swimming]] (not unlike their [[Blind cave ogre|blind cave]] cousins). It is interesting to note that a clothed ogre is a lot tougher than a troll; if it is wearing good enough [[armor]], it can possibly shrug off masterfully wielded, masterwork [[steel]] [[battle axe]] strikes. | ||
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+ | Ogresses (female) aren't always aggressive in evil biomes. In some cases, they have been seen to stand inside of fortresses without aggression or violence. However, dogs have a tendency to attack them first. If you have an ogress visiting your fortress, you may wish to relocate your dogs. (This may be a [[bug]].) | ||
Some dwarves [[Preferences|like]] ogres for their ''low howls''. | Some dwarves [[Preferences|like]] ogres for their ''low howls''. | ||
− | [[File:ogre_with_goblin.png|thumb| | + | [[File:ogre_with_goblin.png|thumb|200px|center|Ogre with a goblin.<br />''Art by Wildweasel339'']] |
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− | Ogres do, in fact, have [[Tissue definition token#Tissue | + | Ogres do, in fact, have [[Tissue definition token#Tissue Layer Tokens|layers]], but as of yet, have not been observed travelling with [[Donkey|donkeys]]. |
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