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− | Crutches are used by | + | Crutches are used by {{l|dwarf|dwarves}} to move around with broken or missing legs. They're made out of one {{l|wood}} log at the {{l|carpenter's workshop}} or one metal bar at a forge. In adventure mode crutches can be used to walk when one or both legs are disabled. If an uninjured adventurer carries a crutch in their hand the movement penalty of using a crutch will be applied. Once a crutch has been equipped, it will continue to be used until it is dropped from one's hands - {{L|thrower|throwing}} the crutch will not properly clear the "{{L|crutch-walker|crutch-walking}}" status, nor will placing the crutch into a container (or subsequently dropping or throwing the crutch from said container); in order to stop crutch-walking, the crutch must be re-equipped and then dropped. |
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− | In adventure mode crutches can be used to walk when one or both legs are disabled. If an uninjured adventurer carries a crutch in their hand the movement penalty of using a crutch will be applied. Once a crutch has been equipped, it will continue to be used until it is dropped from one's hands - | ||
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{{Category|Healthcare}} | {{Category|Healthcare}} |