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'''Elephants''' are large peaceful {{L|creatures}} who wander in any {{L|tropical}} {{L|forest}} and in tropical shrublands.
 
  
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Killing an elephant will yield 16 edible portions of {{L|meat}} and 10 portions of {{L|fat}}.
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'''Elephants''' are large peaceful [[creatures]] who wander in any [[tropical]] [[forest]] and in tropical shrublands.  
  
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Elephants can be tamed but cannot be {{L|kennel|trained}} -- the only "war animals" presently available in the game are {{L|dog}}s. Elephants maintain their previous behaviors-- they run from or ignore threats unless attacked.  
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Killing an elephant will yield 16 edible portions of [[meat]] and 10 portions of [[fat]].
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Elephants can be tamed but cannot be [[kennel|trained]] -- the only "war animals" presently available in the game are [[dog]]s. Elephants maintain their previous behaviors-- they run from or ignore threats unless attacked.  
  
 
== Uses for elephants ==
 
== Uses for elephants ==
  
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Having swarms of wild elephants outside your fortress can be a good thing. {{L|Marksdwarf}}s receive a load of experience for hitting an elephant with a {{L|bolt}}, usually bumping their marksdwarf skill a few levels before killing one.  {{L|Trade}}rs will pay a LOT for even an untamed elephant, so they make good trade items. Elephant produce a stack of 16 {{L|bone}}s when {{L|butcher}}ed, and these can be used to make a stack of 80 bone bolts, meaning your marksdwarfs will have plenty of shots before needing to gather more {{L|ammo}}.
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Having swarms of wild elephants outside your fortress can be a good thing. [[Marksdwarf]]s receive a load of experience for hitting an elephant with a [[bolt]], usually bumping their marksdwarf skill a few levels before killing one.  [[Trade]]rs will pay a LOT for even an untamed elephant, so they make good trade items. Elephant produce a stack of 16 [[bone]]s when [[butcher]]ed, and these can be used to make a stack of 80 bone bolts, meaning your marksdwarfs will have plenty of shots before needing to gather more [[ammo]].
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Raising elephants as livestock can also be useful - even though they take '''10 years''' to grow to adulthood, elephant calves can still be butchered (immediately after birth, no less) to yield 10 meat/bones/fat apiece, slightly more than adult [[cow]]s and [[horse]]s (which themselves need to be at least 1 year old), and their byproducts are also 3 times as valuable.
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If you modify your game files to make elephants trainable, War Elephants can form a terrifying assault force.
 
If you modify your game files to make elephants trainable, War Elephants can form a terrifying assault force.
  
 
== In prior versions ==
 
== In prior versions ==
  
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Elephants used to be the most feared and revered animal in the history of DF, their brutality unmatched. One good example of this was [[Boatmurdered]];
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Elephants used to be the most feared and revered animal in the history of DF, their brutality unmatched. One good example of this was [[Main:Boatmurdered|Boatmurdered]];
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packs of elephants would suddenly attack and eat {{L|dwarves}}, their enormous tusks gleaming red with {{L|blood}}.
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packs of elephants would suddenly attack and eat [[dwarves]]. Such was their brutality that they were named the [[King of beasts|king of all beasts]], and an [[undead]] elephant was a symbol in itself in dwarven culture and society to mean brutality, terror, death and destruction.  
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Such was their brutality that they were named the {{L|King of beasts|king of all beasts}}, and an {{L|undead}} elephant was a symbol in itself in dwarven culture and society to mean brutality, terror, death and destruction.  
 
  
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In more recent versions (0.27.176.38c onward) elephants' aggressiveness has been toned down, though {{L|Unicorn}}, {{L|carp}}s and {{L|giant eagle}}s have been more than willing to pick up the slack.
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In more recent versions (0.27.176.38c onward) elephants' aggressiveness has been toned down, though [[Unicorn]]s, [[carp]], and [[giant eagle]]s have been more than willing to pick up the slack.
  
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Latest revision as of 01:55, 3 June 2024

xTATTEREDx  · +FINE+  · *SUPERIOR*  · ≡EXCEPTIONAL≡  · ☼MASTERWORK☼
Elephant

E

Portrait
Biome

Tamed Attributes
Pet value 500

· Breeding

Not hunting/war trainable

Age
Adult at: 10
Max age: 50-70
Butchering returns

(Value multiplier ×3)

Bones 16
Chunks 16
Meat 16
Fat 10
Skulls 1
Skin Leather

Wikipedia article

v50.14 · v0.47 · v0.34 · v0.31 · v0.28.181.40d · v0.23
This article is about an older version of DF.

Elephants are large peaceful creatures who wander in any tropical forest and in tropical shrublands.

Killing an elephant will yield 16 edible portions of meat and 10 portions of fat.

Elephants can be tamed but cannot be trained -- the only "war animals" presently available in the game are dogs. Elephants maintain their previous behaviors-- they run from or ignore threats unless attacked.

Uses for elephants[edit]

Having swarms of wild elephants outside your fortress can be a good thing. Marksdwarfs receive a load of experience for hitting an elephant with a bolt, usually bumping their marksdwarf skill a few levels before killing one. Traders will pay a LOT for even an untamed elephant, so they make good trade items. Elephant produce a stack of 16 bones when butchered, and these can be used to make a stack of 80 bone bolts, meaning your marksdwarfs will have plenty of shots before needing to gather more ammo.

Raising elephants as livestock can also be useful - even though they take 10 years to grow to adulthood, elephant calves can still be butchered (immediately after birth, no less) to yield 10 meat/bones/fat apiece, slightly more than adult cows and horses (which themselves need to be at least 1 year old), and their byproducts are also 3 times as valuable.

If you modify your game files to make elephants trainable, War Elephants can form a terrifying assault force.

In prior versions[edit]

Elephants used to be the most feared and revered animal in the history of DF, their brutality unmatched. One good example of this was Boatmurdered; packs of elephants would suddenly attack and eat dwarves. Such was their brutality that they were named the king of all beasts, and an undead elephant was a symbol in itself in dwarven culture and society to mean brutality, terror, death and destruction.

In more recent versions (0.27.176.38c onward) elephants' aggressiveness has been toned down, though Unicorns, carp, and giant eagles have been more than willing to pick up the slack.

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