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Like their [[bushmaster|smaller relatives]], '''giant bushmasters''' have a [[syndrome|venomous]] bite that can kill a dwarf in one go. Of course, they're also large enough to just tear them off completely without bothering with poison; after all, massive blood loss causes death even quicker than paralytic suffocation. Luckily, they're not aggressive, and will flee contact with your dwarves, despite being more than four times as large. Excellent [[mass pitting|pit]] creatures, if you can capture and [[animal training|tame]] them. Strangely they are considered [[mount|exotic mounts]], so if giant bushmasters are arriving onto your map as part of an [[elf|elven]] [[siege]], be warned - they are extremely dangerous. Luckily, like all other species of snake they take the extent of their lives to reach their maximum size, but because of their bite bushmaster juveniles are still extremely dangerous.
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'''Giant bushmasters''' are [[giant animal]] counterparts of the common [[bushmaster]] who can be found in [[savage]] [[tropical]] moist [[broadleaf forest]]s. Like their smaller relatives, they have a [[syndrome|venomous]] bite that can kill a dwarf in one go. Of course, they're also large enough to just tear limbs off completely without bothering with poison; after all, massive blood loss causes death even quicker than paralytic suffocation. Luckily, they're not aggressive, and will flee contact with your dwarves, despite being more than four times as large.
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Excellent [[mass pitting|pit]] creatures, if you can capture and [[animal training|tame]] them. Strangely they are considered [[mount|exotic mounts]], so if giant bushmasters are arriving onto your map as part of an [[elf|elven]] [[siege]], be warned - they are extremely dangerous. Luckily, like all other species of snake they take the extent of their lives to reach their maximum size, but because of their bite, giant bushmaster juveniles are still extremely dangerous.
  
 
Some dwarves [[preferences|admire]] giant bushmasters for their ''deadly bite''.
 
Some dwarves [[preferences|admire]] giant bushmasters for their ''deadly bite''.

Latest revision as of 20:11, 27 April 2024

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Giant bushmaster
Giant bushmaster sprite.png
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Urist likes giant bushmasters for their deadly bite.
Portrait

No portrait

Biome

Variations

Bushmaster - Bushmaster man - Giant bushmaster

Attributes
Alignment: Savage

· Exotic mount · Syndrome · Egglaying

Tamed Attributes
Pet value 500

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Not hunting/war trainable 

Size
Birth: 611.4 cm3
Mid: 129,922.5 cm3
Max: 259,845 cm3
Food products
Eggs 10-20
Age
Adult at: Birth
Max age: 12-24
Butchering returns

(Value multiplier ×2)

Food items

Meat 6-8
Fat 3
Brain 1
Heart 1
Lungs 2
Intestines 1
Liver 1
Kidneys 2
Tripe 1
Sweetbread 1
Eyes 2
Spleen 1

Raw materials

Bones 9-10
Skull 1
Teeth 2
Skin Scales
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A huge monster in the form of a bushmaster.

Giant bushmasters are giant animal counterparts of the common bushmaster who can be found in savage tropical moist broadleaf forests. Like their smaller relatives, they have a venomous bite that can kill a dwarf in one go. Of course, they're also large enough to just tear limbs off completely without bothering with poison; after all, massive blood loss causes death even quicker than paralytic suffocation. Luckily, they're not aggressive, and will flee contact with your dwarves, despite being more than four times as large.

Excellent pit creatures, if you can capture and tame them. Strangely they are considered exotic mounts, so if giant bushmasters are arriving onto your map as part of an elven siege, be warned - they are extremely dangerous. Luckily, like all other species of snake they take the extent of their lives to reach their maximum size, but because of their bite, giant bushmaster juveniles are still extremely dangerous.

Some dwarves admire giant bushmasters for their deadly bite.

Good news: The giant fangs will kill you faster than the venom.
Art by Zoë van Dijk
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