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{{CreatureInfo|name=Raccoon|symbol=r|color=7:0:0|bones=2|chunks=2|meat=2|fat=1|skulls=1|skin=Yes|biome= * {{L|Taiga}} | {{CreatureInfo|name=Raccoon|symbol=r|color=7:0:0|bones=2|chunks=2|meat=2|fat=1|skulls=1|skin=Yes|biome= * {{L|Taiga}} | ||
* Any {{L|temperate}} {{L|forest}}}} | * Any {{L|temperate}} {{L|forest}}}} | ||
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'''Raccoons''' are medium-{{L|size}}d, omnivorous {{L|animals}}. They live in {{L|temperate}} {{L|regions}}. Like real live raccoons, they can steal garbage and items left outside, so don't leave your {{L|masterpiece}} items in the open. If any get stolen, the {{L|dwarf}} who made the item will get an unhappy {{L|thought}} which can potentially be extremely powerful and send him into a year-long {{L|tantrum}}. Raccoons probably will not attack your {{L|dwarves}} or your {{L|pet}}s unless provoked into defending themselves. They can seriously wound or even kill a normal {{L|dog}} or an untrained peasant with no weapon. An armed {{L|Ambusher|hunter}} or skilled dwarf can easily kill a raccoon. They can also be captured, tamed, and raised as livestock or adopted as pets. | '''Raccoons''' are medium-{{L|size}}d, omnivorous {{L|animals}}. They live in {{L|temperate}} {{L|regions}}. Like real live raccoons, they can steal garbage and items left outside, so don't leave your {{L|masterpiece}} items in the open. If any get stolen, the {{L|dwarf}} who made the item will get an unhappy {{L|thought}} which can potentially be extremely powerful and send him into a year-long {{L|tantrum}}. Raccoons probably will not attack your {{L|dwarves}} or your {{L|pet}}s unless provoked into defending themselves. They can seriously wound or even kill a normal {{L|dog}} or an untrained peasant with no weapon. An armed {{L|Ambusher|hunter}} or skilled dwarf can easily kill a raccoon. They can also be captured, tamed, and raised as livestock or adopted as pets. | ||
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Raccoons are medium-Template:Ld, omnivorous Template:L. They live in Template:L Template:L. Like real live raccoons, they can steal garbage and items left outside, so don't leave your Template:L items in the open. If any get stolen, the Template:L who made the item will get an unhappy Template:L which can potentially be extremely powerful and send him into a year-long Template:L. Raccoons probably will not attack your Template:L or your Template:Ls unless provoked into defending themselves. They can seriously wound or even kill a normal Template:L or an untrained peasant with no weapon. An armed Template:L or skilled dwarf can easily kill a raccoon. They can also be captured, tamed, and raised as livestock or adopted as pets.
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