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Monster slayers are visitors that will visit and petition to stay in order to slay creatures in caverns. If you accept their service, they will live among your dwarves like regular citizens, although they will spend most of their time in any breached caverns on your map (provided they can get to them). Here they will relentlessly attack any cavern creatures that show up. Monster slayers do not seem to be able to be given orders or controlled by burrows and other means. This can be troublesome if you want to close the cavern off without leaving them inside.
Monster slayers will arrive already equipped with a weapon and armor, although they may not be particularly skilled at using them.