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+#REDIRECT [[Skull]]
-[[File:skull_prev.jpg|thumb|200px|right|There is one inside you. 💀]]'''Skulls''' can be obtained from the [[corpse]]s of dead [[creatures]] and as a by-product of [[butcher|butchering]]. Most creatures have one skull, but some have none and others have [[hydra|up to seven]].
-Skulls can be processed into [[totem]]s at the [[craftsdwarf's workshop]]. They cannot be used as substitute "bones" in creating bone crafts.
-Unlike [[bones]] or [[shell]], dwarves rarely request skulls for [[strange mood]]s.
-For totems, the [[value]] of the original animal is very important. Like all creature byproducts, the skull value is scaled by the [[creature token#M|modvalue]] of the creature.
-{{D for Dwarf}}
-In the current version of ''Dwarf Fortress'', skulls are somewhat easy to shatter. Lucky head-punches can slay even your greatest dwarves.There are two main myths regarding the unique, paper-thin structure of a dwarven skull. Logical dwarven philosophers and religious philosophers disagree as to which is valid.
-The 'rational' group attributes that the reason a dwarf has such a weak skull is also why the beard is so strong; as dwarves cannot physically sit down, kneel or lean, they tend to remain mostly upright their entire life. This caused a gradual change throughout the early generations as gravity brought the skull plating down from their heads into their beards.
-The other group theorizes that when the First Mountain King of the dwarves was shot from Armok's womb, he plummeted from the sky many z-levels high. The fetus smashed into the ground, head-first. This also explains the dwarves', ahem... peculiar mental state.
-==See also==
-*[[Meat industry]]
-{{Translation
-| dwarven = nekol
-| elvish  = ome
-| goblin  = unu
-| human   = sath
-}}
-{{Category|Body parts}}
-{{Category|Materials}}
-[[ru:Skull]]

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