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'''Trolls''' are {{L|creatures}} that can be employed by {{L|goblin}}s (provided they have access to them) and are used in {{L|siege}}s to destroy {{L|door}}s and other {{L|building}}s. They have a pale blue blood which can stain masonry walls rather oddly when combined with their red-blooded goblin masters. | '''Trolls''' are {{L|creatures}} that can be employed by {{L|goblin}}s (provided they have access to them) and are used in {{L|siege}}s to destroy {{L|door}}s and other {{L|building}}s. They have a pale blue blood which can stain masonry walls rather oddly when combined with their red-blooded goblin masters. | ||
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Although they cannot be butchered without modifying the game, their {{L|meat}} and {{L|skull}}s (as {{L|totem}}s) are unusually valuable. In an unmodified game you can get their {{L|bone}}s and skulls by leaving their corpses to rot away. | Although they cannot be butchered without modifying the game, their {{L|meat}} and {{L|skull}}s (as {{L|totem}}s) are unusually valuable. In an unmodified game you can get their {{L|bone}}s and skulls by leaving their corpses to rot away. | ||
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Revision as of 19:07, 4 May 2010
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Trolls are Template:L that can be employed by Template:Ls (provided they have access to them) and are used in Template:Ls to destroy Template:Ls and other Template:Ls. They have a pale blue blood which can stain masonry walls rather oddly when combined with their red-blooded goblin masters.
Although they cannot be butchered without modifying the game, their Template:L and Template:Ls (as Template:Ls) are unusually valuable. In an unmodified game you can get their Template:Ls and skulls by leaving their corpses to rot away.
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